The Washington times., 1915-06-30
Plans to Have Get-Together
Banquet At Which All 0pin-
ions Are Wanted.
I WILL ASK EVERY CIRCUIT
Expects Cooperation From In
terests Not Under Associa-
ton as Well as Members.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

managers, presidents, and officers of
the various leagues may bs called
together in a "Get-Together" ban
quet in the near future if the plans
of Robert H. Young, president of the
Amateur Association carry. The
banquet is to be informal and all
views Of the amateur situation will
be aired for the purpose of better
ing the game here and getting all
the side lights possible on the situa-
ton.
The idea was conceived by Presi-
dent Young, who will get in touch
with the various amateur association
league heads, those not under the
association and those who have any
interest in any way in amateur base
ball whether they are members of a
league or not.
Il think an informal dinner or baquet
or Lmoker would be for the best inter-
csts of the sport here" said President
Young today. I'VE want all the opln-
ions possible on the amateur baseball
the amateurs under the association and
the other league, teams and presidents
would greatly help If there were CO.
operation from all sides. In View of
this. we want to help each other in
every possible way, and no better means
could be found than to get them all to-
gether in a banquet where they could
talk informally
President Young expects his idea to
meet with a hearty response. and he
will get In touch with the situation I'M
inediately IN order to bring up the idea
at The next association meeting.
President John Irving. OF the Catholic
Church League, today announces the
schedule OF the circuit which will run up
into the middle of August The league
has proved more than popular to date,
and Is expected TO draw we'll during the
remainuer OF the season. Interest has
been shown in the gaines, anu compctG-
~tlon has been as keen as could be eX-
pected.
1he dates Of the league follow:
June 80, st. Margarets VS.. ST.
Deminic's.
July /, st. Joseph's vs. Holy Name /;
9. st. Margarets VS.. Sacred Heart: 6.
ct. Peter vs.. st. Dominic 5; Z, Sacred
Heart VS.. Holy Name; 5, st. Dominic =
VS.. st. Joseph 5; y, Of. Peters Vs. St
Margarets; lS. st. Margarets VS.. st.
Name; 10. ST. Feter's VS.. st. Joseph's;
10. st. Margurcts VS.. Holy Name; 90.
1t. Ieters VS.. sacred Heart, 2l, st.
HniG nomiGiGs uo, vs. 81! Margarst asnnhs z;
Peters vs.. Holy Name; Is. Sacred
Heart vs. st. Margarets; 81. St.
Josephs VS.. Holy Name, 2s. st.
Peters VS.. St. Oominic's; 20, Sacred
August 2. st. Margarets VS.. st.
Peters; 3. Holy Name vs.. st. Domi-
MICS; 4. st. Peters vs.. st. Joseph's: :
Holy Name VS.. st. Margaret's: 9. st.
Margaret's VS.. st. Josephs; 10. Sacred
Heart VS.. ST. Petcr's; II, st. Domi-
mics VS.. st. Margarets; II. st.
Josephs vs.. Sacred Heart: l3. t. Peters
vs.. Holy Name.
"Zeke" Blundon, who made such a
reputation in the box, for Business
to deliver for the Advent in the East
Washington Sunday school circuit.
Blundon pitched against Fifth yes
terday. winning IA to contest.
The Marines failed the life out of
the Library Of Congress team in the
Government League yesterday, W In
ming by 16 to 2. No less than twenty
two hits were recorded by the
Marines.
Whitney and Brightwood played a
great game in the Northwest Sun
daY School League yesterday, Whit
ney coming through in the final in
ming for a run and winning by to J.
st. Teresa gained lead in the first
inning of it's battle with the Congress
Heights, and managed to hold 1t
throughout seven innings. The final
score, s to 7, in favor of St. Teresa was
a big help. Mike Cantwell seems to be
the only winning twirier for the Saints
Ryan's pitching for Treasury was a
bit too much for the Interior nine yes
terday in the Departmental. Ryan al
loose with wild pitch. He was effec-
tive with men as only eleven Interior
players were marooned during the nine
innings of play. Treasury came through
with run in the final frame, and land
ed q 3-to-2 win.
st. Vincents and st. Josephs gave the
Holy Name League fans good gamo
yesterday, st. Vince1t's won by to 6,
coming through with three runs in the
last half of the ninth, after st. Joseph 8
had led by two runs.
Traffic hammered Law for fifteen
runs, and won by Is to G. The Southern
Railway Clerks LeaG.s game saw
twenty-four hits registered during the
seven innings of play.
w. and f. Brewer. Polly and Six
as they are known by the Potomac
League fans, and, in fact, practically all
followers of amateur baseball here, con-
tributed practically all of the hitting
for the Congress Heights team yester-
day. They made five between them in
seven times at the bat for a total of
six bases. / -.-I 4.
Virginias Challenge.
The Virginia A. c. would like to ar