The Washington times., 1910-05-13
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS
POST SEASON SERIES
Members of Far-Reachng Amateur Body Will BE Called
Together May D to Take Up Important Question.
Notes of the AmatcI-S.

| An important meeting of the Amateur
Baseball Commission has been called for
Monday, May % AT which time plans
for the post-seasOn series viii be dis
cussed.
The pOst-seasOn series Is always the
i crOwning feature OF the amateur base
ball season and. outside Of the deciding
games OF the various leagues, attracts
more general interest than any athletic
event Jf the time The members OF the
commission who, this season, will have
complete charge Of the arrangement for
the series. are planning to make this
seasons the most successful n his
tory.
with this end in view the members have
decided on an early meeting and an
early start in preparations. Rules and
regulations 20 govern the games viii
be considered and complete plans wiz
be made and forwarded 70 the leagues
as well as managers Of the various
teams
To date the commission has had no
occasion 70 infiict punishment for viola
ton Of rules and everything has been
running as smoothly as could be ex-
pected-
20 friction has been noted in any de-
partment and at the present rate. a
new record viii be established for gen
eraI harmony
Many were the smiles that greeted
Old Sol this morning when ne peeped
out OF his etheriaI home for the first
time in several days
4 few more days Of that .-non-base-
halI' weather would have criven many
OF the faithful amateur baseball fans
20 distraction
But a single game was played in ana
teUr baIdom yesterday. this in the
Commercial League The Herald and
Andrews teams. after INSPECTING their
(. field ar Georgia avenue ard Girard
street. decided 2 game was a possibiI-
ity and lost no time IN getting down
10 business. - the end Of the contest
the members OF the Herald team re-
gretted having PLAYED and explained
they were ont Of the mud hen class
Herman. third baseman on the Cen
trail High nine for the past three sea
sons, and last year picked Tor a position
on the all high school team. has foIned
Sergeant Robbins Pension Bureau
squad. Herman viii be unable 10 plav
with the high school team in its remain
ing games because OF deficiencies in his
studies
The many followers OF the American
Security and Trust Company nine last
seasons champions IN the Bankers
League. VIII regret 70 learn thaI
Hooks" TaEElrt, viii proba bly, be
forced % Qui, the diamond for ali time
TaEEart Is experiencing no end OF trou-
bic with his pitching wing and OF late
discovered hat he has severely
vTeHched muscle.
''ShaE Rawlings, product of rhe
washington high schools who has more
than made good in amateur league com
pany. j. another pitcher who seems des-
tined 20 Join the bad arm crowd a"
-ShaE mas not pitched Up TO his stan
dard thus far
Jimmy F1gau. who has received
Rawlings delivery as a member OF both
Business High and Manhattan Ondepen-
dence Lec Eue1 teams. attributes his
trouble 70 overauxiety to use curves
early ir tha season. and claims that a
spell Of warn weather win bring the
pitcher around
St Stephens. newcomers in the Cap
{tal CiJv League. IS at the top Of the
list in team standing at present, with
q clean sl8 q or two victories The
team IS managed by Maurice OCo1-
nor, Of last seasons Columbia Athletic