Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-19
of other important details comprised the
business of the meeting.

of other important details comprised the
business of the meeting
James NJ. ingalls, of Benning was elect
ed president: Olonzo Thomas of Langdon.
vice president: w. Brent Young, secre-
tary; Albert Smith, treasurer. and Nor
man Barnes. sergeant-at-
A board of managers was created con-
sisting of the managers OF the various
teams. who were also delegated to act
as committee on schedule.
In accordance with the interest shown
last night the schedule will furnish some
very interesting sport for the people OF
the eastern section of Washington
The Kenilworth team, under the man
agement of Frank Ferguson. has lately
| reorganized and will place fast team
on the field. All of last years players
will report. with the addition of several
stars. The team will be selected from the
following: w. Ferguson. Nackelfresh,
O'Neil, Noone, Kraft, Garrison, +. Fer
guson. Wright, Baker and others.
Manager Dare and Capt. Meredith OF
the Rosedales expect to be in the fight
to the finish for the championship. and al
though no team selections have been
made yet. it is assured that the lineup
will include some well known ball tossers
of east Washington.
Manager F. b. Haskell of the newly
organized Langdon team Is making every
effort to place in the field a team worthy
of a pennant, and with the completion of
their new ground. expect to start prac-
tiCe in the near future.
The Benning team, last years runner
up for the flag, will have it's first practice
Sunday and Manager beavers will try
out a large number of candidates for the
positions. At present the pitching staff
and infield are settled. but as new stars
develop the veterans will have to hustle to
hold their jobs as Manager beavers prom
Uses winning team from start to finish.
Those present at last nights meeting
| were F. B. Haskell. Erwin Foster and
Richard Thomas of Langdon, Frank Fer
guson of Kenilworth, E. Dare and Rich
ard Meredith of the Rosedales. P. r. Oil
Yer. president of the Benning Athletic
Club; George Farr. vice president OF the
Benning Athletic Club and members of
the various organizations represented.
Want Games.
The base ball team of section 81, Bust
ness High School. desires games with
teams composed of players whose ages
average fifteen. The players and their
places on the diamond are as follows:
| Forbes. pitcher: Boldin. catcher; Scaggs,
| first base: Wescott second base: Simms
ter field; SchOf1eld. right field: Warder,
| left field. Managers of any teams de-
| string games should address M. H. San
| born, manager, SD Sth street northwest.
Choir Boys Ready.
The Nativity Choir base ball team, aver
aging thirteen years, are out for the
championship In their class this season
| and would like to hear from all teams In
| the District. At q recent meeting Dou-
glas Powell Of 1901 B street northeast
was elected manager; Louis Hale. cap
tain: Guy Mangum. secretary. and Harry
IVanderlip, treasurer. For the slab work
| Manager Powell has secured the services
Of Mangam and Vanderlip: catchers. Pow
ell and Hale: first base. Greenwood: sec
| ond base. d. Powell: shortstop, Paul;
third base. Vanderlip; right field, Har-
rison; left field. Sheriff, and center field,
| Emory. All members are requested to
be present at tonight's meeting at the
Church of the Nativity.