The Washington times., 1930-03-22
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WEATHER

tomorrow Is census day"
Tor sandlot baseball the teams as
candidates for the teams Of all
classes are counted and many take
part in their first diamond exer-
else. The weather gods can cause
grief to thousands of players by
orenching the playfields. Some
teams have been drilling for the
last week or two, but the first Sun
eo@y IN spring brings the general
roundup.
Several regular practice, games
nave also been billed tomorrow,
but many of the teams won't
plunge into full competition until
the first Sabbath in April.
"TOts" Long and Buck
Grier will have their full
Northern A. C.. squad out on
the Georgia Avenue and Up
Shur Street playground to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The NOrtherns and Seat
Pleasant Red SOx have ar.
ranged q practice game for
Sunday, March 30.
The old Tremonts and Keanes,
once bitterest enemies, have con-
Solidated and will play for the
Woodmen of the World. The in
1Clal workout is scheduled tomor-
row afternoon on the Monument
Grounds. Players signed are Joe
Freschi, Frank DiNenna, Tony
Burruto, Smoky Wilmer, Ken
Fisher, Ducky Ciango, Pete
C1ango, Joe Bertolini. Nick Ca
Iotta and Andrew Reed.
Coaches Pat Diver and Abby
Clark will look over the Eastern
Mldgets at l o'clock in the Plaza
field. Manager Lawrence will ad-
dress the candidates after the ses-
sion.
y Garrett Waters will have his
pTakoma Tigers, minus Alvin Pow
ell, out on the Silver Spring field
at 3 o'clock. Brooke Grubb will
probably waxh his Silver Spring
Giants at the same time, if he
doesn't have to make any bas-
ketban announcements in the
Silver Spring Armory. Manager
Finlon will inspect his Potomac
A. G. Players on the Monument
grounds.
L. C. Risler, manager of the
Phoenix A. c., will try indoor
baseball practice and q work
out is listed tonight at 8
o'clock in the Eastern High
gym.
Asked to attend are Bill Houser,
G. America, Bennie Womersley, D.
Wheeler, Blackie Adair, F. Clap
per, Blackie Ellwood, Harry
Groves, F. Farley, Berlinda,
K. Fischer, Zahn, Lowe, Handy,
L. Barnes, Gibson, He'll, w. Wells,
H. Haley, j. Perry and Coaches
DisbroW and Buck America. The
Phoenix tosserS will engage the
Seaman Gunner'S tomorrow after
noon in a practice game on the
Seaman Gunner'S field. Phoenix
gmembers are to gather at Eighth
and M Streets Southeast at l
ko'clock.
The ISherwoods will practice to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on
the Rosedale Fairgrounds. B. Eg-
gleSton, P. Eggleston, D. Flanagan,
M. Flanagan, Dumford, Chapede-
delaine, Carrick. RaiSinS, Honey,
Clanton, James, Simonds, Lovely
Fletcher, Davis and B. Rollins are
the aspirants.
The st. Mary's Celtics have
scheduled a practice game with
the Engineers School Detachment
of Fort Humphreys, Va, for this
afternoon at c::30 o'clock, on Bag
gett'S Field, in AleXadnria, Va.
Manager Brownie Lemerise is anx-
iouS to have all players present.
The Bowie Motors will start ac-
tivities tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock on the Bowie field.
Players expected to report are:
Kirk, Besley, Bauman, j. Bell, A.
Smith, G. Bell, w. Smith, S. C.
Bell, o. Harman, w. Reilly, Wal
tiers, w. Johnston, E. Johnston,
Cullen, ThirleS and Hoovers, ir.
Bowie, which won the Prince
Georges County League cham
spionship last year and then de-
feated Takoma Tigers, Mort
gomery county champions, will do
without its star, Gordon Phelps,
this season. Phelps is with the
Griffmen but may be farmed to
q minor league club as he bears
promise.
The Mt. Rainier baseballers
swill drill tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock in the Bladensburg Road
field across the District Line. Re.
quested to attend are Baldwin,
E.. Bauman, F. Bauman, Beasly,
Beckert, Bellman, Carter, Corkins,
Curry, DeWhurSt, Fitzgerald,
Francis, Ganley, Gerhardt, Hard.
ing, Hill, Hook, Kilroy, Kopp,
Lucas, McEahon, Mosedale, Reed,
Smith, Waple, and Waters.
Eagles Face Powerful