The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-11
Rose Nine Last Obstacle
In BrewerS' Path to Title
TEAMS TANCLE
TOMORROW IN
LEAGUE CLASH.
BY SID KATZNELL

BY SID KATZNELL
Although the majority OF fans
are centering their attentions on
football they still have a warm
spot left in their hearts for base
ball.
Tomorrow the sportsinclined
ladies. gentlemen and children OF
the Nations Capital are expected
to turn out in droveS for the Ma
tional City League baseball games
on the Monument and EllipSe dla-
mondS.
Viewing space will be at a pre-
MUM when Heurich Brewers
tangle with Rose Liquor on No: 4
Monument ground at l p. m. Inc
game was originally scheduled Tor
2 o'clock on the South Elltpse, out
at the request of Chris Heurlch'
ir., Vic GauZza, president OF the
circuit, permitted the change.
CHRIS SR.'S BIRTHDAY
You see. Chris dad, Chris Heu-
rich. ST., is celebrating his ninety
sixth birthday on his farm and is
anxious to have all the Heurlch
PLAYERS attend his party. II the
contest begins at o'clock 1t Will
take two hours of celebration away
from the Heurich players.
The Brewers can win the second
half championship Of Section A
of the unlimited division by defeat
ing the Liquor clan. Heurich's rec
ord reads five victories against no
setbacks, while Rose has won four
and dropped one.
Should the Brewers lose, there
will be triple tie for first place in
Section A between Rose, Klein's
Tavern and the Brewers.
HELM TO HURL
Randy Helm, imported from
Fredericksburg, Va, has been given
the pitching assignment for Heu-
rich's, while Charlie Booker, the
smuggling moundSman, will oppose
him.
New Deal leads the pennant pa
rade in Section B of the unlimited
class today, with eight wins and
one loss, but either Georgetown A.
C. or Reads Pharmacy can tie the
New Dealers by emerging vic
torious tomorrow. Georgetown
and Reads, who are deadlocked
for second place with seven tri-
umphs and one defeat, battle at
3 bells on the South EllipSe.
Corr'S Bicycle Shop can cop the
midget crown by defeating its old
rivals, George Deoudes Celery
Shop, on the South Ellipse. These
youthful teams battle at / o'clock.
Corr won the first engagement,
3 to 2, and tied the second, 3 to 3.
Victor Brown, ace Highlander,
will tWirl for the bicycle boys,
while Buck" 6Brien will fling for
the celery lads.
The complete schedule follows:
UNLIMITED-SECTION
Heurich VS.. Rose Liquor. No. Monu-
ment, p. m.
SECTION
Georgetown A. C. VS.. Reads Pharmacy,
South Ellipse. p. m.
JUNIOR
Police Boys Club No. 4 VS.. Nick Bonn
bard's, South Ellipse.
Police Boys Club No. VS.. Georges
Radio, East Ellipse.
Stewards Pharmacy VS.. Wade Auto.
North Ellipse
Browdys Liquor VS.. ]. C. FLOOD, West
Ellipse.
All games start at p. m.
Corrs Bicycle Shop VS.. Deoudes,
South Ellipse at 1880 a.
(Play-off game for championship
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
The Old Dominion Leagues
championship race is as puzzling
as the Far East war situation.
However, we will endeavor to solve
the jigsaw puzzle for you. Here
tits:
Starting tomorrow at BallSton,
Herndon and Ballston will play a
three-game series to determine the
winner Of the second half cham
pionship of the Old Dominican
American League. Should Hern-
don defeat Ballston in this series
it will engage the victor in the
Old Dominion National League,
which also starts its series tomor-
row when Hume Spring meets For
estvile.
If Ballston downs Herndon in
the three-game series, another
three.game series will be neces-
sary to decide the championship
of the Old Dominion American
League.
What we are trying to say is:
The pennant-winning team in the
Old Dominion American League
meets the victorious nine in the
Old Dominion National League
for the grand championship when
everything is said and done. All
games start at 2 p. m.
Co11oWhnr And