The Washington herald., 1914-03-15

igits place, the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing club will make a game
hight for the pennant.
The board of directors will be co..
posed OF the following: Harry Kays. I'm.
terror; A. A. ormsby. Agriculture: Job,
Anderson. Postoffice: C. r. RovIex.
War: H E. Stevens. Commerce and
Labor and John Irving. Bureau:
A committee. composed of Aes,r,
ormsby, Anderson and Kays was ap-
pointed to draw up schedule and ,spb.
init It to the board OF directors at m.
next meeting, which has been called No,
March 2s
James Hughes was appointed the Off,
cial league umpire for the coming sea-
son, while the south diamond OF the
White Lot will be the scene of the con-
tests
Il think the league viii enjoy a great
season." said President Clark last night
as the managers of each club seem
conndent that the teams will be much
stronger than last year"
Cal Gordon. who played a star game 1,
the outfield for the Steel Plant club in
the Potomac League last season. yester.
day signed contract to play the outfieId
for the Springfield club Of the Central
League
Gordon hit for an average of .ss1 in tn.
Potomac League. and also put up :
cieVer game in the field. He is bis
chap. and while nothing but a youngster,
is said to be natural ball PLAYER Jos
Stanley, Washington boy, is manage,
of the Springfield club
clyde Richmond leaves tomorrow morn.
ing to JOIN the Petersburg club Of m.
virginia League Last season Richmond
pitched sensational ball for the Coolers.
/ and II Is expected that the Tall Bow
year lila
TN come up this year. watch mo" 70.
marked Richmond yesterday. a'I'u M
with the Nationals before the season 4,
over II do not get sick again"
fachmond is one of the best nitcbsr,
ever developed on the local sandIots. ana
lnat ne VIII come up seems a Certainty
Pro'iued ne can retain his good health
Johnny Beall left yesterday to report
70 the Milwaukee club of the American
Association, while Babe Adams 1eaves
tomorrow. Both boys started nIaI-ins
naseoal on local sandlots Ore 10 q
!ouhgster. the other veteran in ~,
game Beafl has had couple of chances
IN the Dig show. but as he has aIyvav,
ICund II difficult to get into condition
early IN the season, he has been sent 70
CLasS "A league each year
ADAMS started out last season in ,bs
hichisan State League but played s,,ch
cIever ball that he was bought bv tbs
brewers Adams started pIayinp 6r.t
oase. but later was shifted TO the on.'
field. ~ '"e OUT
meeting OF the East wasbin-+o,
sunday School League will be beIJ
W Mednesday night at the residence os
president c. c. Love- 1OlS ID street nor,b-
east when managers of all teams of las,
year and leaders Of clubs who desire tn
enter the league this season are re-
quested to be on hand.
-Four clubs of last year are practfcarIv
assured the league. while two teams vii,
more than likely withdraw. Ninth First
u r.. First Presbyterian and United
brethren will again be in the field.
ms meeting is the first of the E. w.
sunday School League, and President
Love requests every manager to be pres
eEt.
Miss Elizab beth Fague. of Pctwortb has
attracted much attention lately by her
excellent bowling at the Arcade aIIeys
In recent game she rang un a total
of uo and has several times gone over
he century mark. Miss Fague has cnIy
recently taken up the bowling game and
bids fair to make the holder of tbs
aides high game record boost her total
"