Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-08
NATIONAL CIRCLES
BACK ON SANDLOTS
Willie Andrews, Recovered
From Illness, Pilots His
Strong Ball Club.

WITH Willie Andrews, veteran
M manager, back on his feet
" after an illness, the National
Circles want it known that
their collective hats are again in the
ring and want to book games with the
strongest mines hereabout.
The Circles, long one Of the out
standing unlimited mines around the
District, were all but disbanded this
season following Andrews illness and
consequently have done little. But
now, according to Willie, they are in
shape again and are determined to
make an eleventh-hour splurge to prove
that they are still among the leaders
Of the local mines.
The Circles are anxious to get off to
a flying start Sunday and want a
strong club as their opponent. Call
Manager Andrews at Lincoln 1892.
Plenty of action is carded for Sat-
urday, which is rather unusual.
Headlining the list is the Saks Clo-
thier-Army War College fracas at 3
diamond. After winning Is straight,
Saks was thrown off its stride by the
ST, Mary's Celtics, but is hot after an
other extended winning streak now.
Majestic Radio one of the strongest
senior class clubs in the city. will bat
tie the Premier A. c. on diamond No. 3
tomorrow. This game should be plenty
warm as both teams are rated about
on par.
Sunday the Majestics journey to
Laurel, Md, to engage the team OF that
place. All Radio players are to meet
at Fourteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sunday at l o'clock.
Another brisk fight tomorrow is the
Nolan Motor Co. Manhattan game on
the East Ellipse. Both are senior teams
with enviable records. Nolans want a
game for Sunday also. Call Cleveland
6532 in the evening.
An important meeting of the Prince
Georges County managers is on tap to-
night in the Post sports department at
8 o'clock.
Spud Coleman has called meeting
of his players for tonight at Ills
Georgia avenue. The team is looking
for a game tomorrow with nine hav-
ing a field. Call Georgia 1000, branch
172.
George Harrison's Virginia White Sox,
strengthened by the addition of several
new players. are to meet the Pepco club
Sunday at 3 o'clock. on Bailey's Cross
Roads. The White SoX have been en-
loving a banner year this season and
rank among the leading teams in Vir-
ginia.
There are plenty of other clubs look
ing for games this Sunday.
Shady Oak tossers are anxious to
schedule a strong foe and have the
Shady Oak diamond. Teams interested
should call Capitol Heights 384 between
and o'clock.
st. Martins, which had its Sunday
game Cancelled. is busy cunning for a
game. Call North 1921.
A challenge has been hurled to the
O'Briens, OlmSted Grill and Curtin ALI
Stars by the AnacoStia Motor Co. for a
game Sunday on the FairlaWn Field.
Phone Manager Plumb at Lincoln 0996.
The reconditioned Kuhel Peewees are
booking games. Call Georgia 1889.
The manager OF GalesVllle, Mo-, is re-
quested to call Charlie Deuterman OF
the Bauserman Motor nine in regard
to a game Sunday. Call Clarendon
1280-W-2.
Allan DeLand, pilot of the Washing
ton Grove team, wants a game Sunday
with local team. Write or phone
Washington Grove 55-W between 6
and Z o'clock.
Stanley A. c. is after a game for
Sunday. Call Manager Jack Davidson
at Metropolitan 0923
Foxhall is also after a game to be
played on the reconditioned Foxhall