The Washington times., 1920-08-15

two league title winners along mex
IL Is estimated that more than six
hundred players names have been
sent In on eligibility lists TO the COM
have nled lists and posted forfeits for
| the appearance of their teams.
The city series. for the first time
in it's history. includes independent
as we'll as organized league team
winners. To the city champion The
Washington Times Is presenting
silver cup. emblematic of District
| sandlot championship baseball honors.
Right on the heels Of The arrange
ments for the older players comes
| interest in junior honors. Five or
six teams Of boys averaging fifteen
years OF age have signihed intentions
OF getting up series.
WILL CALL MEETING.
A meeting will probably be called
at the Times office during the week
TO take care OF this section. appoint
a committee to take charge OF the
affair and arrange details for
junior circuit.
1t is to the big fellows. however
that the fans are looking at present
Final arrangements for all OF the
series have been worked out as fol-
lows:
Independent series-all games to
be played at Union Park, daily. ex-
cept Sunday, at 5:l5 p. m. The teams
are to draw to see which is to be the
home team. The list of games and
umpires~for the series Is as follows:
August 16--Brockway A. Z. VS.. Sill
yer Springs: Woodward.
August 17-Aloysius Club We. Win
ston A. c.. Hughes.
August lsrAtlantic A. c. VS.. Mo-
hawk A. c.: Doyle.
August 1s-Marines VS.. Metropoli-
tan A. c.; Crooke.
August 20-R. p. Andrews Co. vs..
Brooklapd A. c.; Haniboe.
August 21-Corinthian' A c. VS..
Shamrock A. c.; Jaescke.
August 23-Rapid A. c. VS.. Lin
worth A. c.: Hughes.
August .24-Gibralter A. C. VS.. Con-
gressional A. c., 'Crooke.
August 25-G. p. o. VS.. winner OF
Marines metropolitan A c. game;
Woodward.
August 26-Peerless A. c. VS.. win
ner OF Gibralter A. C.-Congressional
A. c. game; Hughes.
UMPIREs PICKED.
Second round winners will be de-
cided by the first round of play as
above. The umpires selected for
these games on the following dates
are: August 81, Jaescke; IS, Wood
ward 30. Crooke: 81, Long: Septem.
Der I, Jaesske; ., Haniboe, and 3,
Woodward.
The first series Of the organized
leagues will start tomorrow. All
I games are to be played at the Ter
! miral Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. grounds
east of the Union Station. All games
are scheduled to start at 5:15 p. m.
| The last team named is the home team
by draw. The list OF games and UNI
| pires selected for this series are as
| follows:
| August 16-Departmental VS.. Ter
minal, Hughes and Doyle.
\ August 17-War Department VS..
Government Crooke and Woodward.
August 1s-Departmental VS.. War
Department. Long and Handiboe.
August 19-Terminal VS.. Govern
ment. Hughes and Doyle.
August 20-Government VS.. Depart
mental, Crooke and Woodward.
August 21-Terminal VS.. War De-
partment, Long and Handiboe.
| August 23-Terminal VS.. Depart
mental, Crooke and Woodward.
August 24-Government VS.. War
Department. Long and Handiboe.
/ August 25-War Department VS.. De-
partmental, Hughes and Doyle.
August 26-Government VS.. Ter
minal, Crooke and Woodward.
August 2T-Departmental VS.. Gov
| ernment, Long and Handiboe.
| August 2S-War Department VS..
Terminal, Hughes and Doyle.
The second league series will start
August 26 If the three teams are
ready by that time. Navy Yard
| knights of Columbus, and Potomac
| League pennant winners are to be
hooke ed up in a series. The teams have
drawn for this series, the last named
team is the home team and the games
will be played on the home teams
grounds.
HERE ARE DATES.
| The schedule with umpires and
! grounds for same are as follows:
August 26. Navy Yard VS.. Potomac.
at Congress Heights, Long and Handi-
| Doe; August 81, X. Of c. VS.. Navy
Yard. at Navy Yard, Cooke and Wood
ward; August IS. Potomac VS.. X. of
c.. at Catholic University. Long and
Hsndiboe; August 80. Potomac VS..
Navy Yard. at Navy Yard, Crooke and
\ Woodward; August 81, Navy Yard
| vs.. n. Oh -, at SdlHOiiC
Long and Handiboe; September 1. h.
Of c. VS.. Potomac. at Congress
Heights, JCrooke and Woodward
In the event that the first league
series is concluded on the date OF Au-
gust IS the fnal three games in the
second series will be switched to the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
| According to present plans the
teams scoring the highest number of
wins in the first league and second
league series will meet in three
game series to determine the leasu
championship team. This winner will
play the winner of the down-and-out
Independent series in a three-gam af-
| fair for the city championship. The
fnal series will be staged at Union
Park, Fifteenth and II streets north
east. The winner will be the District
of Columbia champion and will be
awarded the Washington Times Cup.