The Washington herald., 1909-06-07

Yesterdays pleasant weather has put
The local league diamonds In a good con
dition. and. barring another rainstorm.
all the leagues will start the bail rolling
again to-day.
The Sangerbund gave rs annual ex-
cursion TO Marshall Han yesterday. and
two picked teams from the Marquette
League played an exhibition game fer a
gold cup. which win be the permanent
property OF the team winning the Mar
Quette League race this season Quite
a crowd OF the faithful were on hand 20
see the sport. but the game proved 10 be a
walkaway for the team known as the
Reds over the Blues. When the runs
commenced 70 come in thick and fast the
OneisI scorer had a near-attack of heart
failure and sought a secluded spot under
the trees. When he returned 10 chronicle
the remainder OF The game ne found that
things were so mixed nobody knows who
won the game. and nobody cares. as
every one was out for fun
IN evidence OF the esteem IN which
Technical High School players hold Char
ley King. the Blacksmiths presented HIN
a pair OF gold cun buttons as a mark OF
their appreciation for the good work he
has done as coach OF the nine this season
Charley was so surprised that he could
only mumSle an inaudible Thank you %
and with Three cheers for King" the
presentation exercises we're over.
The doubIe-header IN the Departmental
League to-day should prove 10 be inter
testing and helpful in getting an idea OF
how the Treasury. POst-Ofice. and Com
merce and Labor mines are going 70 class
uD al the finish
The Official list OF men eligible 70 play
on the different teams IN the Marquette
League Is as follows.
Columbia iol-Julian. Elicit. werer. S Wood
Wihide. Reynclds. Skclly. Peu-0se. Sues. ThUrn-
berg. Ball. Shields. Miller Anderson NloSher Mar
IN. R'ghtstine. Wolfe. and Sunullen-
Pension Bureau-Barles. Bain Woertendyke Car
,er. keith. Lycetle C1-noFe-. Madden. Nacr keli-
her. Holland. Mcilarthy Lehay Mes Ruflock
Thompson. Grady. VandCrip Murray. and F.aherrv-
s. Martin's-Bauul. Shedd. Da7uau. Smith. Bur
hans Richarlson. MALAY NutweIi WEBB Harris
J. Widmayer. D. Gal;. z sutton. vaushn. Herrine
OSie. Wynkoop. CroTn. Fillius. Rider. and Hu-te-
mau-
Blooningials A. C-Sieek. Garrett. ws7rch
Walsh, Fes1n. CamalieT Menefee. NARROW. Ris-on
MadduI Hsu-1ett. Clarke. Buscher. KIopfer Buck
ley. NsDe. Nels1n. Woriey. Beans 8fchis. and
Crow
TangieTou1-LanE Wilcox P1tirt Eoussr. ByTan
Wilhide. c. Fox. p. FOI Whirmzrsh. Hun-e-. Law
son, Mchnew. Bran. Peiison. Tierney. ard Scott
Congressional nals-Luirich. Watson. Fsgue. Umbaugh
ho-hr1ner. kraeme-. Davis. Bo1averes. Dlsaver
WorTel. McIArTen, Waite. ard snoot
How the Department OF Agriculture can
support two champion mines Is the cues
ton which is putting burrows IN many
persons brow. If the Agricultural Depart
ment can turn out two champions. why IN
the name OF all that's wonderful cant
the Navy Department turn out one win
nere That's the dope. Can you beat it9
II so. let Us have your word OF wisdom
that we may tell the Navy lads.
Buck" Shedd. playing first base for
ST Martins In the Marquette League. IS
one OF the landmarks fl amateur base
BAH IN this city He has been In the
game long time. but has lost nothing
OF his cunning. and is the same good
natured fellow as OF yore-
E Umpire Myers, IN the Marquette LEAGUE.
Is doing the best work OF his career this
season. and his decisions so far have been
satisfactory. not one kick being made
against him Tha;'s too good 10 be true
for an umpire.
y. 7. wORLEY.