The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-05
CHERNERS SEEK TO UPSET PIG'N' WHISTLE MI
.MH-LERS FACE
MURPHY'S
TEAM
BY SID KATZNELL

! by SID A1LINCLA
Undaunted by the 16-to-4 lacing
administered by Miller Furniture
last Sunday, the Cherner Motors
0iamonders are confident they will
upset all the dope and curtail the
1ive-game winning streak of the
Pig n Whistle nine,
The teams come to grips Sunday
on the East Ellipse at bells in a
National City League Section A
unlimited game. The Pigs are on
top of the heap, while the Auto
outfit is lodged in fifth place. with
two triumphs and three losses.
Carter or Newman
Either the veteran but capable
Lyman Newman or Frank Lefty"
Carter will toe the mound for
Cherner, while the Pigs will retail
etc by sending their star south
paw, Francis PETER, to the hill.
PETER is j. Henry Hiser'S protege.
Another game that should sup
ply plenty of action in Section A
will be when Miller Furniture
stacks up against Murphy'S Five
and Ten Cent Store on the South
Ellipse.
Stansbury engages Georgetown
"A. C. in the feature contest in
Section B. They meet on the
North Ellipse.
With F.. G. Walt, deputy comp
troller, tossing out the first ball,
the Bankers League got off to an
suspicious debut yesterday on the
Tidal Basin field.
Riggs Triumphs
Riggs National Bank and Ma
tionaI Savings and Trust were the
teams given the honor to partici-
pate in the opener. Riggs appre-
ciated the honor so much that
they defeated the Nationals, II
to II.
With Jim Tenant, formerly
with Albany of the International
League, allowing only four bin
giles, the Bureau of Investigation
G Men shut out D. C. Repair, 8
to 0, in the United States Gov
eminent League. Manager Cook"
Taylor, of the G Men, relieved
Clayton Sheedy, former G. U.
star, at the initial sack in the sew
enth frame and appeared at the
plate once but that was sufficient.
He socked a tremendous home
run.
The complete schedule of the
National City League follows:
NATIONAL CITY LEAGUE
SECTION A
Cherner Motor VS.. Pig n whistle, on
East Ellipse.
Miller Furniture VS.. Murphy's and
10 Store: on South Ellipse.
Army Medicos VS.. Blue Flame Valet
Shop at Walter Reed.
SECTION b
WOOdmen of World, Elm Camp. vs..
Lewis Ice. Cream Co., on No. IL, Tidal
David's Grill VS.. Warwicks on No. I,
Fairlawn.
Stansbury A. c. VS.. Georgetown A. c.
Capital Transit VS.. District Grocery
Store on No. II, Tidal Basin.
ALI games at o'clock.
JUNIOR DIVISION
East Ellipse.
Wizard LOcksmith VS.. simpsons Phar-
macy on No. 1 Fairlawn.
Auths VS.. Washington Flour on North
ElIipse.
PetwOrth Nationals VS.. Nationwide
GrOcers on South ElIipse.
All games at 1 O'Clock.
MIDGET DIVISION
| Nolan Motor vs.. Versis No. 4.
PetwOrth Eagles VS.. TakOma Play.
ground on No. /.
Washington Boys Club VS.. Jack Pry
Mats on No. ]. Fairlawn.
TrOjans VS.. O'DOnnell's Grill on No. II,
Tidal Basin.
All games at II o'clock.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Red Section
HerndOn at Arlington.
MiddIeburg at BallstOn.
Falls Church at Manassas.
White Section
Marshall at Aldie.
Fairfax Station at Vienna.
Wildwood at PurCellville.
T MARYLAND COUNTY LEAGUE
Silver Spring Giants VS.. Cabin John at
Wheaton.
Mt. Rainier Grays VS.. Mt. Rainier A.
C. on Bladensburg Road diamond.
North Washington VS.. HOrning Jewel
erS on District Line diamond.
Washington Clowns VS.. White Haven
ut Cabin John.
All games at o'clock.
DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGUE
Lansburgh's VS.. Kann's at the South
Ellipse.
Palais Royal VS.. Hecht's on East
fllipse.
All games at II o'clock.