The Washington times., 1929-08-17
SANDLOT Mines
FACE BIC DAY

The seven clubs left In the chase
for the Prince Georges County uu.
limited base ball championship con-
tmue their bitter fight for the
county honors with a trio of double
headers tomorrow with the first
game starting at 1880 p. m.
The feature attraction on the card
is the tussle between HyattsviIle and
Berwyn at Berwyn, with Bowie en-
tertaining Clinton at Bowie and
Mount Rainier clashing with the
plucky Capitol Heights Junior Order
nine, at Mount Rainier. Lanham
drew bye for this Sunday.
The SIX teams In the Mont
gOmery County series Open their
warfare tomorrow with three
sets Of double headers. The
schedule calls for the TakOma
Tigers meeting Rockville at
Rockville. KensingtOn fIremen
at Silver Spring and Friend.
ship A. G. at kensingtOn with
the National Guards.
In addition to, the county series
scraps and the Capital City League
games, there are couple Of out
standing clashes among independent
mines with the Red Sox- Georgetown
A. Z. game on Friendship Field and
the Cherrydale-St, Mary's Celtic
game at Baggett's Field, Alexandria.
furnishing the high spots. A sched.
ule OF games will be found else.
where on this page.
Big doings which include flag
raising and band to furnish music
are promised for the opening battle
among the weekday league winners
for the championship when the
Union Printers and Naval Hospital
mines pry off the Lid Monday even
Ing on the Terminal Y. NJ. C. A..
diamond at 4 o'clock. Special seat.
ing arrangements have been made
10 accommodate fans. The eligibility
nsts OF the teams follow:
Potomac Yards Baseball Team ,Termi-
naIl Il. r. Dept. Y. NJ. c. A. Morning
ILessgus1-A: l. scl,1.: L beavers tmsnaEerl. r.
2. Q. Smith. II. Fields. ]. Theirner' =
v Theimsr. w. B. Rogers. M. l. Deavers,
9. Crouch L. Latham, x. Judd. w. W;
G Gos; p. N. Click, G, Watkins, c. A..
Payne. D. Henderson. C. T. Struder. J.
". McClarin. H. Mayhew, NJ. WoodIey.
M j. Reed. G. 2. White.
Naval Naval Hospital Team tDspartmsntal
Crews. Griffith. Hicks. Howk. Ingram.
King, Luck. Miller, Pliler. Roberts
, ,(captain). Humboldt. schuster. Wilser-
Washington Gas Light Company I'm
dustrial League-E. Bauman. w. Harri-
son. A. Hughes. PAMELA. Cave. Brown.
Collins. Haas. Gill. sn1ithson. Much.
H, whitney. P. o. Kline. manager.
Union Printers Team Government
League)-Desper. Goldsmith. McPherson.
Hutchinson; Simmons. Jeffries. Rouda-
Deloe. Waple. Edwards. Dalglish. Hal
brook. Schneider. Lowery.
Pullman Team (TerninaI r. r. De-
partmsnt Y. NJ. c. A. Evening LeaEueo
waples. Tripp. Mitchell. Hall. Buckley.
Buscher, Winters, Brewer and Colh-
Calvary Baptist Church (GeorEetown
ager1. H. Crow, G. Proctor, J. Hilleary,
L. Berger. B. shanks. c. Prime; r.
Davidson. Ben Thomason. 3. vollmsr.
Darns. A. Buscher. J. Forrest J..
Demarest, 3. Wormsley.
Although they fought gameiy
George Washington Post went down
in the regional American Legion
finals at Philadelphia yesterday,
bowing to Uniontown, champions
of Pennsylvania, to 5. Buscher
started on the mound for the Dis
trict Of Columbia team but was hit
hard in the first two innings and
replaced by Lefty George, who went
well despite the fact his team was
five runs in arrears when he en-
tered the box. Had he started 1t
might haveA been a different story
for he hurled commendable ball.