The Washington herald., 1910-03-27

RICH ~, 1910.
will be remembered as one Of the neatest
felders developed in Washington in recent
years. will play third, While BoylSin, the
star Of the team last season. win again
play at short Mahoney. a heavy stieker
and seasoned player. win hold down the
initial sack
The applicants for eutfeld jobs are
many 10 number and some OF them are
promising. Johnson, Middleton, Fianey.
Depenbrock. Hanks. DuIin and Holland
are only a few OF the candidates, but
they are the most prominent members Of
the lot.
Now that an amateur commission has
at last been organized on sound prin-
oiples, It IS up 70 the officers of the com
mission and the presidents Of the leagues
that are members of that body to be
firm. even though some Of the leagues
take a stand for outlaw ball.
It has long been generally known that
certain players in some OF the leagues
were receiving money for their services
and hiding under the cloak Of anna
teurism, but the fact has not always
been openly admitted Now, the time
has come for the amateurs and the pro
fessionals to be parted and to be labeled
as they really should be- Let the leagues
that have been paying the ball player
for his services continue to do so. but
let them sail under true colors. Base
ball IN Washington may wabbIe for
year or two, but the cleaning process
VIII be healthy and the comeback win
be strong.
The Capital City League has loug
ranged as one OF the best Of the amateur
leagues in Washington. although the am
ateur line has never been strictly drawn.
and If this league does not adopt the
rules of the commission it will be dis
appointment to those who are endeavor-
ing to put the amateur game on a good.
solid basis.
The meeting today at . o'clock win &c
eide the step which this league Will take.
and the decision Of those in charge will
be anxiously awaited.
Il is known that certain members OF
the board are opposed TO the league
adopting the commissions rules. and It
is expected that they will vote to play
outlaw bail.
The amateur commission Will hold a
meeting Monday night TO vote on the
amendments TO rules three, I'VE seven
n nd fan roe,ar1s,,-- h.. -gfs.;t,sff+,. - -.fa.-
ers. submitted by the Marquette League
al the last meeting.
At a meeting Of tho Marquette League.
last Friday. a schedule committee was
appointed. with instructions TO draw up a
schedule Of games and have It presented
at the next meeting without fail.
The Departmental League adopted a
sixty-game schedule at a recent gathering
of those in charge Of the government or
ganization, the @lrst game being played
between Commerce and Labor and Navy
on May , and the last scheduled game
being July a. Two Of the teams that
were IN the league last season are Mis-
ing, namely, Treasury and War, they
having dropped out The schedule;
May Z-Comnerce and Labor ". Navy.
S-AglcltuTe rs Commissioners
4-Interior vs. Post~ohsce.
S-CoEuHerce and Labor IS. Agicuiture.
6-lnterior Ts. Nary.
5-Coumissonlus Is poei-oflce.
e-Commerce and Labor - interior.
l0-Aayy Agriculture
U-Commiss0ners Fs. Interior
i2-iosl Office IS Commerce and Labor
E-Nagy IS Commissioner.
lt-AgTculturs Post-ofacs.
le-Comnerce and Labor IS Commissioners.
E-Navy 50. Post-ofice.
1S-AEdCuliuFe vs.. Interior.
ls-Navy ". Commerce and Labor.
9l-Commissicnes rs. Agriculture
2i-Post-othce Is Interior.
2--AETiculture " Cercwsr-a and sahsE,
2f-Nsyy rs Interior
1-POstOfiCe Is Commissioner
a-lnteuor vs. Commerce and Labor.
S-AErcIltuue Nav.
&-fnterior -. Commissioners.
5l-Commerce and Labor vs. Postohee.
June l-Commissieuss IS. NAVY.
2-P0st-Cfhce rs. AgTicalturs.
S-Ccmmissi0ners ys. Commerce and Labor.
4-postoffice ". Nan.
6-lnterioq IS Agriculture.
s-COmmeree and Labor Navy
S-AgTiculuTe rs. Commissioners
9-iBteTi0T Is Pnst-0tiCe.
R-Commsree and Labor Is. Agriculture
il-lnterioT Navy.
l3-Commissioners Post-ofhcc-
H-Commeroo and Labor IS. Interior.
ls-Nasy Us. Agriculture
l6-CommissiOners Is interior.
I-PCst0f5ce IS. Commerce ard LsbOT.
fs-NaFy ". Commissioners.
e3-AEricultIre ". Post-oficc,
g-Commercc snd Labor vs.. Commissioner
2-NsTy V. postotfce
2S-AgrcuiuUe vs.. Interior.
eA-Nsvy Is Commerce and Labor.
25-C0mmissicnsrs vs. Agriculture
G-Post-Offee Is. Interior.
5S-AETicultUTe Commerce and Labor.
9-NaVy - Interior
S1-POstoaios vs.. Commissioners.
July l-Inter1or Is Conmercs and Labor.
5-AgrcnltuTe Is. Navy.
6-Interior IS. Commissioners.
G--Coanmeree and LahoT vs.. post-oaee.
S-CommissoHers vs.. Navy.
u-Post-0fice vs.. Agriculture.
f2-Commissioners Fs. Commerce and Labor.
l5-post-oflee Is N2vy.
l4-Interiof IS Agriculture.
The Bankers League viii be composed
of the same teams this year that were