Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07

a Ar ILLER AZTECS and National
M Press Building Cardinals,
wv standing first and second, re-
4 Il spectively, In the race for the
flag in the unlimited section
of the Capital City Base Ball League.
may encounter stubborn opposition
today. AZtecS are to engage Auths on
the West Ellipse, and the Cards will
face Brentwood Hawks at Brentwood,
Md. Both tits start at o'clock.
Montrose, which Is setting the pace
in the senior division with i've wins
and no losses, is to encounter Roamers
on Monument Diamond No. 4, and
THYME Aces, another strong contender
In the flag chase. will hook up with
Miller Furniture Co. on Monument
Diamond No. 10. These contests also
will begin at 3 o'clock.
In the junior section .Lionels, who
are out In front with seven victories In
as many starts, will take on Calhouns
on the West Ellipse at / o'clock. And
Vics Sport Shop, runners-up, with six
wins against one loss, will clash with
Corinthians on Monument Diamond
No. 10 at IL o'clock.
Eight and Forty and Lincoln Posts,
deadlocked for first place in the Amer
lean Legion series, each with three
triumphS and two Setbacks, will get
action. Eighty and Forty will play
twice, meeting Walcott on Plaza field
at Plaza at l O'Clock. Lincoln is to
face Delano on Monument Diamond
No. at 3 o'clock.
Corinthians, leaders in the midget
section, will mix with Iroquois on
Monument Diamond No. 10 at / o'clock.
Georgetown, pace-Setter in the in
sect section, with five wins in as many
games, will not see action TODAY
Georgetown was beaten by Brookland
Boys Club in 6-5 l0-inning game last
Sunday, but protested, claiming the
Brooklander used an ineligible player.
This protest was upheld and the game
was awarded to Georgetown by forfeit
Yesterday, Brookland Boys Club for
feited another game when 1t was unable
to put nine players on the field for n
scheduled contest with Corinthians.
In the lone game played yesterday
in the insect division, and in the Capt.
tai City League for that matter, Eastern
All-Star Insects drubbed Milan A. C.,
is TO o. Brick Hays, little Eastern
pitcher, yiel ed not q single hit, but
Buddy Diver caught well for the win
ners.
A score Of games are carded this
week In the Vacation Base Ball League,
which got under way last week. This
Civitan Club of this city, and con-
Quoted by the Boys Club of Washing
ton, Is made up OF teams the member
OF which are Is years Of age and under
The games are played on playgroun
diamonds in the morning so as to ei'-
newsboys an opportunity to play.
The weeks schedule;
TOMORROW.
MidEets.
Tcxall vs.. E1ks at Plaza, IL
Inpects-DiyisiOn A.
San Rice vs.. Nye House, Missouri avenue
g, ScssDh's vs.. Gray gssles, Missouri
TUESDAY. .... ..
Insects-DivisiaA d.
power Fairgrounds VS.. Heishhorhocd
Friendship House VS.. Tayiors, Hoover. IL.
hSy:rS 3. ": RsS Son Rau1
WEDNESDAY.
Hnsscts-Diyision A.
Gray Eagles VS.. Nye House, Missouri ave-
Warvieks vs.. Sam Rice. Plaza, s;is.
Midgsts.
Eiis V vs. .' civitan, M issoari avenue. S:ls.
THURSDAY.
IBseets-Division D.
Civitan VS.. Nye House, Plaza, II.
Hoover VS.. Friendship, Hoover, sis.
Taylors Vs. Neighborhood House, Aeever,
fnseets-Diyisien A.
Yankees vs.. ct. Joseph's' Missouri ave-
Pee Wees.
Buddy Myers vs.. st. Jessnh's, Missouri
avenue, IL.
FRIDAY.
MidgatS.
Elks vs. Plaza. Plaza, 1915.
Inseets-DiviSion A.
Yankees VS.. Gray Eagles, Missouri ave
nue., 9:16.
Warwicks VS.. Nye House, Missouri ave
nue., IL.
Pee Wees.
Red Soy VIZ Rluezas, Missouri aVenue, H.