Evening star., 1931-04-05
DIAMOND UNIFORMS
RIVAL EASTER DUDS
War College and LinWorth
Teams Offer a Spirited
Early Season Tilt.

~ local weather prophets that
today would be a dry"
Sunday for change,
sandlotters are likely to make
quick changes, from new Easter
duds to battered base ball uni
forms after church.
For three successive Sundays
sandlotters have watched rain fall
and with their Spring training
considerably curtailed they plan
to do a large amount OF practlclng
today. M :,
Base ball fans looking for bit OF
spirited early-season action are hkely
TO find IL on the War College field when
the Army War College and Linworth
senior mines clash at 2 o'clock.
Takoma Tigers, with game with the
crack Everett Waddey nine OF Richmona
only a short time off, will practice at
O'Clock on the Silver Spring field.
Mount Rainier's team will get of to
a hopeful start when it travels TO Oc.
coquan, Va, tor a game there at z'SU
o'clock.
T ANGLEY, aspirants for the un-
l. limited championship, will drill on
diamond No from 3 to O'Clock
this afternoon. All players are re-
ouested to report promptly, as the Lang
leys have booked three games for TINS
month, one a tentative engagement IN
Richmond, and candidates will have
little time to get in trim. April IL Fort
washington will be played while on the
10th the Langleys journey to Seabrook,
Md.
Union Printer players are requested TO
report at the Herald Building at
/ O'Clock. An important meeting VIII
be held.
Majestic Radio tossers will drill on the
Phoenix diamond at O'Clock. The Ma
i.stics are seeking an out-of-town game
for Sunday, April IL.
Ross Jeweler Juniors will get going
this morning at II o'clock On the Monu-
ment Grounds.
Schwartz Midget candidates are re-
ouested to assemble on diamond No. 2
at II o'clock, where practice will be
held. Schwartz will play Indian Head
April II.
Nye House Midgets will turn out at
II o'clock for a workout on the North
Ellipse.
Randle A. c. will stage a practice at
1 o'clock on diamond No. 2. Players
and candidates are requested to report.
Crescent Juniors will gather at the
Reservoir diamond at 3 o'clock. where
they will go through preliminary work.
VITooDMEN OF THE WORLD dia-
w rnenders, entrants last year in the
Capital City Unlimited League,
will meet at 3 o'clock at Third street
and Missouri avenue.
Manager Tony Buruto is looking for
candidates, who are invited to attend.
The merged Dixie Pig-Berwyn nine
will strike out for the first time at
O'Clock, when they viii report at the
Berwyn diamond.
Nash Post base baIlers are looking for
3003-J, is hooking.
Meridian tossers will report to Man
ager Scafide at 3 o'clock on the South
Ellipse diamond.
Charley Edwards will herd his Co
iunbia Heights charges out for driH
at 2:30 O'Clock on the North Ellipse
diamond.
Victory Post candidates will gather
for their regular weekly meeting Tues
day at 8 o'clock at 4508 Thirteenth
street Wednesday a practice VIII oe
held on the East EnipSe.
VYTnILIAM WARNER ZIP" POOLE
w will select his first string nine fol-
lowing practice OF nus W0noeI
81 ~ North
Ellipse. Games are being scheduled at
Atlantic 2675-W.
Phoenix-Blue Coal aspirants will work
cut on the Rosedale playground feld
this afternoon.
Barr ball tossers, formerly Joe Judge
Midgets, plan To drill tomorrow after
noon at Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
at 2 o'clock Players and games are
sought by the Barr nine, which will
compete in the Capital City League. Its
manager may be phoned at Columbia
GAIA.
Skinker Eagles will practice at 2
o'clock on Friendship Field, Wisconsin
avenue and Upton street. AL candi-
dates are invited 10 attend.
Congress Heights A. c., formerly the
o'clock on the old Anacostia Field.
All candidates are invited to turn out.
Charley Deuterman, new manager OF
the Virginia White Sox, believes he has
strengthened his club considerably with
the addition Of Carl Peterson, Willie
Snow and Reverly Mcpherson.
The Sex will drill at 2 o'clock on the
Baileys Cross Roads diamond.
Deuterman plans TO give his charges
their first taste of real competition next
Sunday. An unlimited foe is wanted.
Call Clarendon 1078-J.
Howard A. French tossers, District
champions in 1929, will report today
at 2 o'clock on the Silver Spring field
Bill F1ester expects to arrange a prac-
tice game between his charges and the
Takema Tigers, who also practice or
the Silver Spring diamond at 2.
F1ester foresees a big season for his
team.
Industrial League managers will
gather Tuesday at O'Clock at the
Howard A. French sport store for the
final meeting before the loop season
gets under way.
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