The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30
BOARD TOACT ON
DISPUTED GAMES
Governors Of Amateur Asso.
citation to UnraveI Sunday
School Difficulties.
OTHER LOCAL COMMENT
Interior Lands Title by Outplaying
Asgies-Eastern League Games
to Be Played Over.
BY C. w. SWAN.

Four protested games will be ruled
on by the board of governors of the
Amateur Association at a meeting Of
that body scheduled for Friday night
In the board room, of the American
Security and Trust Company. at
O'Clock. The protested games are:
June IL. Reformation VS.. Ninth; June
"a, First NJ. P. VS.. Ninth: July 8, I'm
manuel VS.. Whitney Avenue, and July
Z. Whitney Avenue VS.. Emmanuel.
A conference of the board was held
last night in the office of the Wash
ington baseball club with President
Young as chairman. Manager Griffith,
Secretary Shurtleff. and Treasurer
Kind attended the meeting. Plans for
the playing OF the post-season series
were discussed at length. but nothing
was given out for publication.
1t is understood that the original
plan of putting the names in a hat
and drawing for places in the sections
will be adhered to, and that the sew
eral ideas advanced by different men,
bers of the association will not be car
ried out.
Interior clearly outplayed the Agyics
yesterday in the Department League
Dolly Gray pitched a pretty game, Ell
""AiS ohls iohi mus dlSO WIS sup
ported in brilliant form. Fisher on sec-
ond, and Walthern in short, played a
great game in tie field, the latter taking
two Texas ieaguers in easy fashion.
The Redmen got the jump on the Ag-
gies, by scoring three runners in the
opening frame. This appeared to take all
the fight out Of Bob Murphy's club. ana
Gray had them buffaloed. Harry Shai.n
led with the willow. getting a brace Of
he @alr III
flies faultlessly.
The game of Monday In the Eastern,
between the Shamrocks and the No
hawks, will be played over At a meet
ing of the league last night it was d.
cided that the game should be ordered
out of the standing of the league, and
both managers agreed to play the con-
test over.
Young Thomas, the local feather-weight
boxer, will get his last chance in the
ring at Ardmore tomorrow night, as a
preliminary boy. Unless Thomas shows
better than he did on his first appear
ance, he will not be given another show.
Thomas showed considerable promise
last winter, fighting in Baltimore, but
In his bout with Jack Andrews, Of Bal
timore, at Ardmore. he looked like
lemon. 1t is now up to Thomas.
Manager Oliveri, of the Vigilants, has
accepted the challenge of the Holy
Cross Lyceum baseball team, of Balti-
more, Nd, and has booked them for
this Sunday in a double-header at the
Vfgilant. Park, Fifteenth and H Streets |
Northeast. The Holy Cross boys have
played the strongest teams in and around
Baltimore, including the MARYLAND Me-
tiers and Bill Byers' Yannigans. Included
In their lineup are a few former minor
league boys. One local manager has
shown by booking these games that he
is after the strongest teams available,
and the patrons of Vigilant Park are
sure to see some good fast ball games
The first game will start promptly at
2:l5, with Giovennetti on the mound and
Husk Platt on the receiving end. and
the second game will find Forest Thomp-
son ana Zachary doing hcnors.