Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-29
BIC HOLIDAY CARD
ONAT ALEXANDRIA
Three of Four Ball Games
Are for Benefit of Joe
Judge Day Fund.
LEXANDRIA, Va, May 2,

A hHAANDH1A, Va, May 2o.-One
n OF the liveliest holiday programs
4 a arranged by local base ball
teams in recent years will be
presented here tomorrow afternoon with
four sparkling games scheduled, three
OF which will be played for the benefit
OF the Joe Judge day fund.
In the benefit contests the Cardinal
A. G. will play Hume Springs on Hay
don Field, Del Ray A. c. will enter
tam Fort George Meade toSsers of Fort
George Meade, Md, at Edward Duncan
REID and the Clover A. c. will battle
Ine Cardinal Seniors of washington In
Baggett's Park. All three games will
get under way at 3 o'clock.
The fourth fracas will be staged at
Guckert's Field by the speedy Colonials
LED by Manager Bill Hammond, and the
Rambler A. G. of Washington. Play
will open at 3 pm.
Proceeds from the three benefit en-
gagementS will be turned over to Jack
Tulloch, chairman of the local CAM
paign being staged to raise funds for
Joe Judge day, June %. On that day
fans of Washington, Northern Virginia
Alexandria and Maryland will gather
IN the Washington Base Ball Park to
pay tribute to the Senators brilliant
first sacker.
The Clovers will meet the strongest
opponent they have faced this season
when they tie up with the Cardinal
Seniors. Capt. Lester Scott will pitch
for the locals, who will be seeking their
seventh straight victory.
Vincent Bradley or Carroll Rush will
be nominated to face the Fort Meade
Soldiers for Del Ray tomorrow. The
unfortunate Del Ray team is hoping for
break that will give it its first victory
Of the year. The Potomac tossers have
dropped six straight games, five of them
by margins OF one run.
Old Dominion Boat Club will send
two representatives to the annual BUSH
ness meeting of the Middle States Re-
gatta Association, at the Penn A. C. in
Philadelphia, Saturday night in an eff
fort to land the annual regatta Of that
association for Labor day.
If obtained the regatta will be the
feature event of an attractive schedule
OF aquatic events being arranged by the
Old Dominion to celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary year OF its organization.
A canoe and swimming meet will be
held among the club members, followed
by a dance, July 10, the date on which
the club was formed so years ago.
Harry F. Kennedy Is general chairman
Of the golden jubilee committee in
charge OF the various events planned.
Pete Ball and Charley Horne are be-
ing primed for the st. Mary's Celtics
game with the Burk g. Co. nine, ANA
teur champions of Richmond last year,
in the State Capital Sunday afternoon.
The Celtics took the measure of the
Burk toSSers last season and are conf
dent of repeating with either Ball or
Horne on the mound. Lefty Hamil-
ton, ace of the mound staff. will be
ready to step into the contest If either
should fater.
The Alexandria Rotary Club is taking
an active interest in sports this Sum-
mer. Defeated recently by the Kiwanis
Club tennis team, the RotarianS have
challenged the Kiwanians to a putting
match on the new miniature course on
upper King street, while the two clubs
viii also meet in base ball game at
Baggett's Park June Is.
John T. Worthington has been named
by the Rotarians to deliver the chal-
lenge for the putting contest to the
Kiwanis Club. The putting match will
be staged In addition TO the annual
golf battle between those two organiza-
tions at Belle Haven Country Club.
Rotary has also decided to attend en-
masse the game between Washington
and Cleveland at Washington, June "a.