Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-13
SEVEN BALL CLUBS
PUNCHED IN RACE
Only Two Capital City Loop
Teams Out of Running.
Schedule Announced.
CLOSE race down to the wire

A CLOSE race down to the wire
~ appears destined in the unlim-
II tied class of the Capital City
4 4 League. Seven of the nine
teams are in the thick Of the
flag battle.
The remainder of the schedule fol-
lows:
Hawks VS. Edmonds, National Press Building
Cardinals VS.. Dixie Pigs. Tremonts VS.. Aztecs,
81 ASSSse s5Snn' cornsr vs. Ahs
Brentwood Hawks vs.. Tremonts' National
National Press Building Gsrdinadls vs. Browns n.
= September = Labor daylII;Edmonds ";
HAWKS vs. Astionai Press saiinr cardinss
Aztecs vs.. Dixie Pigs, Capitols vs.. Browns
September s-Auths VS.. Dixie PIGS, Aztecs
VS.. st.. Joseph's. Browns Corner VS.. Brent
wood Hawks, Tremonts VS.; National Press
September l5-Auths VS.. Tremonts. Browns
Corner vs.. Dixie Pigs: St. .Joseph's. and
Press Building Cardinals VS.. Aztecs.
September 22-Brentwood Hawks vs.. Az
tees, st. Joseph's VS.. Dixie Pigs.
Calvary Baptist needs one more VIC
tory to clinch the Georgetown Church
League championship, following To
win from Grace Episcopal. Tomorrow
Calvary will meet Mount Vernon.
Should Calvary lose it would be tied
with Grace and thre-game play
Buscher,s triple with the bases full
was the big wallop of Calvary's triumph
over Grace.
The Agriculture and G. P. o. teams
are still trying to settle the Colored
Departmental League championship.
They met yesterday in what was ex-
pected to be the deciding game, but 1t
was ended by darkness with the score
at Sail. The Aggies appeared to have
the game In the bag when G. p. o. up
and scored runs in the last inning.
Teams in the Montgomery County
series will meet tomorrow at the home
Of Garrett Waters, 1908 Fifth street
northeast. Eligibility lists and franchise
fees will be posted at the meeting. A
schedule will be drawn. The Takoma
Tigers, Silver Spring Giants, Rockville
A. A., Kensington Firemen, Chevy Chase
Grays and Kensington National Guards
will start the championship competition
Sunday.
The protest slate has been wiped
clean by officials of the Capital City
League. In the Lionel-Ty Cobb game
of last Sunday they upheld the rullng
of Umpire Sanders in forfeiting the
contest to the Cobbs. They declared
the Vic Sport Shop victor over the
Cobbs in protested game Of August 4.
All teams involved are in the junior Sec
ton. The standings were not affected
by the decisions.
The, remainder Of the junior schedule
follows:
August 1s-Langleys vs.. calhoHns, po-
tomacs VS.. Ty Cobbs, O'BrienS Va. Vic Sport
Shop, Lionels VS.. Murphy-Ames.
August 25-ionels VS.. Langleys, II Cobbs
vs.. Ca1houns, Murphy-Ames vs.. O'Briens,
Vic Sport Shop VS.. Potomacs.
September 1-Vic Sport Shop VS.. Langleys,
Potomacs VS.. Monels, Ty Cobbs vs. O'Briens,
Calhouns VS.. Murphy-Ames.
September S-Lionels VS.. Vic Sport Shop.
The National Press Club Cardinals
will hold important practices tomorrow
and Friday on the Burleith field, each
at Sis pm. Coach Charles Harrington
urgently requests all players to attend,
Managers Of teams in the Prince
Georges County championship series will
meet tomorrow at pm. at the Mount
Rainier bowling alley to settle several
important matters.