The Washington herald., 1913-09-13
GREEN TO WORK
FOR ALL.STARS
Indain Finger Of EImira Club,
New York State League,
to Hurl Against Bankers.
OTHER SPORTING GOSSIP
South Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union
to Hold Election of Officers
Monday Night.
By C. w. SWAN.

Chief Greene. former star finger o.
Catholic University, who has been hurl
ing for the Elmira club, in the New YorE
State League, is slated to work the first
game OF the series between the Bankers
and the AII-Stars Monday at Capital City
League Park, North Capitol and
Streets Northeast. This game will star
promptly at o'clock, with Billy Bets
handling the indicator.
Greene has been going good, and should
be able to make the Bankers hustle tC
get the long end of the score. Joe Geibel
will be behind the bat, with Moreland
Davis, Walter, Kelliher, King, Martin
and Jimmy Green IN the neIo.
The Bankers will present their strong
est lineup and a rafting good game is
looked for. The second contest of the
series will be staged Wednesday, while
the third game will be played Thurs
day..
The Aquatic Committee OF the Wash
ington Canoe Club announces the last
aquatic event Of the season, in the shape
of a Club Regatta, on the afternoon of
Saturday, September 20. 1913. beginning
at p. m. Washington Canoe Club
watch fobs will be awarded to the win
ners in the several events.
Competitors must use T-foot Norris
canoes only. No entry fee will be
charged. but those desiring to compete
must send in their entries to the COM
modore on or before Thursday, Septem-
her is. No entries will be accepted after
that date.
Following is the list of events: Novice
single, novice double. championship sim
Gle. championship double, mixed double
fitting. hurry scurry, tail end. consola-
ton single (open to those who have par
ticipated in some other race and 1alled
to win a price. upset race.
An informal dance will be held during
the evening. Music and refreshments
will be provided by the entertainment
committee
The annual meeting Of the South At
lantic Branch Association of the A. a.
q. will be held Monday night at Carroll
Institute, at which time new officers will
be elected and the usual yearly business
will be gotten out of the way.
The most important business 10 De
taken up is the election of officers. II Is
probable that Latrobe Cogswell, Of the
baltimore Country Club, will be re-
elected as president, as will w. J. Lem
kuhIer and Joseph T. England again DE
chosen to fill the positions of secretary
treasurer and official Handicapped, re-
spectively The only local officer, j. F.
Stowell. can very likely be reelected wee
president il he wants to be, but-4 Is
understood that he does not seek re-
election, and Charles ]. Dean, OF Car
roll Institute, and Reginald Rutherford,
of the Washington Swimming Club, are
likely to be candidates to- succeed him.
Both of these men, although young, have
had lots of experience in athletic mat
ters and are hard workers, and could De
depended upon to look after the local
end of the game.
1t is expected that there will be but
one change on the registration commit
tee, which is the only one on which its
members are elected to serve. William
P. Burdick will undoubtedly again be
made chairman, with Joseph ]. Ret
taliata as a member, but because the
Grove Athletic Association
is not low a member of the association,
John 7. Meany will be ineligible for re-
election, and another local man Will be
chosen to succeed him.
At this meeting the dates and places
of the annual championship events will
be decided upon. AS Baltimore held the
track events last year, it is Washing
toms turn TO get them this year, with
the swimming championships going to
Baltimore.