The Washington times., 1936-07-11
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New Faces 10
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By SID KATZNELL

New faces will be seen in Section
A of National City Baseball
Leagues unlimited division to-
morrow as the second-half series
gets underway on the EutpSe and
Monument grounds.
Miller Furniture team, which
took it on the chin with regularity
in the firSt-haH series, has added
three capable players. They are
Arnold Heft, a lefthand pitcher
who displayed a variety of stuff
with Central High School the past
high school series; Raymond
Clarke, an up-and-coming first
, baSeman, and Francis Coakley,
who starred in the outfield for
Roosevelt High.
Miller Furniture meets w. o. w.
ElmS on No. 8, Of the West Po-
tomac diamonds, at 3 o'clock.
Heft will probably pitch this game.
WOOdmen Strengthen
z w. o. w. also strengthened its
team with addition of Wesly
Snow and Paul Jetsen. Snow
played first base and pitched for
Tech in the recent high school
series.
Dixie Pigs, who tackle Blue
Flames on the South Ellipse,
I will pack plenty of power this
series. They've signed Paul Glenn
ents, who held down third base
for Brown University this spring:
Dave Kaplan, a first-rate right
! handed pitcher and Gordon Bar
too. first Sacker with hitting
ability.
Although they won the first
half crown. Shady Grove Bar
becuers also added strength.
They have the exclusive Sunday
services of Tillman Scott, a fine
fielding shortstop, and Frank
/ Carrado, a catcher with an iron
arm.
The Barbecuers play Union
Printers on the West Ellipse.
Webb In Comeback
,. Don't be surprised if you see the
:. veteran Heinie Webb start on the
: mound for the Printers. The
Printers were so pressed for pitch
ers that they begged Webb to come
: out of retirement and pitch for
them. Having a soft spot in his
heart for the Printers, he readily
:, agreed.
:. Both Heurich Brewers and
>, Plaza Wine and Liquor will present
: a stronger team than they had in
!. the first series when they come 70
y grips on diamond No. 10 OF. the
West Potomac field. The Brewers
will have Gordon Freias, youthful
, first sacker, who hit we'll for Mary
land University the past season;
Leon RELY, former Bureau OF In
vestigation pitcher, and steve
Walker, who is a darn good
catcher. Plaza. has added George
> Lassise, a capable backstopper'
and Ed Miller, first baseman.
=. Three thousand fans are ex-
snpected to see Nationwide and
= Versis Products battle it out Tor
the first-half championship OF the
. midget division at II a. m. the
!: National City Leagues scneoule
follows:
* SECTION A UNLIMITED
Blue Flames VS.. Dixie Pigs, South Ell
- W. O. w. Elms VS.. MilIerS, No. 9. West
= Union Printers VS.. Shady Grove, West
:, Heurich Brewers W.. Plaza, No. 10,
4rWest Potomac.
T. All games start at p. m.
:. SECTION b UNLIMITED
:. white Haven vs.. National Novelty
r1Eo. /. Monument Grounds.
= Old Manhattan VS.. ID. G. s., No. i,
Nolan Motors VS.. j. o. U. A. NJ, North
Ellipse.
All games start at p. IN.
JUNIOR DIVISION
II New Deal VS.. Pep Boys. South Ellipse.
Georges Radio VS.. Clarendon juniors
No. / Monument Grounds.
Police Boys Club No. VS.. j. u FloOd'
West Eclipse: ,r.. v1 NJ
II West Potomac.
All games start l p. m.
MIDGET DIVISION
Nationwide VS.. Versis Products, south
Ellipse at IL a. m.