The Washington herald., 1911-06-01
By c. w. SWAN.

play with the amateur teams Of the Dis
trict IL the commission enforces rule s
of the playing season rules.
While the rule states that no one play
ing on a team under the national COM
mission on June l can play on any team
under the amateur commission, profess
sionals can still play with the amateurs.
Many of our local stars are playing in
the Tidewater League, an outlaw profess
sional circuit and as no mention Of SAL
aried teams not under the national COM
mission was made in the rule, it will be
impossible to stop them from playing
should they return before the close Of the
season.
This puts another important matter up
to the commission. 1t is not fair to the
men playing in organized professional
ball to let the outlaws come back and
play and keep the formers out Of the
game.
II one is kept out all should be ex-
cluded from the amateur teams.
As is the case when somebody gets
''stung'' at his own game, there will be a
big "holIer'' when the Tidewater boys
0ome home and are allowed to play. But
there is no way to stop them, unless the
commission changes the rule to include
any professional team whatever.
The following are the men registered
with Secretary Shurtliff. Of the anna
teur commission, Tuesday and Wednes-
day:
Capital City League.
Navy Yard-Frank T Niles. F. A.
Jaschki, John G. Carr, S. ]. Giovannetti.
Harry Bryan, Charles Heinrich, John J.
McDonnough. Charles S. Beard, Charles
Becker, Martin Becker. John Leonard.
Jenifer Morris. G. J. Priddy, William
Murphy. Moffett Bradley, Smith Seaton,
William Sullivan.
Sewage Pumping Station-Sonnie Cole
man.
District League.
G. P. O.-Benjamin Bryant, Leo Reck-
hard. Sam Price. Buckholtz. Sullivan.
Beagle.
Commercial LenRue.
R. P. Andrews-William Morris, Fred
Tansill, William Hands, William King,
and George King.
Havener-Morris Beall and Charles
Stewart.
Sunday School League.
Ninth-George Garland, Charles c.
Love. and William Love.
Ingram-George Garland.
North Carolina-A. R Emory, A D.
Kerns, w. w Lowe, H. C. Jackson,
Seabright, and w. w. Watt.
Suburban League.
Takoma-R Roberts, Lewis j. C
Howser. c. Hauser. Perry H. Patterson,
S. H. Ely, John Schrieder, ]. Bladen, j.
5. LanSford, Eugene Judd, Robert S
Jones. ]. Wilson. D. Platt. William w.
Watt, E, Yeager, Blair Thomas, A. G. |
Mulvey, D. Mulvey. Leo Handiboe and |
jackson.
BrooklanI-Fred G. Tansin, Walter D. |
Middlekauff, William A. Krug. George
E. krug, James w. Beckert Earl A I
Simons, Ernest G. Lord, Frank H. Heis- |
tand. Stevens. w. A. Sullivan, James L. |
Shipley, Dan E. Mastin, John ]. Rodler, |
William a. Cord, Clay F. Carlin, Alloy !
sius A. Baldus, George A. Hyatt, Paul
J. Julian, Scott r. Dampier, George B. |
Klun, and Parsons.
Petworth-William E. Hurley, Jesse F.
Baggette. Beverly R. Garrett, Bernard
]. Gallagher, Charles Birch, Martin
Junghaus, T. W. LIE Due, Ferguson
Fague. Fred Hiser. Newton Dempsey,
Charles J. Stewart, ]. A. Mayne, E w.
Mayne, Roland Clayton, George Sietz.
Charles Plunkett, V. E. Torney, Sam
Brown, w. NJ. Morris, and Burgess
Silver Spring-R- Lynch, Tim Murphy,
Charles Dampier, Gerald Warthen, Jesse
Mosburg, Leland Mccarthy, Clarence
Ahalt Neil Mckinney, Ed H. Quinter,
J. F. Cissel, Oliver H. P. Clark, Charles |
Wier, Dick Gordon, Si1 Lodge, Roger |
Moore. ]. Davis, George Mullen, A G. |
Cummings. D. Diamond, and Frank Da-
Wis
Marquette League. |
Corcoran-A. P. Langley, Randall HoI- |
den, Joseph Giovanani, J. A. Waple. S. |
E. Collingsworth, z. Sebastian, J. S. |
Rupert, w. Platt. T. Russo, L. Russo, |
w. c. Mullineaux, Joe Turner, George
Collifiower. William Lisheer, Lester
Mans. Tilly. Raymond Moffitt NJ. Hoh-
nan, Edward Gautt, and NJ Targast,
Independence League.
St Martin's-Perry Mclean.
Kendali-C. J. Callahan, John Fftzger-
aid, and John Mcmahon.
St PauERandau Holden, Kendall
Myers, and H. l. Howard.
Manhattan Robert Rawlings and
George Rawlings.
National Union-william E. Van Bus
kirk, Frank Price. Gordan z. Mcdonald,
James Deavor. John vickery, Charles
Heman, Leonard Selank Herbert Barnes,
Harold Hickey, Elmer Smith, Hope Fall
coner, Frank Graves, Richard Ruiz,
Frank Goebel, H v. Keiser, Vernon
heiser, j. EoWaroS, Z. B. Healy, JOHN
r. Miller, George Eberwen.
r. r.. Y. NJ. G. A. League.
Union Station-J. J. Fitzgerald, E. H.
Smith, r. c. Williamson
Olympia League. r
Woodland Athletic Club-H. L. Haight,
N. D. Turner. R. NJ. Grace, ]. w. Riddle,
c. c. Senseney, z. B. Risdon, George
Chism, Arthur Chism, N. D. Tanner. G.
w. Carter, Lonell Price, David Beatty.
Raymond Ehrmautraut, Edward Thomp-I
son, c. ]. Munich, A. L. Bischoff, Frank .
Scrivener. T. r. Burr, Maurice Rosenthal, &
E. R Buckler Ic
Johnny Priest, the former Washington 8
was out in uniform with g
The New York Yankees yesterday, when
our noble Nationals succeeded In winning.
aided by the rain. Johnny worked out
IN short during the preliminary practice
and showed up well with the major 6
leasuers. Charley Hemphfll, the act i
ing manager Of the Yankees. does not \
know what Hal Chase intends doing with 7
Priest, but 1t is more than likely he will !,
stay with the team for the present. ar :
east. as quite a few Of the Highlanders =
are on the crippled list =
A meeting Of the amateur commission
viii be held Saturday at Spaldines :
store. in Fourteenth street. at D. m.
The managers Of all the teams are in n