Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-09
LEAGUES TO Plan
FOR TITLE SERIES
Heads of Weekday Circuits
Will Arrange Details
Tomorrow Night.
TO formulate plans for the Dis
trict weekday base ball league
championship series, starting

trlct weekday base ball league
championship series, starting
L August 10, meeting of presi-
dents of the various participant
ing leagues will be held tomorrow night
at $3.50 O'Clock at the Terminal Rail-
road Y. M. c. A. at the call of E. H.
GoelZ, president of the series. Goelz
will appoint various other series officials
Leagues to be represented and their
presidents are: Departmental, Vic
Gauzza: Government Louis Hood;
Georgetown Sunday School, F. c..
Hodges, jr.; Industrial, E. w. Flester;
Terminal morning loop, H. j. LaSslter,
and Terminal evening loop, S. W..
Hughes.
Winning teams in the various leagues
must submit their list of eligible play
ers by July Is. Players can perform
with only one team and no outside
men may be used In the series. All the
games will be played on the Washing
ton Terminal Railroad Department
Y. M. C.. A. diamond at the Union
Station.
Prizes will be presented the teams
finishing first, second and third in the
series and individual awards donated
by merchants will be given as follows:
For the most valuable player, the
most home runs, most hits, best batting
average, pitcher winning the most
games, best fielder, player making most
assists and to the player making the
most two-base hits.
First series play is scheduled to end
Sunday in the unlimited and Junior
sections of the Capital City Base Ball
League. Montrose won honors in the
FIRST series in the senior division last
Sunday and second series play in that
section will get under way Sunday.
In the unlimited section there is
merry battle on for first place among
Miller Aztecs. present leaders: National
Press Building Cardinals, Auths and
brentwood Hawks. With Lionels and
Vic's Sport Shop tied the first half race
In the junior section is even closer.
Lionels will meet Ty Cobbs and Vic's
will engage Mardfeldts Sunday. Should
both the leaders win an extra game
will be necessary to decide first-half
honors. The junior mines will begin the
second series July 81 on an equal foot
ing, providing Sundays schedule is not
erased by rain. Entry fees must be
posted by teams planning to compete
IN the second series by midnight Sun
day.
In the American Legion series Sun
day the loop-leading Lincoln Post nine
plays its final first-haIf series foe. en-
gagin the runner-up Forty
team.
In the most interesting game in the
Weekday League group yesterday
Union Carmen registered an 8-5 ten-in-
ming triumph over Washington Termi-
nal. Though the winners combed Rec
tor, losing pitcher. for 81 hits, he man
aged to get by until the Carmen showed
their deciding three runs across in the
tenth.
Gas Light tossers rallied calamity in
the last inning of their Industrial
League game with Chestnut Farms, but
the latter had too much Of an early
lead and won, 8 to 5.
Printers came from behind to take
the measure Of Navy, 5 to 2, in the
Government League. Charlie Hol-
brook for the Printers connected safe
~ three times in as many tries, one of
Tommy DalgliSh, also of the Printers,
Socked a homer.
Bureau was returned 6-to-4 winner
over G. P. o. in a six-inning Depart
mental League contest. The Bureau
boys gained the lead In the first in
ming and held it.
Hitting hard behind the stellar pitch
ing of Ginsberg, Nye House nine regis
tered an 18-to-7 victory over Sam
Rices in the Boys Club League.
Agriculture got of to a sizeable lead
in the first inning of their Colored De-
partmental League game with Treas
ury and were never headed, winning,
to 4.