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old-time twirler, with good reputation,
having occupied the box for the Washing
tons on several occasions. Fitzgerald is a
nan VINO has demonstrated his twiring
apilty Tor several local amateur mines.
Llegsford was catcher for the Columbian
University nine last year. while Harding.
the other back stop, stood behind the bat
1or the Maryland Agricultural team last
year. They are both good men. Mr. John
Fisher will manage the team.
The Treasury.
The Treasury Department team is now
in process of organization, and it is more
than likely that the composition will be
substantially the same as that OF last year.
The matter Of uniforming the team has
already come up, and those interested in
the welfare Of the club are now engaged in
raising funds with which to purchase a
Few outfit. The clerks of the department
are meeting the appeal in a handsome
manner, and II is expected that in a short
tributed
Pop Keller will manage the team this
year. and under his guidance the team is
expected to wind up the season very near
the head II not at the top. The last year
members who will play on the team this
year are Bolway. Thompson, Barrows, Mar
tin. Stuffiebeam, Mills Gavin Swearineer
Maize. Buchanan, Farrell, Stocks, Larger.
Foster, Adams and Nichols In addition to
these Field and Marshall have been added
10 the team, and they are expected to ma.
terially strengthen 1t. Out of these severn
teen men Manager Keller is expected to
Make up rafting good nine, and this he
VIII undoubtedly do. The team will COM
ihehce outdoor practice during the week.
Light Infantry.
Inc team which the Washington Light
Infantry will put into the field this wear
for the league championship will un-
doubtedly be the strongest the corps has
ever had. The infield will be composed Of
Chanf erlafn. first base; Harry Leach, Sec
ond base; Vic Bielaski third base and
Phll Wlsner, shortstop. The outfield will
be composed of Fred. Klneschmld: left
neld; Z. +. Nugent, center field. and W.
brown right field. Henry Chamberlain
aLiu =. l.. smith VIII do the work behind
the bat. while Winkleman, Gieeson and
Hough will occupy the box.
Chamberlain is one of the new accuisi-
uons 70 the corps, and is, perhaps, one
or the best all-around players in the Dis
trict. He was catcher on the Hoys. which
Won the District championship several
years ago. He is a sure hitter Royce
ffough, one OF the pitchers, has just come
cut or the hospital. but he is expected 10
make good showing as a twirIer Win
kieran will probably be the maipstay
IN me pitching department. Bielaski for
merry played on the team of the George
town Athletlc Club, and is splendid man
at third. while Phil Wisner. at short is
Wen placed. klineschmidt is one of The
TEST outield players in The District and
pays with good deal of energy John
Heydler Will also he with the team. and
1t Is understood that efforts are being male
to get Tommy Keliher a well-known play-
er OF the old Hoy team. Keiiher is an ex-
cellent pitcher and general all-around plav-
er, and has refused offers for work on
professional teams, Ted sullivan being one
OF the many after him.
Inc composition of team of the bureau
OF engraving and printing will he sub
stantlaily the same as that of last year
though the nine has not as yet been pick
ed out. Bernard will be the chief pitcher.
however. and good work is expected Of
him.