Evening star., 1951-07-31
Olson S Leads Heurich
In Industrial PIayoff;;
Two Titles CIinched

Ole OlSon's is one victory away
from the Industrial League cham
pionship and two other sandlot
baseball titles are clinched as the
result of games yesterday.
OlSon'S beat the Heurich Brew
ers, 5-1, in the first Of their two
out-of- -three-playoff series on the
West Ellipse before a crowd of
over 1000. The two clubs meet
again today and tomorrow, If
necessary.
The Metropolitan Police won
the AnacoStia Recreation crown
and Trader Glassers the East Rec
reation title without taking the
field.
Atchison and Keller eliminated
Naval Air Station from conten-
ton in the Anacostia League by
beating the airmen, 7-3. The Po-
lice with 81 second half record
therefore won both rounds to take
the title. MAS finished with a
7-3 mark and the Plumbers ended
with 5-3 for the second half.
Park Police Eliminated.
In the East Ellipse circuit, Ma
val Receiving Station, which for
feited its last game, showed up
with enough men and beat the
Park Police, 3d., to knock them
out of the running. The Trader
Glassers, first-half champions,
finished with a 9-3 second round
mark-good enough for the Sec
ond half title and the league
championship. Park Police had
an 8-4 record and MRS 7-5.
The FBI strengthened its hold
on first place in the Departmental
League by whipping Northeast
Body Works. 1877, going in front
Of the Fire Department by a full
game.
The G-Men Old face the Fire
men, first half winners, WedneS-
day and Thursday. if necessary,
and need only a split to win the
second half crown. Should the
Fire Department (8-2) take both
games it would win the second
round title and clinch the cham
pionship. If the FBI wins one
more game it will meet the Fire
men in a two-out-of- three series
for the Departmental crown,
starting the end of this week or
next Monday.
In today's Industrial League
battle, George Jarboe, Heurich's
ace pitcher, is scheduled to start
against Ole Olson's AL Kimmel
who led the circuits hurlerS with
q 60 seasons mark.
Yesterday, Bob Mitchell tossed
a four hitter to tame the Brewers.
He struck out two and walked four
as he held all except Leftfelder
Max Coe in check. Coe got a
double and Single-half of Heu-
rich'S hits-and spoiled Mitchell's
shutout with an unearned run in
the seventh inning
Ode Printz went all the way for
Heurich and gave up only five hits.
OlSon'S scored two runs in the sec
ond on Joe Rudden'S long fly and
Tom Curtis single and three more
in the eighth. George Hughes, re-
turning to the lineup for the first
time in three weeks since pulling
a leg muscle, knocked in two runs
in the eighth with bases loaded
single.
Golf Is Winning Pitcher.
Atchison g. Keller spoiled any
hopes Naval Air Station had of
overtaking the Metropolitan Po-
lice when they outslugged the
Airmen yesterday. MAS outhit
A. g. K, 12-11, but Willie Golf,
who went all the way for the
winners, scattered the hits effec-
lively.
Bill Guire pitched a three hitter
for Naval Receiving Station to
eliminate the Park Police. He
struck out five in the seven-inning
game, a length agreed on by both
clubs. Babe Wilson gave up nine
hits and was the losing pitcher.
Red Rowland and Johnny Sears
led the MRS hitterS. Rowland hit
a single and homer while Sears
had triple and a double.
Voris Conrad was the FBI'S
winning pitcher. but he needed
relief from Bill Wixted in the
eighth. Shortstop John 'Miggins
led the G Men at bat with three
for four.