Evening star., 1932-08-07
SANDLOT SCHEDULE
FULL OF HOT T|LTS
Title to Be Decided in Game
Between ServiCenter and
Columbia Heights.

~ UTSTANDING on a sandlot
I base ball card brimming over
Y y with important games, is the
battle between Columbia
Heights and Rock Greek Servicenter
that will decide the title in Section B
of the Capital City League unlimited
division. 1t will be played on the West
Ellipse at o'clock.
A flock of other championship or
near championship games are listed
in the Capital City League and a host
of highly attractive contests are carded
among the independents. Action is
scheduled for the city proper and near
by Maryland and Virginia.
For the third Sunday in a row Co
lumbia Heights, against Rock Creek
Servicenter, will be striving for victory
that will give it the Section B crown.
Last week St. Joseph conquered the
Heightsmen, to 6. and the previous
Sabbath Federal Storage managed a
9-8 triumph. These are the only de-
lCdOS OlA SOlAAAlDAR AANA6AASo ANSSAN' 4S
has won eight.
Federal Storage, should Columbia
Heights again lose, can tie the Heights
Franc jewelers.. The Federa1-Franc
game will be played on Monument
diamond No. 10 at 3 o'clock.
TN Section A of the unlimited whirl,
i Dixie Pigs. who are on top with nine
wins in as many starts, will engage
Ciro's Villagers, standing second with
eight victories against two defeats. on
the Berwyn MD diamond at 3 o'clock.
Miller Furniture Co. tossers will win
the senior division title by downing the
DORA diamonderS on the East Ellipse
at o'clock 1t will be the second game
of the play-off for the flag. Millers
won the first tilt last Sunday, IL to 8.
The MillerS have striven valiantly but
CnsuccesSfully for crown for several
seasons.
Southwest Merchants will be out to
increase their lead in the junior divi-
sion at the expense of the Fussell-
Young nine to be met on Monument
diamond No. at | o'clock. The latter,
however, has shown strength and has
high hopes of throwing the South
Westerners for a loss.
In the midget division Wonder Bread
and National Pale Drys will go after
each other in the first game of a series
for the flag.
Ben Hundleys gained the first-half
title In the insect division yesterday
when they hoped on the Phoenix nine,
% to 9.
A N independent game packing real
N interest IS the Hyattsville ALL
Stars-Mount Rainier clash on the
District Line Field at 3 O'Clock. Battles
between these old rivals draw a large
crowd. Today's game will be third of
best three-out- -of-five series. Each
team has won one game.
Lefty Poole, who pitched Henry
Hiser's team to victory over the Mounts
in the first tilt, is scheduled to hurl
again today. Bill Hoffman, veteran
right t-hander, Is slated to toll for Mount
Eainier.
Phoenix A. C. will go over to
Alexandria to engage the strong st.
Marys Celtics In Baggetts Stadium at
3 o'clock
Out in Montgomery County, lively
rivals will clash when the Gaithersburg
Aces do battle with the Boyds nine at
GaitherSburg at 3 O'Clock.
No love is lost either, between Cabin
John and Chevy Chase Grays, who are
to have 1t out at 3 on the formers
diamond.
y RARvT.ANn = on5 the ESso A -
w nine of Anne Arundel County will
meet for the second Sunday in
row at Boyer's Stadium, Seat Pleasant,
at 1870 o'clock. The Marylanders won
last week. to l.
Harry Edelin, is after games for Mary
land A. c. with Mount Rainier, Dixie
Pig, Hiser's All Stars and all other fast
teams.
Lincoln A. c. and Northwestern
Crackers will face on Monument Dia-
mond, No. /, at IL am.
Insects will mix at the Sixteenth Street
Mount Vernon and Eldbrooke mines
will meet tomorrow evening in the first
of a three-game series for Industrial
League second-half honors. Should the
Mounts win the series. they will have 1t
out with Eldbrooke, f1rst-half victor, in
another three-game series for the league
championship.