The Washington herald., 1912-07-31
COrnell'S New Hurler
Will Surprise Amateurs
Jackson Latest Addition to the Paperhangers, Likely
to Be Sensation of Post-season Series
List of Players
ny c. W. SWAN.

BY g. w. SWAN.
Manager Cornell, of the Tigers, the
club which Will represent the Capital
City League in the post-season series.
will depend upon jackson, his new
hurler. TO do the majority Of the pitching
In the post-season series.
Jackson has pitched clever ball Tor tne
Paperhangers SO far this year. and Boss
Cornell is confident that he VIII be able
TO pitch his club into the District cham
pionship.
= Cornelrs new hurier has seen service
IN the professional ranks, and wnen ne
lets out on the amateurs In the post
season series something Is booked 10
happen.
II Is requested that several hard-hit-
ting outfielders drop IN this ofiice some
time tonight. It will pay them to come
early.
The following IL the ofdcial list OF
registered players on the leading teams
in the Amateur Leagues. These men
are the only ones, on the teams men
toned. who are eligible to play in the
post-season series:
Cornell company"-Clarence Berger.
Sam. Edmonston. H. D. Howells. Will
Lam Hollander, John ]. Hurley. Jr.,
Robert L. Hummer. William ]. Marce-
ron. Arthur R. Noyes. John Salb. F. H.
Thompson. Cy Mcdonald. George Prid-
dy. E. v. Gastemeyer, s. Giovannetti.
John Martin, R. NJ. jackson. John d.
Moye, William e. Van Buskirk.
Ingram Church-A. ID. Bertz. Frank H.
Bury. Ray Crown, Norman Ford. John
Hoffman. Clarence w. johnson, Charles
E Miller. Albert Hoffman. Charles Pio-
zet Earl J. collinsworth. w. G. Key
worth. MiIlard =. Peake, H. J. Kinks.
George Z. Eberwein. W. G. McMorris,
Jack z. Hass. Frank Foy.
Nativity Club-Sanford johnson, John
Dougherty, Henry Green, Frederick f.
Herman, 6. T Hutchfson, Charles Kel-
ley, r. L. Snithson, Harry Smithson,
G. H. Durity, Paul A. CohiIl, George G.
Thompson, ]. w. Luscomb. Thomas L.
Small, Warren Dean, Frank Merrill,
James NJ. Boteler. Ernest E. Harmon
Southern Railway-Fred A. Bischof, W.
\. crymes, ]. W. Gregory, H. c. Hol-
Drummer. Gilbert A. Nelven. Edward F.
Naughten W. T. Platz, W. ]. Strobel
R B. McGregor. B. c. Brown, J.. NJ.
Brown, Ray A. Miller, c. P. Booth
George B. Smith, n. D. Heaton, W. B.
Young.
Adams Express-James G. Bryant, Har-
~ c. Barron. John ]. Fitzgerald, Thomas
r. Gibson, S. o. Peck, E. A. Snyder, W.
l. Stewart, E. r. Violet. W. S. Hanvey
John c. Sheehan. Thomas L. Allen. P. L.
Ward. John W. Bush. J. W. Cornell
Loffiler Provision Company-Claude Fl.
Brady, Guy Lucas. Norman G.. Loveless.
Eugene Mel, Andrew ]. Walker, George
z. Smith. C. Maddox, Michael Moran.
Albert Fischer. Edwin Myers. W. Nett
zey, George F. Nau. Edmund L. Burke,
John ]. Babbington, Pat Diver, Philip
A Busher. Earl Steele. Burton G. Ship
ley. -
paooo C,.-o,, n ,.
Gin. James p. Green, H. Irving Howard
Harry H. Kidwell. K. Meyers. T. F. Sui
livan, r. NJ. Grace, James A. Fury. Ju-
Illus Munich. W. G. Morris. W. G. Martin,
Roy c. Litz. Robert o. D. Murphy, Ar
thur Beall, Randall Holden, s. ]. Lodge,
Henry J. Balzer.
Washington Union Printers-Charles
Henry Cooke Edward Goucher, Angus
tus N. Julien, William B. Milans. Elmore
Mckay, Joseph w. Reynolds, F. Edward
Thornberg. Robert B. Willhide. George
B. Wood, William Ed. Weaver. James T
Elicit. A. W. Suess. James c. Watson,
Everett NJ. Stone. Z. n. North, and Hen
ry II. Zimmerman.
Park Athletic Club-Richard Rogers,
Louis Heiser. Magnes P. Wood. Edward
widmayer, John R. Miller, ]. Chism,
Paul K Rider, Tonic Russo Charles Cur
tin. A. Bernard Gallagher, Edward Lam
gan. Roland Clayton. Jesse F. Baggette.
J. Hull, W. c. Torrey, E. J. Yoho. Ches-
ter A Knott, and D. Gordon.
Government Printing ofice-J. Fitzgib-
bon. J. F. Ford. -. F. Hughes, E. F.
Kelley, L. Stockman, p. C. Sullivan, John
A. Staub. Earl W. Lucas. Timothy J.
Frye. Edward Herbert, Frank A Goebel,
Elmer H. Smith, A. CockriIl, Harry c.
Burke, B. Coombs, Nelson A. Miller, |
Lloyd NJ. Williamson. and c. z. Lemeric |
Post-ofhce-N- NJ. Bradley. Warren
Adams, W. B. c. Barnhart. Arnold p. |
Fenton. Walter Ferguson. L. A Cert |
II. A. Nen, Merrill Vaughn. Norman A |
Kraft Maurice P. McGrath. John W. |
Haring, George s. Ryan. Charles s. |
Beard. John c. Mccormick. and H. c. |
Flannery.
Ninth Street c. C.-MiIton Broome, |
Roger Moore. Gilbert Cassidy. John W. |
Crabbie, Thomas H. QuantreIl, JenIfer |
Norris, Thomas Harris, c. B. Broome. |
o. W. Fanshawe, Vernon B. Dodge, |
Ralph A. Murdoch, ]. W. Brewer, A. G. |
Buehler. d. w. Bell. E. W. McLarren. |
Jack Walters. William G. Hands, and B. |
z. Bryant. |
American Security-Malcolm Mcdonald,
Pierce L. Riddle. Stuart s. Hayes. D.
Frank Davis, Basil P. Boykin, Martin r. |
West. @. R. Rawlings, r. E. Rawlings. |
Fred Dyer, Chris Feinle. William Boteler. |
Sherman r. Greene, George Van Dyne |
Charles Moran. and r. Y. Zachary.
game which promises to be well con-
tested and exciting will be played on the |
White House Ellipse this after |
noon at o'clock between Post-ofice |
the winner of the Departmental League |
pennsnt. and the city post-office team. |
which recently won the prizes offered the |
victors In the United National Associa- |
tion OF Post-office Clerks contest at Mar |
shall Hall. Dave" Brown, the manager |
of the city post-office team, claims to |
have team superior to the departmental
outfit, and the result of this specially ar
ranged contest will be awaited with in
terest.