The Washington times., 1930-07-19

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Tomorrow's games will help
solve several situations existing
In the Capital City League. The
Prince Georges county section
leads the list.
The Dixie Pigs and Mt.
Rainier mines clash in q game
which win decide the holder
Of first place. The Mounts,
leaders by half . game at
present, can get q toe hold
on the position by winning
while the Dixies can take .
half-game lead by coping
the verdict.
Independent teams will have
their share Of action, to say
something about them lest we
forget, in that the SakS Cloth
iers are scheduled with the Ber-
wyn nine at Berwyn, the District
Grocery Store tosSers are listed
with Capitol Heights at Capitol
Heights, the Phoenix at Del Ray,
and Kanns at Damascus, TO men
ton a few.
The st. Mary's Celtics entertain
the Hose Company nine, OF Mar
tinshurg. w. Va, as the attrac'
ton at Baggett's Stadium. Alex
andria, while Bill F1ester,s HOW
ard A. French nine is scheduled
at Richmond, Va. against Ine
Eyerett-Waddy Company club.
Coming back to the leagues
the Jefferson Firenen and Baus-
errnan mines play an important
rame on the Virginia Highlands
diamond in the Virginia County
League. The Jeffersor1S ad-
advanced to second place last
week and can cause the Bauser"
mans quite some embarrassment
should a victory be registered
arain tomorrow. The Bauser'
mans lead by one game.
The TakOma Tigers face
Rockville at Rockville in the
Montgomery county feature.
The. two teams are tOrrid
rivals and real game is the
prospect. The COlOnialS play
Chevy Chase at Chevy Chase
and the Bethesda firemen en-
gage Kensington at Kensing-
ton in the other games.
The st. Josephs play the Skin
ker Bros. Eagles in their fight TO
regain the lead in the District
League. The st. Joe's lost to the
Columbia Heights toSsers last
week to re1inquisd the top rung.
The Heights meet the Burroughs
nine on the Burroughs diamond.
Interest will be centered in these
two scraps as the results Of both
will be very important at this
time.
The Curtins and Olmsted Grill
mines met in the senior division
feature. True, the OlmStedS lea3
Section B by comfortable mar
gin, but a loss to the Curtins will
make the race closer. A victory
will put the Restaurant Tossers
well out in front.
The C.. A. O'Briens meet the
Senators in the Section A head
liner. A victory for the OBrienS
will practically settle things for
them.
A four-cornered fight is going
on in the juniOr division. The
Acmes lead at present by half a
game with the Arlingtons and
Lionels tied for second place and
the Y Flashes close by in third
place. The Arlingtons probably
will go back into the lead, as
they play the Meridians, Of the
Second division, although the
Meridians might pull the unex-
pected and win. The LionelS play
the Takoma Juniors, and this
game is hard to dope, because Of
the indifferent play of the latter.
THE TakomaS have struck a nice
stride of late and might defeat
the LionelS, although the LionelS,
on their play throughout the
year. probably will be returned
the winner.
The Y Flashes will get their
big test against the AcmeS,
present leaders. A win will
nut them thicker into the
order Of things than they are
now, but q victory for the
Acmes will give that, team =
better lead and one which
will be harder to catch.
The Speng1ers and Victorys
fight it out in the feature Of the
American Legion games. Both are
tied for first place with two vic
tories in as many starts. The
Sergeant JaSperS are also tied for
the top rung with the same recora
and viii share the lead with either
the Spe.- glers or Victorys in the
event of q win over the Lincolns,
which the dope sheet forecasts.
The Nash and George Washington
teams clash in third game Of
Nhe group.
Two midget class games are on
tap, the Sam Vests against the
Kings Palace Nine and the Sena-
tors against the LionelS. The Sam
Vests have already won the cham.
pionslip. ali Of which means that
tonaorrow's games viii be just a
case Of playing out the schedule.