The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

say. 1t IS understood. however. that tho
new ST. Martins club will have Sherman
Green and Vie" BlelaskI IN the ine-up.
ard the new conner should prove 70 be a
good drawing card.
u The Departmental League announced its
new hve-club schedule yesterday which
includes games up 10 June o. This Is the
shortest schedule ever adopted by the
government clerks. No games viii be
PLAYED on Saturdays.
The schedule:
May l6-C0mmerco and Labor vs. Navy.
! May E-CommissioneTs vs.. Agriculture.
] May ls-Commerra and Labor vs. Post-oHce
/ May l9-ATiCultUro IS. Ngyy.
May sl-Po1t-Cticc vs.. Commissioners.
/ MAY I-Open date
May 3-Commissioaers va Commerce and Labor.
/ May 2i-Post-ctice Us. Navy.
! May &-C0mmerce and labor vs. Agriculture
! May B-Nay rs. Commissioner
May G-AgdcIlture vs.. P0st-oface.
] May S-Opou date
/ May Sp-Open date
/ May 5I-Commorce and labor " Nav.
june l-AgucllpIro Va Commissioner
/ June 2-Post-oface rs CoE.merce and labor
! June 5-Nayy vs. Agriculture
] June 4-C0mmissionfrs ". P0s--0r-r
! June 6-Commissioucrs ". Commerce and Labor
/ June Nav IS. Post-ollca
/ june s-Agric7'I'aTe vs.. Conmer,e and Labor.
June e-Commissioneu VS. Navy.
! June l0-Post-ofice vs.. Agriculture
! juno Il-Oreu date.
! june l3-Nayy Us. Commerce and Labor.
! Juno li-Ccmn lsSl0ncr vs. Agriculture.
| June l5-C1mmerce and labor vs. P1st-oFce
| June lf-AuiC-l,ure VS. Navy
! June E-P1st-rti0c vs.. Commissioner
June Is-Orcn date
/ June 2-Commerre and Labor vs. Commissioner.
June I-Post-0thce IS. Navy.
June Z5-C0mmErce and Labor vs.. Arri-1I,ure
June 3-Nayy IS. Commissioner
June 2f-Agriculture Va P0s,-o.icr
The amateur baseball commission has
made a wise move in calling a meeting
for Monday. May g. when plans FOR the
playing Of the annual post-season series
for the amateur championship Of the
city will be laid. Regulations 10 govern
the games Will be considered, and these
Will be submitted TO the various league
presidents and team managers for sur-
Gesuons. The commission is going 20 do
all in its power 10 make the series this
fan eclipse any previous post-season bat
ties here, and they have made a good
start by calling an early meeting. Year
after year the matter Of arranging for
what has always been the crownlng fea-
ture Of the amateur baseball season has
been deferred until the last minute. with
the result that the series has suffered
until the receipts have dwindled down ~
almost nothing
Making the charge that their manager
was playing favorites. six members Of
the Twiniag baseball team walked or fbe
field yesterday evening at the regular
Independence League game. and refused
TO play II three new men were permitted
to remain in the lineup. The kicking
players had nothing against tho new
corners, II is said. except that they
thought the new material should be given
a thorough tryout before the old stand
bys were jostled OF the nine. As a re-
suit Of the small strike, which came as
surprise TO every one, Manager Dnsaver
took the three new players out OF the
game. and the strikers again donned
their gloves and whitewashed Advent
10 O.
Heinricks. OF the Diamond Athletic
Club, made three hits out Of four times
at bat yesterday.
The Washington Herald and Berry {.
Whitmore teams are now tied for FIRST
place In the Commercial League.
"Cy' Macdonald made his appearance
at Capital City Park yesterday and ceIe-
brated the occasion by soaking the hall
for one Of hts old-time triples and plav-
Ing good game around first base. Vel
come back home, "Cyl"
Ogle, Of Berry & Whitmore. was doing
some tall slab work in the Commercial /
League yesterday. letting Brentano,s .
down with only two hits and tanning
twelve men.
Fletcher, Of Advent, sustained a had
sprain to his leg in the game at McDev-
tits last evening.
Diver continues to play grand ball IN .
center field for Twining.
Healy played a grand game in the
Terminal Railroad Y NJ. c. A. I.eapua
getting four put-outs in center
field.
Unless Union Station obtains the serv-
ices Of another catcher, the former cham
picns are liable to end lower down In the
race than they expect
A corking good game should resul,
from the clash between the Adams and
Union Station mines in the Railroad Y
NJ. c. a. League to-day. Manager
Waters, Of the Expressmen. will line
up his team as follows: Stewart. right
field; Harvey, catcher; Peck. third base.
Violet, left field; Barnes. center field;
Woodward. shortstop; Adams, second
base, and Mcmahon, pitcher.
y. C. WORLEY
Richmond Releases Peterson.
Richmond. Va. May 13-Gus Salve. Of
whom great things are expected. both by