The Washington herald., 1915-08-09
Marines, Machinists, Agricul-
ture, and Emmanuel Name
Line-ups for City Title.
OTHER AMATEUR NEWS

-Four clubs, which will compete II
the coming city championship, have
submitted their list of players for GER
tification. The list of players printed
below are eligible to play in the series
which starts Saturday, according to the
records of Secretary Shurtleff. OF the
amateur association. Any player on the
rosters of these club is open for pro-
test but in protesting, evidence mus
be submitted in writing to Secretary
Shurtleff
The certified players are as follows
MACHINISTS, POTOMAC LEAGUE.
Charles Beard John A CLANCY, Tommy Harris
Bertram Major +. Z. Schoield. D. l. Beatty.
Thomas A. Crooks, W. Hartley. William Rsba
Forest Thomps0n. NJ. T Broone. A H Chaplin.
silvio j. t;iovaunetti W. ]. Hines. J. L Round
tree. c. W. kuhpert.
Forest Thompson is OF two teams that have won
in different leagues but can only play on one team
In post series
Wilbur X. Rruner. Lawrence J. Fitzgerald Jas
per L. Jenkins Walter G. olcott. Charles A.
Quackenbush. Clyde W. WaIbridge. Paul L Burns,
Herbert W. Cav. Harvey Minis, Fred L. Parker.
Edward Richards, Guy VI. Williams. Darnall S.
Denman, Aser B. Goo6win. John ]. Murphy.
Thomas F. Perry. Howard R. Strain. Henry p.
wyszynsh.
AGRICULruRE. DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
Charles G. Bailey, W. J. Ousscks. A. G. Downey.
X. T. Frazier L \. Nors. John SugrlIe. NJ S.
Cautwell. q. B. Derrick. L. ". Eidsness. c. G..
Lemeric. L. W. Owens. E S. Strait. Edward c.
Csroll, V. b. Dodge. R. E. Fraser. J. T. Nc
Carthy. F. A Pee, D. u. Ward.
IMMANUEL. NORTHWEST SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
G. b. Bauer. Il. E. DoEeman, W. W. Dyer, n.
II. KidWen r. L. Rawlings, G. W. Trexler. D.
L. Beatty, II. J. Dougherty, c. w Erede. Ray
mond King &. W Earle. A. J. Walker. l. l.
Bowen. A. NJ. Dreis. r. s. Gessford. l. L. Nc
Csrthy. W. Z. Thompson. w. VI. Armstrong.
The players on the following teams have not been
certified: Rosedale in Rosedale League; General
Office. in Terminal r. R. Y. NJ. O. A. League, and
Keller. in East Washington Sunday School League.
The clubs which will compete for the
city championship, when the series
starts next Saturday, will not go to
post without first hearing another
protest. This time the churchmen, of
the Northwest Sunday School League,
will have the floor 10 settle dispute
over a deciding game in the series for
the title in the Georgia avenue cir
cult.
In the game last Friday. between
the Emmanuel Club, who have been
certified as champions OF the North
west League and the Whitney Avenue
club. runner-ups. Umpire Belts ruled
Whitney Avenue runner out at the
plate. This run would have tied the
count and would have given Whitney
another chance at the pennant among
the churchmen.
l.
Whitney Avenue crew. has prostested
the decision of Umpire Belts. claiming
the play was made on a block ball.
The question hinges on whether the
ball was blocked by a spectator or
wheather il rolled into a tree box
which Umpire Belts claims.
The Northwest League officials will
no doubt uphold the ruling of Umpire
Belts and should such he the case
Manager Mcdowell will ask for a
hearing before the board of arbitration
of the local amateur association.
The league will give Manager Nc
Dowell a decision on the matter at
to be held tonight.
At meeting of the Junior Holy |
Name League, held yesterday in st.
Martins Hall, the following schedule
was adopted for the remaining games
of the season. All games are to be
played on the North Capitol and
Bryant street grounds. The scedule
follows:
August 3 St Domnics St. Martins; August
70 ST. Peters -. JosePhs. August Il. ST
Dcnini-s vs X. Jos,phs; August = g Peters VS.
Trinity; August l3. St AlosssIus ". St. Josephs:
August IS r, mimic -. Aloysius August !
Il. ST. Peters -. Martins.
Although seven games rema in to be !!
played in the Catholic Church League |
the battle scheduled for Tuesday be-
tween St Peters and the Holy Name |
will practically decide the title. The |
Standing of the clubs is as follows:
STANDING OF THE CLUBS IN THE CATHOLIC |
49,