Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 51

HUGHES 1S SLATED AS TIGER HUNTER Victory Over Dixie Pigs Sun- day Would End Play-off Series. Dick Hughes, who pitched the Takoma Tigers to & win over the Dixie Pigs in the play-off series for the Capital City Base Ball League title, is expected to hurl Sunday when the Prince Georges County champs and the winners of the Montgomery County League meet in an all-im) nt game. Hughes recently won a 7-to-3 decision over the Dixies, and should be repeat his performance Sunday on the Mount Rlinlef fleld it’ll be all over, with the ‘Tigers crowned champs of the Capital Cit; Len'ue glbe Clapper, however, who has met with defeat only once this year, prob- ably will oppose Hughes in an effort to even up the series and make another game necessary. The Englewood Club of Pittsburgh, champs of the Smoky City, is to play the Anacostia Eagles, District Cap- ital City League winners, Sunday in a me that likely will cause plenty of nterest. The Englewoods won over a fleld of 80 teams in Pittsburgh, and while, the Eagles were eliminated in the play-off series they are figured strong enough to_make a real battle of it. The game will be played on the Con- gress Heights diamond at 2:30 o'clock. ‘Walter Johnsnn manager of the ‘Washington base ball team, may attend the ball game between the Hyattsville and_Galesville nines Sunday afternoon in Riverdale Park at 3 o'clock, it has been announced. Gump Bailey, who has won his last 10 starts, is listed to pitch for Hyatts- ville, which will be closing its season. Silver Spring Giants have booked diamond games for tomorrow and Sun- day with the Easton, Md. nine and will leave tomorrow for the Eastern Sho’ town, gathering at Vic's sport shop at 9 am. Virginia White Sox and Bethesda War- riors are scheduled to have it out Sun- day on the Baileys Cross Roads, Va., diamond. Bobby Dove is slated to pitch for the Sox and Best for th» Warriors. Play is to !Clrt at 2 30 o'clock. ITALY SCORES AT TENNIS Takes Three Out of Five Matches From German Players. FLORENCE, Italy, October 3 (#)— Italy won three of the five matches on yesterday’s program in the international tennis series with Germeny. Del Bono of Italy mateh of the day many, 6-2, R In Boubice De Martiio ani Sertorto, Italy, defeated Hcurn>y and , 6—4, 6—3; 1 many, defested 97,62, 4—6, 4— : De Stefani and Del Bono defeeted Kuhimann and Hourney, 4—6, 6—3, (6. 6—1, and Buss and Frenz defeated De Mar- tino and Sertorio, 2—6, 5—7, 6—2, 6—3, AT SOCCERISTS PLAY HERE District Kickers Will Baltimoreans on Sunday. District Kickers eleven of Baltimore are to clash Sun- day at 2 o'clock on the Silver Spring field in a cup tie soccer game, spon- Entertain and the Forwaite sored by the City Association of Balti- more. i THE TEXAS COMPANY, Texaco Petroleum Products ETHYL = famous TEXACO riginal "D RY" GAS 1900, THE TEXAS COMPANY won the only singles FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By the Associated Press. CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. — Sammy Mandell, Rockford, IiL, outpointed Spug Meyers, Chicago (10). CINCINNATI, Ohio—Freddie Miller, Cincinnati, outpointed Johnny Farr Cleveland (10). BARBERTON, Ohio—K. O. Kelly, Akron, Ohio, won technical knockout ‘over Mike Dempsey, Rochester, N. Y. (2). PHILADELPHIA. — Joe Anderson, Covington, Ky., outpointed Vincent Forglone, Philadelphia (10). CHICAGO—Edgar Norman, Norway, won ' by technical knockout from Prankle Clore, Detroit (6). By S ARG STAK, PIERCE A. C. SQUAD TO REPORT SUNDAY Manager Walton Is Keen for New Talent in First Drill at Riverdale Field. HYATTSVILLE, Md. October 3.— Candidates for the Plerce A. C. foot ball team will hold their first drill Sun- day morning on the Riverdale field at 10 o'clock. The Pierce team showed well last Fall in the 135-pound class, win- ning four games and losing four. In its final match it fought Brentwood | ‘Aw Gee Daddy IX O'CLOCK—and all-in! Just f-a-g-g-e-d out. No pep. No life. Go out?—too tired even to eat! 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NEW ORLEANS, October 3 (#).— Melvin Ott, youthful outfielder of the New York Glants, and Mildred Wat- tigny, his childhood playmate, were married last night. Miss Wattigny has been & school teacher here. TRAPSHOOT TOMORROW Gun Club Doubles Championship Is at Stake. Bang-up competition is e: to mark the fourth annual doubles cham- plonship trapshoot of the Washington Gun Club tomorrow afternoon over the Benning traps. Firing will be at 25 pairs, and trophies will go to the three high guns. Competition will be on the Lewis class basis. Ties will be shot off at 5 pairs. Scatter-gunners of the Washington Club will compete next Saturday in the annual club championship. There will be four events of 25 targets each from 16 yards. Trophies will go to the three high guns. Ties will be shot off at 20 targets. All-in Again?” “All-in, yes|”’—Fagged out by ordinary “'comfortable” shoes and he doesn’t know it. looking, scientific shoes with the FLEXIBLE ARCH. 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