The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-07
Secretary ShurtIeff
Names Eligibility List
Amateur Association Makes Public the Players of the
Different Clubs in the Post-Season Series-Trou-
bic Settled in the Eastern League.

while under the service of Uncle Sam,
and with an efficient oficial of this
kind there should be no disputes dur
ing the contest.
In the game between Petworth and
| Fairmont yesterday, which Is having
such a great bearing on the representa-
tives in this series from the Federal
League, Capt. Jenkins, the umpire in
| that circuit, had q run-in with Capt.
Buck Oliveri, of the Fairmont outfit.
Oliveri was ordered to stay in the
| coacher's box, but insisted on coming
out. and Jenkins used his authority by
putting Buck out of the game. Oliveri
claims that he was picking up a glove
that way lying in the base line, but
Capt. Jenkins ruled different, and Buck
was sent to the bench. In the ninth
inning Woodward. playing center field
for Fairmont, drove ball down the
frst-base line, which Jenkins called
foul, but which appeared to the Fair
mont team and its band Of rooters as
being inside of the line, and at this
period of the heated contest repeti-
ton of the game in the Capital City
League Of last Saturday all but took
place.
Umpire Jenkins and a few cooler
headed spectators quieted the near riot
and Captain oliveri was ordered from
the field Although It may have been a
fact that the umpire may have been
wrong upon his rulings in both cases,
such tactics that were used never helped
amateur baseball, and experience u the
only teacher that will show that you
cannot get anything by grabbing the UNI
pire.
Definite arrangements have been made
for the playing of the benefit game for
Frank Goebel. the peppery little catcher
of the G. P. o. team who was hurt dur
ing a game at Union League Park few
Sundays ago. The Trinity club, cham
pions of the Marquette League. will
battle with the G. p. o. outfit at Gen.
ira League Park, First and NJ Streets
Northeast, Saturday at o'clock. Fritz
Jaeschk, who has been handling the in
dicator in the East Washington League
in a competent manner, has been Sc
cured to umpire the contest.
H. " Meany, the Amateur Unions
Commissioner in this city, is thinking Of
adding a fifty yard race for boys weigh |
ing seventy-five pounds or under TO the !
championship events to be held August |
50. under the auspices of the Washington |
Canoe Club on the Potomac River course. |
in front of the clubhouse. Commodore |
Rutherford of the canoe club favors this |
addition, owing to the large number of |
entries which would be received from the |
young swimmers at the Industrial Home 1
School Coach Drummer. of the Industrial
Home School, informs those in charge of
the meet that it is possible that more
than twenty-five Of his youngsters would
enter the championships.
At meeting of the East Washington
League, held last night at Ninth Street
Church. the Ninth Street outfit
were legally declared the winners of that
circuit. and Manager Broome was author
lied to have the Ninth Street outfit rep
resent the East Washington Sunday
School Leaguers in the series.
Ninth Street club will this afternoon
cross bats with a star aggregation COM
posed of ex-Ninth Street players. The
ollowing is the lineup of the players:
Suehler. Oh: Corners, SIS: Maceron. II;
Steele, Ct; Brewer. C; Stuckett, IF: Guam
rell, Id; Hands. 3b, and either "Finney'
Kelly, Forest Thompson or Joe Symon-
Jskie, p.