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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
To shift
BREWER TEAM

Huck Stahl, manager Of the
Heurich Brewers, last years cham
pions Of the Industrial League,
plans a big lineup shift today as
his team meets the Sanitary
Grocers on the West Ellipse dia-
mond at 5 p. m.
Huck hasn't let anyone know
his plans yet, but because the
team is struggling in fifth place
at present, it promises to effect
several of the supposed stars OF
the Heurichs, who haven't per-
formed so well since the cam
paign started.
The game is one Of six others
in weekday league play today.
Two contests are scheduled in the
National Capital loop. They are
Pepco VS.. Diamond Cab on the
North Ellipse and ThompSon's
Dairy VS.. Premier Cab on Dia-
mond No. 4.
The Federal League sends the
Procurement Division and F. C. C.
into action on Diamond No. 9.
The Departmental loop finds the
Union Printers meeting PWA on
the East Ellipse; the Government
League schedules Treasury against
Investigation on the South Ellipse,
while the Public Debt League has
Surrenders-Accounts meeting In.
dependent Units on Diamond No.
IL. AL games are at S p. m.
Results of yesterdays games:
Departmental League-G. r. O., 8;
Aggies, 2.
Industrial League-GOrdOn's, 8; Wash
ingtOn Coal, 2.
National Capital-Pe0pIe's, 6; C. and
p, 5.
Federal League-Interstate Commerce,
!; g. p. o. FedS.' 8; Navy, 2; Comp.
trOller, 4.
Church Loague-Mt. Vernon NJ. Ev s;
Metropolitan, 3.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
PICKUPS AND PUTOUTS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Lieut.. Col. william r. "Dick"
Dear, whose 22O yards local In
terhigh field and track record
set on June 6, 1902, as q mem
Der of the Central team is the
oldest on the books, is now at.
tached to the medical corps,
DeIteman General Hospital, the
Preside, San Francisco. ..
Colonel Dear also shares the
1OO-yard ark with Bryan
Morse, Tech; Sylvester Maxim,
Western; Ed Quinn, Tech, and
Harold Pearson, Tech. Looks
like the United States has a
Strangle hold In the 1886
Olympics field and track cham
piOnShipS with Jesse Owens as
its ace. Joe Freeman picks
Barney Ross to beat Jimmy Nc
Larnin tonight. while Charles
"Buzzer" Ryan, who has with
drawn from the managerial end
of fighters, favOrS McLarnin. .
They call him Grader Horn"
but Carl Fischer, whom Detroit
cast to Chicago, was something
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

Jarrett Waters q n Ie1Cy
Chumbris, centerfielder.
OF course this pictures the fact
that Coach Jack Ray will have
a huge task on his hands next
year when building q Central
nine comes up again.
AS q nucleus he'll have Joe
Moran, Ray Gibson, Angelo Va
lenza and Ed McDonough to fall
back upon. Added to this group
will be George RowleS, Arnold
Heft and Gump Morris, pitchers,
Now the big trouble lies in the
fact that no outfielders and catch
ers will return, since the first
four mentioned in the group above
are infielders.
Ray Sees Hope
Coach Ray, however, is conf
dent that the vacated positions
will be filled, as every spring a
literal army Of ball players report
for those early practice sessions
a collection that he must cut down
each year in order that the men
tor can work with the most prom
Using players.
RowleS, Heft and Morris prom
Use to give Central pretty good
pitching staff. The former two
are left-handers while the latter,
in Rays opinion, is one Of the
coming right-handed pitching
stars of high school baseball.
In connection with next years
interhigh baseball series, Ray
hopes to see the games played
under a different arrangement
than that which has ruled for the
past two or three seasons.
His argument is that the entire
series should be played at Griffith
Stadium or played at the various
high school stadiums now avail
able. His opinion:
"EaStern's field is just not the
place to hold the games i'm my
opinion, because of the odd
ground rules we've had to set
up. Personally, I'd like to see
the series played at Griffith
Stadium, where there's plenty Of
room and an equal chance for
all teams to win. But if that is
not possible, I feel every high
school stadium should be put to
use.
I'm that way Central would
have at least one game on q
home diamond, Eastern one,
and so on down the list. This
could be worked, even if the
schedule makers had to lengthen
the series. And 1 think that
could be planned"
1T is POSSIBLE
There is the possibility high
school chieftains will suggest a
move in this connection when the
new physical education director,
Bruce Baby, takes over his duties
next fall.
To make the changes, however,
the teams would have to be will
ing to play doubleheaders if halted
because of rain, or cavort on an
other day not included in the
usual Tuesday and Friday dates
for series competition.
Ray still believes it can be
worked and hopes the new physi-
cal director will grasp the advan.
tageS of the idea.