The Washington times., 1929-07-15
TEAM
WINS a3[)
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Naval Hospital continued
its great performance when it
won its thirty-third straight
game yesterdays Del Ray,
Va, was the victim and the
score was il to 4. Ingram S
pitching and Pliers hitting
stood out for the winners.
The Naval nine's record is far
and away the best compiled in
town this year.
The strong st. Mary's Celtics. OF
Alexandria, gave the Quantico
Marines a sound trouncing. The
score was ii to 6. The left-handed
shoots of r. Hamilton kept the
Devildogs well In subsection
throughout Lefty Smith, Quantico
hurler, was touched for 1S hits by
| the Celtics with Zimmerman, Lud.
| low, j. Hamilton and Lemerise each
getting three. Zimmerman counted
homer among his wa1lops.
In the Capital City unlimited
league the Miller Aztecs hung onto
their lead by defeating the Press
Building Cards. to s. The AZtecs
rallied for four runs in the fifth
| to cinch the verdict. The defeat
relegated the Cards to third place,
the Brentwood Hawks displacing
them as runner-up by receiving a
forfeit from the Capital A. C. In
the other games the ST. Joseph's
defeated the Edmonds nine, IA to
6. and the Tremonts scored over
Browns Corner, IL to 10.
Winning dOubIe-headers has
become a habit with the Berwyn
team. Yesterday they polished
off the Clover A. C. nine twice
by scores of 4-3 and "a. In
the first one Berwyn broke
tie in the ninth to win and
they also came from behind in
the second one, which went
= hut five innings, to score twice
In the fourth after Clover had
gone ahead 4 to 3.
Vivtories were registered over the
Montrose and Roamer mines in the
senior division of the Capital City
loop yesterday in the second half OF
the race. Both were unbeaten in
the first half, but Hartfords nosed
out Montrose, 6 to 5, and Miller
Furniture walloped the Roamers,
IA to 0. In the latter game, Wahter
limited the losers to but four safties
and was never in danger of being
scored upon. In the other game.
Kaufmans finally hit their real
stride and defeated the Bostonians.
to 2. Stanford Ross pitched well
for the winners, while Lynch and
Brandt did lot of hitting for them.
The Lionel Juniors were on the
brink OF losing their second game
of the season in the Junior Capital
League when they rallied for four
runs in the ninth to. defeat the Ty
Cobbs, to s. In the other two
games in the loop, c. A. o'Briens
scored over Langleys, to 2. and
the Corinthians took the long end
of a 10-to-9 count from the CAL
houns.
In the American Legion, Lincoln
Post kept it's record clean by TAX
l. ing a 4-to-3 game from the 5 and
40 Nine. 1t was Lincoln's sixth
straight win and puts them far in
advance of the other six teams in
the league. Victory Post registered
easily over the Delano team, Is to
8. George Washington triumphed
over Spengler. s to 3. and Victory
Post ran roughshod over Walcott,
% to s.
st. Sfephen's went into the
HOLY Name League lead by wal"
IOping st. PauI's, Is to I. Ducas
and Curtin starred for the win.
4 ners. who have won four games
and lost none.
Currin's hitting of two homers.
two singles and double featured
Wrecos IS to 2 victory over Me-
chanics yesterday The Union Print
ers came from behind to defeat A.. B.
J and w Busmen. to 8. Going into
the ninth a run to the bad, the
Printers went on the warpath and
came out with three runs and the
; victory.
Three homers by Stats furnished
the highlights to the Triangle A. G. s
IL to ] victory over Fort Washing
ton. Red Sox won over Silver
i Spring by to 4 with Brown hurl-
ing great ball for the winners after
relieving Wheeler with the score
tied at 4-all in the fifth. Mount
Rainier defeated the Takoma Tigers,
4 to 2.
The score Of other games:
Boiling Field. 4; Washington Cadil-
lacs, 1.
Foxx Midgets. 9: Samosets. 8.
Foxall A. c.. Z: Petworth Yorkes, 2.
Foxall A. C., 10: Cadillaes. 3.
r. b. Eagles, 9; Croome (Md.), 4.
! Kennedy A. c.. 4; Bowie 3.
White Sox. s; sherwood A. c. 3.
walthers, 20: Gray's Grove, 2.
Hiser All-Stars, 6: Jefferson Firemen, o,
Hess A. c.. Il: Vienna Firemen, 2.
Mercurys. IA: Exide Battery Co, s.
Eastern A. A., 8; Georgetown, 6.
Indian Head. II; Independent A. C.. L,
Sax Co.. 9: Army War College. Z.
Brentwood Hawks, 8; Maryland A..
c.. S.
| Bread, SIS.