The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-15
DOUbLE-HEADERS
TO BE staged
Two Games Tomorrow In
Both Sections Of Post
Season Series.
PLAY AT PARK TODAY
Interior and Petworth to Battle at
Home Of the NationaIs-Game
at S O'clock,
BY &. w. SWAN.

Double-headers will be in order to-
morrow in the post-season series, two
bargain matinees being scheduled, one
IN each section Of the series.
In Section A the Bankers and Interior
Will hook up at $50 O'Clock at American
League Park. while Immediately after
this battle Petworth will battle the
Trinity aggregation. Shorty Hughes and
Bill Handiboe have been nominated to
handle these contests.
Central League Park will furnish the
fans of the downtown section who are
unable to witness the contests at the big
park good attraction. Ninth and Sher-
wood will cross bats, this struggle start
ing promptly at oclock. while the sec
ond number of the afternoon will be
between Ninth and Emmanuel. Fritz
Jaeschke and Capt. Jenkins will handle
this double bill.
Petworth and Interior. will play this
afternoon in Section A, the contest tax
ing place at American League Park. This
should be a grand old battle, as the
Red Men are anxious to maintain their
hold to the top rung, and the Federal
Leaguers want to break into the won
column. Manager Stewart will send Kid
well to the hill, while either Flannery
or Dolly Gray will draw the hurting as
u
game will start promptly at S o'clock.
The price of admission will be IS cents.
Sherwood and Emmanuel clash in Sec
ton B at Central League Park. Sher-
wood will more than likely hang a beat
ing on the Northwest outfit, and then
will come strong against Ninth tenor
row.
While Trinity was beaten by the Bank
ers yesterday, the Marquette Leaguers
failed to quit at any time. Manager
Farquhar's boys are liable to upset the
dope, at that. during this series. as
Jones is capable of fiinging a classy
ball game with good support. A couple
of weak spots in the infield need plug
ging up, but as a whole the team COM
pares well with other clubs in the
weaker amateur leagues
The catching of Red Pearson yesterday
vas very good. despite the stolen bases
registered by the Bankers. Hilleary was
rather wild, and Pearson had his hands
full holding up his hurler.
Pierce Riddle surely hit the old Spald-
Ing yesterday, getting a brace of doubles
and a single out of as many trips to the
block. When going good. Riddle is a
SUIT the nfSt SslCkerS, Dut when
the lank boy is not hitting, he fails to
shine. He was hitting yesterday.
Both the Clarendon and Ballston clubs.
who are TO battle for the independent
cha mpionsEip of Virginia at Vigilant
Park next Sunday, will bring over a big
crowd of rooters. This game should
prove to be one Of the hardest fought
games ever seen in local baseball circles.
and the winner meets the Vigilants
for the District title. a battle royal is
looked for. Billy Belts and Joe Handiboe
will umpire the games, the first one
starting at 2:l5 o'clock.
President c. c. Love. of the East
Washington Sunday School League.
said last night that II it is agreeable
10 President Young, of the Amateur
rs sociation. all the games in the post
season series scheduled for Thirteenth
and D Streets Northeast will be played
At Vigilsnt Park. as the field is in
closed, and the spectators would not
come on the field. Here. on our own
field. it is hard to keep the fans back.
and this interferes with the game"
said President Love.
1t is understood that Mr.. Young has
no objection to the playing of the
games at Vigilant Park, so the fans
can journey toward Fifteenth and H
Streets for the remaining games
booked for Thirteenth and D Streets.
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