Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
EXPRESS, PULLMAN
TEAMS TO BATTLE
Game Tomorrow May Decide
FirSt-HaIf Honors in
Terminal League.

- EXPRESS viii meet Pullman to-
- morrow in Railroad Y. M C.
A. evening loop game that may
IL decide the first half series title
Should Express win, 1t viii gain
the title, and victory for Pullman
would throw the race into a tie. The
game will start on the Union Station
diamond at S o'clock.
Terminal surprised yesterday by van
gushing Pullman, to 4.
Davis limited Chestnut Farms batters
to six hits as he pitched Big Print Shop
to ga victory over the Dairymen In
the Industrial League.
Cumberland and Diehl did some lusty
clouting for Interstate as that team
took the measure of Printers, 10 to 6,
in the Government League.
st. Adams Episcopal overcame an
early lead to defeat Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, IL to s, in the
Georgetown Church League.
Capital Traction outslugged WASH
ington Terminal to win, 10 to IA, in
the Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A.
morning circuit.
After scoring z runs in the first in
ming, Agriculture coasted to trim Treas
ury, IL to 5, In the Colored Depart
mental League.
Following is the Capital City League
schedule for the coming Saturday and
Sunday along with league changes in
personnel:
UNLIMITED.
Sunday.
Browns Corner VS.. Auths, No. {, Monu-
Tremonts VS.. Brentwood Hawks, Brent
st. Josenh's VS.. Capital Athletic Club.
Press Cardinals vs. Dixie Piss Biadens-
Can games 3 o'clock)
SENIOR.
Sunday.
Miller Furniture VS.. Kaufman's, West
TYNE ACES VS.. Roamers, East ElliDse,
MontTose vs. Brookland Boys Club, No. 4.
Hartfords VS.. Bostonians, No. 0. o'clock.
JUNIOR
Sunday.
h S4bsA VS. caIhou9s p oGBs, G Hd
Mardfeldts vs.. Potomaes, No. 2. Fair
OBrien vs.. vic's Sport, No. 2, Fairlawn,
Lonels VS.. Corinthians, No. 8, o'clock.
AMERICAN LEGION.
Saturday.
pelano VS.. Victory. South EIlipas,
Sunday.
,George washington vs. spengler, No. 4.
Lincoln vs.. Eight and 40, No. 3, 9 o'clock
MIDGET.
Sunday.
KeniIworths vs.. Meridians, No. Q. II
Corinthians VS.. Iroquois, No. 5, II o'clock.
INSECTS.
Saturday.
:, Eastern An-stars VS.. Corinthians, No. 4.
Homes vs. sam Vests. No. 4. ! O'Clock.
South Ellipss' o,Ss aSasv
Clyde Milsns vs.. Georgetown, West Ellipss.
CHANGES IN ROSTERS.
Releases.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corner, Joseph A, Lee
and Michael r. Scanlon
F1rniture Co. Alien Tayior a mdcn Eidred AfI 8.
CLARK; Roamers, Charley McVean and Benz
JunioEs@Ty cobBs, John Watson. Lawrence
Flynn, Howard Miller and James Cuttings.
POST joseph ksrna Tneseln Po ssh bsHd
kapIan and William Simonds
Signed.
Unlimiteds-Browns Corner, Eldred L.
Clark and Thomas Fitzgerald.
Seniors-Roamers, Adger Adair and Herr
: Juniors-Ty cobbs. Russell Greene, John
Davis Joseph Ggasso and Fred Pell; Lang
leyS, Lamar Wyche.
American Legion--Lincoln Post, Lawrence
Flynn and Paul g.. Verhmeyer; Eight and
rorty' Charles Quigley; George Washington
Post, Arthur King.
Dan Sewers, national director of Am
ertcantSm Commission of the American
Legion, viii decide whether teams com
peting in the American Legion series
of the Capital City League may con-
ttnue in the series with players drawn
from more than one high school. Sew
eral of the teams have threatened to
withdraw from the series if the rule
is enforced. Some of them would be
almost completely stripped of players
If the ruling Is put into effect.
Games so far played will stand as
win the matches scheduled Saturday
and Sunday.
Semi-f1nals Of the National Legion
series will be played at Griffith Stadi-
UNI, August 20, 81 and 20, 1t has been
announced by Sewers. The games will
decide the Eastern champion, who will
meet the Western victor Worcester