The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
GRACE N. B. TEAM
COMPLETESSUNDAY.
SCHOOL CIRCUIT
Six Clubs New in League.
Grounds Not Chosen.
President Elected.
OTHER AMATEUR GOSSIP
M c. W. SWAN.

Grace NJ z. Church was admitted into
the Sunday School League at the meet
ing of that circuit last night at the yesi-
dence OF N. E. Sands. thus completing
the roster Of the league.
fAs has been announced from time to
time, J. William De Grange handed in
his resignation as president, and w. o.
Cornelius was elected to serve this term.
Frank Adams. Of Ingram, was chosen
as the vice president, and NJ. F. Sands
will again be the secretary and treas
uref.
c. C. Muir. who win manage the
Grace team. states that he has q rat
ting good bunch already signed, and
that his club viii put up a sttn fight
for the Sunday School pennant. Several
committees were appointed, including
one on printing and a committee TO draw
up the schedule.
While nothing definite was given out,
IL is understood that the league has
already secured a playing site, but Is
awaiting a few developments in the
United States League, and should that
circuit fail 10 materialize. II Is under
stood that the Sunday School organiza-
ton win hold sway at Fifteenth and
H Streets Northeast.
The teams represented last night
were as follows: Sherwood. w. r. Love;
ingram. H n. Roberts; Anacostia, Rev.
Mr. Bartens; Nativity, W. E. Carver;
Grace, C. c. MUIR; North Carolina, M.
E. Sands.
A meeting Of the league has been
called for next Wednesday night
1t was learned last night that the
Commercial League would again be
reorganized There are several teams
that are ready to play ball, and meet
ing OF that circuit will be heldSn the
near future.
The schedule Of the Independence
League. as published elsewhere on the
sporting page. has games scheduled for
August Il, when the commission has
ruled that the leagues shall close not
later than August is. It must be re-
called that the Independence League had
some little difficulty last fall with the
closing Of its season. the Kendalis fight
ing hard TO delay the game. and Presi-
dent Roakes being called upon as final
resort to forcibly close the playing sea-
son.
There is little doubt that as soon
as the officials note this II will be
changed SO as not to allow any trouble
that might crop up come 10 the surface.
All things considered, the fight for the
high school championship this year VIII
hardly be as close as it was last year.
With Tech and Central fighting hard.
Western and Eastern will be left 10 scrap
for the third-pIace position. There Is
very little likelihood OF the West Enders
making a strong bid for the pennant
owing to the lack Of having q tirst-class
hurler, although LOomis is showing up
fairly well in practice.
Central lookS good, as does the Tech
bunch. The Blacksmiths have been
UorkIng daily. and will make a game
fight for the top honors. The o Streeters
look to be the logical choice, although
the Manual Trainers may surprise the
knowing o
Manager c. T. Hutchinson, OF the Sill
yer Spring Nationals, would Ike TO ar
range games with teams in or out OF
the District Manager Hutchinson has
corraIIed a fast bunch of youngsters, and
promises a good game TO all. His address
is CO.. Morton Street.