Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-13
CAL VARY HAS FIVE
ON ALL-STAR NINE
West Washington Gets Three
and EIdbrooke One in
Church League.

" WITH the Depar t m n I a
M Leagues mythical all-star
" " nine for the first half series
chosen, Scorer Herb Tucker,
capable authority Of the George
town Church loop, today names the
Sunday School Leaguers' star" team.
District Repair, which ran q poor
second in the Departmental League to
Commerce. had more Of its players on
that loops star nine than any other
club, and Calvary Baptist, which was
a poor third to Eldbrooke and West
Washington in the Church League, gets
five of the nine tosSers chosen in that
circuits mythical club.
Tucker, who has been scoring in the
Church League for years and also is
rated keen judge of base ball, gives
the first base, third bose, shortstop,
center field and catching berths to
Johnson, Berger, Goodwin, Buscher and
Bowman. respectively, all of Calvary.
Z. c. Hodges of West Washington is
fuckers choice for the second base
job, Bill Duryee of Eldbrooke is the left
fielder. Cleary, West Washington. is the
right fielder, and Bean, also of West
Washington, is the first string pitcher.
7 mike those who choose the De-
~ partmental League, Tucker said tho
picking of the mythical second
team was tough. and that it prob
ably is as good as the first.
Beach, West Washington. is the first
sacker, Fuchs, Eldbrooke, plays second:
Pizza, West Washington is the short
fielder, Schneider, Eldbrooke. the third
baseman; Hunt Eldbrooke. the center
fielder; Bayliss, Calvary the left fielder;
Cabell Calvary, gets the right-field
post; Hank Duryee is the catcher and
Payne, Eldbrooke, is the pitcher.
Because OF the death Of Carl Hill
leary, the GeorgetoWn-K knights of CO.
lumbus game scheduled for IL o'clock
today, was postponed.
Hilleary was member of the George
town team.
Unless the Hecht Co team is stopped,
the Department Store League will be
a runaway race.
S. Kanns Will get a crack at the
league leaders. who have a record of
four wins and no losses, tomorrow, when
they Will oppose at II o'clock on No.
4 diamond Monument grounds
In the other game PalaiS Royal will
play Lansburgh &, Bro. on No. dia-
mond at the same time.
Anacostia Eagles. who won. 9 to ..
over Boiling Field yesterday, will play
Saks Clothiers today at 3 o'clock on the
South Ellipse.
Red Cross tossers Of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital defeated State Department
yesterday. 6 to 5.
Chevy Chase Grays and Del Ray A. C.
will play today at 3 o'clock on the
Chevy Chase diamond.
Lefty Jewett, tall left-hander. yeSter-
day gave one of the finest pitching per-
formances of the season when he al
lowed LOffler only one hit. enabling the
COnStruCtiOneerS to win. 10 to !. and
clinch the first-haf Industrial League
pennant.
JeWett did not allow a base on balls
and only four errcrs, in addition to Joe
FreSchi's hit. marred what otherwise
would have been a perfect game for
Jewett.
Eldbrooke remained undefeated in the
Church League, when it defeated First
Baptist yesterday by l9 to 0.
Commerce, also undefeated. won over
G. P. o. in the Departmental League,
6 to 4.
Slant held the New York Avenue
playground toSsers to four hits as Vir-
ginia Avenue won a Playground League
game, II to 0.
Hawk MidgetS won. IL to s. over the
Nehi nine yesterday in Times League
game.
With Max Jeweler smacking out two
home runs and two singles. Kanawhas
defeated the Logan A. c. Is to a.
Ross Juniors and Congress Heights
will oppose today at o'clock on the
latter mines field.
sherwood A. C. will play the North
Capitol Street Savings Bank team to-
morrow on the East Ellipse at o'clock.