Evening star., 1932-06-26
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Loop and Independent Lists
Are Heavily Laden With
Attractive Games.

~ EAL rivalry tints todays sand
- lot base ball schedule in inde-
pendent and league ranks.
Five games appear outstand-
ing here-Mount Rainier VS.. Betnesoa'
Skinker Eagles VS.. HyattsVllie' Je"lsh
Community Center VS.. Boiling Flelo'
Dixie Pigs VS. Howitzer Giants and st.
Marv's Celtics VS.. Police. The Capital
City League schedule again has strong
potentialities. while keen competition Is
expected in the American Legion series
Mount Rainier's 1882 Sandlot eolVlon
perhaps is the strongest ever 10 repre-
sent that section, and the Mounts are
hopeful of finishing the season among
the top teams in unlimited ranks. In
Bethesda, which the Mounts Will play
at 3 o'clock on the Mount rainier
field, the home toSsers are likely to en-
counter all the opposition tney are
looking for.
CKINKER EAGLES, who scored elght
> runs in one inning yesterday TO
down Franc jewelers., to z, VIII
invade HyattSville for the second time
this afternoon. The HiSermen turned
back the Eagles rather easily In the
first clash and the Skinkers are out TO
even the score. The game is slated for
3 o'clock.
Jewish Community Center's club will
make its DEBUT at 3 o'clock on It's
Georgia avenue diamond, opposing Boil
ing Field Coach Jim McNamara, with
another strong lineup, hopes to duph-
cate last years success, which tound
the ]. c. c. team losing only one
game.
METROPOLITAN POLICE, with
lV1 Frank Watt, former Philly on the
mound. will attempt to hand the
ST. Mary's Celtics their first defeat OF
the season when they invade Baggetts
Park in Alexandria at pm. Manager
Charley Corbett of the Celts will coun-
ter on the slab with Larry Boerner.
Dixie Pigs, Capital City League
leaders. step into the independent ranks
this afternoon on their bye" day in
the loop and will tackle the Howitzer
Giants at Berwyn at pm. The
Giants, with Brooke Grubb and sup
porting cast which generally varies
weekly, still are formidable.
Other Games Scheduled.
Independent.
Sholl's Cafe VS.. Virginia A. c., 3
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AirWay Club vs. Robson A. c., 3
O'Clock. diamond No. /, Fairlawn Field,
Anacostia.
Northern Kennedy VS.. winchester,
Winchester, Va.
BaIlston A. c. VS.. Fraters g games),
80 O'Clock. Ballston.
Virginia White SoX VS.. Woodmen OF
the World, o'clock, Arlington Field.
Grifith-Blu Goals VS.. White Oaks,
3 o'clock Fredericksburg, Va.
American Legion Series.
George Wash ngton Pest vs.. Bunker
Hill Post, 3 o'clock, West Ellipse.
Stuart Walcott VS.. Spsngler Post, 3
O'Clock, South Ellipse.
Capital City League.
Unlimited Division.
Section A.
Ciro's Villagers VS.. Union Printers,
East Ellipse, 3 pm.
Horning jewelers. VS.. City Cab, No. 10,
pm.
Section b.
Franc jewelers. VS., Rock Creek Ssrvi-
center, Ncrth Ellipse. l pm.
st. Joseph's VS.. Federal Employees,
Rosedale Playground, 3 p m.
Diamond Cab VS.. Federal Storage,
North Ell:pse, 8 pm.
Senior Division.
DORA VS.. Miller Furniture, Magruder
Park, pm.
Takoma Tigers VS.. Koontz Service,
East Ellipse, pm.
Junior Division.
Southwest Merchants VS.. Georgetown,
No. 4, l pm.
Wheeler Club VS.. Swami Service,
North Ellipse, II am.
Dixie Polish VS.. Mount Rainier, No.
10. l pm.
DORA VS.. Fussell-Young, East Ellipse,
IL am.
Midget Division.
Arlington Post VS.. National Pale Drys,
Eouth Elipse, II am.