The Washington times., 1911-08-11

Amateur baseball fans are today wait
ing with expectancy for the ump!res
to call Play bah"' at the opening OF
the post-season series for the cham
r.onship of the District. and the right
to the Richmond Battle-Ax team for
the intercity championship.
All plans were completed at the meet
irS OF the commission last night and
the opening games will be played to-
morrow at Sis, Postoffice, Of the De-
Tartmental League, meeting the winner
OF the Sunday School race at District
League Park, First AMI NJ streets
northeast, and American Security meet
ing Petworth at Thirteenth and D
Str Gets northeast.
Games in section A. division A, will
be played alternately at District League
Iark and Capital City LeagIe Park,
North Capitol and L streets. Games in
section of Division B will be played on
Thirteenth and d strea.s northeast,
northwest, and First and w streets
northwest. The games IN Section B
win be played on the home grounds of
the three leagues represented.
Umpires for Series.
The umpIres for the series are Belts.
Hughes. Cleveland, Venable, and Handi-
Doe, the latter handling the games in
section B, and the first four alternating
In the two divisions of section A. Those
who will be in charge Of the contests
al the different parks. designated as as
sistant treasurers, are o. w. Roakes,
W. NJ. DeNeane, w. c. Love. H. d.
Beasley, Samuel Tiett, w. l.. Taylor,
and Henry Blosser.
Those who drew for places in the
schedule were: For Capital City. James
o'shea; District Maurice O'Sonnor;
School Frank Adams: Suburban, R. s.
Jones; Bankers, H. S Reeside; 1nde-
pendence, o. w. Roakes; Commercial,
w. N DeNeane; Olympia. Thomas k1r-
by; R. r. Y. NJ. c. A, J. T. Bond; Mar
quette, Sergeant Robbins.
In addition to these men, there were
present: R. H. Young. president; n
v. Shurtleff, secretary; Charles Graz
League; w. r. Love, sun
day School League Frank Bradley
Jim sprigrnan, c. c. Love. Donnelly,
and about forty players. !.
Each league, with the exception OF
the Olympia, was represented, and the
lists of players for the post-season were
certified. Manager DeNeane, of An
drews, requested that he be allowed a
catcher in place of Moore, who broke
his finger last week, but his request
was denied, one league taking exception
10 it.
Post-Season Lists.
The personnel of the teams to be rep
in the post-season series fol-
lows:
CorneIl-Capital City League. Smith, Gal
laGher. Edmonston, Cy Mcdonald. NJ.
Vaughn, r. King. Hessler, Marceron Moran,
Handiboe, Baggette, S. Mcdonald. NJ Wood
en-, G. Mullen. Barnhart, Hayes, Ryan, c.
Richmond, and Leverton.
Postofice-Departmental League. Charles
p Hinkle, NJ. Vaughn, N Kraft, W. Fergu-
son, J. Kerr. NJ. Bradley, G. d. Ryan, A. p.
Fenton; ", /: McMorris ": H Banb-
Middlekauff. V. NJ. Grath. L. Gertman.
Hamline-Sunday School League. Bishop,
Spaulding, Heinrich, Miller, Watson. Lever
Kee. Kerr. Beach, Lipp, Russo Butz, Fare !
well. Woodward, Benson.
Sherwood-Sunday School League,Robin- |
Hiett. Porter, Moore. .Loveless, Rawlings, |
Heck. W. r. Love.
Aloysius-District League. Taylor. Hur-
ley, Hines. Widmayer, o'Reilly, brennan. |
Wiikerson r. Hummer, B. Hummer, Lynch, |
Green. Sullivan. Marsdon, Clancy, and Bab- |
bington.
American security-Bankers' League. West. |
B, Rawlings, Riddle. Macdonald Hayes, |
Dyer. Green, Ffenli. Boteler, johnson. Moore.
A. RAWLINGS.
Aanhattan-Independenc League. Tew.