The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Car Department Only
Team With Clean Sheet
r. r. r. M. C. A. League Leaders Hape Won Ten
and Lost None--N Nothing to Park VIEWS
Proposed Protest.
By G. W. SWAN.

The only amateur league in the District
that has a leader with a clean sheet is
the R. r. Y. NJ. c. A League, with Car
Department at the head Of the list with
ten victories and no defeats.
Up to yesterdays game. Commerce and
Labor was III the charmed class, but their
defeat by the Post-office aggregation
gave them a black eye in the lost
column.
Petworth's victory over the Park View
crew yesterday gave the losing team
supposed chance for a protest, but upon
looking deep into the matter It is hard
to see just where the Park View team
has grounds for a protest.
Petworth played Sullivan in short, and
Sullivan is playing with the ST. Stephens
team in the Marquette League. He was
also certified with the Sewage Pump
ing Station outfit, Of the Capital City
League.
Manager Torney, Of Petworth, register
ed Sullivan June 10, it is said, and after
that the Pumpers released him, but Sui
Hvan has never played with the Station
team.
Where the Park View team has
chance for a protest is hard to be seen
from those conditions, and, as they were
learned from one close to the Petworth
leader, they are correct.
Post-office put a crimp in the Com
merce and Labor team yesterday in the
Departmental League. when the MaiImen
made the Laborites take the short end
or to decision. While the Mail
men were conceded a chance, there were
fsw who thought that Jimmy ,Kerr's
crew would trim the Laborites.
Hamline took step upward toward the
the leaders-Ninth-in the Sunday School
League race by defeating the Kid In
grams yesterday in a poorly played
game. The youngsters played another
weak game in the field as well as at the
bat "Cottony" Beach, of Tidewater
League fame, holding the KID Ingrams
to three scattered hits. Smith did not
pitch such poor game, but his passes,
coupled with the errors of his team
mates, was too big a handicap. Bone
head base-running again made its ap-
pearance.
The following are the releases and addi-
tions to the different amateur leagues
received by Secretary Shurtliff, of the
amateur commission, recently:
Bankers' League.
American Security and Trust Company
Added: Chris Fienli and Shock
Boteler.
Commercial National Bank-Added:
OSilOnu NdECA4dB L1OhdIu - oCuSOlly anu
sullivan.
First National Bank-Added: Holden.
District National Bank-Added: Stan
ley Holland.
Second Washington Bank-Added: G, |
H. Seitz.
Capital City League.
United States Marine Corps team
Baylis, Grain, Doll, Harley. Heinz,
Lowe, Litz, Shilling, Sands, and Volman.
Cornell Company-Drop: Dutch Kin
ney. add J. Leverton.
Seamen Gunners-S. P. Seeber, N. ].
De Voto, A. Deleary, w. L. McGinn,
]. R. Boyer, E. ]. Rice, Beasley, R Han
ford, E. C. Howard, Wilkinson, L. H.
Carman. A. Burwinkle, manager.
Navy Yard-Added: Ben Bryant, Earl
Porter.
Sewage Pumping Station - Added:
Charles Kagle. F. Carpenter, Ollie Clark.
Dropped: c. Hoffecker, NJ. A. c. Duckett,
E. A. Carter.
Departmental League.
Navy-Added: H. Jaeschki, Ted SulIi-
van, Willie H. sabins. Dropped-William
Garniss.
District League.
Adams Express-Added: John McLo-
mack Released: W. T. Platz.
Commissioners-Added Joseph Engle.
Released: A J. Lay.
Bureau-Added: William H. Sabins. Re
leased: Richard Rogers.
Commercial League.
New wiIlard-Added: Walter Powell
John G. Meyers. Dropped: Charles
Browne and Frank Martin
D. n. Walford-Added: Walter Ball, |
Sam HiIleary, Joe Engle, Walter Fros- |
tick, Norman Kraft, Chris Walters, and |
w. J. Smith. Dropped: W. ]. Smith |
Neal Clements, George Garland, Walter |
Cation, Adam Walters, Q. G. Swegler, |
and Chauncy Koogle.
Havenner-Added: Oscar Carter Drop
ped: Cotton Shepard, R. Reid, and
D. Munich.
Chesapeake and Potomac-Added: Gil |
bert Hughes. Dropped: Walter Payne.
Sunday school League.
Sherwood-Added: Harry Noone and
Norman Doveless.
North Carolina-Added: Boyle. Drop
ped: James Crawford.
Hamline-Added: Martin West Joseph |
Loverington. E. G. Engle, James Davis, |
George Walters. Pierce Riddle, William |
Carr, and George Gordon.
Marquette League.
Indian Ohice-Added: W. Colston, J. |
Reynolds, Mclean F1eishman, EclSen-
dorf, Reynolds, Coleman, Wells, John |
ston, Miller. Dropped: Gould, Shumate, |
Silvers, seiden, Coursey, Stevenson, |
Lynch, Gormley, sabeau, Koogle, |
Crown
st. stephen's-Added: R. Daniels, w.
Cumberland, w. Leashear F. w weav-
er. Dropped-Mallcy, Timanus, Cas-
tor, r. Rawlings.
Naval Medical-Added: T. F. Perry. /
Dropped: ]. P. Lawrence.
Company K-Added: c. s. Forbes.
George Braddock, J. L. Gleason, H.
Lewis, ]. J. CaIlaghan. Dropped: L.
B. Ernest, R. Glein. r. Hines, ]. J. Muir
ray, r. M. FARRELL.
Suburban. League.
Petworth-Added. Charles E. Ford.
Waters. zed NJ. Brown. Ted Sullivan, and
George Garland. Dropped: william E. /
Hurley, Samuel Brown, Oscar Carter.
Edgar NJ. Mayree. and George seitz.
Takoma-Added: Eugene Judd.
Silver Spring-Added: Fred B. Miller
and ]. Floyd Cissel Dropped: Clarence
AhoIt and Ed N. Quinter.
Brightwood-Added: John Frazier
BrookIand-Added: Lewis Boss and VIII
liam Mckenzie. Dropped: Walter Middle
kauf and ]. Louis Shipley.
independence League.
st. Martin s-Added. Homer c. Gels, 1
Harold Burley. Frank Heistand ano +
Thomas Donovan. Dropped. Julius Ris-
ton, Norris Neilig. Percy Rector. and G.
Byrd.
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