The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
|R. r. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE
TO OPEN SEASON TO-DAY
Union Station and Southern Railway Mines Clash in
Opening Game Lists of R. r. Y. NJ c. A., Mar
quette, Sunday School, and Olympia League
Players Made Public
By C. w. SWAN.

/ ny Os W. . Z" ANs
At the meeting of the Railroad Y. M:
c. A. League last night in the associa-
| ton rooms every team except the United
States Express was represented.
The lists Of players were turned in and
other business relating to the opening
game which is scheduled for to-day,
were discussed. Extensive preparations
have been made to take care of record
breaking crowd this afternoon, and II
| the sun shines bright hot battle will
take place at Fifth street and Florida
avenue northeast.
The teams will leave Union Station
promptly at o'clock in sightseeing au-
tomobiles. and after a tour Of the city
| will enter the league grounds and the
season will be under way. A band will
be in attendance, and will enliven the
proceedings with rag-time and classic
music.
B. 3. Tolson. chairman CT the commit
tee of management Of the Railroad Y
NJ c. A., will toss the first ball. South
ern and Union Station are due to hook
Up this afternoon. and II the word Of the
respective managers count warm con-
| test is sure to result.
Those present were President ]. T.
Bond, Secretary G. H. Winslow; E. F.
Hister. Southern: ]. T. Nolan. Union Sta
ton; L. H. Taylor. Car Department; j.
A. Shanahan, Shops; and c. H. Graham,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
| The following is the list of players:
| Union Station-R. H. Brewer, w. L.
Green, W. L. Kehl, ]. D. Kurtz. H. l..
Merchant. w. H. Osborne, H. F. Prinz-
ing. G. E. Rowe. A. j. Sherman. E. III.
| Smith, NJ. A. Stratton, w. s. Taylor, P.
P. Thorton, ]. D. Thompson, c. T. Um-
baugh, c. l.. Williams. G. w. Aliens
worth, W. ]. Knighton. S. T. Ryon. and
| G. r. Anderson.
B. & O.-S C. Brown. ]. ]. Barnes,
J. NJ. Cults, H. H Cults. C. H. Graham,
A. H. Mori. A. v. McGlone, E. E. Mori.
Jr.. ]. H. Peak. c. A. Strickland. A. j.
| Wall. and N. E. Hayghe.
Car Departmental. F. Callow. w. s.
| Hanvey, w. Handy. S. W. Hughes, E. P.
Jewett, E. G. Kelly, ]. Kilroy. H. l..
Mcdonald. B. P. McCann, S. o. Peck.
R. T. Pugh, ]. E. Sullivan, ]. Stans-
| bury. and w. s. King.
Southern Railway-E. R. Buckler.
Fitzgerald, ]. W. Gregory, E. J. Kearney.
c. W. Hanifold, r. A. Miller. E. T.
Naughton, W. T. Platz. C. G. Senseney.
W. l.. Shumate. w. ]. Strobel, T. NJ
w. B. Young, H. c. Holburner, w. o.
Nillson,
Shops-J. T. Mcknight. F. H. Barnes.
E. D. Carroll, C. C. Elsea- ]. F. F1aherty.
J. L. Gray. ]. HanIey. H. L. Mitziger. ].
P. Noone, ]. A. Shanahan. p. j. Shan
ahan. E. P. Strippy. E. r. Kelly.
United States Express-List not In.
W. NJ. Brown. of West Virginia, will
throw out the first ball at the opening
game OF the Sunday School League on
Monday. This was announced at the
meeting held last night at the residence
of Secretary Ormsby.
Three lists of players were turned in
last night The next meeting is called
for Friday. May S. at the residence of
c. c. Love, 101s D street northeast.
Those present at the meeting were Pres
ident Col ]. William De Grange. Secre-
tary Ormsby. Scorer L. NJ. Eidness, Frank
Adams. Ingram; c. C. Love. Ninth; DR..
Butz and Mr.. Litchf1eld Hamline; L. E.
McGill, Anacostia, and w. r. Love. Sher-
wood.
Eligibility list Of Sunday School League
to April S 1911:
Anacostia-L. E. McGin, manager; NJ.
McGrath, ]. McGrath, flaming, Phipps,
H. Skillman Fairall. Morriss, E. johnson,
Birch, Collingsworth, Martin
Ingram Memorial-Frank Adams, mana
ger; Bullough, Cassidy, Crabbie. Dodge,
Goeble, Judy, Leland. Ligon. Palmer E.
Smith. Upton. Varela, Wallis.
North Carolina Avenue M. PR. NJ.
Yost manager; E. C. Davis. Crown, Nc
Allister, F. B. Miller. L. L. johnson, F.
Mattingly. Shaw, Sands, E. Farrell, Krei-
ter, Henderson. Raymond, Dougherty,
Heinz. Thayer. Zambrany, Jefferies. Bit
finger I.ueo Vina Hiphpeake
The following list OF players Of the
Olympia League teams was made public
last night:
Southland. J. Flaherty. manager: John
Ebert, M. F. Watson. E. J. Kearney. NJ.
H. Beavers. William s. Rodgers. William
eau, ]. E. HUNT. w. Buckholtz, r. A.
Murdock, c. wyncoop. Albert Joy, E ].
Norton, j. L. De Chard, Leo Callahan.
Silver Spring Nationalist. B. Glover,
manager; H. C. Knapp. F. P. Clark, L. r.
Knapp, o. H. Clark. c. Larman, e. B.
Lee. owen Keith. c. A. Kamm, w. R.
Saunders. L. L. Gill. William H. Howes.
L. Mccarthy, c. T. Hutchinson, r. E.
Greer. J. F. Cissel, r. Gill, J. B. Bailey.
]. B. Glover.
Braddocks-George w. Mudd manager;
c. E. Remsburg. H. woodard, Joseph
Coursey, H. w. Benton, John Shugrue,
6. w. Mudd. c. w. Handy, r. d. Benton.
Andrew Stewart, H. T. Cash, w. J. Gu
sack. Frank Colley. G. M. Molloy, w. w.
Jones. J. B. Ray. c. c. Lipp.
Sligo-Harry H. Wilson, manager c.
D. Howells, o. NJ. Carter. H. o. Thomp-
son, ]. p. Fegan. I. w. Hall, Robert
Grace, NJ p. Wood. N. Black, w. c.
Black F. c. Whitmarsh. H. Barnes,
Richard Gessford, Charles S. Beard, j.
W. Thompson, John Haer, w. v. Bur-
ley, and John Beall.
Emmanuel Baptist Church-William E.
Richardson. manager. 8. d. Willis. D.
E. Bullock. A. H. Sinclair. c. r. Hentz.
H. Thompson, J. e. Sheckells, @. F.
Cramer, A. B. Baker. B. T. Hayden,
Graham Hodges. s. E. Cuttings, william
e. Richardson, II. A. Seay, F. J. Rappee
s. B. Seay, c. NJ. Kiefer, and E. w.
Adams.
White Haven-w F. Maupin. manager.
B. Sherier, c. W. Sherier. ]. c. Burch. o.
Guy. J. T. Fletcher. r. s. Harrington.
w. F. Maupin. c. II. Ruble. H. C.
sherier. p. A. sherier. c. w. Bishop. J.
Mulligan, d. L. Du Pre-. Edward Howard,
w. Bunstead. T. J. Carroll. C. Fletcher,
H. I. Howard. and w. Martin.
The list Of players who VIII comprise /!
the nix clubs fr the Marquette League
were submitted to the secretary 1t last
nights meeting The names Of many
well-known ball tossers are included and
the standard Of bali IL expected to
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