Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
LEAGUE ENTRY LIST
TO CLOSE TONIGHT

~ NTRIES for the senior, junior,
- midget, insect and peewee
classes of the Capital City
Base Ball League will close
tonight at IL o'clock.
Fourteen teams have entered the
senior division, which promises the
hottest competition. The clubs in line
include Try Me Aces, Curtin All-Stars,
Junior champs last year; Majestic
Radio, Potomac A. c., G. A. O'Brien's,
Anacostia Motor Co., Neighborhood
House Senators, Centennials, Olmsted
Grill, Lionel A. c., Millar Furniture
Co., Holy Comforter, Pierce A. c. and
Metropolitans.
Team managers of Prince Georges
County will meet tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at the American Legion
club room at Hyattsville to complete
plans for the county championship
series.
Treasury scored two runs in the
eighth and final inning, but fell one
short of tying the Aggies, who took
Departmental League game, 1913. Hay
den, Whalley and Hayes kept Treasury
in the running with homer apiece.
West Washington Baptist got only
three hits against seven for Grace
Episcopal in the Georgetown Church
League, but pulled out with an even
break. The score was 3-3 when dark
ness stopped the game after eight in
nings O'Connor of Grace Episcopal
was the only player who got more than
one hit. He made three.
Municipal scored four runs in each of
the first two innings and thereafter
was BANKED by Post Office in the Col
ored Departmental League, but won,
8-5. Briscoe of the winners hit two
homers.
Six runs in the last inning gave
Western Electric an LIS decision over
Holmes Bakery in the Industrial League
Dyer of the losers was the hitting star
with three safeties.
Willie Andrews has resigned as man.
ager of the Mount Rainier team and
will reorganiZe the National Circles. The
latter will meet tomorrow night at
Andrews home, 800 Fourth street
northeast. Teams desiring games with
the Circles should phone Andrews at
Lincoln $685.
The following players will perform
with the Circles: Lambath, Harwood,
Plumer, Crump, j. Taylor, c. Taylor,
Perry, Quigley, Christian, BatSon,
George, Mosedale, Johnston, Jones and
De Marco.
Any southpaw desiring to try out for
the District Grocery team should phone
Manager Dennison at West 2013. The
Grocers meet Walter Reed Hospital to-
day at o'clock on the hospital dia-
mond.
The newly Joe Judge In
sects will meet tonight at the home of
Joe Nesline, 924 Sixth street north
east, at 8 o'clock.
The following have signed to play
with the st. Joseph Midgets: Winters,
Moran, Mulcave, Wells, Hale, Duvall.
Grace, Farrell, Lewis, Potts, Taylor,
Rauscher, Stumpher Nolan, Lamb, Per-
kins, Mohler and James.
Teams desiring games:
S. Kann Sons Co. seniors, L. E.
Schneider, District 1900, branch 80.
Phoenix A. G. has diamond for Fri
day, Lincoln 1881.
Del Ray A. c., Manager Coleman,
North 6238.
ScaggSVlIle, manager Harry Wren,
Ashton 112-F-4.
Bowie A. c., Sunday game, C. S. Bell,
Bowie 5-A or Bowie 15
Joe Cronin Peewees, Columbia 6056-J
Columbia Heights, game for tomorrow,
Ellis Goodman, Adams 1908.
Capitol Heights, unlimited, Capitol
Heights 39l after pm.
Manager Lawrence of the Kings
Palace Midgets. has called a meeting for
tonight at o'clock at his home, 305
Tennessee avenue northeast The entire
club membership is asked to be present.
MeSSrs. Jarboe and Steward of George
Washington Post will talk to the boys
about the American Legion series.