The Washington herald., 1914-08-02

tie Ak team, Of Richmond. and was a
running ate OF Joe Boehling when Grif-
fith's star southpaw was doing the mound
duties for the fast Virginians-
Hildebrand is another righthand pitch
er, with plenty Of stun on the ball. and
with the jerky motion which he has in
the delivering he keeps the opposing bat
ters in dread OF facing him. Koogle is
an outhelder. and his one best bet 10 his
speed, numbering among the fastest boys
in the local game in getting down to first
base.
Joe Norris and Johnny Hines are two
hurlers OF the Emerald club who are
making a name for themselves in the
Central League. Norris is q righthand
finger and his control of his fast ball is
his best excess. John Stanton, manager
of the waverley club, of the same circuit
uncovered a diamond in the rough" in
King Cole, a righthand spitball finger.
with the fastest hop on his ball that has
been seen in local ranks in a long while.
In the Departmental League the Post
office team looks like days of old, Man
ager Bradley having gathered on this
outfit more veterans than any other club
in the city can boast Of. and IL expert
ence will count for anything in the com
ing post-season clashes, the old heads
with the Msilmen will have, the advan-
tage on all the other competing clubs.
Frank Pee and Lefty Carrico are two
other boys who have jumped into the
limelight this season with the Ninth
Street team in the East Washington
Sunday School League. Pee Is a hard
hitting outfielder, while Carrico is q left
handed hurler who is slated for fast COM
pany in a short while.
Bronz Howard and Rooney vernstein
are two other players Of the Tennally-
town team who have been playing good
ball In the Marquette circuit and are
helping to make new baseball history In
the District, while over In the Potomac
League circuit OF Varela has put up such
brilliant game for the Eastern Club
that he has stamped his name among the
greats in that circuit.
Out in the juvenile Rosedale circuit
three players have fought their way to
the top among the best in the District.
these being Pitchers Nops and Tomlin
and Catcher Noone. Tomlin and Noone
are a battery with the Highlanders team,
while Nops has been doing the bulk of
the hinging with the Holy Name team.
With most all OF the new faces eligible
for some OF the teams In the coming post
season series, the amateur fans win see
many youngsters fighting for top honors
of District amateur baseball
The following Is the eligibility list Of
the players In the coming post-sesson
series:
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Kenilwurth Club-R s. CranEsnn. ]. W. Dixon,
II. ]. DouEherty. Fred Heck Wilbur HildehEznd
Hasel KidveIl. Florad Kirklsy. c. h. Koogie.
Norman A. Kraft, L. 7. Mccarthy. II. J. Moran.
Lswreues n. Nops, C. ". Plnnket. s. J. sproesser.
T. s. Sullivan. L. ]. wIldron. n. Wood. J.
sutton
nnersids-J. R. canan. W. J. cusaek. I. L.
Desnan. J. B. Dounelly Roy Evans. J. A. Fur.
WI. Hines. J. r. HonrAn. c. Z. Hnerick, T.
A. McDonouxh. J. Mueh. J. J. Murphy. J. ".
Norris. J. p, OAKLEY. T. O'DonneIl. @. r. raw
Inns. r. I. Raulinu. o. L. varela, .
wayeriys-Raymond BiScho6. Charles Baecksr. d.
A. Breen. II. J. csntueTl Roland Claytou Il. o.
Cole. J. J. ntzsersh. D Gordon, L ,. Gray. J.
r. Green. John 2. Hanley. Ffed B. Hsuznann.
Danny Hurd. 7. Long. Z MeDon0nEh. J. 7. No
cornirk. I. Mceann. A. fayhsS. Q. Heison, 4