Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-24
RED SOX TO MEET
ST. MARY'S CELTICS
Phoenix A. c. and Cardinal
Game Another Feature
for Alexandria.
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~ Bill Jenkins Washington Red
~ Sox will invade Baggett's Park
here tomorrow in search of
their fourteenth straight victory. facing
the st. Mary's Celtics in District in
dependent series game at 3 o'clock.
The Red Sox will present a much
stronger club than that which lost
bitterly contested 3-to-2 game in the
first meeting of the teams.
Lefty McIntire will do the locals
mound work.
Walter Disbrow, field manager Of the
Cardinal A. c. several seasons back, will
lead the Phoenix A. c. of Washington
against his old club on Hayden Field
here tomorrow at 8 O'Clock,
The Cardinals are hopeful of snap
ping the Phoenix mines record of Is
consecutive triumphs.
Virginia White Sox are all set to en-
terrain the Colonial A. c. tomorrow in
a contest scheduled for the Bayleys
Cross Roads at o'clock.
George Harrison, manager of the
pale hose toSSers, will pitch Bobby Dove.
Manager Harrison has scheduled Dis
trict Grocery Stores for a contest at
BaileyS Cross Roads Aug ust 81, and is
after unlimited opposition for Labor
day and September. He may be reached
by telephone at Clarendon 495.
ST. Mary's Celtics are making prep
arations for the fast approaching bas-
ket ball season and are searching for a
home court. 1t is expected that the
Celtics will present about the same COM
bination they used last Winter.
The swimming program carried over
from last week, when cool weather
forced a postponement at the municipal
pool, will be staged Wednesday.
Iroquois A. C. will hold a meeting on
Hayden Field at 1890 o'clock tomor-
row to discuss plans for the foot ball
season.
Chevy Chase Grays. runners-up in
the Montgomery County section of the
Capital City League. will engage Baus-
erman Motor Co., champions of the Ar
lington County division of the same
loop, at Arlington tomorrow at o'clock.
Ballston A. C. is anxious to list a
double-header for Labor day. Write
Manager S. L. Johnson at Ballston, Va.
Cardinal A. c. has scheduled the
TENDER Z on Hayden Field.
Old Dominion Boat Club is in the
field for senior class engagements.
Telephone Manager Louis Hoy at
Alexandria 1888.
The Agriculture Department has pur-
chased a new speedboat capable Of
making 40 miles an hour for. patrol
duty along the Potomac River. The
boat will be in charge of Warden H. P.
Sheldon, who has been assigned to
this section of the river to enforce the
fish and game laws.
Local fishermen are reporting large
catches of crabs along the shore north
of this city.
Saltwater fish, never caught near
here before, are also being hooked in
large hauls.
Del Ray A. C. is to entertain the
Northwest Cardinals Of Washington to-
morrow at o'clock on Duncan Field.
Lefty Frinks, who has been out some
time with sore arm, is again ready
to twirl.
"Hoodla" Elliott, who formerly caught
for No. 5 Engine Company, has been
signed by the Columbia Engine Com
pany and will make his flrSt appearance
tomorrow when the Firemen visit Hume
Springs.
With Carney pitching 4-htt ball,
Potterfields Store trounced Southern
Railway Shopmen, to 5.
P. P. Clark, president of the Del Ray
A. c., has appointed a committee to
investigate the ACCESSIBILITY of entering
a team in the Capital City 145-pound
Gridiron League this Fall.