Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
TWO BIG BATTLES
ON NEARBY FIELDS
Northerns to Meet Bauser-
mans, While Celtics Will
Play Mount Rainier.
LEXANDRIA, Va, August 49,

A LEXANDRIA, Va, August 16.-
~ Two games offered Northern
~ Virginia fans tomorrow stand
out among the most important
sandlot clashes to be played in the
metropolitan area, with the Mount
Rainier A. c. and the st. Marys Celtics
battling in this city and Buck Grier's
Northern clubmen engaging Bauserman
Motor Co. at Arlington.
The Celtic-Mount Rainier contest will
bring together at Baggett's Park the
Virginia semi-pro champs and the lead
ers in the Prince Georges County
League, while Bauserman, champions OF
the Arlington County section Of the
Capital City League, will be meeting
what is unquestionably the Districts
outstanding nine in the Northerns.
A pair of choice pitching duels should
materialize from the two Skirmishes,
which will swing underway at 3 o'clock.
Bobby Lyons. former Celtic, will
work for Mount Rainier against DOC"
Dreifus, who has been picked to avenge
6-to-2 defeat which the Celtics sur
fered at the hands of the Prince
Georges tossers last season.
Arlington fans will get flash at
Lefty" Mcintyre, Washington's pre-
mier pitcher, in the Bauserman-North-
ern fracaS. Bernie Mccarthy will toll
for the Motorists.
Sam De Vaughan's Cardinal A. c. will
engage the Columbia Engine Company
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on
Richard Hayden Field. with the out
come having an important bearing on
the city amateur title.
Buddy" Zimmerman, who was named
captain of the Cards this week, will
take charge of the team tomorrow for
Judd to do the mound work for the
Cardinals. while Vance probably will do
the pitching for the Firemen.
One of the leading games to be played
in the Northern Virginia area tomorrow
will be the clash between the Del Ray
4. C. and the st. Martins tossers of
Washington. The contest will be fought
on Edward Duncan Field at 3 O'Clock.
Vincent Bradley, a new addition to
the Colonial A. c. pitching staff, will
hurl his first game for the locals tomOr-
row afternoon when Bill Hammond'S
charges oppose the Vienna Fire Depart
ment at Vienna, Va.
Theodore Beachs Southern Railway
Shopmen have listed game for Tues
day with team of stars selected from
| the Potomac Yard Base Bal League.
The fracas is set for pm. at Baggett's
Park.
Dove. ace Of the Virginia White Sox,
will toe tho Slah fnmOrrOu afternooto
| when the pale hose toSsers entertain the
| Palisades A. c. of Washington on the
BaileyS Cross Roads diamond.
Gold-star lapel buttons will be pre-
sented by Sylvester A. Breen. president
of the Cardinal A. c.. to the player on
his club scoring the grea test number of
| ing in the highest average. Records for
the awards will be kept starting tomor-
row.
Managers of the Army Headquarters,
Naval Hospital. Columbia Heights.
Phoenix. National Circles, Fort George
| G. Meade, Washington Railway g. Elec-
trio Co, Potomac Yard An-Stars and
Seabrook A. c. mines are asked to COM
municate with Sam DeVaughan, man.
! ager of the Cardinal A. C.
| DeVaughan can be reached by tele-
phone at Alexandria 202-J between $50
and $50 pm. or at Metropolitan 1857.
branch 81, between 9 am. and 80 pm.
His hoc.s address is s Grove avenue,
| Alexandria.
! The Alexandria Gazette has an
nounced that 1t will award gold base
balls to members of the Junior nine OF
Alexandria Post, No. "a, American
Legion, which went to the final round
of the region "8" series in the Nation
wide tourney before being eliminated
The local Legionnaires won the Vir-
GINA title.
Tony Ruocco has been appointed to
coach the Cardinal A. C. the remainder
Of the season.
Potterfields Store defeated the
knights of Pythias, z to 5, in game
at Fredericksburg.
Capitol Heights A. c. will entertain
the Hume Spring A. C. tomorrow at
3 pm.
Manager Roberts is anxious to match
his "Springers" against Del Ray and
may be telephoned at Alexandria 23-F-2.
Old Dominion Boat Club polished of
the Baraca Bible Glass, to 2.
D0T0MAn DAMN EDO