The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Railroad League
May Lose Club
Southern Team May Leave Circuit-American
Security Awarded Pennant in Bankers
League-Another Record.
Nv O. w, SWAN.

IT was learned from a prominent off,
cial of the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A League
that the Southern Railway team, runners
up in the pennant race, would Withdraw
from the circuit If the arbitration COM
mittee did not report favorably on It's
protest.
This will make the Railroad Circuit finish
its season with only three clubs, should
the Southern team stand by its word.
Owing to the many complaints that
have come to Secretary Shurtleff, meet
ing of the amateur commission Will be
held next Monday night at Spalding's
store in Fourteenth street. The remand
er Of the list Of eligible players will be
held up until after the meeting Monday
night.
The Marquette League holds another
record-that Of having the largest num-
ber Of umpires OF any league in the Dis
trict. No less than three officials have
tried their luck in Capt. Edwards cir
cult, and now Brooks is trying to make
the brave to be good in the Georgetown
organization.
Clyde Richmond's victory over the
Sewage Pumping Station outfit yesterday
was a noteworthy one In more than one
respect. CyIde had the Pumpers eating
out Of his hand and Cornell had a cinch.
Richmond also had no trouble keeping
his foot in the box.
Mr.. Haines has decided that the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company team
is entitled to the pennant of the Banker s
k,~= 1nro
games In that league, only the American
Security and Trust Company's list OF
players for the post season series are
given.
They are as follows: Martin West, r. E.
Rawlings, P. L. Riddle, NJ. A. Macdonald.
Stewart Hayes, B. F. Davis. G. R. Rawl-
ings, B. T. Boykin, K F. Brooks, ]. o.
Gray, Fred Dyer, Sherman Green. Chris.
Fienn Shock Boteler, Horace Johnston,
p. B. Moore. Adolph Rawlings.
The following is the official list Of ell
gible players in the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association and 1nde-
pendence leagues received from Secretary
Shurtleff, Of the amateur commission:
R.,R- Y. NJ. G. A. LEAGUE.
Baltimore and ohio-J. H. Peak. Emile E. Mori,
jr. Alfred n. Mon, @ n. Graham, Il. II. QUITS,
John J. Barnes. George B. Smith. A. L. Buscher.
O. D Is BOvendsr E L. oo EehiSO1 r a W!M MhleT' W.
QUITS. R. n. McGlone, z. E. Thayer, John II.
Jeman-
Car Depsrtment-James F. oEIlow. John F.
Callox W. g. Hanvey, W. Hanly, 8. W. Hughes,
jr, B. P. Jewett, John Kilroy, Harry L. Mac
Donald. Raymond T. Pugh, John L. Sullivan. John
Stansbury, William S. King. Frank h. Barnes,
c. T. limbaugh. W. Kehl, W. Stanley Taylor. J. J..
Southern Railroad-w. B. Young Hazen VIII
Jams. T N. Thompson, W. ]. Shoebel, G. g. Sen
seney. E. 7. Naughten. ]. ". Gregory. Ed J.
McGregor. c. h McCluns, ]. g. Leach, f. e.
Burns. W. ]. Knghton, Forrest Thompson, How
ard Carey.
Union station-c L. Williams. NJ. A. sratton.
William H Osborne, R. n. Brewer. Samuel T.
Ryan. E. Il. Smith, R. Q. Williamson. A. J. sheT-
man, H A. Brooks. A. S. Bundy, J. L. Rust, B.
y. Mccain, Asa s. Wantz, Thomas R. Can. ii. A
Prinzng. J. A Grouse.
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Kendall Athletic Club-Marion Pollock. Michael
Moran Joseph A. Clements, John F. Tuohy, John
Mccormick, Smith seaton. Chester Knott, James
Curtain, S. d. sterns Albert Fisher John Nc
Mahon. Arthur DiVTer. Aloysius o'Neil, R z
Page Edward Myers. L. 4. Mclaughlin, Henry Bal
zer, Fred TansiI, Henry Mess, Arthur Bell.
st. PauNWalter NJ Parker, Byron Beall. Clarence
Cullum, Frank Burnes, Vincent Sannino. Peter
valear, Z. H. Parsley. Eugene Rupert. Walter
Hughes, c. W. Sanford John Greer, L. II. Weisen-
berger, Charles piozet.- Paul Moore. +. w. Greer.
H Huntermsn, Stewart Angelo.
Manhattan-Walter Ferguson. Joseph Engel, Fred
Tew SWiIliam Burley, James Oakley, James Fegan,
Scott Dampier, Charles DampieT James Donnelly,
Whitney Hartman, Gates Rapp. Russell Lynch,
William F. Donnel]y ST., William F. Donnelly. jr.,
Robert Rawlings, George Rawlings, Harry Burke,
Adam Walter, Charles Salb. n. Howard.
wareriey-Carl Baker. Reid Stanton, Anthony
Mayhew, Edward MacDonough, Harry OMera
James Sweeney. James Fitzgibbons. Clarence Madi-
gan Steven Clements. Lee Handiboe. Dave Nc
Kee Edwin Roche, John Sullivan, Ernest Meme
fee James oLeary. Alexis Doyle, E ]. McGolrick,
Eugene Frick, Thomas Tuohy. John F. Kelly.
ST. Martin's-M A. ]. Walker. A. L. NutweIl,
William Wynkoop, Thomas g. Heany Perry No
Lean, Frank Heistand. Randall Holden, Clay Car
lin. SteTe Sullivan, George KruGg. William Nc
Kenzie, Earl Simons, Ernest Lord. Joseph Beck
ert Walter Southern. Louis Boss Hops Falconer,
Frank Warren. Fred Tansin, John NJ Wilkerson-
National Union-James K. DeaTer, John E. vick-
cry Charles HamAnn. NJ. v. Kaiser, Charles
Kraemer, G. II. Braddock, John Healey, Francis
Nealey NJ. Smith George Coleman, Thomas Deg
nan, s. Martin. Frank Price. n. Macdonald, Fred
stringer Albert Kaufman, ". 8. Shallenberyer, G.
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