The Washington times., 1934-06-15
BLUE GOALS
. WILL MEET
M|LLERS
BY SID KATZNELL

''Wee Willie" Glascoe has been
around sandlot baseball so long,
that when he makes q state
ment, he is right eight times out
Of ten.
And he predicts, his Griffith
Blue Goals will take the Miller
Furniture nine into camp Sum
day. These teams clash in an
important Section B National
City League game at 3 p. m. on
the East EllipSe.
Glascoe will send his ace, Joe
Stankus, against the Millers,
while either "Cocky" Medler or
George Wood will be his op-
ponent on the hill.
Only One Star
Fans are wondering why the
Blue Goals are leading their Sec
ton with five victories and no
reversals because they only see
one outstanding performer on
the team and that's Stankus,
the sensational southpaw curve
bali artist. The answer is-the
Rlue Goals are a fighting bunch.
They possess that never give up
spirit"
The revamped Gordon Cafe
terra nine will probably be de-
feated by the st. Joseph's Saints
in. the feature game in section A,
of the National City League.
However, the Giants will have
no easy time disposing Of the
cafeteria outfit. The Gordon
HDaxn has been materially
strengthened with the addition Of
several Central High School play
aEs.
st. Mary'S CelticS will be seek
ing sweet revenge when they
b6ttle the Majestics, Sunday, at
Baggett's Field, Alexandria. The
~Radio Boys" handed the Alex
Andr1ans q neat lacing a month
,aeO. II to /.
Mcintyre to Hurl
Lefty Mcintyre has been as
Glgned to toe the mound for the
Majestics, while Leon Reilly is
scheduled to work for the Celtics.
'Huck" Wynne, Western High
catcher, and the Washington
Tines all-high backStopper, will
be behind the bat for the dial
ENlnerS."
Frank Cumberland, western
Maryland star, will play shortstop
for the MajesticS in place Of
Ted Wright, alias Jimmy Bank
head, who has been sent to one
Of the Boston Red Sox farms,
which one nobody seems to know.
The complete Sunday league
schedule follows:
NATIONAL CITY
2ivsrdale.
Woodmon Of World W. warwicks on
Griffith's Blue Goals VI. Miller Furni-
Anre on East Ellipse.
Rinaldi Coalmen vs. Union Printers on
no. 1.
Wash B. Williams vs.. Murphy Five &
Yen Cents Store on No. 4.
Congress Heights vs.. Federal A. C. at
81. Joseph's Va. Gordon's Cafeteria on
Pig-'n' whistle vs. R. a. Dunno ssrv-
H. on No. 1 Fairlawn.
An games at o'clock.
Junior Glass
Washington Maid VS.. Goode Cleaners
Langdon A. c. vs., McGruder A. C. on
North Ellipse.
Montrose A. c. vs. Washington A. c.
Eastern An-stars VI. Clarendon On
@Outh Ellipse.
All games at O'Clock.
Midget Glass
Sligo VI. Schwartz Cleaners on No. Z.
Simpsons Pharmacy vs. Jack Pry on
servics Cleaners va. Wizard Locksmtth
Clarendon W. vsrsis Food Products on
All games at IL o'clock.
District Independent
Tariff Commission vs.. Grace A. Co.
capital Heights VS.. Pelican Filling
Postal A. c. vs.. Kenilworth, Ksnil-
a psMoisy p; VS.. Ross jewelers.. No. g.
Mount Rainier Grays VS.. D. G. 8.
warohouse. Mount Rainier High, AIS
o. m.
Prince Georges County
Sigma Alpha Kappa VS.. Benning at
8enning.
COlmar Manor vs. Mount Rainier A.
e. at Mount Rainier.
AAacostiA Eagles vs.. Stadium A. C.
Ndiamond undecided).
Montgomery County
North Washington VS. Bethesda at
@stheSda.
wheaton VS.. White Haven at Wheaton.
Cabin John Va. Langdon Mill at Cabin
0Ohn.
Departmental Store League
Hocht'S vs. Kann's on South EllipSO
ct II o'clock.
Palais Royal VS.. Lansburghs ON North
Elllpse at II o'clock.
Army-NaVy- Marine
Army War College VS.. Boiling Field.
Northern Virginia League
Section
lark Lane vs.. Arlington at Park Lane.
Eafrfax Station vs.. Mclean at Fairfax.
Middleburg va. Falls Church at Mid
GOburg.
Section b
BallSton vs. Clarendon ut Ballston.
Aldie va. White Star on White Star
diamond (tentative).
Herndon Market vs.. Fort Myer A. C.
&t Hernd0n.
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