The Washington times., 1910-08-16

The amateur commission met at
SpaIding's last night to arrange the
details Of the coming pOst-seasOn
series OF the winners OK the amateur
leagues Of the city
With the exception Of the Capital
City. all nine leagues were represent
ed These delegates nominated the
winners OF the leagues separately.
The case Of the Independence League
was taken up differently, as TwininS
had filed a protest against Manhattan
on the ground Of playing Ineligible
men Both Manhattan and TwininS
were allowed to name eIigibIes, await
ing the action OF the board Of arbItra-
ton.
Each representative deposited a sum
70 insure is teams appearance in the
coming series The list OF players on
each deSig- ated winner were read, 50
the players could be known were there
any desire to protest them The fol
Kraft. Of Manhattan, and Elmer
Smith. Harry Smithson, Edward Tip
ton, John Crabhie, William Luscombe.
Jack Dodge, and Boots" Walters, Of
the Herald nine.
Protests and Answers
The different representatives were
given until Wednesday to file evidence
Of the ineEgibiIity Of players. and the
players were given until Thursday 10
refute the charges It was decided
that a player had the choice Of play
ing on the team he wished. were he
nominated as eligible for two winners.
The commission ruled that if play
er appeared in suit for 4 game. and il
the opposing team failed 10 appear.
that player was counted as taking
part IN a full game By this ruling
both Howard and Davis. OF American
Security, were made eligible.
The Capital CITY League represen-
fative came in late and DESIGNATED Cor
nell & Co. and the AIOysfus club as rep
senCauves Of the league in the post
season series A protest had been en-
tered by the AloysIus club against Cor
nen & Co Manager Cornell was in
EtruCted BY the commission not 20 NAV
the two games ordered by the Capital
City League until ordered TO 90 so by
the commission
Award Of Grounds.
The report OF the schedule committee
IN regard 70 grounds was adopted and
the arrangement Of games to be played
follows
Section A-DepartmeutaI CaUftaI Civ
Sunday School, and Suburban leagues,
the games 10 be played at CAPITAL City
Park, First ana n streets northeast
with the exception OF the home games
Of the Sunday School League, which. by
special permission will be PLAYED at
Thirteenth and D streets northeast
Section B-AIaruuette- Independence
Terminal Railroad Y N Q. A, Bank
eTs' and Commercial leagues. the games
70 be played on the home grounds Of
each of these lea CUES. or such grounds
as each league shall designate. II is IN
derStOOd the Bankers League viii use
the White Lot; the Marquette League,
the grounds OF the Sunday School
League. AT Thirteenth and D streets
northeast the Commercial League its
own field. AT Georgia avenue and Ken
yOn street. and the Terminal Railroad
7 NJ C. A League its grounds at Fifth
street and FlCrIdd-avenue northeast
First Game August 70
The presidents Of the different leagues
drew for dates. and the first games viii
be played august % as follows
August Sl-SectiOn A Departmental
vs. Capital City, at Capital City Park.
Section B-Marquette vs. Bankers. at
Thirteenth and . streets northeast
Railroad vs.. Commercial, at Fifth and
Florida avenue northeast
The selection Of UmP.-es VIII be made
by the president OF the commission and
VIII be announced later
The firm Of a G. SpaIdinE & Brother
OneT-d a trophy to the winner OF the