Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
GRAYS WILL VISIT
ALEXANDRIA COURT
Play CeltS, Who Have Twice
Beaten Them by Margin
Of Four Points.
LExANDRIA, va, March e.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, March o.
~ ST. Marys CeltiCs. ranked a
| ~ strong contender for the Wash
tnStcn Independent Basket Ball
League championship, will tackle the
United Typewriter Grays Of Washing
ton in a league contest here tomorrow
| at 3 o'clock In Schuler'S Hall.
The two teams have played a pair Of
remarkably close games this season,
with the Celtics winning out each time
BY 4 margin Of two points.
The Celtics viii face the Sktnksr
EAGLES here Tuesday night In the
clover A. c. IS arranging a preltm-
mary game for tomorrow 70 start at ?
| o'clock.
Cardinal A. c. base sail performers
| vtIl drill on the Pentagon Park diamond
tomorrow at o'clock.
Scholastic base ball VIII get under
way II Al informal manner next week,
with the Alexandria High nine playing
two practice games, the hrst with the
Fort Humphreys Engineers at Fort
Humphreys Thursday, and the other
With Lee.Jackson High here Friday.
Coach Reynolds VIII select his line
up from the following performers:
pitchers; Elynere Mudd and Sherman
Hooker, catchers; Fletcher ane Jeh
williams, Arst baseynsr; Otis 5chreiner
and Morris Haywood, second baser.er
Irby, Shortstop; Willie Snyder, third
base; Fred Birrell, Hugh Travers, VIII
son Sinclair and Carr, outhelders.
st. M2ry's celtice base ball cand.-
dates will practice tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in Baggett's Park.
Charles corbet:, manage has 11 s;snse
Ralph Hamilton, Douglas Hewitt, Charles
Horne and Lefty" GettInan, pitchers;
Russell Kiewell ana Charles Scheme,
catchers; Playing Coach Browns"
Lenerice, Capt. Bill Langtord, Busy
Bgenner. Art LUDLOW, Gardner and
hicks, inhe!derS: Buddy Zimmerman,
Leon Riley, Elicit Caben, Joe Hamilton,
Dave Bayliss, Jim Bradley and Billy
Padgett, outaelders.
Yankee A. c. viii stage its first work
Field and Manager Bobby Vogt requests
the following to report: Francis Cor
man, Kenneth Munfcrd, Burton Ross,
Tommy LacuS, Robert West, Robert
Vegt, Elmore 1ude, Hugh Travers,
Johnny Travers, John Ahrahar1S, Billy
Cleveland, Bob Brookings, Charlts
HocH, Wilson Sinclair. Hardy" Gems
mere, Gordon Moore. Sherman Hooker.
Jimmy Brutn, Roland Boran and Wee"
Lyons.
The Yanks should have the strongest
team that has ever represented that
club.
Rotary Club boWlerS will meet the
Kiwanis Club pinSpillers in the third
block Of a 15-gan1e match Monday
night at g o'clock at the Health Center
alleys. The Rotar1anS have arnaSSed
a lead Of 100 pins.
Del Ray A. c. will practice base ball
tomorrow at o'clock on Edward Dun
Biily padsett, St. Mary's ce,tcs foot
ball player. has been discharged from
the Alexandria Hospital, where he IN
derwent an operation last week.
Whitestone casers will play the
United Typewriter Grays Of Washing
ton here "wednesday night or the Ar
n1ory Hall court.
Colonial A. c. will practice base ball
tomorrow at $50 o'clock on Guckert's
E1s11. Oo1cn SlAIn GHeS ASKS EcopeEL
Lynch, Bobby Lynch, wallace Schreiner,
Alvin Schreiner, Fred Schreiner, Ger
AID Turner, "Curley" Dolph, Ham Nu-
gent, Charles Brill Pat Bennett, Hood"
Rector, Jack Hudson and Hoffman to
report.
Six memberc Of the Alexandra High
sextet have played their last games for
the Maroon and White. They are Capt.
Mary eaton, Jean Gee, Tee" Green
Christine Coffey, Vera Sheppard and
Dot Bowman, who will graduate next
June.