The Washington herald., 1907-03-11
ROSTERS
List of Players for Coming
Season Announced.
CLOSING GAME ON JULY 80
League Has So Arranged Schedule
that Pennant Winners VIII BE Able
to Play in the POst-seasOn Series
for the Championship Of the Dis
trict-Case of Gallagher Is Settled.

The managers and directors of the Mar
quette League met in the Sunday school
room Of St Martins Church yesterday
ana discussed the approaching season.
Capt G Z. Edwards, president Of the
/ league was in the chair, and n. T.
/ WOrley acted as secretary.
The first measure to be acted upon
was the amending Of last years consu-
tuition. Only one or two minor changes
were made one stipulation being that the
managers of all teams should have a COM
piete list Of the players who have signed
for the season In the hands Of the presi-
dent before April I. 1t was agreed that
only contracts signed by the players
themselves should be valid. and that con-
tracts should be binding from April ! 10
September J.
The seasOI viii open on Monday, May
s. and will end the last Of July, it being
figured that this VIII give the pennant
winners plenty Of time to get into the
post-season series. All league games viii
start promptly at 5:l5 o'clock, and any
team more than fifteen minutes late viii
be subject 10 n fine
The report bf the schedule committee.
of which Rev Eugene Hannah is chair
man, was unanimously adopted. The
schedule calls for the playing of twenty
games by each team. or sixty games in
all. The season viii be divided into four
sections of fifteen games each. three dates
being held open at the conclusion Of
every fifteen to allow the playing Of
postponed games. Each team will be-
limited to fifteen players.
List of UmpireS.
In the matter Of umpires nothing def
mite has been accomplished, although
Shipley, Dutch" Newman, Bob Barr,
and Berger were mentioned The qualih-
cations of the different men for the posi-
tion viii be Investigated and a decision
reached At the next meeting OF the league.
The case OF Walter Gallagher. the st.
Martins player who was dropped from
the league because Of a misunderstanding
which arose in a game between the ST.
Martins and Trinity clubs last year. came
up. After the true facts Of tie case had
been brought out. II was unanimously de-
cided 20 reinstate him. so IL is probable
F
seen ia the lineup Of the s.. Martin
team
The lists of players as submitted by the
managers of the teams include some Of
the best amateur players iu town Most
of ble players who We're IN the Church
League last year are signed 10 play. as
well as practically all Of last years
Marquette League stars. St Martins VIII
fgfr.r
prominently in the p0st-season games
last year; Charlie Dugan, Dukey Mess,
and Grant Goodman, all Of last years
Tech High School team. Harry ZannelH.
of Business High Joe Dondero. Lee HC
Iery. Leo Cook. the old ST. Patrick pitch
or. Willard Camalier. Joe Miller. for
merly Of the Bloomiugdales; Walter Gal
iagher and Jesse Baggette who was
given a try-Out by the Cumberland team,
OF the Z. O. NJ. League last fall
II. Peters Outfit.
De Sales Langley, the crack first base
man and manager Of the St Peters
team, has "a likely looking bunch Of play
ers in the following: Scott Dampia. Ray
Moffitt, 'Mibb" Zirkle. Emmett Reichard
the Tech. pitcher; Ed Madden, Billy
Marshron. shorty" MaIloy. Give Rich
moud, The Collif0wer boys. George. Er-
nest and Jim, Rex Frye. Leo Sullivan,
Frank Lombardv and Warren Hurdle
in the Trinity ..re-cp there win be seen
Gene Sebastian. q Chism. Carl Croft,
Ed. DOre, w. Don lds0n, Ed. Bresnahan,
Ben Sebastian, VIII Guyton, VI. OBrien,
Karl Davis, Jim Ti,rney, Harry McNich,
Claude Burch, Charlie Ehlers, Joe Dove.
Francis Blair. Ray Bremen, and Jack
and Joe Sherman
Johnnie Canavin. of St Dominic's. has
these-men on his list: Jack Spaulding,
F. E. Reagan, Maurice Mcdonald. Willie
Waple, Hench Waple. g. f. Girardi,
julius Ristard, John Ebbcrt, Dan Ryan.
Bill Nanneman, ;. Casassa, Joe Archer.
ana Chapple
For ST. JOseph's these players viii come
out. Clint QuaHtreH Walter OIdson,
Charlie Sower, George Hunter Bernie
Daley, c. Symonosk, Dave Warman,
Harry Dodd, and John Priest, OF Eastern
High; John Limberger. Clinton Wood
cock, Nick Murray, and Fred Loffier
Manager Turner, Of the St Vincents
team. Will play the following men:
Charlie King, George Gordon, Rider and
Robinson, formerly of the Epiphany
Chapel team Hanvey, Coleman. Roun-
tree, Camalier. Wooden, Beckett, Wah-
Ter, Mack, and Zannelli.