The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-03

All Of the leagues were represented at
meeting Of the amateur commission at
spaldings store last evening. and the ses-
sion proved to be the most stormy one
held this season. President Bolgiano pre-
sided.
change was made in the schedule for
the post-seasOn series, two games being
carded in Section A at Capital City Park
on Labor Day. The Petworth team viii
do battle with the Commissioners in the
first contest at o'clock, and Immediately
thereafter the Suburbanites will tackle
the Cornell tribe. In case the champion
ship OF Section A is not decided on Labor
Day, the Cornell and Commissioners
clubs win play of the tie, Tuesday at
Capital City Park. There will be no game
played in Section A to-day. owing to the
fact that the Petworth team is to play at
Washington Grove. Hughes was named
70 umpire to-day's game at McDevitts
Field and Brown at the Railroad grounds.
It was arranged that Immediately after
the championship is decided in Sections
A and b the two winners will play the
first of series Of three games the next
day.
After the regular meeting OF the COM
mission the board OF arbitration held an
open meeting TO discuss the Phipps pro-
test. AS Mr. Love. OF the Ninth team,
was not present. and Mr.. Jones. of the
Petworth nine. wanted more time to file
certain evidence. the board decided 10 lay
the matter on the table for the evening,
promising to hand down a decision not
later than y o'clock Monday.
The manager OF the Twining team
called the attention of the commission TO
some statements alleged 70 have been
made, commenting unfavorably on the
fact that Rawlings on the Herald team
and Rawlings on the American Security
and Trust Company team were brothers.
and that one would not pitch against the
other. This matter was held over for
investigation.
It was stated about town last night
that Manager Cornell would have an all
star lineup FOR Tuesdays game. and
that Curley Brown. Johnnie Priest. Of
the Danville CVa) team. who has been
drafted by the New York Americans:
Johnnie Salb. Al Handiboe. Cy Mac
Donald. and other crack professionals
would play. When Manager Cornell was
asked point blank II this was true. he
did not give a direct answer. but said
that his lineup on Tuesday would be
the same as that OF Monday.
There has never been a manager OF an
amateur team who has tried harder 20
land a winner during the years he has
been engaged In the game than Manager
G.E Cornell Mr.. Cornell never under
when he plunged into baseball he imme-
diately made good. Last year ne ham
died the crack Brentwood nine, which
won the championship OF the District,
and Il looks very much like he will re-
peat the trick with his present team
Naturally a man who has been as sue
cessful as the manager Of the Paper
hangers has made enemies. and It is no
secret that there are many who are
striving to defeat him in the champion
ship games now being fought out.
The game at McDevitt's Field to-day
between the Bankers and the Twining
club bids fair to be one of the most IN
teresting OF the season. although Twin
Ing has little show 10 win the flag in B
section, now that that team has lost two
games and the Bankers none. Twining.
however. will fight hard to wipe out old
scores II for no other reason.