The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-29

The last game of the playoff series
In the Catholic Church League will
take place tomorrow morning at 1880
on the leagues grounds at Fifth street
and Florida avenue northeast. Holy
Name and st. Peters will clash at this
time and a great deal OF competition
Is expected by both teams.
on Monday st. Margaret's and Holy
Namc Will hook up in the last OF the
regularly scheduled games of the sec
Both games will have direct bearing
on the championship of the league.
Holy Name must win both contests in
order to represent the circuit in the
lose one OF the battles 1t will be tied
with st. Peters and another playoff
Will be the result.
The w. b. n A. baseball team Is play
| Ing fast game OF ball. Eleven straight
games have been won by them, having
defeated the strong Mohawk team OF
this city twice. and last Sunday defeat
ed the Rex team. also or Washington,
ny the score OF to !. The raiiroaders are
waiting to hear from the Visilants. VINO
are considered one or the best OF the
| amateur teams of this city.
| The railroaders have defeated some OF
| the teams OF Baltimore. washington
and Annapolis. Today they play the
Evergreen Lawn team or Baltimore
| which Is considered one OF the best In
baltimore and has developed more pro-
fessional players In the past than any
other amateur team In Maryland. sun
| bus.
The above games will DO played on
the railroad grounds at Naval Academy
Junction where the railroad company
has fitted up a splendid diamond and D
Brandstand seating upward of SOU peo-
Pile All games are called at D. m
There Is no admission charged to ans
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be seen at the grounds every Saturda,
and Sunday.
Palais Royal will play the Mohawk
team at Seventeenth and ID streets
southeast tomorrow afternoon at 2:a
Palais Royal. Manager c. II. Schaab
OF the Palais Royal nine. has a few
open dates. and would like to hear from
several strong teams.
The Rex A. C. will lineup agains
the Colesville. Nd. team today at An
drews' Park. Fifteenth and II street
northeast, at $3.50 p. IN. Lefty Phelp
and "Dannie'' Hurd will form the Re,
battery.
Manager Wright has succeeded 1,
booking the fast United States Marin
Corps team OF the Government Leagu
for Sunday at Andrews Park at 2:3
o'clock. the Marines, of Indian Head
|
The protested game Of last week be
tween the Steel Plant team and tn
Machinist club of the Potomac League
which ended In a near riot. was ordere
played over by the league officials. Thi
verdict was handed down last night q
result of a heated meeting of the OF
ficers and manager Of the circuit acros
the river.
/, The schedule for the remaining game
of the season was arranged as follows
,, Monday, Steel Plant VS.. Bureau, q
! Congress Heights; Wednesday. Burea
VS.. ,Machinist, at Congress Heights.
:. Manager Harry La Claire. Of the Ma
chinist Club. will ask for an appeal o
this decision. and will present his cas-
,, to the Amateur Association. The Ma
chinist-Steel Plant game will await tn
decision of the association.
l As the Clarendon team will be ava
. from home Sunday afternoon. in ordt
to provide the fans with their week.
4 game, Manager Jones has booked
game with the Fort Hunt team to /
played on the Clarendon Field this a
. ternoon at $3.50.
Only two games are scheduled Il
= thie afternoon in the various circuits
: In, the Rosedale League, Hi)ltops an
| nihraItor will hnplt IN xVhtla Iicl