Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1928, Page 15

Four in Trim for Double- Header—Series Last for Western Invaders. BY JOHN B. NE mors series and Grifiith S.edium will have seen the last of the Western clubs of Prexy Barnard's loop this sea- son. The set will open to- morrow. with the Indians as guests of the Naifona's. While the other mem- bors of the Wostern part of the circuit plaved but three gemos each here, the Tribe will apnear in four. When Rogor Peckinpaugh had his warricrs here lasi month rain forced the postponemont ©of A match LLER. A double-header will mark the start ©f the ssrins: the batiling tomorrow Tiing at 1:30 o'clock. Sinz'> games billed for Sunday and Mond: e stand against the Clev the Natiopals will have land Club, brie? home sets with each of its three Tivals in the East. snd the Amorican League season. in so far as the Capital & eoncerned, will b a thing of the past Tt's the Tribe now that the Nationa's must lick to climb immediatelv, far this moming the clubs wore tied in| gixth nlace. Peck’s pack had a samo Wwith the Athleties slated todev and a* i's finish the Nationals might find themselves in seventh position. but ths four-game set would give them a great ehance to better conditions In fact. fourth place in the American Isague race is not apt to be settled un- | til the clubs are well into the stretch | of the strugzle. Four clubs now are en- £2ging in & merrv seramble for the po- | sition. This morning. the Tigers had 5 but enly with a half-teme lead over the Whit> Sox and a game lead over the Indians and Natfon»'s. Each of these fonr clubs has won 55 games. For the double-hsader tomorrow Manager Stanlev Harris has four pitch- ers raecr to start. Thev are Sam Jones #nd Miltrn Geston, right-hendors. 2nd Garlsng Braxton and Liovd Brown, Jeft. hangers. Jones s fairlv cortain tn be ealled on ta beein one of the rontests In 211 Hk=Yhood. the nilot will pick a seuthpaw slinesr for the other. The Netionz's still have a chanee tn Box the snnnal sori~s with the Indians At the presant, the 8-tn-7 eam~ eount is lo~a! aggregation, hut thore Temzin Seven games between tha elubs. | The last thres are ta be staged in Cleve- 1204 Jate in Septemher, Th Indians ar= Jikelv tn show Canital | fons tomorrow the seme line-nn nsed in % seri~s hers last month. Pack con- thnuss 2 emolov the raeruit Warvel in the outfi-ld an4 Morean »t first bace | *hi's Antrv, insteed af Luks Sawe]] <l | = domg mnst of ths cst-hinz. The elub has not heen doinz so well th- Post fow davs bot it hos heen a gaad nemformer hers this seassn. Five vie. taries fn savan ctaric have hesn registar. #4 v the Trib» in Pre-v Griffith's lot The In“ians must like it RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN i Pet. | e} S g e 180 5 3 Total Gam. Com. inn'zs games start. gam oifehed W L > 0 ] Rraxten 14 L] Bro 1 X Uy s [ 1 ] & 9 L] 2 &1 8. ¢ 2y u v R LLEGTAN A. C. Juniors. claim- ing the District title for their class, will face a strong con- tender for the same honor Sun- day in_ what may be the de- ciding game of the independent title race. Vie's Sport Shop nine will fur- nish the opposition on Plaza diamond, tarting at 1 o'clock Collegians claim th» title on strength of their long list of wins amassed throughout the mpaign to Vic's accepted the challenge sant by the title claimants after a| uccessful season | Holt and Tom Dale, star short- stop and second baseman, respectively. | will return to the Collegian line-up for the biz game. Dinale Wahler is slated to do the piiching. with his br the receiving end. Ryan at third. G at first and Adams. Gladden and Ha voy in the outfield comprise the re- mainder of the: Collezian sta All Collegian players are report at Plaza at noon. Pennsylvania or- zanized and i zih in h> embryn siage, have lisied a game with Columbia Engine Co. No. 4, ai Playv will start The fol- Sixteenth 0 o'clock Ale:andria on Sunday at 3 o'clock on Hayden F jowing players will report and Euclid streets before 1 Glennon, Brusn. Fera, Finnin Scanlon. Armiger. Crown. 0. Lentz. R. Leniz, O'Connell Levy and Behrens. Smarting under the sting of recent defcats, 2ldine’s Moaern Wood- men 8 to scheduie a Sunday game with some fasi unlimited nine Anacostia Eagles, Capitol A. C.. St Mary's Celtics and other nines are chal- lengad. Call Lincoln Hess A. C. nine, which yosterday shut- out Dux A. C, 10:to 0, is to meet Georgotown Cards tomorrow on Beymer field at 3 o'clock and on Sunday will engage Jofierson Firemen. Cards are to batile Snitz Nau's Cavitols on Sun- Ellipse dia- ft 3 o'clock on Ees mond. open a program tom meoting C. on_South Ellips® dirmoend at Trrminal Iremen will be en- zeged Sunday on East Eillipse at 1 o'clock Manager Carl Minnick has scheduled | h's Petworth A. C. for a_game with Bond Clothters Sunday at 3 o'clock an | Silver Spring diamond. _Minnick de- sires th» Disirict Firemen's manager to call Columbia 8740, | Three games jn two days face Dixle | Pigs at Cheverly. Md. Capitols will be | the attrastion there tomorrow and on | Sundey Allied Ronfers will make a two- | 2ame stand on the Marylandars' dia- | mond. Priworth Yorks sre listed for a irin to Clinton. Md. Sundayv. where they will meet Clinton A. C. at 3 o'clock. Wondridge A. €. meets Oricntal Tigers tomorrow on South Capitol and P streets diamond at 3 o'clock. a2nd on Sunday engag~s St. Mary's Celtics in two games. Ted Otte is scheduled to take h's Kennedvs to Bowie for a gims with Bowis Mators nins Sunday at 3 o'clock. Randy Shreve is asked to call Otte at | Georgia 407. Glen Echo A. C. players are to moet at the home of their manager tonight. A game is sought for Sunday. Call D. Lvneh at Cleveland 4229 afier 5 o'clork Capitols twice d-feated Glen Feho toss recently, 10 to 5 and 5 to 4 Mavis and Sam Rice Midget toem- are to meet tonight. Mavis players wiil 2ather at 470 Mervland avenus south- west at 7:30 ac'ok and Rice plavers are to meet at 1346 D street northeast. | Weatherall's pitching. 2ided by the slugging of Matheny and Prince. en- abled Police Department nine to down | % Bolling Ficld Airmen yesterday. 8 to 7. | After downing Coharts, 14 to 1 the first game in 13 innings of nip-as tuck base ball, Washington Pirates shut out their rivals in the .second same, 5 to 0. Corinthizn Inssets easi'y defrated Sepators vestordav. 11 to 2. Esiers held the losers to three hits. ven Marl;erry Gi As Starter, Beats Chisox, 4-3 AVING demonstrated so cessfully last Saturdey yesterday that again he can start a game and finish it, 100, Fred Marberry is to b> a regular turn pitcher throughout tne rcmainder of the s22son for the Nationa's. This €oes not mean that Fred will not b2 ealled on for relief work. He'll do som= of it occasionally for h- still is ranked 8% one of the b st rescue artists in the business and is strong enough for extra toil. But more and more th> relief role will fall to Miiton Gaston, while the big Marberry will assume his place in the Teguiar starting quartet with Sam Jones Gzriand Braxton znd Irving Hadley Manager Stanley Harris endeavored o make a start'r of Marberry at the outzet of the s~ason. Pred pitched the campaign opener against the Red Sox in Boston znd won handily. He tri- umphed in his next start also, then took three lickings in 8 row as a begin- ner of games and was retired o the relief ranks. His last start in the early part of the season was on May 8 Only last Saturday. Marberry volun- d 1o take the hill when Manager Harris exprossed a desire 10 save Jones for the Sunday engagement following All Marberry did was hold the Tigers to four safeties and win with ea Ana vesterdey he allow-d the White Sox but five safetics and went 1o the tenth ;'\fi ng 1o get a 4-10-3 decision in his sue- | and Marberry Tiger pazsnd man 1o face lead-off batter “This second pass 3 t2lly, but outside as in the game against the He first th control yestorda batiers, one the nim and the other of second inn # converted into a of the second snd eighth rounds, the big Texan always war 1er of the situniion. Fred mixe ith his speedball and was five strikeouts good. th off Ted B) hed f ere He haa eoula ger enship arted for tihe visitors ard pitched the 1 when after the first ad hit him safely he £ave Thomas. Nor could they g=t ‘much off Thomes. de wildness. Six hits and four pa gleaned off Blankenship. yet ali netted but three runs. Three hits we mede off Thomas end in sddition h» ©inked three batiers. but this gond or Just a solitary run It w big sun of the game. though eighth s th Hunnefield's pass at the beginning of the second session started » two-run rally by the Chisox when his bounder was kicked by Cr nin, and Be wgled Hunnefield home Blanken fanned. but Redfern eross- ed as Masiil forced out Berg The Nationsls hack in their half of the round o tie. Judge sin pled. Bluege welied and Cronin saeri- ficed One-basers Reeves and Ruel followes 1o drive 1wo tallies serose Tuo wers out in the eighth whi vizitcre forged ahead. Then came n the Ehiree Redlern got on Gaston’s Place dropped a double into right, close to the foul line. and raced to the plate when Metzier followed with a single Alex swiped second. but Falk skied to Barnes. Again the Nationals tied in this inning. Barnes opened the attack by tripling and counted as Rice ckid- ded a single by Redfern. Thomas re- lieved Blankenship here and finished the inning wonderfully well. Goslin' best was to foul to Kamm struck out, Rice stole as_also struck out, " After the Chizox had bren retired in order in the ninth, it seemed the Na- tionals would win over the regulation route. Cromn started the round with a single and Reever was hit bv a nitched ball. Ru-l, after twice fafling to bunt, popp>d to Redfern. bui Marberry took one of Thomas' throws on the arm and the hases were filled Barnes, however, after getting to a three-and-one count, let a strike go by then fdnned, while Rice forced out Marberry. But Thomas' luck falled to last. Gos- lin beat out a grounder to Hunnefield back of the midway station to begin the home tenth. and after Judge lofted nut, Bluege took a piteh on the elbow Cronin let a third strike go by. but Re lined to right center Mostil « 4 game bid for a catch, but the m ball bounded from his hands and Gos- lin’s erossing counted. Riz Boyv Jim Weav pitcher recentls chased from Chattanooga, worked before yesterdayv's game. He has plenty speed The 6-foot-6'5-inch | hurler. who weighs 230.pounds, said he %ot here inte because he had stopped | at hix home in Fulton. Ky. to visit Mrs. Weaver. He ix not cuite 24 vear old. but has been m pro ball nearly WVEN years Red Barnes got back into the game regularly yesterday. Sam West now i may be seen m left field whenaver the | | 2ame becomes tight and Harys decides a better throwing arm than Goslin's & ! needed there | Tom Zachary, sent {0 the Yankees | by walver, left last night for his new club. Al the Nationals withed Tom the greatest except when | pitching a inglon | Aute Bodies, Radistors, Fenders | | Repaired; also New Radiators Marrison radiztors and cores in stock Wittsatts, 1809 14th Ao 30 14t | North 7177 ! Y Black Below Ave I/ 4 l LIOUID HATR DRESSING 1 | ! l necessary as the Golant Fallpatans will raseisa.ch D. €. FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 1928 SPORTS Robertson was effective in the pinches yesterday and Rex Insects downed St James' mne. 9 to 7 ddy Ruel Peewess of North Washington chalienges Muddy Rue Northeast. Call Adams 561 LAUNDRY NINE PLAYS | FIRST SERIES GAM Bergmann's | Laundry nine, which rushad through the schedule in Mer- chants' League, taking both half fis after trailing a poor last in 1927 fo get into action in the Weck-Day League's serfes today for the first tim-. | was hip_nine of Richmond. | & Potomac R. R. League, | whith has not been selecied rs yet have plazed at least one game in the serins Treasury, winner in’ Departmental | for the past two yeors, and to decisive defeat on American Railway | ninal Y League, was to face the Laundrymen. The Money | Couaters have to win today to prevent eliminated, Bv displaving some of the fichting soirit that earrisd them thronzh In- dustrial Toague's schedule with few es. Loffler's Provision Co. nine unset dope vesterdav by dewning Bud Navy outfit of Faderal League, 410 3. A three-run rally in the seventh brovght the Sausagemen to the front har~ thev were able to stick with 1 hevling <hnt-out ha'l after the fourth, when Navy count~d all of its runs, Smith held the winners to sit hits tnt his matss baesme ervetic in h~ fa‘al seventh snd the winnars took | their beir nA Blejar v nair of s Vastorgav'e " *Ratted for Sn GRIDMEN MEFT SATURPAY. Condidates fee tha 113-naumd Ol Iavian Athletic Cluh faot be'! team ave ) to ronort et 1eld tomerrate njeht ot the hame of Don v A mantine to be 7:30 o'=inele ot 191 Seventh ampia man- sk bl from 113-nannd teams at Linco'n 8518 after 130 p.m. GRIDDERS WILL DRILL. iat~s for fha Sest Plapsant Fir~ Denastmant faot bell team | = nvastiea tonight on the Seat Pleas- ==t aridiron TWO IN A ROW CMIcACD, AR.R. N POLAF i (i e | L v T o 1 g »Te LA O e i e ® % s e (O T U " oa o8 o oa 3 AW o1 e R H. 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A H H the Columbia Engine Company | H H that the Columbia nine will not H £ ‘nter th» “double loss knockout™ tourna- 2 5 mont which soon will be held for lo- | o ES cal teams playing weck-day games. | New York 1 10 The Firefighters propose to await the | ©hiladelphi = i | unlimited amateur series for the city | Sf. Louis champlonship which will involve the St. | Deroit Mary's Celtics, No. 5 Motor Co.. Sarepta | Chica | Lodge, No. 46, Independent Order of | Cleveland .. Odd Fellows, and probably several | Washington | other teams. Boston A strenuous schedule has been map- ped out for the Columbia team begin- ning tomorrow, when the Virginia Shoe | Co. of Fredericksburg. Va. will be play- | Lost ANES TODAY. Cleveland at PMila. Cleve, at Washincton. | o8 on Tasdon Blolg. ot 3 o'clock, A AU Bostan.” - Detralt 2t Newia ™™ | double-header with the Potomac Yard | Louis at Besten. | Revision Bureau of this ecity and the| Pennsvlvanians of Washington will fol- | [ NATIONAL LEAGUE low on Sunday. starting at 1:30 p.m.| . | Southern Railway Co. of Washirgton | YESTERDAY'S RESULTS, | will com» here September 1 for a game | Cineignati, 2—6; Bronklyn. 0—1 |t 3 o'clock on Havdon Field. Septem- | N ork. 6—2: Pittshurgh, S—i3. | ber 2 and 3 are open, while on Septem- Otaers not seheduled. g 3 Ibor 8 a return game with the Virginia STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Shoe Co. is set for Fredsricksburg. Va. | September 9 is open. while Washington | ok &, = $ |Red Sox will play here September 15| B8 8, 28 2 2 | n Haydon Field. | A g pe g $ e : 3822538 Alexandria Gun Club at a meeting F2EE2ZE 832 5 & |tonizht at 8 oclock will prepere plans | St Touks = [ for a registerad trapshoot to be held in | New York i 5T 9110 Janney's Tane in the near future. The GRRSIRE parley will take place in the office of iitigge =T the elub <ecretary, John T. Worthing- Pitishurgh ... | ton. 611 King street Brooklya | The reqular club shoot will be held Boston ..ol tomorrow with silver prizes for the RN winners of the thros events—class “A” T singles (30 birds), class ingles (50 | birds) and open doubles (24 birds). GAMES TODAY TOMORROW 2 i i = - d BKIvn at € BKlyn. at Cincinnati. | The Pichmond. Fredericksburg & | N. Y. 5 N <hi ‘ shurg Bonton 'at Chpe Boctan st Chiir®h | potomac Railroad Leaque game batween Thila. at St Lo Phila. at § au and Accounts and Transporta- 1 vesterday was called off, date has been set for the con- test as yet. Leslie Deavers, mana tompe Yard Revision Bureau team, has completely reorganized his outfit, and many new players have been signed to | hetter balance the team. The Revision Bureau will resume setivity thi ook end after a long layofT. The roster now includes Melvin Deav- ers and Charles Cornell. pitchers Carlton Snoots and Elmer Smith, first | Joe Theimer and George of the Po- | Gehrig, Hornshy, T. Waner, Pirates. Manush, Browns. basemen Ruth, Yanks White, second basemen: Teddy Suther- Cobb, Athletics d, shortstop; Owen Crouse and Mar- | Frisch, Cards <hall Watkins, third basemen: “Honey | Rov" Peyton and Hollis Deavers, catch- Heilmann, Tigers. 117 432 63 Leading Run Scorcrs. Ruth Yanks. . P. Waner, Pirates. . ers: George Watkins, Buck Thaimer. | Walter Coe, Clyde Dravers and Willie | Rodgers. outfielders. { Gebrig, Yanks 7| St Mary's Celties are expecting 8 b o ML L 97 sturdy foeman in the District of Colum- gt = e e 9 bia Fire Department team. which is| Leading Base Stealers. listed for tomorrow on Corbett Field at Cuyler, Cubs.. 23 4:30 pm. The visiting firemen are | Mostil, White Sox. . 31 bein7 held in high regard by Charley Frisch, Cards * 13 Corbrt's team. which has boen work- tver. Red Sox 13 | ing ciligently through the current week Rice, Tigers 16 n preparation for the engagement Leading Titchers, The “finx" team-Washington Police s sch~duied for an appearance here tomorrow against the Alexandria Police Department in Dreadnaught Park at i a'clock. The District of Columbia Cops 69| have been rained out innumerable times | in this cit | CASH or CREDIT h A — RIDE NOW Hovt, Yanks. .. Benton, Giants Quinn, Athleties . ove. Athletics. 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The two clubs are the class of semi-pro teams in this section of the country, and a first- | class game is anticipated. Managers of six of the local base ball teams playing week-day games will con- fer at 7 oclock tonight at 317 King | street to organize a “double loss knock- | out” tournament to determine the | week-day championship of the city. Gerard Edwards of this city and star | shortstop of the Washington Union Printers will preside.” He has settled | upon Billy Wood, Robert McDonald, Bill | Entwisle and Raymond Peverill as um- | pires for the tournament. Th= Woodridge A. C. of Washington, | heduled for a double-header with St. | Mary's Celtics on Corbett Field Sunday, harbors many former local stars in its | line-up. Foremost among these 1s| Johnny Bleier, former Dreadnaught out- | flelder and first baseman. Twenty-four entries already have been | received by Supt. of Public Recreation | J. F. Wilson for the municipal net | tournament, here next week. There are no entries in the event for girls 16 years old and above as yet, although a beau- | tiful gold trophy awaits the winner. En- | tries close tomorrow night. Play begins Monday. #nd the finals will be played | on September 1 | CHANGE TENTH TEE. The tenth tee at Cong been moved back from emporary location immediately under the club- house porch to the old Iocation on a | hill 50 yards from the clubhouse. The | reason given for the change back to the old tee was danger to persons driv- ing from the eighteenth tee from balls sliced off the tenth e HAMM IS TOO VALUABLE | FOR GRID AT GEORGIA U. BY WALTER TRUMBULL. There have been several stories to the effect that Ed Hamm, Olympic running broad jump champion, would play foot ball at Georgia Tech this season. This is net true. W. A. Alexander, coach of the Tech eleven which beat Georgia, tizd Vanderbiit and lost only te Notre Dame last vear, deelares that Hamm will be neither invited nor permitted to join the foot ball squad. The legs of the boy who has iumped further than any other athlete in the world are too valuable to he risked in end runs or off -tackle plays. There may be few good foot ball | backs, but there are even fewer jumpers who can clear closs to 26 | feet. tiamm will be reserved for the track ad field | | Ing Carmen Hill for 5 runs in the eighth |Scott. back in the Giant fold for the | ‘he Brooklyn Dodgers, 2 to 0 and 6 to 1. HOLD SCANT LEAD AFTER BUCS, McGRAWMEN SPLIT Fraction of Point Separates Chief Contenders in old League—Reds Gain in Race—Macks Pick Up as Grove Pitches Great Game By the Associated Pross 1 secon fanned the side on nin IRATE met Giant in a donble- | mn-hfd “;:m without o much as l‘{{':' header at Pittsburgh .\rwrdavhnumnmg, He continued this Ath g and the only beneficiaries were | in the third by fanning Miller and then the St. Louis Cardinals. got_two strikes and & foul on Lang® While John MeGraw's New ford bofore he threw a ball wide of the York Gianfs were breaking even in a | plate. He then fanned Langford on aual bill with the Pittsburgh Pirates. | the next pitch, giving him a string ": the Cardinals, without going near a ball five strikeoutson 17 pitched balls. Th park. returned to the lead in the Na- ) A’s bunched six hits at opportune mo- tional League pennant eampaign, which | ments off Miller to win. Grove's own scems certain to make base ball hisiory | victory string mounted to 19. before it's all over, | " For the fourth straight day the De- The even break cost the Gianis two | troft Tigers downed the Boston Red precious percentage poinis. enough to| Sox by one run, this time by 2 to 1. ‘The standing todays “lv\ season. Won. Lest. Pet. . pd Soem @ @ e |BAPTISTS ARE UPSET pifiGray darted e gy rent o' BY GRACE TOSSERS and abetted by me John Scott, varhfld“ L e the Giants to a 6-t0-3 win in the first| engagement. In the second. however, | the Corsairs, themselves afflicted with a | . pennant mania, unicashed a terrific | {eNd°r for the consolation award in batting offensive that swept the® New | Georgetown Church League, shoved Yorkers into a dismal 13-10-3 defeat. | West Washington Baptists a full game The Giants won the opener by smash- | poping st Alban's in the race for the inning. A pinch hitter took Benton | lcague title by downing the® Baptist- out of the line-up in this frame, and yesterday. 3 to 2. | The two title contenders, Wes' r. Washington and St. Alban's, were to received credit for his twenty-first vic- | meet today. This contest will either tory of the season. The Pirates bat- decide the race in favor of the latter tered Carl Hubbell, Lefty Faulkner, |or create a tie which will have to b Chester Nichols and Vie Aldridge for 14 | broken in a three-game series. hits to make a runaway of the nightcap.| Grace clubbers chased over tw: In this eollection wers home runs runs in the final session yesterday W Grenthem and Lloyd Waner, triples bag the victory. A single by Pinch- Paul Waner and Hemsloy and doubles | hitter Ford, after Clyde Hospital hac by Paul Waner, Traynor and Grantham, | made a spectacular catch to tempo v rarily stave off defeat. sent the tyin’ Reds in Flag Race. {and winning markers over the plate. The Cincinnati Reds. taking two from | Todayv's game will have no affect or St. Alban's play in the Week Dz leaped over the idle Cubs into third | Leaguss’ series now in progress. Sain place end served notice that they are | werc defeated by Navy in their fir not, yet to be counted out of the race. |start and will have to face G. P. ¢ The Reds trail the leaders by only next week. thres and a helf games. and in turn | A and the fifth-place Pirates by two COLORED NINES CARDED. Ray Kolp held the Dodgers to three bunched s>ven hits off Bill Doak to| four consecutive years champion of t! s~ore enough to win. In the second | Colored Department League. will m~ Reds from Columbus. gave the Dodgers | tomorrow, starting at 3:30 o'clock. only 6 safeties while three opposing | = Grace Episcopal nine, leading con- third time, haid the Corsairs helpless i the last ‘wo innings. 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