Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20
TYPOS PLAY TWO
At SILVER SPRING
Many Hard Battles Feature
SandIot Schedule for This
Afternoon.
w YHILE many independent sand


rest today after a continu-
Gus grind throughout the
season, the card includes many pros
pective hard battles, with a return
double header between Ed Lowery's
Union Printers and Brooke Grubb's
Silver Spring Giants heading the local
attractions.
While this double header is not in
the championship series, good deal
of rivalry is manifest between the Typos
and the Giants, each Of which holds a
win over the other. The Typos have
not been clicking in week day circles,
but they have a strong team on Sun
days, as shown by their IS to 2 victory
over the French A. c. last week.
The Giants, losers of out of in
the series, are hoping to break their
losing streak, and pair of bang-up
games loom for the Silver Spring Park.
The opener will begin at 2 O'Clock.
Bill Flester is slated to take his
French A. C. down to Richmond, Va,
to face the Everett waddy Co. aggrega-
ton. The Trenches, who have slumped
lately, are expecting to get on the
right track again and mean to start on
the Waddys.
Del Ray will have a choice bit of
base ball when the Phoenix A. c. travels
| to that place to engage the Del Rays.
The hosts are determined to avenge an
earlier to defeat at the hands Of
the locals.
All Phoenix players are requested to
report at the club house at 80.
Dick MothersheadS Saks Clothiers,
boasting a 16-gan1e winning streak, are
scheduled to hook up with the Ber-
wyn nine at Berwyn. The Saks looked
plenty good recently when they took
will probably be the favorite to beat
Berwyn, which has not Jared well in
Capital City League competition.
Carl Dennison's District Grocery
Store tossers are listed to meet Capt.
toll Heights at Capitol Heights.
Another store nine, Kanns, will at
tempt to annex game today when
they trek to Damascus.
| The st. Martins, recent losers by mar
row margins, have a game with the
Army War College nine at the Wash
ington Barracks.
The National Circles, with Willie
Andrews, who had been seriously Ill
| for some time, again at the helm, will
travel to Vienna, Va, for game with
the Vienna Firemen.
Andrews, long a prominent figure on
local sandlots, expects to take the trip
with the team.
Starting tomorrow, the Police ball
| toSSers will get down to real business in
| preparation for their annual clash, Sep
TENDER 6, with the Firemen. After drill
| ing theoretically for the past week, the
Cops have booked five games for this
week, being listed for action every day,
starting Tuesday.
Their program follows:
Tuesday, Diamond Cab Co., Fairlawn
field, pm: Wednesday, Fort Wash
ington, Fort Washington; Thursday,
Army Medicos, Walter Reed, 2.30 pm:
Friday, War College, War College,
pm. and Saturday, Seameh GunnerS,
Seamen Gunners' field, $780, pm.
Sine, clever pitcher. Is the only new
member Of the Police team. All former
dependables are at hand again, includ-
ing Cox, Humphreys, Finney Kelly and
Stewart, catchers; Mazlrli, first base
man; Campbell, second baseman; Hiser,
shortstop; Duly and Thornett, third
basemen, and Spiess, Rinker, Boyd and
Redding, outflelders.
Starting tomorrow, the team will have
its headquarters at No. IL precinct and
will drill on Fairlawn field. The for
mer headquarters was No. / precinct
and the practice field Monument dia-
mond No. /.
Sergt. Boyd Of No. 10 precinct here
| after will assist I,ieiIt Mike Raedv as
| manager and coach Of the nine.
In preparation for their game with
Bracey's Drug Store tossers this after
noon, the fast-traveling Lindbergh Boys
Club nine of Mount Rainier will prac-
tice this morning at 1890 o'clock on
their field. The game will be staged
on this diamond at 2:30 o'clock.
ST. Martins and Army War College
mines will hook up on the latter's field
this afternoon at O'Clock.