The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-05

fast company, ana ne ls going 10 take
them South on a three-day trip the latter
part Of September. when they will get a
chance to go against regular professionals
three days in succession. Mr.. Doyle
wants the boys tested in a real game.
and the entire expense OF the trip will
be borne by the Savannah team. Speak
ing Of Robinson, and Geibel. Mr.. Doyle
said These youngsters apparently both
have the goods, and It is no secret that
several other managers have had a line
on them this season. ! am satisfied that
they will make good, and am anxious
for next spring to roll around. so that
they can get into action" Besides Clay
ton. Salb. Steele. and several other fast
amateurs are being watched by the Sa-
vannah scout
Barnes pitched an exceptional game
against Takoma yesterday. allowing but
one hit. a weak blow along the third
base line by Rupert In the fifth Ia
koma's lone tally was the result Of two
misplsys by Petworths doughty little
pitcher Garrett. who was hlling in at the
second corner, and who didn't feel very
much at homo until the battle got well
under way. Besides allowing but one hit,
Barnes walked only one man. and was
steady throughout.
There is no use denying the fact that
the PetWorth aggregation is going fast
at present. and Il begins 70 look like they
VIII cop the Suburban banner this year.
The game Saturday Will In all probability
decide the issue. ard both woodburn and
the Baby Dolls" will be primed for the
fray.
The Capital City League at a meeting
held last night adopted the following
schedule for the remaining portion of the
season, in order that the championship
may be decided by August Is, according
to the ruling Of the Amateur Baseball
Commission: August s. Sewage Pumping
Station VS. Cornell Company; August 6,
Aloysius vs.. Navy Yard. las p. m; Au-
gust 7. Navy Yard VS. Midways, 3 p. m;
August s. Kenilworth VS.. Cornell Com
pany; August 9. Aloysius VS.. Navy Yard;
August 10, Midways VS. Cornell Com
pany; August II, Cornell VS.. Aloysius;
August Y. Navy Yard VS.. Aloysius.
At a meeting Of the board Of directors
OF the Sunday School League last night
at 81 H street northwest the question
Of eligibility Of Sheaffer Drummer. and
Heinrich. Hamline players. was consid-
cred. and II was decided TO declare them
eligible and to dismiss the protest Of
Ninth. asking that the game played be-
tween Hamline and Ninth on July Is be
played over with eligible players and to
allow the game TO stand as won by Ham,
line.
Matters pertaining TO the post-season
games were taken up, and the president
was authorized 10 deposit with the ANA
teur commission the necessary amount
required OF each league. He was also
directed 10 take steps to have the league
play In class B.
Owing 10 the fact that the league must
close by August Is. a revised schedule
was adopted. as follows. with the under
standing that in case Of rain or a tie
game said game is 20 be played OF on
the first open date following: Friday.
August 5. Sixth VS.. Ninth: Saturday.
August 6. Langdon VS.. Hamllne; Mon
day. August s. Peck VS.. Ninth: Tuesday.
August 9. open date; Wednesday. April
10 Hamline VS. Ninth: Thursday, August
II. Ninth VS.. Anacostia; Friday. August
u. open date; Saturday, August lS. Ninth
VS.. Peck; Wednesday, August. 10, open
date.