Evening star., 1932-04-20
TERMINAL RETURNS
TO BASE BALL RACE
New Manager Confident He
Has Observation-Disclosures
Ready for Debut.

r T has been some time since a Wash
ington Terminal team has figured
prominently in the settling of the
District championship. In the last
days of the now defunct Terminal
League the Washington Terminal Club
was a tail-ender. 1t looked strong on
paper but couldn't win. tc
This season a new manager, Bill
Young, hailing from Hagerstown, Mo,
thinks he is plotting the 1882 District
champions. Few agree. but do not know
why they disagree for the reason that
his Washington Terminal nine has
lineup almost entirely unfamiliar 10
local sandlotters.
Except by their manager, the players
are unheralded and untouted, but Young
is confident they will finish at or near
the top of the Sandlot heap this season.
His additions include Lefty Shoap,
Arthur Dorsey. Buzz Nutter, Tom Mills,
Dutch Myers and Harvey Haml. Shoap,
according to Young is former Albright
College twirler and more recently OF
the Brockport Club of the New York
Pennsylvania League. Dorsey used TO
play at Franklin and Marshall, Nutter
in the Appalachian League, and Mills
for the Mount Alto Club OF the New
York-Penn Loop Myers was an all
city choice at shortstop IN the New
York City school series.
Hamil twirled for two alma matters,
Shippensburg Normal and Albright.
DROOKE GRUBB. the sports leader
- out Silver Spring way, has an
nounced that his Silver Spring
Giants will open their season Sunday
against the Auths with an improved
team"
Brooke has a reputation of being able
to Improve" teams faster than any
other sandlot pilot. Brooke adds play
ers so fast that Silver Spring fans have
to look toward shortstop to see If
Brooke is playing. If he's there, they
know which team is the Giants.
Sundays game will start at O'Clock
on the Garrett Park Field. All Giants
are requested to report at the Kensing-
ton Armory at / o'clock.
An important" meeting of the Grif-
fifth-Blue Goals will be held tonight at
8 o'clock in the club house. All players
are requested to report
CONGRESS HEIGHTS tossers will
~ hold workouts every evening this
week at $50 pm. on the home
field All players are requested to re-
port, as two games will be played over
the week end Saturday the Marines
will be engaged on Fairlawn Field at
/ o'clock, while on Sunday at 2;3o pm.
Boiling Field will be entertained on the
Congress Heights diamond
Congress Heights opened its season
with a victory over the Federal En-
ployes.
Ciro's Italian Villagers will hold a
meeting Friday at 8 o'clock at Ciro'S.
Uniforms will be distributed.
One of today's best diamond bets
was to have been the Auth-Union
Printer clash at pm. on the West
Ellipse. Saturday the Auths will op-
pose the Washington White Sox on the
same diamond and Sunday will tackle
the Howitzer Giants.
Washington Terminal will practice
today and Friday on its home field.
Practice games are wanted Call Ma
tional 1870.
The insect section Of the Capital
City League will be organized tonight at
a meeting to be held at 8 O'clock in
the office Of the Playground Depart
ment, District Building.
Games Wanted.
woodlev A. c., for Saturday or Sun
day. Call Columbia 1919
Chevy Chase Grays.. Call Cleveland
0536. &4
Woodmen of the Werld, for Sunday
on Woodmen's field. 4 Call Potomac
0276-J. S
Takoma Tigers, for Sunday. Call
Shepherd 3244,
Koontz Seniors, for Sunday. Call
Lincoln 9217-J.
Swift & Co. Unlimiteds. Call District
5S1O. E
Phoenix A. C. Call Atlantic 5013-W,
Mount Rainier Juniors, for Sunday
on Mount Rainier 1eld Call Greea-
wood 1851 between 6 and p,m r.