The Washington times., 1929-06-19
c. P. D. OPPOSES
NAVY YARD

Navy Yard and G. P. o. are play
ing today for the cha mpionship In
the Government League for the
first half Of the season. A ruling,
upheld by league officials, which
took away three victories from
Interstate for having played an in
eligible man, revamped the stand
ings and leaves these two teams to
fight it out today for the title.
Making every hit count. Pullman
won the championship for the first
half of the season in the Terminal
Y. League yesterday from Express,
to 3. The victors were outhit, 10
TO s. but got theirs at the right
time. p. Hughes went the route
for Express, while Tripp was sue
ceeded by Buckley in the seventh
to halt an Express rally that netted
two runs and put them ahead, to 2.
Pullman came right back in their
half Of the inning and matched
these two, which was enough to
win.
Chevy Chase Grays seek
Saturday opponent. Call CIeve.
4RI after s O'cIock. Sunday the
Grays are hooked against the
B0n0 NIOth1ePS.
The A, 8. & w. Busmen are with
out a game for Sunday and do not
relish the proposed inactivity. CAN
Clarendon 807-F-5 to relieve them.
Hisers AIl-Stars, which meet the
Berwyn A. c. twice on Sunday OF
the Riverda1e diamond, are holding
a. practice session there this evening
at O'Clock. Anacostia Eagles aN
in need of several players. Anyone
desiring a tryout is advised to report
to the Congress Heights diamond at
O'CLOCK any evening. Saturday the
Eagles tackle the Naval Hospital and
Sunday they engage the Alexandra
Firemen.
In the B. Y. P. y. League. First
Baptist defeated Methodist Baptists,
Il to {, and Kendall walloped Metro
politan, 1916. In the Georgetown
Church League, Cavalry Baptist had
little trouble with st. Adams. 1871.
In the Government League. Union
Printers won 2 so game from Navy,
with Simons swinging the whitewaTh
brush. In the Departmental League,
Naval Hospital registered over Bu-
reau, IL, and in the colored branch
Agriculture won from Veterans Bu-
reau. 1916. Potomac Yards defeated
r. n. S., 22-1, and Big Print trimmed
Western Electric, 1911.
With the changed personnel going
into effect Sunday, the battle VIII
begin all over in the American
Legion race. The revised team
rosters follow:
GEORGE wASHINGTON-Eve Rus
sell, Arthur King, Charles Lytie. Richard
Lee. c. J. Fachinns. c. U. Fachinna,
Donald Garner. Charles Fillah. Charles
Mostow.. Richard Fitzgerald. Pietro Aqui-
limo, John Simonds, Vincent McNally ana
Albert Tucci.
LIONELS-Luther Dansberger. Samuel
Klaben, Robert Lynch, Philip Fox. How
ard Moore. John Donaldson. Carroll Nc
Frank Wynne, Arthur Pals
grove, George Holmes, Paul Vishmeyer'
Flynn. Lew Welsh and Ber-
Fight AND FoRrY-wnue Myers.
Lohn Taylor. Carl Dewey. Nathan CantRr,
William Eschiuger. William Mills. Alvin
kilby. John Sunshine, Carey Msup'"'
Bernard Robertson George Jenkins e
ouigley. John Meehar.
DELANO-Harry stegel, Eugene Hew-
kins, Elmer Smith, Frederick Miller,
Joseph Mills, Carl Mills. Arthur Neck
David Kaplan, Richard Collins, w.
Kent
vICTORY-John Stopper. Clinton Layer,
Charles Rauscher Melvin 'Helt Fred
Thomas. Edward Fitzpatrick. Sam Del
Vechio. Clarence Henderson, Wayerly
Wheeler, James George. Edward Roche,
Arthur Taylor, Raymond Henderson.
WALCOTT - Walt Osburne, Stewart
Foley. Jacob Fradin, Clarence Apraer.
Harvey Schmidt. James Torrillo. Walter
Schmidt. William johnson. Theodore
Smyrmas. Leroy Brill, William Hart,
John Williams
SPENGLER - Charles Hawkins, Paul
Hawkins, Walter Moore, Robert Wool
ard. Malcolm Luebkert. Charles Watts,
Joseph Smith, William Wirnstein, George
Caver. Kenneth Valentine. Walter z.
Peregoy. Charles Mcclure, Donald Keis-
ter.