Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Country Mngn Win Chevy Chase TEN
SandlOt Ball Teams Are All
Set to Swarm Fields Today
IF the weather man gives sandlot

TF the weather man gives sandlot
base ballers square deal today
something he has not done for the
i past two Sabbaths, diamonds in
this city and especially in nearby
Maryland and Virginia will be the scene
of much activity.
All the teams now are keen for serious
competition and many of them are in
fairly good condition despite that their
conditioning period has been limited
by the unfavorable weather.
In several instances today teams will
meet which were originally carded to
face two Sundays ago.
A majority of the most attractive
games will be staged on out-of-town
diamonds.
Over at Arlington, Va. A. B. & w.
Bus Co. will make another effort to get
together with Addison A. c. in the
opening game for both teams.
A battle between southpaws is the
prospect. Bonnie Wormsley is slated to
hur lfor the Busmen. with Lefty Stevens
doing the pitching for Addison.
r. L. May, president of the A. B. &
w. Co., will toss out the first ball.
Phoenix A. C. base ballers will trek
to Fort George Meade, Md, to meet the
post nine there at 2:30 o'clock. Phoenix
players are to gather at their club
house not later than 1890 o'clock.
A few Saturdays and Sundays and
May 80 are open on the Phoenix Sched-
ule and they would like to fill the dates
with out-of-town mines. Write L. G.
Risler, business manager, 240 Tenth
street southeast.
Virginia White Sox will play host to
Park View A. G. tosSerS at 8 o'clock at
BaileyS Cross Roads.
Johnny Davis will pitch for the Sox.
A southpaw pitcher is sought by the
Virginians and he would be welcome at
the field today
Leading players of the Park View
team include Frederick, Prince, Grant,
Seaton, Rowland, Hunt, B. Hunt, Mann,
N. Seaton, Flynn and Pierce.
Park Views are casting about for
games with unlimited division teams in
and about the city. Call Adams 1864
after $50 pm. or address 651 Columbia
road.
Pop Kremb's Liberty A. C. nine is to
engage Del Ray A. C. on Edward Dun
can field, near Del Ray, Va, starting
at o'clock. Libertys are asked to
report at 2 o'clock.
May IL is an open date on the Liberty
schedule and Kremb would like to book
an unlimited class nine. Call him at
Columbia 4165-J after pm.
A game has been arranged between
Edmonds Art Stone Co. and the Fort
Myer, Va, Post nine for / o'clock at
the fort. Edmopds players are to gather
at Eighth and H streets northeast at
1880 o'clock.
Washington Red Birds will invade
Southern Maryland for an encounter
at o'clock with Cardinal A. C. at
Waldorf. The Birds are to meet at
1905 B street northeast at 1890 o'clock.
Bond Bread All Stars, who are to
engage Brentwood, Md, Hawks this
afternoon at 3 o'clock on the Brent
wood diamond, are after games with
Mount Rainier, Hiser's All Stars and
other strong out-of-town unlimited
class teams.
Business Manager Gubisch can be
reached at Franklin $3.50 during the
day or at Atlantic 4127 after $50 pm.
Leading members of the Bond team
are Collihower, MCGEE, Augustine,
Freed, Mudd, Fowler, Dunnigan, Poland,
Starkey, Hurley, Lyles and Gubisch.
TriangIes are to gather at Fifteenth
and H streets northeast at / 80 o'clock
to make the trip to Berwyn, Md, to en-