The Washington times., 1930-07-12
oenty Tennis Activities Listed During Current Month
HEADS
SANDLOT
CARD

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Griffith's Stadium will be the
scene Of the feature sandlot at
traction tomorrow, where the pow
erful st. Joseph and Columbia
Heights nine will battle at 3
o'clock in a District unlimited
Capital City League clash.
And feature is correct, as the
two teams will face with plenty
at stake. The st. JoSephS held
a half-game lead in the unlimited
race with seven. victories against
one loss, while the Columbia
Heights tossers hold a Six-and-one
record in the standings. A victory
for the st. JoSephs will mean
stronger hold on first place, while
a verdict for the Heights toSSers
will mean a comeback to the top
rung, which position they held for
the greater part Of the first few
weeks of the schedule.
A stirring pitchers battle is
the promise, as both teams
are ready with their best bets.
Jack Harrington will toe the
slab for the st. JosephS, while
Lefty Rhodes will do the
hOnOrS for Columbia Heights.
From the advance sale of tickets
a goodly crowd is expected at the
stadium. And they are sure to
set a real interesting sandlot game
for their money.
Other games in the Disrtict un-
limited section include the Bur
roughs and Mohawks, on the
Burroughs Field, in rivalry
type" game; the AztecS against
the Skinker Eagles on the latter'S
field; the Army Medicos against
the Woodmen of the World on
the Walter Reed diamond, and
the Anacostia Eagles against the
Foxall nine on the Congress
Heights diamond.
Unless several upsetS occur, all
the leaders in the Prince Georges
county section of the Capital City
League should win tomorrow, as
the Mt. RainierS meet Berwyn on
the Berwyn diamond, the Dixie
Pigs take on Bowie at Seat
Pleasant, and the HyattSville
Stars stack up against the Brent
wood Hawks at Riverdale.
Montgomery county section
teams will watch the TakOma
Tigers as they play a double
header with the KenSingtOn
Firemen on the Silver Spring
diamond at 1880 o'clock.
Chevy Chase and Rockville
play in the feature game of
the day, as both are tied for
second place. One or the
other will rule the position
after the game. COlOnialS
meet the Bethesda Firemen
In the third game at Bethesda.
Bausermans can get a com.
nnanding lead in the Virginia
section by winning over the last
place WOODLANDS, while the Ball
ston nine plays the jefferson
Firemen, a strong contender for
honors. Ballston is in second
place at present, half a game
a head of the Jeffersons.
The Holy Comforters test the
C.. A. O'BrienS in the feature
Section A game of the senior
class The Lionels and Ohm
Steads play the headliner in Sec
ton B. The Curtins and Miller
Furniture play an important
game, however, in the same
class.
The Acme Printing nine idles
in the Junior class, which gives
the Arlingtons an opening to
strengthen their hold on first
place while playing the Y Flashes.
The Mardelles engage Bethesda;
the Takomas play the Meridians,
and the Lionels meet the st.
Stephens in the other games.
The Lionel Midgets will
endeavOr to stop the winning
ways of the Sam Vests i'm
the Midget class feature.
The other games. bring the
Kings Palace and George
town mines together, and the
HurchmanS against the Sena-
tors.
American Legion action cards
the George Washington Post nine
against the Spenglers: the Ser
geant. Jaspers against the Nash
and the Victorys against the
LincolnS.
The Silver Spring Giants play
the st. Mary's Celtics to lead the
games in the independent ranks.
The Saks Clothiers engage the
strong st. Martins on the East
Eliipse at o'clock. while the
Phoenix A. G. tossers journey to
Alexandria for a game with the
Colonials. The Virginia White
Sox are in line for an engage
ment with the Northwestern
Cards to round out just few of
the many teams which will see
action for the day.
ARLINGToNS IN MEETING
Arlington Juniors have a meet
ing on program for next Mon
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