The Washington times., 1937-07-31
Teams Battle
At MI. Rainier
School
By SID KATZNELL

record in the National City League,
Dixie Pigs are sending their ace,
Paul Moran, former Hyattsville
High luminary, to the hill tomor-
row at Mt. Rainier High School
diamond, where the teams clash
in a Section A game.
Gordon's nine. which partici-
pated in the play-off for the first
half championship, but bowed to
the smuggling tactics OF Rose
LIQUOR, is tied with the Liquor
aggregation and Heurich'S Brewers
for first place in the second half
competition with one victory and
no losses. The Pigs are in fifth
place with one win and two set
backs. However, they are a much
better team than their record in.
dictates. In fact, this kid Moran
is one of the best young hurlers
on the local sandlots, and If his
team gives him some support the
lad has an excellent chance OF
defeating the strong Cafeteria
outfit.
Booker on Mound
Rose Liquor expects to have
little trouble disposing Of Ana
costa Motors on the East Elllpse
with Charlie Booker, the under
handed artist, in the box. Only
last Sunday the six-footer BANKED
the Dixie Pigs, 40, limiting them
to five scattered hits.
The Heurich- Union Printer game
on the South Ellipse should be
interesting. Randy Helm, the
Fredericksburg boy, whom the
WASHINGTON Griffmen are scout
ing. is scheduled to fling for the
Brewers, while either George
Mosedale or Bob Lefty" Lyons
will oppose him. Both Mosedale
and Lyons have been around the
sandlots for long time and both
are top-notch hurlers when in
form.
Georgetown A. CHEW Deal
contest tops the attractive card IN
Section B of the unlimited dlvl-
sion. These teams are tied with
Reads Pharmacy for first place
with two victories and no defeats.
The game will be fought on No.
of the Fairlawn diamonds at 3
o. m. Tommy Doonis, who has
won both of GeorgetoWn'S games
in the second half. will face New
Deal. Either James De Veris or
Frank Anderson will climb the
mound for the opposition. Reads
Pharmacy stacks up against a
much improved team in TucciS
Plumbers, and will offer their
best brand of ball in order to
emerge victorious. This game
will be played on Turkeys Thicket
diamond, Quincy and Randolph
SITS. N. E.
Junior Battle
Ernie Boggs, who is one Of the
finest young swimmers in the
Nations Capital, will toss 'em
for the Pharmacy clan, with
Toby Taylor catching.
Georges Radio is sending Toby
Bright, who tWirled for Western
High during the recent interhigh
series, against Police Boys Club
No. 4 tomorrow on the South
Ellipse at l o'clock. This is the
feature in the junior division.
UNLIMITED
SECTION
Dixie Pigs VS.. GordOn's Cafeteria. Mt.
Rainier High School.
Rose LIQUOR VS.. AnacOstia Motors, East
Ellipse.
Heurich's VS.. Union Printers. South
EIIipse.
Kiein's Tavern draws bye.
All games start at y. m.
SECTION
White Haven VS.. Ii. B. Leary, No. 4,
Monument Lot, at IL a. m.
26Oth Coast Guard Artillery VS.. Star
Radio, Mt. Rainier School, IL p. m.
Ross Jewellers VS.. Cardinals, No. L.
Monument Lot. p. m.
Turkey Thicket diamond, Quincy and
Randolph Streets Northeast, 8 p. m:
Georgetown A. c. VS.. New Deal. Fair.
lawn. No. l, p. m.
JUNIORS
Police Boys Club No. 4 VS.. Georges
Radio, South Ellipse.
Wade Auto VS.. Stewards Pharmacy,
Turkey Thicket diamond, Quincy and
Randolph Streets Northeast.
BrOwdy's Liquor VS.. PetwOrth, East
Ellipse.
Police Boys Club No. 5, Nick Bonn
bard. No. 1. Fairlawn.
j. c. Flood draws bye.
All games start at 1 p. m.
MIDGETS
Hilltop Market VS.. George Deoudes,
East Ellipse.
COrr's Bicycle Shop VS.. Police Boys
Club No. 4, South ElIipse.
Police Boys Club No. vs.. Police Boys
Club No. II, Fairlawn. No. ].
All games start at II a. m.