The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-25
Record Reads
Three Wins,
N0Defedts
BY SID KATZNELL

Intoxicated with a winning
spirit, the Union Printers are
"riding high" in Section A Of the
National City League these warm
May days.
BY using their noodles" besides
q resting place for hats, the Union
Printers won their third straight
game in the league by defeating
Dixie Pigs, 6 to 3, to take posses
sion of the top rung.
Trailing l to 0 going into the
fourth, 5000 dyed-in-the-wool fans
saw the Printers put on an exhibit
ton Of bunting that would have
pleased any big-league manager,
to score three runs.
They counted two more in the
fifth by the same method. The
Printers had the Pig infield almost
crazy with their expert bunting.
If the Pigs played in close the
Printers would drag the buntS
past them, and if they played back
they dumped the buntS half way.
It was really and truly fine spec
tacle to watch.
MOsedale HurlS Well
Although that marvellous bunt-
ing won the game for the Printers,
some credit should go to George
Mosedale, who pitched first rate
ball game despite the fast he was
touched for IL hits. He was as
tight as pair Of kid gloves in the
pincheS. Fred Waple, who bats
eighth, proved that he doesn't
belong in that spot by polling out
three hits in four attempts to
lead the Printers offensive.
In the other Section A game,
Plaza won a close game from w.
o. w. elm Camp, 4 to 3. How
ards effective hurting was re-
Sponsible for the Plaza'S victory.
He permitted only five hits and
struck out five. The game also
had a bit Of excitement. Bum
Enright, popular local basketball
official, and right field caretaker
for the winners, collapsed while
racing after a fly in the seventh.
After several minutes he was re-
vived but did not return to action.
Heat evidently caused the acct
dent.
Ross jewelers., Regal, Old Man
haitian and Nolan Motors were
victorious in Section B. The Jew
elers defeated National Novelty, 9
to 8; Regal slammed w. o. w.
Coax Camp, 20 to 6; Old Man
haitian trimmed Postal, 10 to 3,
and Nolan Motors nosed out D. G.
S, 8 to 8.
PalaiS Royal Leads
PalaiS Royal is resting COM
fortably in first place in the De
partment Store League today as
. result Of their 12-to-12 tie with
Lansburgh and Hecht's loss to
Kann'S yesterday.
The Royalmen have won two
games an dlost one, while Hecht'S
and Kann's are tied for second
with two victories and two defeats.
Driving Paul MeSSink, who is
one Of the best pitchers in the
Department Store League but who
wasn't himself yesterday, from the
mound in the fifth with barrage
Of base hits, Kann's trimmed the
Hechtmen. 7 to 3. The Hammer
were studded with college stars.
They had Harry Basin playing
first, Nolan in center field,
Waverly Wheeler at third base
and Mccarthy in left field.
Wheeler and Basin collected two
hits apiece. Though not in his
best pitching form, MeSsink was
in top-hitting mood, getting two
for two. The PalaiS Royal-LanS-
burgh game was one of those old
fashioned Slugging matches.
The Royalmen pounded out IS
hits and Lansburgh II hits. Reul
ing and Herbert, with three hits
each, led the Royalmen'S attack.
Shoop Socked out three hits for
the Brothers. Sandlot results:
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE
Union Printers. 8; Dixie Pigs, 3.
Plaza Wine Liquor Co., 4; w. o. W.
Films, 3.
shady Grove, Q; Miller Furniture, 0
(fOrfeit).
due rlam0 vs. h0uFIcn brewers
(pOstpOnedDs
Section b.
Ross Jewellers, 8; National Novelty, 8.
Regal Clothing, 20; w. o. w. Oaks, 6.
Old Manhattan Beer, IS; Postal Tele-
graph. 3.
Nolan Motor Co., o; District GrOcers, 8.
DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGUE
..Kann'g, 7; Hecht's, 8.
PalSis Regal, IL; Lansburgh's, IL.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LEAGUE.
Condor, 8; Iona, 4.
Rajah, 10; BOkar, IL.
Encore, II; Bombay, 0.
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Clarendon Businessmen, 6; Clarendon
Nokesville A. c., 4; Park Lane, 8.
Clarendon Cardinals, 5; Mclean. 3.
FOrestVille A. e., IS; Virginia White
BOx, Z.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Red Section
Vienna, IS; Arlington A. c., 4.
Fairfax Station, IL; HerndOn, 8.
Falls Church, 10; OccOQuan, 8.
White Section
Marshall, 8; Leesburg, 2.
Middleburg, IL; Ashburn, 2.
PurcelIvilIe, 8; WarrentOn, 8.
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