Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
.APACHES TO MEET
TACONY INVADERS
Northerns viii Inaugurate
Schedule in Baltimore
Against Irvingtons.

0CA way &C VI bIlC
Big Four among the
unlimited class elevens carded
for action, there will be deal Of
activity today on the part of Dis
trict Sandlot foot ball teams.
In the headline attraction the
championship Apaches will make
their first home appearance of the
campaign, playing host to the
Tacony Aces of Philadelphia In
Griffith Stadium at $50 o'clock.
1t will be the second game OF the
season for the Little Indians, who
walloped Virginia A. c., 81 to 0,
last Sunday in Alexandria.
Last year Apaches took the measure
OF the Aces. ID to 0, and are figured
likely to repeat. Bits Clifford, de-
pendable center, will be out of the
Apaches' lineup because of o lacerated
arm. Swiftly Sinclair, former Army
player. will make his debut at quarter
back for the Little Indians.
While Apaches are showing before
the home folks Northerns will be open
ing their schedule against Irvingtons
at Baltimore and Knickerbockers will
be starting activities against the Coun-
cilor eleven In Richmond.
Mohawks, the other member Of the
Big Four, will idle today, but will take
the gridiron in Grifith Stadium We'd
nesday night against the Lansdowne
eleven Of Baltimore. It viii be the
first nocturnal tilt for District In
dependent grid team. Just last Sunday
Lansdowne took the Hawks, 6 to o, and
the Indians are keen to even scores.
Seven games are listed for the Capital
| City League opening, three in the un-
| limited class and four in the 15o-
pound group.
st. Stephens, defending champions
in the unlimited loop, will engage
Marions on the Silver Spring Field
at 3 o'clock.
Other unlimited class games are:
Quentions VS. Brooklands, O'Clock:
Alpha Delta Omega of Alexandria vs..
Mercury, 8 o'clock, at Gonzaga Stadium.
Games in the 150-pound class are:
Palace-D. G. s. VS.. Mardfeldts, ct
Boyer Stadium, Seat Pleasant, o'clock.
Wolverines VS.. Petworth Pennants, ut
Silver Spring. / O'Clock.
Colonials VS.. Del Ray; Va, at Del
Ray, 8 o'clock
Brentwood Hawks VS.. Northern Props,
at Mount Rainier, Md, O'Clock.
Petworth remnants figure to put a
strong team on the Silver Spring Field
against Wolverines. 1t will be a pre-
liminary to the st. Stephen's-M
game. Coach Monk wants the Pennant
players to report at noon on the Iowa
Avenue Playground in uniform, where
those without transportation will be
accommodated Members of the Pen
nant squad are Anti, Ward, Chadwick,
C. Dawson, H. Dawson, T. Dodson,
| Bedell, Conner, Addison, Boyd, McFar.
lain, Stea, Dye, Stonner, Mills, Mehler,
| Baptista, Murray, Casey, Edmunds,
Hayes, Josselson, Whitney, Monk and
Brady.
Seat Pleasant Firemen will enter
tain Iroquois A. C. eleven Of Alex
andria in Boyer Stadium. Seat Pleas
ant, at / o'clock. The Firemen drew
a bye today in the Capital City League
| unlimited class. The clash between
the Firemen and Iroquois eleven will
precede the Capital City League 150-
pound clash between Palace-D. G. 8.
and Mardfeldts in the stadium.
Brentwood Hawks, under the leader
| ship of their woman manager, Mrs.
Kaske, have gathered a capable eleven
and will be out to down the Northern
Props on the Mount Rainier Field.
Columbia Athletic Club gridders will
assemble at the Plaza Field at noon
to be measured for uniforms and to
hold a short drill for their game with
Alcova Motor eleven on the Arlington,
Va, Field at 2:30 o'clock.
Kings Palace gridders, who play the
Sport Mart 125-pound team this after
noon at lis O'Clock on Monument
lot field No. /, have been directed to re-
port at Rosedale Playground at IL
O'Clock this morning.