Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26


Clark Griffith Stadium next
Sunday against Georgetown A.
c.. the latter has won the title IN Sec.
ton A. Unlimited Glass of the Capital
CITY League. Sundays game with
Dreadnaughts was to have been George
towns last In the league. II 1t had
been played and Dreadnaughts had won
a triple tie among Georgetown, Dread
naughts and st. Joseph's would have
been possible. With Dreadnaughts not
playing Sunday. however, Georgetown
viii receive forfeit giving the West
End nine ten victories against one de-
feat, and clinchipg the Section nag
for them.
Until Ross Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, as,f Doug
las A. G. mines settle their sht for
Section B honors Georgetown will play
independent ball Georgetown and the
winner in Section b will then meet IN
a series to decide unlimited class league
honorS.
One senior class game has been card
ed for Sunday In Capital City League.
II will bring together Auths and Brown
g. wood mines on the West Ellipse at
& O'Clock. No other senior class teams
win be scheduled for games Sunday until
their franchise money for second
round of play is paid to Arthur A.
Heywood. secretary and treasurer OF the
league. Sundays senior division games
win be the third contests of the final
round.
ROYALS and Webco mines will meet
at 2 o'clock and Jewish Community
Center and Speakers at 4 o'clock in
CAPITAL City League insect class games
tomorrow on Plaza Field. Mount
Rainier has forfeited scheduled
game to Brookland
Lincoln Post team now holds clear
cut lead in the American Legion title
series, being conducted here among
midget class teams of Capital City
League as the result OF its rs win
Yesterday over Kelleys The victory
gave Lincoln Post three wins In as
many starts, and it now Is the only
team which has not lost In the series.
Both the other games carded yester-
day resulted In 90 forfeits. PoWhatans
declared victor over Planskys, who
placed an ineligible team on the field,
and Rices won when the Standards
were declared by the umpire to be.
trying to delay the game and he an
nounced Rices the victor. Powhataris
were leading Al in an exhibition game
with Planskys, which was called in the
fifth inning, and Rices were ahead,
i6 to l, In the third inning when play
was halted.
A tl1ree-run ninth-inning rally car
ried Lincolns 10 victory over Kelleys.
George Brandt, who pitched the whole
game for the winners, was generally
effective and also socked triple. Sui
Ivan and Stann led the vict0rs at bat,
and Panetta, Lincoln shortstop. gave
fine fielding exhibition.
Three more series games are listed
Saturday. Lincoln Post will meet Sam
Rices on Monument diamond No OF
S o'clock, Plansky and Boys Club
Standards will face on Plaza fleld at
8 O'Clock and Kelleys and Powhatans
are TO battle on West Ellipse Of
o'clock
Government Printing Once nine
scored two runs in the last inning of
their Government League game with
General Accounting ONCE yesterday
and won, 6 to 4.
A big final frame during which they
scored seven runs also assured Treas
ury It's isis win over Government Print
ing Once In Departmental League.
Beremann's Laundry tossers squeezed
out 81 triumph over Barber d Ross
In Merchants League. M. Ball for the