Evening star., 1919-04-08
AMATEURS TOHO[D
ANOTHER MEETING
SandIot Ball Players and
Managers Will Discuss
Problems Tomorrow.
BY n. C. BYRD.

! All managers and captains and 9TH
ers interested in amateur base ball
! have been asked to meet tomorrow
| night at 613 14th street for a general
| get together" to discuss problems
likely to be encountered during the
coming season. The meeting is to be
absolutely open and managers of in
present as well as those who conten..
plate entering leagues. The meet-
ing is to begin at o'clock.
Maj. Robert II. Young, president OF
the Amateur Base Ball Association of
the District of Columbia, will pre-
side. Maj. Young and other officials
are very desirous of hearing opinions
of players as well as of the managers.
The Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
League is to be back in the field this
season. having met last night and
elected officers. o. J. Rider is presi-
dent; c. T. Parker, vice president; G.
II. Winslow, secretary; r. E. Sproul,
treasurer The opening date for the
schedule has been set on April 26. The
outlook for the season is good. the
followers of the league claiming it
originated, and the league has been
playing since 1908. During that pc
riod the league always has been a
member of the Amateur Bar Ball
Association.
Teams and managers are: Union Sta
ton, j. Nolan; Southern Railroad, A.
]. Morris; Electrical Department, c. A.
CARSON; Shops, j. l.. Jenkins. The
league is to be divided into two sec
tions, to play regular contests Mon
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri
days. The Wednesdays and Saturdays
are to be left open for exhibition
games. The playing field has been put
in fine condition and the followers of
the league are waiting almost impa-
tiently for the opening.
Catholic University, Georgetown,
Gallaudet and Maryland State have
base ball games scheduled tomorrow.
The first mentioned is the only one to
leave town, being booked for a con-
test at Quantico with the Marines.
Georgetown plays St. Johns of An
napoliS and Maryland State comes In
town for a meeting with Gallaudet.
This afternoon the Georgetown
Props play the second game of their
diamond schedule. being booked to
face St. Adams at st. Adams. The
Blue and Gray youngsters have had
two games in which they split even.
The remainder of their schedule fol-
lows:
April IL. Gonzaga at Georgetown:
April Is. open; April %. Alexandria
High School at Georgetown; April 80,
Business High School at Georgetown.
May 3. Bliss Electrical School at
Takoma Park; May I. Alexandria
High at Alexandria,; May 8. Army
and Navy Preps at Army and Navy
Georgetown; May 13. Eastern High
school at Eastern High School
Grounds; st. Adams at Georgetown;
May II, Loyola at Georgetown; May
81, Business Hign. at Georgetown;
May %, Western High at Georgetown;
May "a, Bliss Electric at Georgetown;
May 81, Eastern High at Georgetown;
May 20. Mount st. Mary's at Emmits-
burg, Md.
University of virginia's freshman
team is here tomorrow for meeting
with the Army and Navy Prep School.
The Charlottesville "cub" nine is said
to be just about as good as the var
sity-
Western High School goes down
to Episcopal High School tomorrow
for a meeting with the nine repre-
senting that school. Tech also makes
a trip to Alexandria. being scheduled
to face the Alexandria High School
combination.
MARYLAND State is arranging a reg
ular schedule for freshman foot
ball team for next fall.
Rex Athletic Club Is the first OF
Washington's Independent ball clubs
to get in action, Jimmy Wright's ag-
gregation having trimmed the Brent
wood nine without trouble. Judging
by the names in the lineup of the
Rex team, Manager Wright has got
together a combination which should
be more capable than any of his