Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
NUMBER ARE READY
FOR OUTDOOR WORK
Others to Get Together to
Outline PIanS-NeW Nine
May Cut SWath.

y ANDLOT base ball teams are
hopeful of plenty Of warm sun
shine this week in order that
. they can speed practice for the
season. Quite few squads
already have started work and those
who have not yet got outdoors have
held meetings or will get together this
week to outline seasons plans.
A new team the coming season which
is apt to cut quite swath In un-
limited ranks will be the United Type
writer Uniteds. This nine will be made
players. The Methodists have decided
not to be officially represented on the
diamond.
Making up the Uniteds will be Doc
Gray. Aist. Lee Field and Tom Martin,
pitchers: Warren Collision and Red
Olson, catchers Dutch Shloss, captain;
Bill Sweetman, Bruce Kessler, Forrest
Burgess and Dave Lichliter, infielders,
and Eric Friedheim, Chess Carter, Tom
Cuddy and Folston, outfielders. All
these players were on the American u.
squad last Spring. except Lichliter and
AiSt. who had diamond experience at
Blue Ridge College, and Sweetman, who
has had training at Georgetown Uni
ycrsity,
Wally Wolowitz and Fred Dieterich
are managers of the team which will
open its season against Central High
next Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock
in Central Stadium.
Washington Red Sox, which won SO
games and lost only Is last season, will
start practice this morning at IL o'clock
on FaiTlawn diamonds. All candidates,
new and old, are asked to attend. Red
Sox, which are out to make an even
more enviable record this season, are
booking games at Lincoln 4594. =
Pop Kremb's Liberty A. C. base ball.
efS will gather tomorrow night at his
home, 7l8 Taylor street, to discuss plans.
Pep is optimistic as to chances for a
strong team. He is now booking games
at Columbia 4l65-J.
This year Libertys will hold their an
nual field day at Clark Griffith Stadium
August 10, considerably earlier than
usual Two teams are wanted as OPP
ponents Of the Liberty nine that day,
and Kremb will be glad to hear from
teams interested The usual races and
other features will again also be held in
connection with the. field day.
Beymer A. C. diamonders, who viii
meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the
home Of p. v. Donovan. 4451 Conduit
road, are now scheduling games with
unlimited class mines. Call Cleveland
607l. All members of the teams are
urged to be on hand Tuesday.
virginia White Sox base ballers are
to assemble this morning at 1890
o'clock at Bobby Doves home at Baileyss
Cross Roads, Va. A practice is planned
and arrangements for uniforms will be
made. These players are asked to re-
port: G. McQuinn, J. McQuinn. Klein,
Via, Lacy, Davis, Turvis, Sullivan,
Wakefield, Shreve and Goodwin.
A light practice will be held this
morning by aspirants for the Isherwood
A. G. nine on Rosedale diamond at 10
o'clock. Any player wishing trial
should see George Honey on the field.
A meeting Of the Midget base ball
team, which has been organized by
Eastern All-Star Athletic Club. will be
held Wednesday night at o'clock at
1905 Gales street northeast 8. B. Klein
dinst, who last season piloted the Sam
Rices, will pilot the Eastern team:
Aspirants for the. nine are urged to be
at hand at Wednesdays meeting.
All candidates. new and old. are asked
to attend meeting Of the Chevy Chase
senior class nine. formerly Friendship
Juniors, to be held at the home Of
Manager Hammond. 1904 Twenty-third
street, tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.
Capitol A. C. base ballers will hold
their first drill this morning at 10
o'clock at Eighteenth and B streets
southeast. All aspirants are asked to
turn out. S. Thompson has been elected
business manager of the team. with j.
Hardesty treasurer. and j. Thompson,
captain Manager Thompson is re-
ceiving challenges at Lincoln 1923.
National Press Building Cardinal base
ballers will practice this afternoon at
2 o'clock on south Ellipse diamond.
Candidates for Jefferson Fire Depart
ment nine will stage their first drill
today on the firemen's diamond at Viz
ginia Highlands, Va.