Evening star., 1932-07-11
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
ANDD|X|EP|GS GAIN
Leads in Two Sections of
Capital City League
Are Increased.

Heights mines today are farther
in front in section A and B Of
the Capital City Base Ball
League unlimited competition.
The Dixies who have won six games
in as many starts, had their lead in
creased through 6-to-0 surprise defeat
handed the second-place Ciro's Villag-
ers by City Cab Bob Lyons one-hit
pitching exhibition turned the trick.
Columbia Heights triumphed over
Franc jewelers., to 2, to ring up their
seventh win against no defeats.
The Dixies bowed to the Front Royal
CVa.) All-Stars in a 7-to-3 outside game
at Front Royal.
Stellar pitching by Wood Of the Miller
Furniture nine and Printz of Swami
Service enabled those teams to down,
respectively, Koontz Service, 10 to 2,
and Takoma Tigers, to 4, in the Cap
ital City League junior division.
Spengler Post, leader in the American
Legion series, added another win, drub-
bing Bunker Hill, IA to 1.
A home run by Mike Stevens, former
University of Maryland star athlete,
with two on in the ninth inning, enabled
Hyattsville All-Stars to overcome the
HoWitzer Giants in q 5-to-4 thriller on
the Riverdale field. 1t was the first
game of a series of three and the pro-
teges Of Henry Hiser and Brooke Grubb
will meet again next Sunday at River
dale.
Though McDaniels, Vienna Fire De-
partment pitcher, allowed only two hits,
his team was nosed out by the Win
chester Fair Association nine In l-0
struggle at Winchester.
A dramatic five-run ninth inning
rally, featured by homer by Dumford
and a double by Dick Hughes, swept
Griffith Blue Goals to 1913 triumph
over Mount Rainier.
G.P. o. nine can clinch the first half
title in the Departmental League by de-
feating Agriculture in their game this
evening at o'clock on the South
Ellipse.
A meeting Of league managers will be
held tomorrow night at o'clock in the
green room of the Government Printing
Once.
Carl Daley, pitching for the Forrest
Vile (Va) nine against Woodley A. c.,
not only hurled his team to So win,
giving up only four hits, but thumped
bat.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Unlimited Division.
Section A.
City Cab 8; Ciro's Villagers. o.
Union Printers, 10; Congress Heights, 8.
Section B.
Rock Creek Servicenter, II; Diamond
Columbia Heights, 4; Franc Jewel
ers, 2.
St. Joseph. 4; Federal Storage, 3.
Senior Division.
Swami Service, g.; Takoma Tigers, 4.
Miller, 10; Koontz, 2.
Midget Division.
Arlington Post, S; National Pale
Drys, 4.
Goodacres. IA; Thompson Furniture, 2.
American Legion Series
Spengler Post, IA; Bunker Hill, 1.
Bunker Hill. IA; Stuart -Walcott, 10.
George Washington Cities Service, /;
Lincoln, O.
independent Games.
Hyattsville All-Stars, 5; Howitzer
Giants, 4.
Maiestics, 81; Blue Sox a..
Ballston Firemen, II; Phoenix A.
c., 8.
Front Royal (va) All-stars, 7; Dixie
Grifith Blue Goals. 10: Mount Raj
Rockville, A. A., s-5; Severn A. G,
"a.
Capitol Heights, 4; Burroughs A. G., 8.
Washington A. c., 8; Chevy Chase
Wheaton A. c., 7: steuart Motor
Co., 3.
Maryland A. c., 8; Horning Jewel
ers, S.
Communications, 8.
bethesda F1remen, 4; Union En-
skinker Eagles, 1s; Quantico In
sholls Cafe, 8; woodmen Of the
World, S.
Sholl's Cafe, 16; Palisades A. c., 8.
Forestville (Va.), S; Woodley A. c., 2.
Dora. 6: Indian Head Cardinals, 4.
Virginia White Sox, 6; Nation Wide,
Q1 innings.
District Motor, II; Kings Garage, 8.
Times Herald, 2; Lorton, l.
Bluebirds, 10; Cabin John A. c., Z.
Brenizer, T. Del Ray, S.
Winrhagfnr
Association, 0.
Mark Blum. 9; Robertson A. c., 2.
Northeast Bricklayers, 10; Fort Hunt
Rangers, 2.
White Rose A. c., 13; Cherrydale A.
c.. 9.
Collegians, IL; Holy Rosary, 0.
Franc Juniors, 12; Rex Midgets, 2.
Rex Midgets, 13; Sacred Heart Mid
gets, 2.
Ben Hundley Insects, 10; Hawks, l.:
Mulhall A. c., 10: Colmar Manor Mid