Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
READING TOPLAY
CELT NINE TODAY
AIexandrians Should Provide
Real Opposition II They
Get Good Pitching.
LEXANDRIA. Va, April

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~ Presenting q lineup that packs
~ terrific batting punch, the
Reading Keys of the Interna.
tional League, will send their diamond
troupe into an exhibition contest with
the st. Mary's Celtics here tomorrow
at 3 O'Clock In Baggett's Park.
If they get good pitching the celtics
will give the Keys . battle. Russell
Kidwell, catcher; DOC" Dreifus, first
base: Capt. Bill Langford and Happy
Gardner. second basemen; rip Hicks,
third base; Pete Ball and Leon Riley,
outdelders, have had minor league ex-
perience, while Joe Hamilton, Elicit
Cabell. Warren Zimmerman, Lester NC
Menanin and Jimmy Bradley, out.
fielderS; Charlie Sheffie and Busy
Bremen, inflelders, rate with the best
sandlotters hereabouts.
Brownie" Lemeric, Celtic coach, mas
Douglas Hewitt, Lefty Gettman and
Rob Armstrong available to pitch, but
II is believed a hurler viii be imported
for the contest.
Monroe A. C.'s speedy sandlot outfit
will come here from washington To-
morrow to assist the Del Ray a. z. IN
Open1nK us SCIVSuulc OAA 31A"0~N >~-~
can Field at 8 o'clock.
seven new faces will appear IN the
Del Ray squad, including Billy TraVers
and Louis Latham, outfielders: Bernard
Vance and 1.-TWO Bucks" Struder, pltcn-
ers: Wilson Davis and Bob Robertson,
infielderS, and Bobby barley, catcner'
Episcopal High athletes will take part
in two base ball games. track mess
and q tennis match on Hoxton F1elo
next week.
The nine will battle Swavely and
Emerson wednesday and Saturday, re-
spectively. Tech High Of washington
will meet Episcopal in track Friday,
while the tennis team OF Tome 1nsu"
tute will visit Saturday.
Bonnie Wormsley. Washington sand
lot player, is expected to pitch Tor the
Bauserman Motor Co. nine OF Airing
ton when 1t opens their campaign TO-
of washington, at Arlington at O'Clock.
Cardinal A. C. will drill tomorrow at
2 o'clock on the Pentagon Park dia-
mond.
"Curley" Doiph viii go to the slab
for the Colonial A. G. tomorrow when
the locals open their season against
Miller Furniture Co. of washington, on
Guckert's Field at o'clock.
Coach Slim" Giles will select the
rest of his lineup from the following
Brill, Nugent, Bennett, Potter, Devers
| Aitcheson, Pollard, Turner, Hudson, Col
lum. Possner, Wolf, Hammond, Bell
Lewis Schreiner, Wallace Schreiner
Robert Lynch, Fred Schreiner, Alvin
Schreiner and Rudolph Schreiner.
Clover A. C. will invade Washington
for its first game of the season tomor:
row, meeting the Potomac A. Q. or
Monument grounds diamond No. Z Of
CAPT. Walter Roland and Manager
Lester Scott will have q squad that VII
include Henry Scott, catcher; Harry
Evans and Bob Foote, pitchers: Foote
first base: Henderson and Maurice Hay
wood, second base; Buddy" Scott
shortstop; Will Snyder and "Jinx" New
ton third base; Melvin Evans, Hardy
Gensmere and Lester Scott, outtelders
Fairfax County High School will stage
three games in the County League Fri
day afternoon, Lee-Jackson going to
Falls Church, Floris to Clifton and
Herndon to Oakton.
While the base ball teams are COM
peting more than 200 other athletes are
drilling for field day, May "a, at the fair
grounds.
Schools that will compete are Frank
lin fisherman, Lee-Jackson, Falls Church,
Oakton, Herndon, Clifton and Floris.
Yankee A. G. wants senior and Junior
games. Telephone Manager Bob Vogt
at Alexandria 1893 between ana
pm.
The Alexandria Police Department
base ball team is scheduled to open Its
training next week, Manager Lawrence
z. Padgett has announced.