The Washington times., 1911-07-21
Dates In the independence
League Given Out
Today.
TEAMS ON EQUAL
FOOTING FOR LEAD
Championship Depends on These
Two Battles, as Teams Out
class All Others.

Manhattan and Kendall meet again
on August 2 and August 8. according to
the schedule of postponed games given
out today by the officials of the Inde-
pendence League. These two teams
are now tied for the lead, Kendall hav-
ing drawn up to an equal footing by de-
feating National Union yesterday, and
Manhattan Tuesday.
Eeach Of the leading teams has
Eeven more games. and on the outcome
OF the two games scheduled between
them will depend the championship, as
each is vastly stronger than the other
teams in the league.
Postponed Games
The schedule of the postponed games
follows:
July q. Kendall VS.. St. Paul: July Is,
Kendall VS.. Waverley: July o. Waver-
ley vs. st. Paul; July 81, St Martin VS..
August l. National Union vs. St. Paul;
August ?, Kendall VS.. Manhattan; Au-
gust 8, Kendall vs.. National UnionI Au-
Manhattan VS.. National Union; August
z, St. Martin VS.. St Paul; August s, st.
Paul VS.. Kendall; August 9. Manhattan
VS.. Kendall: August 10. Manhattan VS.,
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Roster of the Leagues.
Following is the complete roster Of
teams in the Independence and r, R. Y.
II. c. A Leagues. as announced by Sec
retary Shurtler. Of the Amateur Com
mission:
R. R. Y. NJ. C. A. League.
Baltimore and Ohio-J. H. Peak, Emile
e. Mort. jr.; Alfred N. Mori. c. N. Gra-
ham, H. H. Cults. John J. Barnes.
Bovender, E. L. Etchison, r. A Miller,
W. D. Nillson. R. E. Wolcott, A. J.
Wall, J. NJ. Cults, r. NJ. McGlone. R.
e. Thayer, John H. Jerman.
John F. caIiow, W, S. Hanvey, W
ffanly, S. ". Hughes. tr. B. P. Jewett,
John Kilroy. Harry L. Macdonald, Ray
mond T. Pugh. John L. Sullivan. John
stansDury TilliSm s. King ErSIk Ke5I II u
StsHit soutSern 4HS'P5 RsiIToad-W' II; b Young.
Hazen Williams, T. N. Thompson. ".
nev, n. z. Hoibruner, W. T. Piatz, R,
leach, F. E. Burns. W. ]. Knishton,
Forrest Thompson, Howard Carey.
stratton, william H. Osborne, r. +.
Brewer. Samuel T. Ryan, E, H. Smith.
R. c. Williamson, A. J. Sherman, H.
a a. .. y. H.
P. McCann. Asa S. Wantz. Thomas R.
Carr, H. A. Prtnzlng, J. A. Grouse.
independence League.
Kendall Athletic Club-Marion Pol
lock Michael Moran, Joseph A. Glenn
ents, John F. Tuohy. James Curtain,
s. D. Sterns, Albert Fisher, John Nc
Mahon, Arthur Diver Aloysius O'Neil, |
r. E. Page, Edward Myers, L. A Nc
Aaughlin Henry Bal5er; Fred Tansill.
Bean, Clarence Cullum, Frank Burnes, !
Vincent Sannlno. Peter Nalear, E. H. |
Parsley. Eugene RUPERT Walter
H. Weisenberger. Charles Piozet. Paul
Moore, F. w. Greer, F. c. Whitmarsh, |
,Adolph Rawlings. F. Lyon. c. H |
Hunterman. Stewart Angelo.
Manhattan-Walter Ferguson, Joseph |
Engel. Fred Tew, William Burley. |
James Oakley. James Fegan, Scott |
Dampier, James Donnelly, Whitney |
Hartman, Gates Rapp. Russell Lynch.
Bonneliy. jr;. Robert Rawlings. George
Charles Salb. \. Howard.
Waverley.Carl Baker. Reid Stanton.
Anthony MAYHEM, Edward MacDon- |
ough, Harry O'Mera. James Sweeney. |
James F1tzgtbbons. Clarence Madigan, |
Steven Clements, Lee Handiboe, Dave !
Mckee. Edwin Roche, John Sullivan, |
Doyle, f J. McGolrick, Eugene Frick, |
Thomas Tuohy, John F. Kelly.
st. Martin's-M. A. ]. Walker, A. l.. |
NutYell, William Wynkoop, Thomas G. |
Heany. Perry Mclean, Frank Heistand. |
Randall Holden, Clay Carlin. Steve Sui |
Hvan, George Krugg, William McKen-
zie, Earl Simons. Ernest Lord, Joseph |
Beckert, Walter Southern. Louis Boss, |
Hope Falconer. Frank Warren, Fred |
TanstII. John NJ Wilkerson.
National Union-James K. Deaver. |
John e. Vickery Charles Hamann. NJ |
V. Kaiser, Charles Kraemer, G. II |
Braddock. John Healey, Francis Nealey, |
r. :an Smith, SeUEEe Coleman M prich Thongs
Macdonald, Fred Stringer, Albert Kauf- |
man, w. S. Shallenberger, G. MUIR. |
William E. Van Buslxirk.