Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
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series, the Badgers were automatically crowned
champs. In the final round, the Badgers did not
lose q game. Tuesday nj gt the Badgers and Deuces
tangled in ripsnorter. Had the Deuces been able
to knock off the Badgers, they would have caused
tie for Last half honors. But the champs turned
back every threat true championship style. Last
week mentioned Bauer preparing for next years
team by getting Messner to to Block. Wel1s
it looks like George able to get around all OBJ
stacles cause the Deuces battery on Tuesday was
Barker and Messner. The Deuces outh1t the Badgers
but unable to produce hits when they were need
ed. Eddie Trumbule allowed scattered hits, while
Barker was only allowing 1, but was Walking .. on'
yes. the score. Badgers 3, Deuces /. Nice game
Thursday night at 1880, the Dodgers and Braves OF
the National League tangled in plaoff game to de-
termine top honors in that league. The Braves cap
tued the second round and the Dodgers captured the
first half. Therefore, the one winning z out OF
games will be crowned champ. The Dodgers, by stag
ing Garrison finish, drew first blood, when they
set the Braves back to the tune Of to 8. The
score sheet this shows more walks were given
out by both pitchers than Heinz has pickles. Please
note that the Dodgers scored on hits, while
the Braves scored on hits. The high1ight
of the game Maughan's high fly that appeared
would come down and when it did, vent for an
error that enabled Reed to all the way home and
tie up the game.
Friday night game was postponed, 50 bunch
Of the boys got together in an exhibition game.
Could 1t be that. the boys practising for that
Reps-shamock Game? You should have seen that CON-
bination of Goldfish and Ml1ens around second base
some the regulars had better watch out or they'll
be displaced.
The playoff series to determine the Block Champ
ionship got under way Last evening, and Will contin
for approximately three weeks, game scheduled
for each night at 7; 30 Pc N. Members must return to
their own blocks to participate in this series.
A committee, to formulate rules and regulations
governing the of the clubhouse, recently
appointed. of this comm ttee follows;
Buck Williams, hairmanj Bryant, Block; BoWmans
Block; Slaughter, B1ockj Merryman,E Block, and d.
Pietro, j Blocks
Abrahims, Bryant, Nepser, Gtersch, and Bea1e were
of the faces around the Clubhouse Last
week. These boys did fine job, helping to paint
the wallis and ceiling. Nice going, boyss
President Neblett stated last week that donati
of tables, chairs, and rugs Will be appreciated. In
the event you have any of the above mentioned
and desire to contribute them to the Club, but
have of delivering them, kindly contact
Bill at the Clubhouse and he Will that they are
picked ups
The Club, at recent meeting, voted to donate
cup to the winning team of the Moments League
Horseshoe Pits are being laid out by John Tee1s
Lester Olsen, and Mlfred Jutrus. As the
pits ready it Is hoped that tournament Will be
staged.
Don't forget to visit the Clubs Booth at the
Fair. Sports equipment, cups, and pictures Will be
display. The Club Is also donating cup for the
best booth at the Fair.
predict that the most popular spot at the new
Clubhouse Will be the Northeast corner.
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