Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-14

A LEXANDRIA, Va, September ID.
~ The attraction billed by the
N st. Mary's Celtics and Army
Medicos of Washington for
Baggett's Park at 8 o'clock headlines a
bill Of three unusually smart games
which managers OF Alexandria mines
have arranged for tomorrow.
The Soldiers are recognized as one
of the outstanding teams in the Capital
district and boast a record OF "a VIC
tories and only 7 defeats this season.
Veterans of the World War now un-
der treatment at Walter Reed Hospital
have accepted an invitation to attend
the game as guests Of the Celtics.
The Columbia Engine Company will
endeavor to maintain its drive upon
the Alexandria sandlot championship
at the expense of the Del Ray A. C.
tomorrow, when they clash at 3 o'clock
on Duncan Field.
The firemen already hold decision
over Del Ray.
Another contest which will figure in
the determination of an Alexandria
champion is the struggle listed between
the Cardinal A. G. and Hume Spring
at 3 o'clock on Hayden Field.
The Cardinals defeated Hume Spring
In an early-season fracas.
Preparing for their eighteenth sea-
son on the gridiron. foot ball candi-
dates OF the Virginia A. G. will hold
their first drill tomorrow at IL O'Clock
on shipyard Field under the direction
of Buck" Beach, Orange and Blue
coach.
Holdovers from last year are Harvey
Butler, Ale, Harold Harper, Mouse Bris-
coe, Parke Bell, Charles Boran, Chester
Boran, Ralph ONelll, Dibby Simpson,
Monk Wells, Julian Whitestone, Smiley
Brown, Buck Edmunds, Ginther Doug
las Hewitt. Leo Lyons, JEFF Phillips and
Heintz Yates.
Among the newcomers are Emmett
Bullocks, former captain and tackle at
Alexandria High School and later a
star with the Alexandria Fire Depart
ment: Henry Scott, George Mason High
School product; Earle Trigger, former
Dreadnaught, Independent and Alex
andria Fire Department luminary;
Sloper, Snyder and "Wickey" Whalen,
Rube Hayman will look his st. Mary's
Celtic grid hopefuls over again tomor-
row at 10 O'Clock in Baggett's Park.
Hayman's pivot star last Fall. Billy
Padgett, will report for the first time.
Art Ludlow, semi-pro diamond player
for more than decade, still leads the
home-run sluggers here. The ST.
Mary's Celtics hot-sack guardian has
slapped six home runs this season. in
addition to a flock Of triples and doubles
Del Ray A. C. has a gridiron drill
set for $50 o'clock tomorrow on Dun
can Field. Doggy" Hamilton, Del
Rays new coach will take charge.
Charley Deuterman is fast rounding
up his Arlington Props for an active
campaign in 145-pound foot ball cir
cles.
The qualification round of the
womens championship tournament will
open at Belle Haven Country Club to-
morrow with a field of nearly so fan
club members expected TO tee on.
George Beach, local youth, who Is
captain-elect of the Hargrave Military
Academy foot ball team, left yesterday
| for Chatam, Va.
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity anc
| the Iriquois A. C.. will hold grid work
outs tomorrow morning. the fraternity
1 candidates reporting to Coach Mike
Goldman at IL o'clock on Hunton Fielc
and Tony Ruocco putting the Indians
through their PAGES an hour earlier a
Hayden Field.
No 5 Engine Company and Alex
andria Fire Department Props will rep
resent the fire fighting force of thi
city in the i45-pound class this Fal
but neither team has as yet scheduled
q drill.
1 The foot ball training period tool
It's first local casualty today when Jacl