Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12

~ Outstanding games are Of
fered today on the sandlot
~ base ball diamonds of Wash
ington and vicinity.
Three independent tits. scheduled
| for widely separated suburban dia-
monds. promise to attract most Of the
interest, but an attractive Capital City
League card supplements these tilts.
Skinker Eagles who hope to be In
the scramble for the semi-pro title this
season, will invade Baggett's Park in
Alexandria for a game with the un-
defeated St. Mary's Celtics. The Eagles
have signed Bill Payne of Western
High School. who will be on the slab
today probably opposing Kermit Smith
of the Celts.
Rock Greek Servicenter one of the
strongest mines in the Capital City
League, will travel TO Hyattsville this
afternoon to play an independent game
with the Henry Hiser All-Stars, con-
querers Of Skinker Eagles.
The third outstanding game will be
played at Rockville between the How
itzer Giants and Rockville in a game
that may have an important bearing
on the Montgomery County champion
ship.
All are slated to start at pm.
THE winner of the first half series
i in the Industrial League will be
decided this week The regular
schedule ended last Friday, but several
mines have postponed.
Dixie Pigs leading the race with
seven wins and two losses. will play
Big Print Shop tomorrow on the FL
lipse and COnstructioneers on Thurs
day. Victories in both games would
sew up the title if Washington Ter
minal, runner-up with four victories
and three losses should drop one of its
two scheduled games.
Should Terminal win. the Dixie Pigs
would be required to play their third
postponed game and victory would give
them the first half title. President
Bill Flester, however has announced
dates for only four games, pending the
outcome.
Standing and next weeks schedule
follow:
s s B: III ;.:; sa'
Monday. Big Print Shop VS. Dixie Pigs;
Tuesday. Washington Terminal VS.. Construc-
uoneeIS Wednesday. WASHINGTON Terminal
Constructloneers.
LOURIEEN games are carded Tor the
Capital City League today and
while some of the stronger teams
in the unlimited section are not up
against evenly balanced foes, the card
on the whole should furnish plenty of
action.
Todays schedule:
UNLIMITED DIVISION
Section A.
GiT9s vs., pixie PIGS. WASHINGTON Barracks
Highway Department forfeits to HorninE
Section B.
po Columbia Heishts vs.. Federal Employe.
Franc Jewellers VS.. Federal STORAGE. No.
St. Joseph VS.. Diamond Cab. North Ellipse.
pm.
SENIOR DIVISION
Koontz Service vs.. DORA, Magruder Park,
Swami, Service VS.. Miller Furniture, East
Clifton BARRIERS vs. Takoma Tigers, North
Elllpse, ! pm.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
s. w Merchants VS.. Mount Rainier, No.
:. GEORGETOWN VS.. Swami Service. East FL
:. Wheeler Cup VS.. Fuller-YounE, South e.
Dixie Polish vs.. DORA. Magrud.r PARK
pm.
Goodacres VS.. Arlington Post. No. 10,
National Pale Drys VS.. Wonder Bread,
No. TO- l pm
Mount Rainier tossers will entertain
the Alexandria Colonials this afternoon
at 3 o'clock on the Mount Rainier
field. Either Frank Waple or Bill Heff-
man will twirl for the host club.
Howard A. French diamonders yes
terday hung a 7-to-3 sinner on the
Vienna Firemen on the latters field.
Chick Zimmerly allowed the Firemen
only six hits.
The Civil Service nine pounded out
Is hits to down the White Haven A. c.
yesterday, to 0. Ben Wsple limited
the losers to half dozen satellites.
Assuming an early sh-run lead,
Skinker Eagles nosed out Columbia
Heights yesterday, 10 to 8. Cook Taylor
starred with single, two doubles and a
triple in five trips to the plate.
Sholl's Cafe nine will travel to Win
chester, Va, today.
Members of the Arlington Post 13s
are requested to report at Smiths
Garage at 1918 am, where they will
leave for diamond No. 10 to play
Spengler Post at IL O'Clock.
Majestic Radio tossers will invade
Richmond this afternoon for a game
with the Lutte Jewellers.
Northern-Kennedys travel to Chester
town, Md, this afternoon for a game
with the Dickerson nine.
Public Documents and Indian Head
are to oppose at 3 pm. on the Indian
Head diamond.
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