The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-08-21
Standing of the Clubs.
By BRYAN MORSE.

The big clash in the pOSt-SeaSOn Sc
ries finals for the city championship
and the right to represent the city IL
the post-season series will be started or
Monday afternoon, according to Presi-
dent Robert H. Young. when the Bank,
ers, winners of Section A, and Ninth
winners of the Section B title. get to-
Sgether in the first of a three-game Sc
ries.
Wins for both organizations in games
scheduled yesterday put them at the
top beyond question, and while the
schedule will be played out to the end,
the fans will anxiously wait until the
games are called. 1t has been an
nounced that Umpires Hughes and
Handiboe will handle the games. which
are slated TO be played at American
League Park.
President Young hands out a ruling
that the Trinity Petworth contest OF
Tue sday last, which was awarded 20
Petwcrth, shall be played over on the
Marquette League grounds on Saturday
afternoon. This is the only game sched-
uled for the amateurs that day.
After careful consideration of the facts
in the PetwOrth-Trinity controversy.
President Young declares that the Pet
worth team has a right to claim the
gene on a technicality. II is expected.
however, that the Georgetown fans viii
be given an opportunity to see the
game scheduled for Saturday.
The Bankers cinched the section A
pennant with win over the Trinity
team in a five-inning contest yester-
day by a score Of S to ,. The Bankers
scored in the first inning when two
runs came across and again in the third
and fourth innings, when three runs
were recorded in each frame.
uliUpC eli Of he
who led his team all season, got three
hits out Of as many times at the bat.
Meyers was another who hit safely, get
ting two out Of three at the plate.
Ninth took Mohawk into camn by a
7-tO-5 scOr yesterday. thereby making
the section = pennant a sure thing
Ninth was better all the way. although
ers bv getting five runs in the fourth
inning. NJ. BroOme, whose hitting has
been a feature. got two blows in as
many times against the pitcher.
Hip" DuEar. Vigilant team picked I'D
al random, which went to Woodstock.
got the long end of an Il-to-7 score in
the virginia town. Forrest Thompson
did the box work for the VigiIants. and
managed to win out. although the field
ing behind him was miserable
The first game of the "elimlna ton Sc
RES Tor the independent baseball
championship of the District will be
played Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
at Vigilant Park. Manager Oliveri has
booked the Rex Athletic Club and Lin
coin Athletic Club as the contestants.
The winner Of this game will play eith-
er the Linworth. Spartans. or Potomac
League stars.
Interest manifested in the Filipino
team which is meeting the Vigilants
Saturday and Sunday argurs a good
crowd out To both games The Vigi-
lants ara expecting a good contest
from the team which has PIT up a
great article Of baseball all through
the country. The visitors will look
about the city during their stay.
which was one Of the reasons why
they wished to take the trip hero.
They will be entertained by the
Philippine Delegation here during
their visit.
The Apache /. G. one Of the strong
est independent teams in Washington.
issues a challenge TO any first-CIass
team in the city or vicinity. II would
Ike to meet the Fairlawn team on
Sunday newt on either teams grounds.
They would also like to arrange a
double header with the EVANSVILLE
club for Labor lay. Any ma7aRer
can get desired information by all
ing Main 6GnC and asking for Mr..
Green, or by calling at 1885 Pcnnsvl-
rania avenue northwest and asking
Tor the cashier. The Apa ches meet the
Cardinals this Saturday in the mark
in Alexandria AT 40 n m