The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-04
Representatives from ANA
teur Circuits Signify In
tentions to Be Present on
Wednesday.
NEW LEAGUE MAY JOIN


a lively interest to the coming campaign
on the diamonds about town.
Representatives from seven of the eight
circuits which affiliated with the District
of Columbia Association of Amateur
Baseball Leagues last year have already
sicnified their intention of being on hand
Wednesday evening when the first meet
ing of the year will be held at Spauld-
ing's and officers will be chosen for the
season just opening.
Maurice OConnor, president of the Cen
trail League, has notified the local anna
teur body that he is not certain his or
ganization will continue. At the present
time strenuous effort is being made
TO get the clubs in this league in line
and President OCOnnor will be on hand
Wednesday to state just what the pros
poets arc.
The seven leagues which will again be in
the field are the Departmental Govern |
ment, Eae Washington Sunday School. |
Northwest Sunday School, Potomac. Mar
quette and Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. |
The Rosedale League, of last year, has |
not yet had a meeting, and 1t Is uncer- |
tain as to whether the boys will be in ,
the field again this season. The Home |
club League, the head of which is John |
w. Swift, a well-known Washington
sportsman. will probably ask to be ad-
mitted to the association.
The Home Club League was organized |
about a month ago among the employees
Of the Interior Department who belong
to the Home Club. 1t probably will be
an eight club affair. with teams from the
Indian Office. Patent Office, Reclamation
Service. General Land Office. Sccretary's \
Office. Pension office. Bureau of Mines, n
and Geological Survey II
Officials of the District of Columbia As
sociation are anxious to give every league
An opportunity to affiliate with the or
ganization and the presidents of every
amateur baseball league in the city are
cordially invited to attend the meeting
next Wednesday.
1t is understood that the rule which
was in effect last year. permitting a
player to play on two different teams,
will not be changed. it seems TO be the
consensus of opinion that the rule is just
and reasonable and has worked out well
in the past.
Players agreements will be furnished
free to those who desire them. All that
l. necessary is to request the secretary
for the blanks
The officers of the association at the
present time are: President, Robert Fl.
Young: first vice president. Clark Grif-
hth: second vice president Edgar S. Mar t
tin: secretary. Harry v. Shurtlen. and u
treasurer, Charles NJ King
At d meeting of the Potomac League
last week the schedule was adopted by
the board of managers. a
Everything is now in readiness for the t
opening of the season. and when the list s
OF May rolls around the teams will all
he there. ready to give the best account /
OF themselves for the pennant.
The selection Of umpire was also
decided at the meeting. and Fritz Jeachke |
was chosen for the season. He worked
in the circuit last season and gave entire d
hence his selection again this l
year. a
The league is made up OF six fast and o
evenly matched teams, and one of the IL
best seasons in its career is looked for o
ward to by the patrons Of the circuit 1
across the branch. The schedule fol- W
lows: Il
Mag 3-St. Teresa rs. Farlawn. a
MAY &C; IL ]. vs.. Navy Yard.
MAY 6-MDnawk ~. Congress Hcights n
MAY 6-Fairlawn rs. q. II. I. -
May Navy Yard Mohswks. =
MAY S-ConereSs Hcghts vs. st. Teresa
MAY o-G. II. l. vs.. Congress Heights
May ll-fai.Iagn Navy Yard y
NAV Est. Teresa Mohawks. h
May l3-Congr~ss Heights Navy NSrd I,
May II Mihawk Fsiriann. :,
May I5-';. II. l. s.. Teresa. -
May E-MJlawk Vs. q. H. J. .
MAY lS-St. Teresa Navy Yard. IL
Man lo-CouSrcre Heights W. Fsrlawn. II
May T-St. Teresa vs.. fsirlawn. in
MAJ I-\Ary lard " q. II. |. liza
MAY E-'',n1rtss Heights Mohawk. ~
MAY 4-'i. II. /. " Fairlawn. 7.
May = Mohawk Navy Yard. 10
MAY r. -. Teresa Congress Heights
Nay May Yard FsirlsWn.
MAY cS-t'ongrcsr Heights Us. C. H. l.
May 2a-Mohask 81 Teresa. n
May y Navy Yard Congress Heights. p'
June l-FIirlaNn Mohawk Lar
June st. IrTs vs.. q. H. l. lfc
!un" J-Fsiria~n Congress HCShta -:
June s-Molawk Us 6. II. l. -.
June 5-Nsvv Yard IT. Trrrsa.
June : -. Teresa FsirIaWn.
June So. II. !. ". Nav Vars. IeC
June 9-MrIaWk u. Congress Heights W
June lc-Flnlawn Is &. II. !. sc
June HWY Yard Mohawk. -
June ic-Cr1rrsss Heights Us. st. Tcrrsa.
Jun" lf-FITsun vs.. Navy Yard h'
June 1t. n. /. ". Congress Heights. Sd
June l6 It. TeToss Mohawk. lte
june l7-Svu2l Heights Navy Yard
June lS-fNI!:7 IN Mohawk. 90
June &c. ". |. ~. Teresa. sc
June I-COnar.s ~ Heights Fsirswn. Id'
June 2-Nnhawk ". G. H. |. sc
June 9J-St. i'Tcsa Navy Yard lei
June a-Congrr~s Heights vs. Mohawk lite
June S-Ndvy Yard ys. Il. II. /. lilo
June 3-~t Tcrr>a ~. TairlaNn. i6c
June S-Mohawk W. Navy Yard.
Jun" a-FsIriINn -. Il II l.
June o-st 1.Tosa Congress Heights Tic
July May Yard FHirlawu
July e-Congress Heights vs. C. H. l. ri,
July S-MohaWks vs.. ST Teresa
July S-Nary Yard Congress Heights
July e-Far!awn Mohawks u
July IS. Teresa vs. &. II. l. po
July s-Farlswu Us. Congress Heights tn
July &c. II. I. ". Mrhawks de
July lO-NaEy Nard ST Teresa ~,
July l2-Congress Heights vs. Mohawk
July l3-G. II. !. rs. Navy Yard ny
July list. Teresa FsirIawn. De
July l5-Navy Yard MOhawks
July i6-FarlsHu Is. G. H. l. |
July l7-Congress Heights vs. ST. Teresa
July l9-Faifawn IS. Navy Yard W
July &C. II. ]. vs. Congress Heiahts vi,
July Y-St Teresa Mohawks lre
July H-CongresS Heights Navy Yard
July s3-Aiohswks Fairlawn.
July &C. II. ]. vs.. ST. Teresa de
July o-Congress Heights FarIaun TO
July 2-MohRwks rs. G. II. J. hill
July ls-St. 1Cress vs.. Navy Yard. m,
July a-Congress Heights Mohawks. -
July 1-G. II. J. vs. Navy Yard. e
July H-St Teresa vs. Fairsvn. Gu
August 2-Mobswks VS. Navy Yard RI
august sc. II. 1. vs. Fairlswn. nj
August 4-St Teress vs.. Congress Heights pr
August 5-Fairlswn rs. Navy Yard VIZ
August S-Congrfss Heights G. II. !. if
August 7-Moliawks ". St. Teresa. o,
August s-Nsvy Yard Congress Heights
August lo-Fariawu vs.. MohsYks. "
August list. Teresa rs q. II, ]. | Z
August l.-Fsrlswn Congress Heights | tn
August l3-G. H. I. vs.. Mohzwks. m.
August itNavy Yard vs. ST. Teress -
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