Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-18

FTER play is over in the unlim-
" tied section of the Capital City
~ Base Ball League this year a
rather definite line on the best
teams in the metropolitan area should
be had. Heretofore league play has
been confined in large measure to
teams of the District, but this season
sections of the unlimited class viii, ac-
cording to plans, function in Mont
gomery and Prince Georges counties in
Maryland and in nearby Virginia. A
section may also be formed in Charles
County, Md.
Teams of the District and Virginia
lust about completed plans for league
play at meetings last night. May was
set for the start of play in the virginia
section, and April 20 was set as the maj
date for teams to enter this section.
meeting was scheduled Tor April 70 at
the Jefferson District Fire Department
at Virginia Highlands when schedule
for the Virginia section will be drafted.
Bausernan Motor Co., BallSton, Wood
lawn Athletic Club and Jefferson Dis
trict Firemen mines are teams an
nounced as In line for the Old Dominion
competition.
Teams of the District section, which
recently picked May 1s as their open
ing date, decided that members OF the
District of Columbia Umpires ASSocla-
ton woul dhandle their games. The
District teams will mack further plans
at a meeting next Thursday night In
the playground office in the Municipal
Building.
Prince Georges County teams inter
ested in the section to be formed IN
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| day night at 8 o'clock In American"
Legion headquarters in Hyattsville.
Aztec unlimited, who will open their
season Sunday at o'clock against the
Burroughs Athletic Club on the latter's
field at Eighteenth and OTIS streets
northeast are after games with leading
unlimited mines hereabout. Manager j.
Mulhall is listing at West 1924.
BuScher, Mulhall, Much, Jones,
Barry, MCGUIRE, Hoffman, O'Brien,
Rhodes and Brown are among Aztec
stalwartS The team expects to be
| greatly strengthened in June through
| addition of college players. AZtecs have
shown strongly for several seasons.
Chickasaws have listed Fairlawn A
c. for a game Sunday at o'clock on
the Fairlawn field.
| LulCOlu EOSG ulQBcbo Will HlCC0 W
night at z o'clock in Fisher Hall, Wis
| consin avenue and N street. New and
old candidates are asked to be on hand.
Dick Mothershead's saks team will
open its campaign Sunday with the
| Army Headquarters nine on Monument
diamond No. at 1890 o'clock. All
aspirants are asked to turn out.
Union Printers and Dixie Pig A. c..
will clash Sunday afternoon at o'clock
on the Seat Pleasant diamond.
A game for Sunday is sought by the
newly organized Twenty-ninth Military
Police nine, to be played on Monument
diamond No. 2. The team has gath
cred an array of sturdy players and is
looking to a good season. Don GrtSt
Is booking for the team at National
1898 between l and 2 o'clock. A game
for Sunday is especially wanted.
Neighborhood House Senators will
meet tonight at o'clock at Neighbour
hood House. Announcement of the
teams personnel is slated.
st. Joseph's A. c., defending Capital
City League unlimited champion, will
face st. Mary's Celtics, another high
ranking team last season, in the firSt
game of a series of three Sunday in
Alexandria at o'clock.
Corinthian A. C. ball teams will meet
tonight at o'clock in Immaculate Con-
ception Hall Candidates will not be ac-
cepted after tonight.
Phoenix A. C. tossers will gather at
their clubhouse Sunday at l o'clock to