The Washington times., 1915-07-22

According to A. A. Ormsby. secretary
Of the league, the schedule Of the cir
cult for the remaining games is as fol-
lows:
Today-Aggies VS.. Treasury.
Friday-War VS.. Printers.
Mcnday-War vs.. Treasury.
.Tuesday-Aggies vs.. Interior.
1t beehoves Larry Eidness and his
tribe of Aggies to get going In time to
defeat the Treasury team today The
money counters may he expected to put
up a great fight for the title and 1t
world not be surprising to find that In
terror would have to play its postponed
games with Aggies. Printers. and
Treasury before the title in the second
series Is decided.
President Dean. OF the Government
eaeue. has allowed the protest of Man
aser Collins. Of Commerce. resulting
from a 4-to-3 win by the Bureau team
in the closely fought battle of yestes-
day. Umpire Shurtleff's ruling was ad-
mitted to be wrong and the teams will
take the etild just where they were in
Yesterdays ninth inning, when the play
arose from which the protest was made.
1t happened in this way: The sS9re sS?it
was to IN favor of Bureau. with
one down Bischoff was hit by Bell. the
sent to bat for Waltenberg and lined
one over second for a single. Manager
Collins did not announce Kinney to I'm.
pire Shurtleff and when Brownie"
Lcmeric protested Kinney's unan.,
nounced turn at the bat, Shurtlen ruled
Kinney out for the second hand down
The next batter was retired on strikes
Manager Collins Immediately protest
ed the game and as the official rules
state that the manager shall be hned
order and that the impire shall be
fined for not announcing the change
President Dean wisely ordered the
teams to take the field as they were
in yesterdays ninth frame.
Dutch" Kinney's case is peculiar in
baseball as he batted for 1000 yester-
day although the box scores fail to give
place at the bat in the ninth and singled
over second meeting Bell first offer
ing. After pulling up at first Kinney
VAS sent to the bench being declared
the teams lineup and will be put back
on first. There will be one down.
Manager Williams. of Bureau. also
come through with protest in the case
of the removal Of Norman Sill and the
sulSN tuition of Zupnick. Manager Col
Inns halted the game, substituted for
Sill, announced Zupnick. when 1t was dis
ers in the game not members of the
department. which is contrary to league
ruling Williams contends the game
was haltd and that when Zupnick went
The play had been stopped.
We offer this for what it is worth.
hanging 1t on one Lake, who signed the
contribution:
"Raleigh Hotel will go to Fort Myer
on Saturday to play the post team there.
Manager Holtzclaw. OF Raleigh. believes
ne will be able to defeat the soldiers,
as his men have practically recovered
from the effects of the bartenders' out
ing. Blundon is to be used in the box
for the hotel"
Louie Naples. of Baggage. in the
morning Terminal League, gets credit
for a no-run no-hit game today, having
scored S,to-o win over shops yester-
day Naples was opposed by Nolan.
who pitched credita bly,. tanning eleven.
Naples sent down ten
st. Teresa climbed toward the top in
held Drillery to five hits. famed seven,
and got some heavy sticking behind him
for offensive support.
Walter Beali. of Rosedale. continues
to be the pitcng sensation of the Rose
dale League. He won another for the
Rosedale team yesterday, trimming St.
Paul TO l. holding the Saints to five
hits.
St. Dominic's walked away with the
st. stephens nine yesterday. winning
nv Is to T. Nineteen hits were made off
Fisher, the ST Paul pitcher. Marsden.
who twiTled for 81 DominiC's had a
great all around day. He got four out
Of five hits, had three putouts. five as
sists without an error. and famed seven
bstterA