The Washington times., 1930-08-11
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The ssndlot situation took q
turn towards tipheaval yesterday
in a day loaded with unexpected
results Shutdown quieted things.
however, after. many favored
teams bit the dust.
A surprising time Of it was
experienced shy. teams in the Dis
trict unlimited section Of the
Capital City League. to mention
just one group. The Columbia
Heights, ToSsers. sleaderss in the
race, took it on the chin. Solidly
by losing to the Woodmen Of the
World nine. stto 2
And Joe Fpesheki. Of the
Woodmen produced the socks
that lowered The Heightsmen,
by cHOuting out q home run
with two on base In q five ::
run scoring fourth inning,
in addition to hurting an i
excellent game. Frescht
granted seven hits and struck ?
out y. -
Not to be, c6ntented with just
one upSet~in this group, the Ana
costa Eagles came through with
an unexpected victory over the
powerful St. Josephs to turn
things into asturmoil. The score
of this contest was Is to 5. be-
lieve it or not, and Joe Sweeney,
who formerly performed with the
Saints, Socked out six hits in as
many trips to lead the Eagles at
bat.
The results of these games
dropped the st. Joes to third
place. moved the Eagles to sec
ond place and made the Columbia
Heights mines position as leader,
not so comfortable a one. The
Army Medico Mines victory over
the Burroughs, II to 0, strength
ened that teams chances of being
in the final running, providing it
can continue to win in its few re-
naming games.
The Chevy Chase .Grays.
came 10 even terms with the ]
TakOma gigers for the top
position n,the Montgomery
county race ,Ay. defeating the
KensingtOn Eremen. is to l
while the yigeeS EeeS losing
tn the Bethes6la q feffehterS,
IL to 8. s .1@:.S
The Tigers loss was their Sec
ond in their last two starts in
the league. AS both. the Tigers
and Grays have but one more
game to play in the schedule. q
play-off is held likely as both are
thought will win in their next
games.
The Dixie Pigs beat down the
Hyattsville Tossers, II to. II to
get closer to the leading Mt.
Rainier nine. in the Prince
Georges county race. The Mounts
defeated the Brentwood Hawks,
ii to / to add another game to
their lead.
Lefty Mcintyre bested Eddie
Colliflower in a pitchers duel
as the Northerns defeated The
Howard A.. French nine again,
3 to J.. Free tickets TO. first base
hurt Colliflower's cause as the
Northerns in two instances turned
the walks into runs. Tripp's
steal of home was the scoring
measure Of the Trenches.
Cy Yingling handled eight
more putouts to brinx his
total to 238. in ls ames
without an error at first
base, to feature the Saks
ClOthier nine's :3-tO.O victory
over the OlmstSd Grill toss
ers. Guyer's triple with two
ON base in the third inning
scored tive runs, enough for
victory. Lewis bested Young /,
on the mound. =
The st. Mary's CelticS had q
track meeb at the expense of the
National CfUles, in that the
Circles were~V defeated by the
terrible score Of rs to 8. Twenty.
seven hits ratified off OF Celtic
bats with, Ludlow, Goodwin and
Kidwell leading with four each.
Forced to play without their
leader, Brooke Grubb, who was
called away because of the burn
ing of his home, the Silver Spring
Giants lost a 10 to decision to
the Washington Red Sox. Brown
granted four hits while the Red
Sox jumped on Milburn for ten
bingleS and the margin.
The Georgetown Insects drew
first blood in the Capital City
League play-off, by defeating the
Wonder Boys in an interesting
4 to 2 game. Lomax outpitched
Cuozzo in turning in the victory
while Harris of the Georgetowns
aided with home run. The two
teams play the second game Of