The Washington herald., 1911-07-10

Now that Ninth has been beaten again
in the Sunday School League, the Ham
line tribe will more than likely put
crimp in the leaders, as the Hamlinites
have at last succeeded in getting a re-
ceiver who can hold the BAY, at least,
and that viii do a lot with either Priddy
or Beach on the mound.
The big game Wednesday on the White
Lot Ellipse is sure to draw q record
crowd Postofice plays to-day with
Navy, and this should prove one Of the
good games Of the schedule. Should the
MaiIhandlers lose to-day, Commerce and
Labor could afford to lose to Postofnoe
on Wednesday and still remain on even
terms The two teams are practically
tied for first honors, Postofice being
ahead by virtue Of having won a few
more games
Umpire Erwin will doubtless have his
hands full II the game IS anyways close.
Each Of the leaders has a bunch Of kick
ers on its team, and they Will make
Erwin's life miserable If they get half
chance
With the men that Wilkinson hss re-
Gently added to his team, 1t looks as
though he is going to make trouble for
the leaders the Same as he did last year.
st. Paul Is another team that is doing
much Strengthening. and should finish
the season strong.
With Johnny Greer again on his line
up. Manager Parsley should be able to
get better work out OF the st. Paul nine.
It was Greer who was responsible for
St RauFs good showing at the begin
ming Of the season. winning nearly every |
game he pitched.
The Independence is one Of the leagues |
in Washington that is really enjoying !
success. Although there are not games |
every night, the fans are loyal to the |
league, and are supporting It to their |
fullest extent The heavy obligation that |
the league Is under makes this support |
most urgent
It Is probable that Forest Thomson |
will pitch against the Car Department |
to-day IN the R. R. Y. NJ c. A. League
He played first for the southerners
Thursday and will more than likely take
his turn on the slab to-day.
victory for the Southern men over
the Car Department to-day will cause e
tie in the league. The Car Men have
proven best so far, but the Southerners
have shown a great deal Of Improvement
in their last two or three engagements.
and the game is sure to be hard fought
and close.
In case there is an even break In gannes
between the two leading teams a great
deal will depend on the playing Of the |
two weaker ones. II either Of the two
end teams happens to defeat either Of
the leaders IT will practically mean their
downfall So the leaders can be expected /
to play their best ball in each Of their
scheduled games.
The following is the complete roster Of
players in the District League as regis
tered with Secretary Shurtleff Of the
amateur commission:
Columbia 1O1. H.
Charles P. johnson, manager; Edward
Feeney, J. W. Reynolds, F. E. Thornberg,
EDWARD Goucher, Anthony W. Suess,
George Waidelich, William, E. Weaver,
James F. Ellet, R. B. WIIhide, Walter
Bail, Walter Cation. James M Shields.
Donald c. Mcneil, James Watson, James
Krieter, jr., Elmer F. Boyd, c, ]. BUS
sius, J. s. Price, and A. NJ. Julien.
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
Bob Doyle, manager; E. B. Crosson.
Walter Powell Charles LORD, Charles s
Beard, Newton Dempsey, c. E. Lemeric,
Oscar Carter, Vincent E. Torney, George
Clayton, Walter Platt. Benjamin Busch
er Robert S. Jones, jr., Norman Kraft. {
Charles Plunkett, John Hardy. William
H sabins, w. G. Martin, w. T. Maupin.
Ralph Murdoch, and Herbert A. DAILY.
/
William Handiboe, manager; Hoke
FaiconeE. Don Mcdonald. William ,
r. woodward, ]. Earl Hadon. /
William Handiboe. Harry c. Burke. All. !
J. Handfooe. Jack ]. Hurley, jr., Bernard
P. Hessler, Timothy Murphy, William '
strobel, Anthony Mayhem, William J.
McNulty. S. N. Harding. Edw. Burke,
Edw. Davis, Curley Byrd Mofrett Brad | I
ley, Milton Wooden, and Thos Thompson. J
AIOySius Club. {
Al. o'Connor, manager; William
Taylor, John Leonard, James A. Sulli-
van. Talbot Lynch, John C. Clancy. |
Charles ]. o'Reilly, Bernard A. KUN
mer. John ]. Babbington. Thomas ]. II
1arston, Paul Hines, jr., John J. Wid-
paJer. John NJ. Wilkinson. Frank saib.
Rfshard brennan. Joseph Engel, Robert j
'KniAmer. John F. Luitich, J. c. Her 4
ney. Benson, and John Lynch.
Adams Express.
J. +. Waters manager; J. J. Fitzgerald.
9. F. Mcmahon, Fred N. Hcct. Thomas
Gibson, w. E. Stewart, o. H. Anderson.
Cooch o'Nsil y. Loveless. H. D. Howell, j