The Washington times., 1910-06-21

mats the CRY Of the promoters Of the
baseball game 20 be played at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the American
League grounds between the All News
paper team Of washington and the team
representing the Chamber Of Commerce.
for the benefit Of the fresh air fund Of
the Association for the revention Of
tuberculosis.
It's just this way. All the money! that
the good people OF washington want %
contribute IN paying 20 attend this game
doesn't 90 for the benefit Of any particu-
lar class or age, but for all and every
one For every time the u1rnstiIe moves
az the han park tomorrow II means that
the Association for the revention OF
tuberculosis VIII have Just that many
more pennies or nickeis or dimes al its
disposal with which 70 fight the greau
white plague-and the night Is for every
body and Tor all in Washington.
But returns received this morning al
the various newspaper Offices. the Cham
Der Of Commerce. and other points
where tickets are 20 be had. showed that
az the eleventh hour Washington is wax
Ing Up I'm this fight Therefore the sale
OF tickets promises 20 be fairly good,
although che promoters OF the game
are by no means relaxing In their ef-
forts &C get more purchasers and more
people 10 attend the contest.
No Tickets Wanted Back.
Business men who have accepted
tickets Of admission on a tentative
basis are expected 20 send their
money into the Chamber Of Commerce
at once II they don't wish 10 co
. that, they are requested 10 hold the
. tickets and pay for them at a time
IN the future most convenient. The
point is that il is desired that nobody
shall return a ticket.
The makeup OF the two teams was
learned today. The team which is 10
represent the Chamber OF Commerce
VIII be composed OF al least nine OF
these men ". r. Smith or ". Evans.
catcher John Sheckeu or Martin
Becker, pitcher; Charles n KIM.
Phil King, DR.. Thomas Lowe Cha~Iss
E---s ana Joseph DevertOn, as mem
1erS OK the lDheld. John Ereh Henry
Quinn, = -. ButZ, and Bert Conan IN
the OuLle-C- For the -NeWsuaper
4. team these men viii be called unon 10
pay DaFnel-, Washington Times,
. catcnsr5 HerreL, Post. Weaver. Her
a5-, Or N HIS, Washington Times.
E-Icher- SUeSs, Post, first base EIler.
Evening star. second base Ban, Her
aid ShortstOp- \ Wood. washington
Times. third base NiUIken. Post.
. " Hide. Post. and Melvin King.
. Washington Times, in the ourfeId-
As ruuuers-up, 10 be used for euer-
geIcT. the following men have been
chosen by the newspaper team
hta1e, Herald, Norris, Herald. Strin-
ger Washington Times Hacrt and
nolan, OF the Post, and Shields, Of the
Star
An important feature deveIope5 tn
DAY, and one rather disquietinE 10 the
newspaper team was the fact that ov--
inS 10 the protest Of the Athletic com
mlttee OF the Chamber Of Commerce
Curly Byrd. who has Occupied the boy
n the California League. and who was
az one time a local sporting editor Is
not 20 pitch against the business az
EregarlOD- a charge OF professionalism
was preferred against him and granted.
Thus IL is shown that there is a
spirit OF intense rivalry between the
two teams, and a SUre-enouEh baseball
game IS TO be PLAYED. The Washington
firm Of a C Spaulding ( Co have
donated the necessary supplies for the
game, while the ticket seller and ralyer
at the baseball park have donated their
services for the day. The HfpDodro-7e
/ aggregation, which is showing al the
park. has also volunteered 10 move ont
I Tor the time being so that the coast IS
clear
Vow it's up 10 the Ieather-lunged
I baseball fans Of Washington 10 be-o1
( the Job g thus be il said 70 the afore-
I said fanatics Get busy"