Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31
BY FRANCIS E/sTAN.


TIME Dreamland Midgets had I'VE
double. headers in . row to play.
There was only one pitcher so
he pitched them all He won
all 10 games.
It was unusual, but few outside Of
his teammates recognized the unique
procedure. The Dreamlands didn't
have much of q following or press
agent who would bring scores and q
few records in to the papers.
Through the remainder of his midget
days as q ball player, Eddie Hutchin-
son remained virtually unknown. The
same situation prevailed throughout
his time as junior and senior.
Sandlot base ball folk who didn't
take the newly organized Capitol
Heights Club seriously early this sea-
son are doing so now. The Heights
District League with four wins in as
many games and have the ex-Dream-
land Iron man" to thank.
Unless all signs fail, Eddie Hutchin-
son. with father, Chris Hutchinson,
and an uncle, Norman, the former
star pitcher for the old Waverly A.
G. in the Independent Series and the
r. p. Andrews Club In the Commercial
League and the latter the ace Of the
Union Printer staff, will pale the per-
Torrance Of both and develop into one
of the leading sandlot hurlers Of this
season.
Eddie pitched his FIRST game this sea.
son against the crack Virginia White
Sox, allowing only 4 hits and tanning
| 10. Facing Army Medicos In the sec
ond game. Eddie pitched two-hit ball
! 90 q vsNs Aof aek
Foxall he hurled no-hit, no-run ball
for eight innings. In the ninth a hit
was made of his offerings.
| Against the Saks Clothiers, fayorites
in the Capital City League. he allowed
only two hits and struck out eight
! more.
Today Capitol Heights and Eddie
Hutchinson will be cunning for their
fifth straight victory In the league
when they stack up against the Majes-
! tic Radio nine at O'Clock at Seat
/ Pleasant. Sendlot sages say plenty
will be heard from this youngster.
TODAY's independent attraction will
! i be headed by the first OF the an
nual three-game series between the
HoWitzer Giants and the Takoma
Tigers. Things should hum at the
Giant ball park, starting at $3.50 O'Clock
| EOIOI1dC EOou DlSJIlOuCOib Will ITdVel
to the Riverdale park to engage Henry
Hiser's All-Stars at 3 o'clock in one
of the feature attractions out Prince
| Georges County way.
Palais Royal is planning to deal
Hecht Co. its first defeat in the De-
partment Store League today when
these clubs clash en- diamond No. at
IL o'clock.
WITH 3. Coleman pitching steady
w ball, Rockville swamped the Poto-
mac Tigers yesterday, IS to o.
Elmer Hutchinson pounded out two
home runs.
Today Rockville will play host to the
washington Red Sox.
MCGUIRE allowed Bethesdas bats
1v1 men ony six hits as the Saks toss
ers won yesterday. IL to 3. James,
Hook and Sebastion, inf1elders, shone
for the winners.
TWENTY FIVE games in the Capital
l. City League will help keep sandlot
folk entertained today on local and
suburban diamonds.
Plenty Of action should be forth
coming from the Capitol Heights-Ma-
jestic Radio clash at Seat Pleasant
Capitol Heights, dark horse" Is top
ping Section 3 of the District League
with four straight wins and the boys
are cut to clinch the title pronto.
b The headliners in A section are the
Dixie Pig-St. Joseph and Giro village
Columbia Heights games.
Linworths and c. A. O'Briens will
hold the spotlight in the senior section,
while two good games loom in the
Montgomery County League.
Today's complete Capital City League
schedule follows:
UNLIMITED SECTION.
section A.
Dixie Pigss VS.. st. Joseph. At Berwyn. 3
Grithth Blue Goals vs. consress Heishts,
No. ), fairis1n. pm. ''" '"'''
Section \.
Capital Heishss vs.. Majestic Radio, At
sea- asm plesms .d,so: =. s,k. At wafer Reed
Foxan VS.. LanaIey's. at FoxaIl, 8 pm.
Montsomers csunty section.
Germans Bakery vs. Chevy Chase. At
Bethesda ,. b. VS.: OLD Colony. At Cabin
faions TTisers draw bye
SENIOR SECTION.
,Koonts. Service Station Va. Lionels. North
| Lnworth A. G. vs.. g. A. OBrtens No. D,
Dixie A. o. Va. oimstead Grill, No. O..
| / pm.
| Section D.
Franc Jewelers. VS.. De Molay A. c., North
Ellipse, / PM
Chevy Chase vs.. Mount Rainier, No. l.
| pm.
Sterlins A. C. VS.. Acme Printers. No. 4,
' JUNIOR SECTION.
Section A.
| Fussell- Young vs. Foxx A. c., No l. IL
am.
Ross jewelers. vs. Lionels. No. 1, pm.
Stewart Pharmacy vs. Takonia Juniors, No.
., IL am.
Neighborhood House VS.. clifton BARRIERS,
schwarts Diamonds We. swanns sisnets
No. l. 3 pm.
Dor:A Juniors vs.. oeorsis Avenue Bust