The Washington times., 1912-07-28

With but two weeks more In the anna
teur baseball season, all league sched-
uled being completed by August IA for
the most part, 1t is expected that the
amateur commission will meet this week
for the purpose of arranging the an
nual post-season series to determine the
winner of the District championship and
the right to play the winner of the
Richmond amateur championship for
the intercity title. t
While nothing definite has been given
out 1t Is expected that the post-season
series will be held during the week be-
ginning Aubust IS, and that the inter-
city series will start during the week
following. President Robert H. Young
Is expecting a reply from the Richmond
amateurs In regard to meeting of Of
ficials to agree upon the intercity series
dates and the rules to govern the con-
tests. .....
Winners in all of the various amateur
leagues, with two possible exceptions, can
be picked, and the managers of these
teams are already looking forward to
participation in the post-season series.
The Capital City League announced
today the remaining games to be played
on its schedule as follows:
July 29-Cornell VS.. Rockaways.
July 30-Marines VS.. Y. M. c. A.
July a-Mercury vs.. Capital.
August cornell VS.. Brentwood.
August s-Mercury VS.. Marines.
August 5-Capital VS.. Cornell.
August 6-Brentwood vs. Rockaways.
august a-Y. M. G. A. VS.. Mercury.
August 9-Y. M. c. A. VS.. Capital.
August 10-Mercury VS.. Marines.
August 11-Open.
August 12-Open.
August 13-Open.
August 1EOpen.
August 1b-Open.
Manhattan and Loffler are to play
but one game today in the Independence
League. The announcement was made
today following the report Of yesterday
thar the teams would play double
header. Tomorrow Loffler and Pepco
are ar s to hook E, Up o, in game which should ID
time the teams met and should Pepco
again triumph the league leadership will
be practically settled.
team of local amateurs, recruited
from various league teams. and bear
ing the name "All-Stars," returned re-
Gently from an invasion along the East
ern Shore of Maryland and in Delaware,
where 1t played a series Of five games,
winning all but one. The victories were
scored over Easton, Nd, by IL to 6:
Delmar. by IL to l; Laurel. Del, by s
to /; Milford, Del, by 4 to .. The last
game of the series, that with Cam
bridge. Md, went to the latter by
score of to /. The Washington team
included the following players, managed
by the veteran, Pop" Filler: Catchers:
Walters and Thompson: pitchers. Colley
and Bell: infelders, Adams, Hartshorn,
Beard and Shipley: outfielders, Ander-
son, Kelliher and G. Warthen.
A number of games were played by
the amateur teams which were not
scheduled in the leagues yesterday, one
or two teams taking trips for the pur-
pose of meeting out-of-town mines.
Postoffice, which journeyed to Alexan-
dria to meet the Cardinal team of that
city, met defeat by a 7 to score. Ninth
was unfortunate against the Washing
ton Grove team, losing by a 6 to 8
score. The Hilltop team defeated the
team from st. Elizabeth's by IA to 7
score, having little difficulty In win
ing. The Avalon A. c. team defeated
Barber e. Ross by 13 to g.
The Herald team. Of the Northern
Association, will hold track and field
meet at Marshall Hall, August 80, and
expect to have fully a hundred entries
in tho different events.
Manager Bell, of the ball club, who
is looking after this part of the out
ing, will have entry blanks out the
later part of the week, when they can
be had at Spalding's or the National