The Washington times., 1929-06-08
5ANDLOT MINES
To Be BUSY

Sandlot baseball faces another
heavy week end. Besides the regu-
lar sandlot league games, practically
all of the other teams in town and
in nearby Maryland and Virginia
will be busy either today or tomor-
row, with the majority of games
scheduled tomorrow.
The Butter TRUSTS are playing
the Langley A. G. today and Man
ager Kearns requests the following
players to report at First and B
Streets southwest, at 2 o'clock:
Dearborne, Smith, Gaylor, Ruppard,
Mcintosh, Adair, Wallach, Gettings,
Berger and Ed Hill.
The sherwood A. C., with
Noah DOWnes, former Penn
State League pitcher, on the
mound and Vandyke receiving
will be seeking revenge from
the FOxalIs tomorrow when they
meet on the latter's diamond.
Last year the IsherwOOds drop
ped two games by one run to
the FOxalls.
The Baltimore Cardinals are seek
ing August opponents in Washing
ton or any nearby town. The Cards
are one of Baltimore's fastest I'M
limited semipro teams, and espe-
cially would like to book the Dread
naughts or Alexandria Fireme1.
Warren Lennon, $40 Northeast
Ave, Baltimore, Is the Cardinal
manager.
Independent teams playing today
are the Phoenix A. G.. and State De
partment on the Phoenix diamond
at o'clock; Army MeIicOs and
Headquarters Battery at Fort Myer;
Avenue Valet Shop and Anacostia
Eagles on the Fairlawn diamond;
Calvery brakes and d. J. Kaufman
on Monument diamond No. 3 at
o'clock, and Shapiro A. c, versus
Webcos on North Ellipse at /
o'clock.
The Brookland White Sox will
play Bowie at Bowie. Md, tomor-
row at 5 o'clock. Foore and Wood
will be the batteries FOR the former
White Sox have scheduled a game
with Army Headquarters at Indian
Head June 16 and are looking for
games for the 23rd and Both either
at Brookland or on challenging
teams diamond. Manager Colman
is hooking White Sox games at
n 623S.
In the Capital City Insect
League the Corinthians, which
have not yet made an appear
ance i'm the league. meets the
Clyde Milan nine at II o'clock
this morning on No. 4 diamond.
The other two games in this
league today finds the Eastern All
Stars engaging the Lionels at /
O'Clock on the South Ellipse dia-
mond and the Sam Vests are play.
ing the Brookland Boys Club on
No. as soon as the Corinthian-
Milan game is over.
A number of new faces will he
seen among the teams in the Capital
City League tomorrow, some of the
teams adding as many as three new
players and letting that many go
in order to bolster their strength.
Changes made by the various teams
follow:
RELEASED
UnIimIted-N. p Il. Cardinals Mathew
Mattare ana Luther w. Gray: Browns
Corner. Jack Barnes. Raymond Cakes
and John Farlane: Miller Aztecs. Peter
Ingram.
Seniors-MiIHer Furniture Company,
William Faucet. David A. Hardester
ir.. and Charles Turner: Hartfords,
Lloyd ID. Van Horn.
Observation-Disclosures. G. Gafney and
Thomas Robertson.
1nsects-Sam Vests. Frank Baroni
and Vincent Enright.
SIGNED
Unllmited-N. P. B. Cardinals. CLAY
ion Schneider and Robert Fuchs: Browns
Corner, Danny Finnegan and Joe Denns
st. Joseph's A.. C.. Henry Phipps and
Jack Manlev.
Seniors-Mller Furniure. Joseph
'Wahler. Miles J. sugrue and Carl wah-
Ter.
Juniors-Corinthians Harry Tate.
American Legion--Delano Post. Eugene
Hawkins. John D. Miller and Samuel
klaben; Victory Post. John B. Sterrer.
Clinton L. Layer and Paul E. Hawkins
MidGets-Merdians, William Burke
and John Lynch.
Insects-sam Vests. James W. Ges-
ford, jr