The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-10
TEAM REORGANIZED
Senates Expect to Play a
Strong Game This Year.
HAVE Ex-CoIIEGE PLAYERS
Plans Have Been Made TO Form an
Athletic Association for Next Sea-
son-No Expense VIII he spared
to Make 1t SucceSs-CIub is
Under a New management.

The Senate baseball team. which was
reorganized about a month ago. is under
new officers, different from those who
have handled the club heretofore. The
club has never been actively interested
in any other branch OF athletics except
baseball, and the spirit has never been
so thoroughly aroused as at present. The
club has been put on firm basis, Off
GERS elected, and the necessary equipment
has been provided TO make a successful
organization. The team this year prom
Uses to make splendid showing in base
ball, as the spirit shown in practice clear
ly demonstrates that everybody is in the
game to win.
Next year, as soon as Congress con-
venes, at which time all the members
viii return to their duties, plans will be
begun 10 launch 6 regular athletic as
ISOLATION for members. with all sorts
Of amusements A suitable place will be
secured TO meet the demands Of the
members. and no expense will be spared
to make il success. The Senate has in
its employ a large number of ex-coilege
players, and every effort will be made
10 have 1t represented in every branch
Of athletics to be held in Washington
next winter.
The members OF the baseball team and
the places where they played are as fol-
lows:
Bond, who IS captain of the fast Laurel
(Md.) team and also a member Of the
Sewage Pumping team in the Capital
City League, is one Of the outfelders;
Burns Is well known In amateur circles
around Washington, he having been a
member Of the Sunday School League
three or four years ago; Davis, one OF
the Senate pitchers, has his first expert
ence in baseball in Washington, having
pitched on the University of West Viz
GINA team before accepting a position in
| the Senate; Barnes Is well known in
/ Washington. having been one Of the star
twirlers for the Pension Bureau in the
/ Marquette League and the Brightwood
/ team in the Suburban League: Hinkle, a
catcher. comes TO the Capital well rec
| commended, having played with the Ohio
State League. before coming 20 Wash
! ington; Homme halls from the University
/ Of Minnesota. having pitched on their
team for three years; tombstone, third
base is from Massachusetts, and played
with the Brandon Military School before
| coming TO Washington; Kelley, an out
! fielder. is from Montana, not yet through
with his college course. having played
/ on the team at Montana University
Enright. the big right fielder, is from Illi-
nois. and is wen known in that State.
I having played with some Of the best
! teams there. and besides was a member
OF the Christian Brothers College, Of ST.
/ Louis; Nelson, second base, IS from
/ Rhode Island. and has played with some
OF the best teams in Providence: Rus
! sell. the crack shortstop is from the
4 University of Nebraska; Burke is well
/ known in amateur circles around Wash
/ ington, having pitched for the Twining
Athletic Club for the past three years
The officers of the club are: President,
/ T. W. 3. Duckwall; vice president. 7. J.
Enright; secretary. W. f. Burns; treas
urer, H A Nelson: manager and cap
1 tain, Harry c. Burke.