The Washington times., 1929-08-19

Meanwhile, the following organiza-'
tions will be represented at the
games by generous delegations;
Neighborhood House, Boy Scouts.
Y. M. c. A., Marine Barracks. Fort
Myer, Marine Band, and all local
orphan asylums and community
centers.
, Tomorrow's schedule calls for two
games, with the two teams drawing
byes tomorrow meeting in the first
game Wednesday. The winners of
tomorrow's games clash in the sec.
ond Wednesday encounter. The win
ming teams Wednesday will meet
Thursday afternoon for the title,
with the winner travelling to Louis
vile for the junior world series
September 4, 5 and s, to meet the
Western titleholder.
The draw for the schedule will be
made tonight by Dan Sewers, ma
tional director of the American
Legion Junior baseball series tourna.
ment. The winning teams are Louis
vile, KY, of District Z; Asheville,
N. c., of No. s; Atlanta, Ga, of Dis
trict 9; uniontown, Pa, of District
10; Buffalo. N. Y, of District IL, and
Lisbon Falls, Me-, Of District IL.
The United States Marine Band
twill be on hand to furnish musical
entertainment throughout the series.
Ali games will be umpired by Dan
Barry and Jack O'Sullivan, Of the
reserve staffs Of the American and
National Leagues. respectively.
The opening gun in the weekday
leagues championship series Is fired
this evening, with the Union Printers
engaging Naval Hospital on the
Terminal 7. M. G. A. diamond. The
usual opening ceremonies of throw
Ping .sout the first ball, music, etc.,
VIII obtain. Games are to be played
every evening among the six league
| winners until the championship Is
| settled.
The Montgomery county baseball
series got off to a running start for
three o fthe six teams, each Of
which won both its games. The
winners were the Takoma Tigers,
which defeated the Rockville A. G.
Is to 10 and to 4, Silver Springs,
which won twice from Kensington
Firemen, "a to and 10 to 8, and
Friendship A. c., which won from
the Kensington National Guards,
to and IL to 8. Fifty-five hits
were gathered by the slugging
Silver Spring Giants in their double
header.
Bowie Motors moved into the lead
In the Prince Georges county series
by taking both ends Of its double
header from Clinton yesterday, 8 to
2 and 8 to 3. Jones and Roche
hurled for the winners. Mount
Rainier moved into the runner-up
berth by a pair of victories over
Capitol Heights Junior Order, 10 to
2 and 9 to s, while Berwyn and
,Hyattsville divided, the former win
ming the first 3 to / and dropping
the nightcap, 10 to 13.
The Maryland A. c., which
threatens court action to be rein.
stated in the Prince Georges county
scrap, may be put back into good
,graces and restored into the series
when its case comes up again at q
meeting of the managers and league
officials tonight in the Hyattsville
American Legion Hall.
The warm scrap for the Capital
City League leadership finds the
Dixie Pigs still ruling the roost with
| the Miller Aztecs and the powerful
i st. Joes a scant half game behind
them. The Pigs were awarded a for
felt over the Press Building Cards
| when a fight broke up the game In
the eighth inning with the Pig,
leading, to /. Still another scraE
occurred when the st. Joes trimmed
the Browns Corner, IL to 5. Fan.
and players took part in hostilities il
this one but it was suppressed ant
the game played out to a conclusion
Miller Aztecs went 10 innings to de
feat the Tremonts, 8 to 6, and Ed
monds Art Stone sprang the surpris,
of the day' by 'walloping the Breut
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