The Washington times., 1915-08-10
b. BRYAN MORSE.

The Amateur Association may be
called upon to settle the controversy
between Emmanuel and Whitney as
to the leadership of the Northwest
Sunday School League. Emmanuel
has been nominated as the league
winner, and yet Manager MacDow-
ell, of Whitney, is of the opinion
that the final game in the series
went to Emmanuel on a faulty de-
cision.'
The Sunday School circuit has had
two sessions over the affair and
nothing has come of the Mcdowell
protest. The Whitney manager
threatens to take the case to Presi-
dent Young and his associates for a
solution.
During the final game for the North
west pennant a ball was said to have
hit a spectator. The umpire declares the
ball hit a tree box. and there the mat
ter rests. In the meantime Emmanuel Is
going right along with preparations for
entering the big series on Saturday.
A meeting held last night failed to
cult are said to have lost interest in
tho Whitney claim now that the sched-
ule is over. Another meeting will be
called tonight.
Law and Transportation. OF the South
ern Clerks League, get In their final
battle for the title today on the White
Lot. The winner of today's battle will
land the post-season title. J. Barrett. OF
Transportation. has been selected to hurl.
while Norman st. John Is the choice Tor
the Law team.
Four teams have nominated PLAYERS
for the post-season series as follows:
MACHINISTs TEAM
potomac League.)
Charles M.n1 5Gnn chsns sssS.a IN
liam aba, .Forest Thompson. NJ. T; Broones.
Hines. c. W. Kuhnert. J. E. Roundtree.
have won in different leagues. but can only
play on one team in post-series.
MARINES.
Government League)
Wilbur X. Bruner. Lawrence J. Fitzgerald.
A. ouackenbush. Clyde w walbridge. Taul
l. Burns, Herbert w. Cav. Harry b. Minis, |
Fred L. Parker Edward naanR Riehsrds q Guy IN
win. John J. Murphy. Thomas F. Perry. |
Howard r. Strain. Henry P. Wyszynski.
AGRICULTURE. !
Departmental LeagueD
Charles G. Bailey. w. J. Cusacks, A. C. |
sssras Rsnss + ta1'si = 6sF:ieG HsR; .'hn In
E. S. Strait, Edward {. Carroll, V. B. Dodge |
R. E. Fraser. T. Mccarthy. F. A. Pee. D. |
d. Ward. |
(Northwest Sunday School League)
G. H. Bauer. Il. E. Doleman. W. w. Dyer. |
II. H. kidwel R. E. rawlings. @. W.
W. Frede. Raymond King. r. w. Earle. A.
J. Walker. l.. L. Bowen. A NJ DRESS. r. s. !
son. W. NJ Armstrong.
Several ball games Of unusual interest |
Teams which have gotten into the post |
season series are meeting picked mines.
Manager Parker. of the General Office |
nine Of the Terminal circuit. will have
his players out today to meet the Traffic |
team Of the afternoon Terminal league.
An a.l-star team. composed of the
best players on the different clubs In
League. will play the Keller Memorial
Church team two games. starting to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
all-star team will be composed Of the
following players: Stanley Keys. six"
Brewer. Z. Brewer. HUNT. Daughton.
Albaush, Greene. Grison. Marx. and
others.
St. Peters and Holy Name are meet
ing in a game today to decide not only
the league leadership, but the right TO
represent the city against the Holy
Name teams of Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. Jack Carr and Bill Handiboe
will handle the game.
There are several players who are on
two league winners These players can
not represent both teams In the post
season games. and so must signify their
choice before the contests are started.
Players In the leagues Of the city
may. according to the A. A. rules, 10
into any league not operating under the
so-called national agreement Strange
as II NAV seem. an amateur here Is
many things but does not lose his anna
teur standing II he comes back in the
fold before a certain date. or II he plays
with any organized league which 10 not [
under big league protection.