The Washington times., 1913-08-12
By BRYAN MORSE.

There will be no shift in the post
Season series schedule, and the games
scheduled some time ago by the board
of governors will be played on the days
appointed. If there are postponements
or ties these will be arranged for after
the post-season series is run through if
the playing of such games in any way
affects the standing of the clubs.
This in substance is the ruling given
out by President Robert H Young, of
the amateur association, at noon today.
The fact that rain is calling of the
games today makes it possible to an
nounce definitely the policy to be fol-
lowed in playing of any games post
pOned or tied.
1t was thought that the schedule
would be set back a day, but the an
nouncement is given out by President
Young today so that the fans and play
ers Interested in the games can keep
their engagements made.
In holding to the schedule President
Young points out that players who have
made engagements for the days on
which they do not appear in the post
season series games will suffer no in
convenience. 1t is also outlined that in
several cases the results will have, been
determined, and that the playing OF OF
a postponed game or a tie will be IN
necessary
The post-season series is without two
Of the best of the umplres this year.
Billy Belts has not been working since
the Railroad Y. N. c. a. League blew
up, and has not accepted any games IN
any of the amateur circuits since then.
He is missed from the games this year
for the first time in several seasons.
Shorty Hughes, one of the most
popular arbiters, is OF on vacation,
but is expected back in time for several
OF the games. On the whole the UNI
pires in the games in the post-seas0n
series So far have done exceptionally
good work, there have been few kicks
registered, and things have run along
smoothly.
1t required but two innings of Bank
ers' clouting Yesterday to show Pet
worth Just where ii stood in comparison
tC the heavy stick work Of the Bankers
batters Starting with a rush the AmeTl-
can Security and Trust nine scored N
the opener and in the third got four
runs across. Seitz. hurting for Pet
worth, received a severe drubbing ana
went along until he was pulled out IN
favor OF Gallagher. who got his later
in the contest. The final count was
to ?.
The Bankers got twelve hits off the
offerings OF Seitz and Gallagher. OF
which Meyers, Rawlings, Riddle and
bases on Jess Raggette with ease,
totalirg no less than eight during the
contest.
Hoffecker, who was overlooked the
other day. went into the box for tie
Bankers and delivered in fine shape. His
performance yesterday led the fans to
believe that he should have been used
against the Interior nine in the Bank
ers' first engagement.
Allowing but TWO hits. the Maryland
AEgies star famed six. drove out a
hit, got sacrifice fly and handled q
couple Of chances He failed 10 pass
q batter and won his game with lots
10 spare.
Mohawks, winners Of the Southeastern
pennant, went after the Emmanuel team
yesterday, landing d S-tO-6 win in A
game fun Of errors. The losers man
aged to get credited with seven boots
and presented many runs to the No
hawk team. In but three of the nine
innings did the Mohawk team fail TO
score.
Both teams hit the ball for keeps.
Mohawk getting twelve hits and I'm
manuel ten. and. while fifteen runs
were scored during the contest bat
two were earned. Cash. Hoffman and
Ricketts, led with the stick, each bat
ter being credited with three blows.
Steel Plant walked of with 7-to-5
v N over lIlt i1lEnldn0 aggregation n
the Potomac League. To Highlands er-
rors is attributed the loss of the con-
test.
The Bankers fielding was not Of the
best yesterday 1t is seldom that the
team Eocs through game with three
erTOrs. PetwOrth, on the other hand,
with six errors. failed to show what
vas expected Of II PetworN's runs
were the result Of errors, and the
Federal League winner had no license
10 score twice
Interior, which stands at the ton of
the section column, will get into the
game tomorrow. The Departmental
League winners are saving little but
expect to have no difficulty in getting
away with their game against Trinity.
one-Rame lead may be cut down
and Trinity, while not a strong club,
may hand the Interior nine a Jolt At
the same time Interior is figuring a
win out Of the present series, and ex-
poets to go up against Ninth, the leader
OF section B.
In Cleveland there will be a worlds
series OF amateur baseball teams Chi
Cago. Philadelphia, and Cincinnati
teams are expected 10 go out for the
title there, and il might be a good
idea TO start something along the line
Of either challenging the winner OF the |
series or sending the winner of the
city series here to Cleveland.