Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1930, Page 76

Typos Prove Puzzle CHAMPS DEFEATED INFIRSTTWOTILTS Play of Government League Champs Varies With Pace Set by Mal Simons. BY FRANCIS E. STAN. HAT’S the matter with the Union Printers?” This question is in the minds of more than a few sandlot fans who have been following the Government League this year. The Typos, title-holders, have been beaten in their first two games. When the Printers dropped their first contest to Navy Yard, fans were not unduly excited—every team has its off days. But when Interstate bumped off | the Typos, fans wondered, “Just how good are the champs this year?” Ed Lowery offers just one explana- tion, this in the person of one Mal Simons. “As Simons goes, 50 goes the Printers,” explains Lowery. Mal is one of the most versatile players on the sandlots today. Originally a pitcher, Simons, when a shortage of pitchers struck the team, returned to the mound with more than fair success. He is the big sticker of the club, in- variably leading the league in batting. 2 and when he isn't pitching, Mal plays ‘5 a good game at second base. Manager Lowery is confident his club will have something to say about where the pennent goes this year and he Er:blbly is right. The Printers have ked good even in defeat. ‘What promised to be a serious threat for the unlimited title has been elimi- nated with the disbandment of the Liberty A. C. Failure of his players to show interest caused Pop Kremb to give up a club he has managed for the last 10 y Pop has no idea of giving up base ball, however. He will coach the First Reform Sunday School team which will play in the Insect class. When Kremb first took charge of the Liberties they ‘were playing junior ball. Perhaps in @ few years he will have the First Re- form boys up there batiling for un- limited class honors. i N Earl Moser is back in town after a year's absence. He will revive the |} Bond Clothiers team and enter it in the lndepende_nt title race. Showing that they are in earnest, Moser’s pla) ers will journey to Dorsey, Md., to the team of that plm m&d?}me- W | Heving,p.. tral player, Gordon, Theis, Thompson, filu.mey Dawsey, Pemberton and Rob- on. Sandlot fans will be treated to lots of lively action in the Terminal League, last ye rmances mean any- thing. The jeague will open tomor- row with Puumln and Express playing on the Terminal “Y” fleld at 5 o'clock. The big attraction for sandlot fol- 1 be at Silver Spring today. Garrett Waters' ambitious Takoma Tigers which clash with St. Joseph's, champs of the Capital City League last The game will start at 3 o'clock. rtmental loop, the e Setters will tangle . B. Hibbs ln the Industrial ane d Eldbrooke and First Baptist will clash in the Georgetown Church League. BUCS MAUL GRIMES, BUT LOSE TO BRAVES — By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, May 3—Boston made ft two out of three for the series from | le\mr'h today, winning the odd game, | Burlef Grimes, veteran spit-ball u:her,l"‘;m went to Boston from Pitts- B B R rted for Braves, mrmmemvundmtheflmmnm (R - ONOU—BaD RO nun-_wexen &nlnvllla tead, Granthem. B, \%‘i’m (2). Gomoro: = ml mu—? W‘ns; Buhr batted in—Bers: O Grantham, !uhr 3 ! h n 3 7 M-rD-nvme (e rifices—Ne Dlays— B0b 1o Bartell to !uhr s-etomc Bartell to 8ihr Maguire. e to Neun: Sunr to SanrMOER on' bas et Boston burgh, ‘8. ‘Buses on Selis o Bweto oft Grimes. 2; off Cunningham Stryck 0B Swetonic. | %' 30 off Swetonic. 18 Rnings: of I Wild Diteh Genmineham: Winnin mx':'u i l“helr—swed Tie, Rigier ame—3' hours and § INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Toronto, 8. uffalo, 3 .vemy oy, 8 1Y Newar AMERICAN nsnclnlo!. Kansas (m‘ 1; Tnl:gg‘ o. fiwaul Colus mfi e Slanapalie &5 Coutviie. 5. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. ‘Augusta, 1-1 EASTERN LEAGUE. ; Hi TEXAS LEAGUE. 4; Waco, 3. : Houston, 4 (tle, 10 innings, A Falk: postponed, ra h ?oihn ain. TWO FEATURE GAMES ON IN PRINCE GEORGES HYATTSVILLE, Md, May 3.—Fea- tured sandlot base ball games scheduled Sunday in Prince Georges County are those which will bring together Brent- wood Hawks and Laurel at Laurel and Hiser's All Stars and the Termlnll Co. team of Washington at Riverdale. contests start at 3 o’clock. R CUBS WIN BY 1 T0 0 ON ERROR IN TENTH By the Assoclated Pres CHICAGO, May 3.—Barney Friberg's error in the tenth inning gave the Cubs a 1-0 victory over the Phils today. ‘With the winning run on second as a result of Root's double, Friberg booted }zzmsby's roller with a double play in sight. Jumbo Elliott was the star pitcher, allowing only five hits, while Root gave out nine. Enilohis, Chicago. ABHOA > English.ss.. 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Lett —Brookiyn. 10: Bt. bails—off Budies, 3, of : off Elliott, 1 EFankhiouser truck out—) lliott, 1. - | ley. y Moss, 1 i Bl '8 i 4 innines: ol’ Sherdel, ¢ in 3 in_ ouse. 8 In 2l innings: off dley. 12 1n 7 1 Du oft Moss. 1 in T HoR B ‘Winning uueneyfiuo! y nkhouse. ” Umipies— Teardon. Time pings: oft Frankho 3 VIRGINIA NINES OPEN LEAGUE PLAY TODAY Play will cgen today in the five-team Virginia section of the Capital City Base Ball League unlimited class with Ball- ston meeting Jefferson Fire Department nine on the Ballston diamond at 3 o'clock. Bauserman Motor Co. and Wood- lawns were to meet, but the game has been postponed out of respect to the late James Wood, wn of Pop Wood, Wood- lawn manage: chcrrydnle hn drawn a bye today. ‘l"he complete Virginia uctlan sched- tor, Jefferson s, C yd; oodla "Lavlfmlnn v .n&.mn Ballston u,chor‘n Ba. Ballston ly awn, Ballston vs. Jefferson. Cherrydale, bye. Juls orson’ w8, Bausérman, Cherry- ‘Woodlawn. 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