Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
ALEXANDRIA BATTLE
HAS FANS ON EDGE

| ALEXANDRIA. June 23.--AleXan-
dria fans will converge on Dreadnaught
Park tomorrow afternoon for the first
game of importance played between
local teams this season
ST. MaryS Celtics and the Dread
naught A. A, will meet at 3 o'clock in
| a Capital City League game, and more
| contest than has been displayed here
| IN several seasons,
Columbia Engine Company will seek
revenge for a 7-to-4 defeat when 1t
meets the Simpsons Dairy nine of
Washington on Hayden Field at 3
o'clock tomorrow.
Fifty entrants are expected to take
part in the golf tournament over the
course of the Belle Haven Country
Club Wednesday afternoon. The tourney
is only open to delegates to the con-
vention of the Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION of Virginia
The newly organized Potomac Fire
Department A. c. will play Pop
Kremb's Liberty clubmen of Washing
ton tomorrow on the Potomac Yard
diamond at 3 o'clock
Edmond's Art Stone Co. of Washing
ton will align its forces against the
Cardinal A. g, tomorrow afternoon on
the Cardinal Park diamond at o'clock.
Sarepta Lodge, No. 46. independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, will inaugurate
Its schedule of Sunday games tornor-
row, playing the Chain Store A. c. of
Washington on the Mount Vernon
avenue diamond at 8 O'Clock.
Two eo'ored teams will clash in
Dreadnaught Park Thursday at AIS.
Fredericksburg (Va) Frogs and Potomac
Yard Tigers, both unlimited class mines.
are to face
Two games will be played next week
in the Richmond, Fredericksburg 81
Potomac Railroad Co. League, ending
the first half of the schedule. Train
men meet Transportation Clerks on
Monday and Mechanical Department
opposes Bureau and Accountants Friday.
Bobby Vogt has listed his Gabby
Hartnett Juniors for two games Boys
Club Stanleys will be played in Wash
irgton on Monument lot diamond No. 3
Friday at 3 o'clock and the Alexandria
Colonials will be played on Carriers
Field, July /.
Alexandria Police will play the Baraca
Bible Class of the First Baptist Church
Tuesday in Dreadnaught Park at
o'clock.
c. c. Carlin has been elected president
OF the Belle Haven Country Club. Julian
T, Burke was named vice president and
Gardner L, Boothe, I'd, secretary and
treasurer. Members elected to the board
OF directors are: c. c. Carlin, Carroll
Pierce, Gardner L. Boothe, I'd; Wilmer
j. Waller, H. p. Wilson, Nelson T
Snyder, ir.; William s. Snow. Julian r.
Burke. Beudrice L. Howell j. Randall
Cation. tr.; Dr.. Samuel B. Moore and
Edward II, Kempcr. Chairmen were
named for the standing committees as
follows; David J. Howell. greens; John
T. Worthington, house: Charles F
Holden, golf, and w. Cameron Roberts,
tennis.
Alexandria Police downed Columbia
Engine Co, 10 TO 3, on Hayden Field
here this afternoon and evened the
series between the teams at one victory
each. George Everely, Police pitcher.
limited his opponents 10 seven scattered
hits. Bob Ludlow led the victors at
nat with three doubles and two singles
in five tries.
Cardinal A. C. nine of this place
defeated Ross Council, Junior order
United American Mechanics of WASH
ington,. II to z. In Dreadnaught Park
this afternoon,
Unfavorabie weather resulted In
abandonment of the mixed Scotch golf
toursome scheduled this afternoon at
the Belle Haven Country Club.