The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-11

The Union Printers National Baseball
League tournamr-t will open at Ameri-
can League Park tomorrow afternoon
with Philadelphia at the bat and Wash
ington IN the field.
There are ten cities represented IN the
league-Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati. Dem
yer. Indianapolis, New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg. St Louis and Washington.
The league was formed in New York
City in 1905. and last year the meet was
held in Chicago. A handsome trophy-the
gift OF Hon. August Herrmanr-will he
contested for Boston won the cham
plonship the first year Of the league and
New York was successful in 1909 The
Lanston Monotype Company also pre-
sented a trophy the first year, which
became the winning teams permanent
property. but the Hermann trophy must
be won three successive times before Il
can be held.
Many Visitors Expected.
Besides the ball players there will be
several hundred visitors, all OF whom
will be CHARTERED at the Ebbitt House.
The local association is composed OF
members Of Columbia Typographical
Union. No. 4. and the various commit
tees having charge Of the work of ar
ranging for the entertainment Of visitors
and other matters have been diligently
engaged for months. and extensive prep
arations have been concluded 20 the end
that tournament week in Washington viii
be one long 10 De remembered.
The arrangements committee consists
Of Bert Y. Wolfe, chairman; George G.
Seibold. secretary: Charles c. Thompson.
Edgar r. Brown. and David J. Nc
Carthy President Charles p. Johnson
and Secretary William \. Brockwen be
ing eX-oficio members
The Programme.
The programme follows:
Monday. September l2-9 a. m. % rocu distribu-
ton Of tickets souvenirs. Sc. I p. M. automobile
parade frm the Ebbitt House to Thirteenth street,
t1 III street. to Fifteenth street. go Pennsylvania
avenue, o. cast front N Capitol whcu stop win De
made 20 have photograph takcnl. % New Jcrsey ave
nue.. 90 @ street. 90 North Capitol street. 90 II
street o. seventh street. % American League bah
rars- p. m.. opening game Of Che series. Phia-
delrhia Us. Washington. s Do M. informal rcctp-
tiCn az thc Ebb.t Husc.
Tuesday September 1910 a. m. automobile sight
seeing TOM ct the city. starting from the ELLtt
House. %. m, Chicago rs. Pittshurg; AIS p. m.
New York vs. Boston. 6 p. M. visit 10 the Library
Il Congress.
"Wednesday. September Ii-lO q. M, general meet
ing Of the baseball associations az Typographical
Temple. Noon. buffet luncheon az typographical
Temple. Q p. M. St. Louis vs.. Cincinnati: SIS
=. M, indianapolis SIS. Denver. 7 30 D.. M. noon
light sail on che steamer Charles Macolestcr.
Thursday. September $50 a. H.. a visit % the
Government Printing Office. Noon. reception Or
Public Printer D0uuelly 70 the league. p. m.
game between two Eastern winners. p. u.. reccp-
ton By the visitors TO the local association az
Pythiau Temple.
Friday. september $50 A. m. visit 10 Mount
Vernon. the tomb d Washington On the steamer
Aiacdlestcr. AIS p- M, game between two Western
winners p. M, reception by thc knights q
Momus Knockcsl at the Elks' clubhouse.
Saturday, September E-Noou. reception. and
luncheon t0 the league 0y the Washington Chamber
81 Compare. D. m-. field day games at American
League Park, under the supervision Of the national
commission 415 D. ne. crEcluding game Of The
tournament. East vs.. West p. M. reception and
dance az Pyth1c Temple. p. M. presentation q
trophy &C. tlc champions Tor 1910. buffet luncheon.
New Daily for Typos.
T. NJ. Ring is chairman OF the souvenir
committee. and has associated with him
+. S. Lerch. George NJ. Ramsey. B. s.
Feeney. and ]. H. 1Iullin- This commit
tee will have charge Of the publication
Of daily paper, the first issue Of which
viii appear on Tuesday morning and run
until next Sunday. Inclusive.
Beside giving a resume Of the days
doings, the TYPO. Athletic Bulletin. as il
will be called. will contain contributions
by many prominent members Of the craft.
IN Washington and other cities James
Monroe Kreiter will be editor in chief.
That the women folks among the visit
crs shall be well taken care OF. and their
stay made pleasant, an auxiliary has
been formed as follows. Mrs. Allen C.
Flowers. chairman: Mrs Charles p.
Johnson. vice chairman; Mrs. Edgar T.
Brown. secretary. Mrs. James T Elicit.
Mrs, Edward W Morcock, Mrs. w. s.
sin. Miss sill Mrs. Frank S. Lerch. Mrs.
Thomas X. Bynum, Mrs. George G. Sci
bold, Mrs. Philip Nachman. Mrs. Bert V.
Wolfe. Miss Dorothy Wolfe, Mrs. limo
thy NJ. Ring. and others.
All Of the bah teams. with their friends.
viii arrive In Washington this afternoon.
and VIII be taken TO the Ebbitt House
In automobiles
The national commission, consisting Of
one representative from each city. viii
meet some time during the week The
present officers and commissioners are:
Harry b. Wood, Of New York. presi-
dent; J. NJ. Medispacher, Of Pittsburg.
vice president; J. NJ MCGOWAN. Of Chi
cago. secretary-treasurer. The national
commission and the cities they represent
are as follows: =. G. Montgomery. In
dianapolis, Ind; c. c. Boyer. PhiladeI-
phia Pa; w A. Finley, Cincinnati. Ohio:
E. w. Sweeney, New York; /. f. Thorn
as, Pittsburg. Pa; Edward Springmeyer,
St Louis, Mo-; j. H. Fairclough. Boston.
Mass; ]. p. Oschger, Chicago, Ill; r. NJ.
FiscEer, Denver, Col; Frank S. Lerch,
Washington, p. c.