The Washington times., 1913-07-22
SHURTLEFF GIVES OUT
CHANGES IN CIRCUITS
League Leaders Take Advan-
tage of Commission Ruling
and Shift Teams.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Just what players will be able to par
ticipate in the pOst-season series are
made known today by H. V. ShurtIeff
secretary OF the Amateur Association,
following the filing of releases and con-
tracts on July Is.
The last date set for the changing of
teams preparatory for the rush for the
pennants in the various leagues found
the managers making wholesale shifts
in the personnel of their teams. In
consequence the secretary has been hard
put to get all of the teams straight
ened out.
Ninth, virtually awarded the pennant
in the East Washington Sunday School
League, will maintain the following
team for the remainder of the season,
and will enter it in the post-season
games.
The players recorded by the secretary
follow: Chanay. Bell. M. Broome, Har-
ris, Miller Rountree, Cassidy, Givanetti,
c. Broome, Moreland, Walter. Crabs,
Bryant, Won Herbules, King, Snyder,
Kelly, and Maxwell.
Cornell and the Bankers in the Cap
ital City will have their teams lined
up as fOllCWs:
Cornell Company will play Brown,
Edm0nston, Green. Howard, Litz, Mar
tin, Macdonald MarcerOn, Sullivan,
Thompson, Mccarthy, Steele, Lodge,
Kelly, Johnson. SpaUlding, and Smith.
American Security and Trust has Boy
kin, Davis, Dyer, Hoffecker, Macdonald,
Rawlings. Riddle, West, Hays, Zach
ary, Loomis, Morris, ShipIey, Meyers.
Holden, Murphy, Bentley, and Fienle.
The Aggies' roster, in the Depart
mental League, includes Bailey, Bryan,
BabbingtOn. Carroll, Downey, Eidsness.
Tor FFf- -v-nT - 1rV.k,N n
Taylor, Ward, Rousseau, Hull, Kelly.
Kraft Kerr, and Weisenburger.
The Interior team will have Buehler,
Carroll, Colville, COnover, FIannery,
Fisher, Gray, KirF, Lynch, Pollock,
Robinson, Shalin, Tansel, Cullinan.
Cantwen, Warthen, Dampier. and
Straight.
Aggies and Interior are going to
draw the banner crowd of the year. and
I would not be surprising 10 see several
thousand az the White Lot Ellipse dIa-
mOnd today. The teams are battling
for first place honor. A win for Inter
ior will place the team where the Ag-
gies will find It difficult to win, while
loss for interior will mean that the
Aggies will be tied up for the honor.
Chris F'ienle. Banker pitcher. added
another win TO his collection, and proved
master of the Cornell team allowing
but two hits and winning d 4-to-0 VIC
tory. II was case OF old head, Feinle
showing excellent judgment all the way
and combining all his knowledge Of
the finer points of pitching with his
stock in trade.
Cornell was completely held at bay
throughout the seven-inning game. The
Bankers were able to win by clouting
OF the eight hits recorded for them two
were Tor hnmers. The . Bankers col
lected 1--WE stolen bases during the con-
test. Fienle allowed but two to walk
and famed three.
Printers and Y N H. a. went ten
innings TO a 3-to-3 tie in the Central
circuit Yesterday. For five innings
neither side scored. In the next three
while The association nine got one In
the seventh and tied up in the ninth
with two runs Freshman and Weaver
pitched creditlblc bail throughout.
Postoffce is ahead Of War in the
league standing in the Departmental
today, having annexed a G-tO-5 win yes
terday. Errors figured largely in the.
result PostOtfce being guilty OF five
and War making seven in all.
The games to be pluyed today in the
amateur circuits follow:
Capital City League-Bankers VS..
Hyattsville.
Central League-Northern VS.. Twin
ing.
Departmental League-Agrlculture VS..
Tanglewood.
Federal characterization Bureau VS..
Interior
Fast Washington Sunday School
League-Ninth VS. Reformation.
Potomac League-Highlands VS.. G.
Northwest Sunday School League