Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
HE|N|E WEBB WINS
ONE WAY OR OTHER
Retired" Typo Pitcher Gets
Two Slab Victories and
One With Pinch Hit.

Printers certainly is q "Whata-
man."
Heinie has participated in
only three games this season, but has
won all three of them, though he was
supposed to be through" long ago.
Webb found himself in a different
role yesterday, but Heinie blasted the
theory Of you can't teach an old dog
new tricks" for with the score tied
with Interstate at Tall, he grabbed
McPherson'S bat and rammed long
single scoring Desper and Hutchinson
with the winning runs. Previous TO
this game, Webb has pitched the Typos
TO two victories after the mound stan
had failed.
After Reese Hair had been thumped.
Chief Roudabush of the Typos and
"Peewee" Hamilton, who relieved Hair
for Interstate, put up a great pitching
duel until Webb came into the game.
Three home runs were hit, Hutchinson
and Holbrook for the Printers and
Hamilton for Interstate.
Commerce, by defeating Agriculture,
4 to 3, in the Departmtneal League, won
the "two-in-one" game, meaning that
as both teams tied for second place In
the first half, this game also counted
as deciding which club will get the
runner-up cup as well as the game
itself.
The Commerce victory also means
that D. C. Repair Shop will have to
continue its schedule against Treasury.
against which it must play three times.
Two wins over this last place team.
however, will assure the Repairnnen Of
the title.
In the other game played yesterday,
Vermont Avenue Christian and First
Baptist, chronical tail-enderS, fought to
a bitter 1913 deadlock, the game being
called in the fifth on account OF dark
ness.
Only three teams are left in the Gov
eminent League pennant chase, Naval
Hospital Navy Yard and the Union
Printers, the latter having only an out
side chance.
With Pohl pitching three-hit ball and
seeking a home run, Maryland Park
Midgets eked out 9-to-8 victory over
the Capital Heights Aces In hard
fought 10-inning struggle.
What is expected to be red-hot bat
tie SUNDAY is the Olmsted Grill-Saks
Clothiers clash at the East Eclipse
Olmstead also has carded game to-
morrow with the Palisades.
Brooke Grubb's silver Spring Giants
we're to leave today for trip to Fred
ericksburg for a game with the Eiks'
st. Elizabeth's will meet st. Martins
tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock on the
hospital diamond.
Pohanka Motor Service has game
,,,;kL. S0,YfharTa A C. tomorrow on
Diamond. N. 8.
Stinson allowed only hits as Pepco
downed the Palisades yesterday, 10 =.
He famed IA and smacked out homer
to help In the scoring.
Nolan Motor Co. team will meet the
Armour Packing nine this afternoon AZ
5 o'clock on diamond No. 4.
Majestic Radio and District Of Co
lumbia Fire Department have game
this afternoon at 5 o'clock oneNo.
diamond.
Comet Junior will meet tonight at
1894 North Carolina avenue northeast.
All players are to report promptly at
1880 o'clock.
The French Insect League, 1t was
decided at a meeting held yesterday,
win not play out its schedule IN two
separate halves, making possible
play-off series, but will combine RECORDS
in the first half with that of the second,
the team having the best record being
declared the champion.
Play in the second half was TO get
under way today.
District Grocers, who practiced today.
are casting for a Sunday game Man.
aeer Dennison can be reached at West
2103 after o'clock.
The C. A. O,Briens. winners OF sec
ton A Of the Capital City League, chal.
lenge the Bauserman Motor Co. and
other fast unlimited class teams. Call
North 1899.