Evening star., 1932-05-12
LEGION MINES OPEN
TITLE PLAY sunday
Three Games Are Listed for
InauguraI-CapitaI City =
Starts Saturday.
.HREE games will open play Sun

/ pm. tilt on the same diamond, and
Walcott Post and George Washington
complete the program at 3 pm. on the
South Ellipse.
The American Legion entries will meet
tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock at French's
sport store.
The list of eligible players for the
series follow:
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Paul Gunther. Donald Miller. Fred Maxter,
Jack Simmons; William Lisgstt. William
George Raymond Harry Ceppos. Clarence
w. Celen. Robert Harding, Robert Full
hngame, Ralph Lomax and Elven Bromley.
sPENGLER POST.
Sam Boyd, Harry Bryan, Fred wahler,
Sam Raglan, Alva Pepper, Alfred Bieberm,
Joe CruSafull, Ed Darnstead, Bill Bresna-
han. Charles Hollidge, Thomas Miller Vim
cent Diver, Joe Dean. Charles Cuczzo and
BUNKER HILL.
o. Shaner, John Dugan, Francis Fawcett,
John Walter. Richard Remaley. Bradley
Johnson, Harry Thompson, Richard Sim
@ CHARLES Was Msskey. l Raymond % s oN.i Hos Adrian sDE
Brown and Dale Valentine.
LINCOLN POST.
Lee Ralford. Thomas williams. Charles
wiles. jr.; Curtis Hetiin, Augustus Crenshaw,
RsInh W sm1ns Sr,on NJ wib5 hSbe5t sEonnke
James Schwab. Edward Wilmeth Kenneth
White. Earl Batten and Thomas johnson.
STEWART wALCoTT.
Francis Robertson. Edward L. Smith, jr.;
Sydney Stein. William STANCE. Arthur Boggs,
Whney 4Sfssy Edssid Read f. Henry hSees
William Maloney, George Tucker, George
Schmith. Morris Desimona and Edward
Riley
CoL HJALNIER ERICSSON, president
~ of the Capital City League, will
toss out the first ball Saturday
when Miller Furniture and Dora Bar
becue open play in the senior division
The game Is included In the Festival
Of Youth program.
Sunday the remainder Of the Capt.
tai City teams will swing into action.
Fourteen games are scheduled.
The complete week end schedule
follows:
SENIOR DIVISION.
SATURDAY.
Miller Furniture vs.. Dora Barbecue, West
1iiiDse' 's'. Pm srr.x
UNLIMITED DIVISION.
Section A.
Dixie Piss vs. Hornins Jewellers, at Ber-
Union Printers VS.. Hishway Department,
Congress- Heights VS.. ciro's Villagers, Con-
sress Heights. pm.
City Cab draws bye.
Section D.
~ Federal Storage VS.. St. Joseph's, North
:. Rock Greek Service VS.. Diamond Cab,
Columbia Heights VS.. Franc Jewellers. No.
" Federal Employees draw bye.
SENIOR DIVISION.
Swami Service VS.. Clifton BARRIERS. North
Koontz Service VS.. Takoma Tigers, East
Waverly draws bye.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
Fussell- Young VS.. Dixie Polish. No. ,.
Swami Service VS.. Dora. North Ellipse,
:. Southwest Merchants vs.. Wheeler Club,
:, Mount Rainier VS.. GeorsetOwn. East e.
MIDGET DIVISION.
Wonder Bread vs.. Arlington Post, No.
National Pale Drys VS.. Thompson's Furni-
tuTe, Fairlawn No. /, l pm.
Goodacre's draws bye.
T JNDAUNTED by last Sundays de-
~ feat by Lansburgh's, Hecht Co.
tossers, defending Department
Store League champions, will oppose
Kann's, which lost to Palais Royal last
week, in one Of the two tilts scheduled
for next Sunday. They will play at II
am. on diamond No. 4.
Palais Royal and Lansburgh's, the
two leaders, will oppose on diamond
No. 3 at IL am.
Colonial Juniors, runners-up last
year in the Potomac League, plan to
compete in independent ranks this
season.
The Colonials have a diamond, but
no opponent for Sunday. Call Georgia
343l-J.
Because of financial reverses the
Sioux A. C. has disbanded.
GAMES WANTED.
Western Seniors. Call Cleveland 4sl2.
Rockville A. C. for Saturday. Call Rock
Mac Juniors. Call Capitol Heights al4
Call North 6l04
st. Peresas Midgets for Saturdays and
Sundays Call Atlantic 0823.
Bethesda A G. for Sunday. Bradley so
GAMES SCHEDULED.
Columbia Heights VS.. Walter Reed, Sat-
urday, 2:30 pm. Walter Reed.
Capitol Heights VS.. Gaithersburg. Sunday