The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-16

City League and at the same time file a
protest from such action By the Aloysius
Club. with two lists Of players. one OF
Cornell Company and the other OF
Aloysius
The lists of players were read and filed
and the deposit OF the Capital City
League reeeipted for by the treasurer
after which the controversy over the pen
nant winner In that league was referred
TO the board of arbitration COR action
Manager Cornell was told not TO play the
games which he had been ordered to play
over by the league until ordered 10 dc
so by the commission.
A motion was made that the Sunday
School League be allowed to trade with
the Marquette League In regard 70 their
positions in sections A and B, but on a
vote Of 10 4. after a division was called
this motion was tabled.
The president OF the commission stated
that the board OF arbitration would meet
Wednesday evening at O'Clock In the
board room Of the American Security and
Trust Company TO act on the matters
which had been referred to that body
Manager Cornell, OF Cornell Company
entered a counter-protest against the rul-
ing OF the Capital City League that two
postponed games be played after the
close Of the regular season.
The managers OF the section B teams
were designated assistant secretaries e
take charge Of the proceeds derived from
the games in their leagues. the money
10 be turned over 10 the treasurer of the
| commission. This was made necessary
| because Of the inability Of the treasurer
/ to get around 70 the different playing
| grounds each night 10 collect the funds
The commission stated that the section
B umpires would be paid at the end OF
the series, but that the section A umpires
would he paid at each game. The names
OF umpires 10 be submitted by the vari-
Gus leagues must all be filed immedi.
ately. The selection Of umpires will be
made by the president Of the commits
sion.
To Play for spaIding Trophy.
A member OF the firm Of A. G. Spald-
ing & Bros. offered a trophy to the
winner Of the District championship
which was accepted by the commission
with thanks. The commission decided
that the manager Of each team would
! receive six complimentary tickets 10 the
games. The first team named in the
schedule Of games. which will be pub
lished later, will be the home team. The
league presidents drew for the opening
dates, and the result was as follows:
August 20-Section A; Departmental VS.
Capital City. at Capital City Park.
Section B-Marouette VS.. Bankers. al
Thirteenth and D streets northeast Rail
road VS.. Commercial. at Fifth and Flori-
da avenue northeast.
Owing to the fact that Harry F. wor-
leN president Of the Independence
League, will be out OF the city for the
remainder of the week. y. T. Worley
was designated to act in his stead as a
member OF the schedule committee "a
draft a full schedule for the series.
The lists OF players filed by the man
ayers Of the pennant winning teams OF
each league are as follows
Sunday School League-Ninth: A. L
/ Walters, j. W Marceron, w r More.
land, T. H. Quantrille. NJ. It. Broome
A. c. Buehler, J. T. Carroll, Albert Con
ner. r. c. Litz. T II. Harris. w G.
Hands. F. T. Miles, c. 3. Broome, Clyde
Richmond J. A Symonoskie, and r. B.
Whitney.
Marquette League-Columbia GOD: sam.
uel Wood. Walter Ball. B. II. Mccarthy
George c. Krouse. n. c. Darnall. James
T. Elicit Captain. r. B. Wuhide, An
thony Suess, W. f. Weaver, Walter Her
rell, Frank E Thornburg, J. ". Rey-
nolds. George Waidelich E. F. Boyd,
/ Edward Goucher. Frank Krouse, Mark
Shields, and r. F. Sanders (mlnager).
Suburban League-Petworth P. lie Due.
c. Mayne. R. Jones. J. Mosbery. V. Tor
ney. F. Mayne. B. Gallagher. R. Evans,
n. Dempsey. c Stewart, c. ONeiI, !.
Oakley B. Garrett W Parker. G.
seitz. r. Clayton, J. Lynch, and z. (.
Barnes.
Departmental League-Commission
c. Beckett Woodward. Byrd. Robinson,
Morse, Hessler. Hurley. w. n. Handiboe,
Thomas. Lay. Harding. Joseph Moriarity.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A
League-Adams Express Company; L. 3.
Triplett, ". S. Harvey. F. c. Thompson.
L. r. Violet. J. Fitzgerald. ]. F. Nc
Mahon, V. E. Jewett, T. O-Nen, S. O.
Peck. H. c. Barron. ]. Adams, c. H
Graham, G. W. Gordon, and W. E.
Stewart
Commercial League-The Washington
Herald: James Keane. Charles ]. Ander-
son. Elmer coleman. Eugene Thayer.
Philip Ransom, William Morris, George
r. Rawlings. Elmer Smith. Harry Smith
son, Edward Upton, Mathew Noone
Frederick Dyer. John Crabbie. William
Luscombe, Jack Dodge, Boots Walters,
Jack O'Brien. Joseph Allen. Edward
Beck, Alexander GILL; and William Belts
Bankers Line I'D Strong.
Bankers, League-American Security
and Trust Company: r. Rawlings. Mar
TIN West. Bill Snowden, Stuart S. Hayes
F. Davis. j. o. Gray. Basil BoyNn, Hor-
ace Johnson, Courteney Taggart, Ken
NTH Brooks. William Maloney, Stanley
Holland. Maynard Burrel, John Babbing-
ton, and Austin Howard.
Independence League-Manhattan Nor
man Kraft. James P. Pagan, James Oak
ley. Charles T. limbaugh. Robert Raw
lings. George L. Kraft. Talbot Lynch
Walter Ferguson. L. P. Riddle. ]. W
Gregory, J. D. Donnelly. Fred c. Wit
marsh, Charles H. Dampier, Russell T.
Lynch. Lawrence d. Haislippand Hope
FalcOneT.
Independence League-Twining Nc
Kee. Hinkle. Downey. Burke. Diver,
O'Rellly, Clements. Engle. Hover. era
ham. Geibel, Brady, Hiser, Watson,
Balser.
Capital City League-Cornell Com
pany: J. Salb. Noyes. Buscher. c. King.
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