Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
ALEXANDRIA GAME
Offers HIGH spot
Celtics Win Strive to Get Re-
venee on Naval Hos.
pital Nine.

A LEXANDRIA. Va. August "a
~ st. Mary's win face the Naval
"A Hospital ntne Of washington to-
4 i morrow ~ . o'clock In Bag
gets Park.
Naval Hospital. the leading unlimited
team "a the District. holds one victory
over the Celtics.
The locals have outclAssed all Of
the contenders for the Northern Viz
ginia semt-pro title and among their
other successes number . pair Of vic
tories over the Georgetown A. c., q.
host OF decisions over other Capital
The three-game series between the
Columbia Engine Company and the Viz
ginia A. @. for the amateur unlimited
title Of Alexandria and vicinity will
open here tomorrow afternoon ut 3
mond at Hayden Field.
Two Bucks" Struder. Ashby SMELL
ings or Joe Padgett VIII pitch for the
Columbia nine. with Bobby barley be-
hind the bat, while Speed Boy" Jones
or Judd will do the hingtng for the
V~irginians, with dettles back Of the
plate.
Eligihility lists Of the two clubs are
as follows:
Cornell. DaYnel, Edwards, Gaines, Get
tie, Haie, Hevett, r. jones, D. Judd,
K. Judd. Ovens. Shoots, Snyder, Sto-
YER. sutherland. Theimer, watkins,
Wood, and Pat German, manager.
Columbia Engine Co.-Harvey Lunce-
ford. coaching: Billy Padsett. manager;
Gily Lee. captain: Bobby barley,
"Hoodla" Elliott, Larry Kersey. Bur-
ton Ress, Pat Bennett, Dave Shapiro,
Bob Robertson, Arthur Wingheld. Billy
Travers. Louis : stham. Sammy Bernnan,
Noble Smith. Joe Fadgett, Struder
Snelltngs.
Del Ray A.: g. Is TO encounter q galaxy
Of sluggers tomorrow afternoon In the
Washington Red Eox when the two
teams clash at 3 o'clock on Edward
Duncan Field In Potomac.
Colonials will open q home-and-
home series with the Fredericksburg
on Guckert's Field at 3 O'Clock. The
second game of the series will be played
next Saturday at Fredericksburg, Va.
Glover elubmen will trek to WASH
ington for an engagement tomorrow
afternoon with the Palace A. C. at
3 o'clock on the Monument grounds.
The annual father and son. tourna-
ment Of the Belle Haven Country Clue
will be played here next Saturday aft
ernoon. Play will be in foursomes with
father and son pairing as twoSornes.
Club handicaps will apply. while the
same rules governing Scotch foursornes
will be employed.
A silver loving cup will be presented
to the winner of the 10-mile modified
marathon run which Will feature the
field day to be held here September II,
at Baggett's Park, by the Potomac Yard
Athletic Association.
Medals will be awarded 10 all the
runners surviving the grind which prob.
ably will start downtown ana 60 out
through Fairfax County ana back for
spectators attending the program at the
park.
Del Ray A. G. has set its first foot ball
drill for September ] Of Edward Dan
can Field and Guy Camden and Bill
Wilson, the newly appointed coaches,
will be In charge.
Del Ray expects to place . strong
team on the gridiron this season and
mas lgneu o mo OF yolthful stars,
including several who played at George
Mason High School last FAN.
Virginia gridders have signed Mouse"
Briscoe, who formerly starred with that
club at halfhack, and who is considered
one of the fleetest broken field runners
In this vicinity.
Manager Pat German has also lined
up Leo Lyons, "Dibby" Simpson, Paul
Eobey. Stiltz. Gettle, Brown. Buck
Beach, Butler, Cornell, Phillips and Will
liams, all Of whom are well known
hereabouts.
~Iroquois A. c. 135-pound gridders
will drill tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock on duckert's Field. Goodies"
Owens IL coaching the Iroquois this sea
on.
Clovers trimmed the st. Mary's Mid
gets, 9 to Z, yesterday on the Hayden
Field diamond.
st. Mary's Midgets will start foot ball
practice tomorrow morning on the Ship
yard Field at 1850 am, with their
newly-appointed coach. Joe Hamilton,
conducting the practice. The Saints"
have Jones. Ewald, Herrick. Herring,
Hamilton, Barnett, Dean. Fields, Page.
Holcomb. Cuthard. Bremen, Downey.
Lyons. Ellis, Owens and CYaddock in
the fold this Fall.