Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
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City and Sport Mart Loops
Have ID Contests-Many
Other Clashes.
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i Il will be a battle between
the Apaches, defending
District unlimited class champions,
and the Arrows of Richmond, Va,
starting at Griffith Stadium at
2:30 o'clock.
In addition II league games are
scheduled, In the Capital City loop
and as many In the Sport Mart circuit.
Another In the Sport Mart league Is
pending.
Not few other independent contests
are carded.
TODAY's game will be the third for
l. the Apaches who walloped Virginia
A. c., Of Alexandra, SO to 0, and then
fought Tacony Aces Of Philadelphia TO
Q scoreless tie.
Arrows are expected TO furnish the
Little Indians the stubbornest sort OF
battling. They have won two games in
as many starts this season. scoring over
ct. Mary's Celtics of Alexandria, Is to q:
and Langley Field, to o. flock OF
former college players will dot the
Arrow lineup.
Apaches also will see action again
this week, being down to face Northerns
at Griffith Stadium Wednesday night
in the first game of the campaign which
will have bearing on the District title.
Northerns and Mohawks, two others
looked upon as leading contenders for
the District crown, are not scheduled
to play today but Knickerbockers, who
also are planning bid for the title, are
to face IrvingtonS at Baltimore this
Mohawks will resume action next
Sunday, entertaining Tacony Aces at
Grifith Stadium. st. Mary's Celtics
had been booked for this date but the
contest has been postponed until date
to be announced. Hawks will list either
the Northerns or KnickerbockerS Nov
ember S and have carded games with
the Marine post eleven of Quantico,
for November 10 and %, respectively,
Hawks will have q scrimmRge drill at
the Navy Yard field this morning and
players are TO meet at the club house
at 1880 o'clock.
IN the most ballyhooed game in the
i Capital City League, Northern Props
and Petworth' remnants will battle 1t
out on the Silver Spring field beginning
at 1850 o'clock For the past three
years these teams have fought to ties.
Last season the score was 6-6. Pennant
players are to gather on the Iowa
avenue playground at lis o'clock to
make the trip to Silver Spring.
Here Is the complete Capital City
League card:
Unlimited Section.
st. Stephens VS.. Mercury, Gonzaga
Field. 2:30 O'Clock.
Seat Peasants VS.. Quentins, Seat
Pleasant Field, 8 o'clock.
Alpha Delta Omega VS.. Marions, Alex
andria, . o'clock.
I50-Pound Section.
Del Ray VS.. wolverines. Del Ray
Field, 3 o'clock.
Northern VS.. Petworth Pennants, Sill
yer Spring Field, 2:30 o'clock.
Mardfeldts VS.. Brentwood Hawks,
Mount Rainier Field. . o'clock.
Centennials vs.. Columbus, Seat Pleas.
ant Field, o'clock.
sport Mart League games follow:
I35-Pound League.
Meridian VS.. Wesleys, Reservoir
Field, ii am.
Trinity Boys Club VS. Northeast
Temples, Tidal Basin No. /, pm.
Brookland Boys Club vs.. Stantons,
Brooikland Field, 8 pm.
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West Potomac Park No. 2, pm.
12S-Pound League.
Noel House VI. Kings Palace. Mon
ument Lot No. !, pm.
Mount Rainier vs.. Mercurys, pend
ing.
Aztecs VS.. Palaces, West Potomac
Park No. 2, pm.
Peerless VS.. Apaches, West Potomac
Park No. 8, pm.
Quentine foot ballers are to gather
ct the Virginia Avenue Playground at
IL o'clock this morning to make the trip
TO Seat Pleasant.
PaIace-D. q. 8. gridders win 60 TO
Fort washington, Nd. TO face the
eleven representing that post. The
Palacemen win gather at their club
house at 10 am. and viii take the boat
an hour later ut the Washington Bar
racks.
q. p. o. Federals will battle Palisades
IN a 135-pound-class game on Fairlawn
Field No. 2 at O'Clock. Feds are to
report at O'Clock, when uniforms will
be issue.