The Washington times., 1921-03-28

according 10 MdyOF OunS IL ID co .
sential that the circuits meet sub
scribe to the same rules and begin
the season with the idea of staging a
big amateur series at the end of the
season.
Major Young Is of the opinion that
an agreement reached before the sea :
son starts will 90 far toward prevent
ing much of the dissatisfaction at
the end of the season when the teams
are being primed for the title series.
1t is expected that the District An
sociation will come into being again
and that eight or nine leagues will
take part in the games, while the
sandIotters generally begin to open
hostilities on the diamond, there Is
tvery indication that activities will
open up a bit earlier this year.
In addition to the District cham
pfonship games IT is expected tina;
The Washington Times will stage a
series for the independent teams. The
winner of the District interests will
probably be asked to met the Associ-
alton winner in a city title series
There are more than twenty first
class teams playing baseball this year.
Many of them have held over from
last season and the season before.
The independent series. started last
much interest. The league battles did
unusually well, while the city series
brought into action practically ev-
cry good baseball player in the city.
In all, twenty-five first-class teams
got act ion last year and II is planned
to give all OF the amateurs a chance
to make the running again this sea-
son.
Here are the addresses of many OF
the teams seeking games at this
early date:
Register. T. c. Malone. manager. lls D
Roamer A. C.. Eddie Pitts. manager. Tee
Maryland avenue. northeast
Gonzaga Freshmen. fourteen-year-old
s.;sIass; s.;ss Martin Keane. manager. River
winthrop Club. Eibcrt johnson. man.
sger. ll2i Columbia road northwest
| Stewards Business College, @. w. Brown
ma nager. 1900 street northwest
Quentin A. C, ls-year average. Thomas
Baxter. manager. 72s Twelfth street south.
Henry Midsets. 12-year average. Joseph
Tash, manager, North 1880.
| s52 Morton street northwest.
southern he n a; G.; i,, Dan ksliiher. manager
Manager Merwin Dix. sS2s o street north
west.
Y. NJ. H. A. baseball team, address,
1
Building. Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
| avenue northwest
| Peerless A. G.. George 4. Simpson, man
| ager. 1l37 Fifth street northeast.
| Bureau OF Railway Economics. Lee
| Lauke. manager, 4es Homer building Mair
| s4ss
| Circle A. C.. hfteen-year-old class, man
| ager at North ss62 after $50 p. m.
| Independent A. C., Edward N. Reidy
| manager. IS New York avenue northwest.
Eastern A. c., Otis Baslin. manager. 141'
| Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
| Randall A. c., Harry Beach, manager
| 1919 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
| Owings Athletic Club. c. c. Buckler
manager. Owings. Md. Phone Prince Fred
| erick 6-F-42.
Miami A. c., II. C, Kidwell, manager
2307 Nicholson street Northeast.
| Benning Midgets. Andy Loenler. man
sger, lo1 Benning road. ID. c.
| Winston A. c., ID. c. Woodcock. man
ager. 1910 II street northeast.
| Shamrock A. C, c. Steele, manager. 13l'
| l. street southeast.
Office OF the Quartermaster General, II
| W. Atkinson. manager, Room 1871, Mum
| ions building. Phone NJ. $500, Brancn 1890
| Hawks, G. r. Malley. manager, SEA a
| street northeast.
| Boiling Field. Charles Msylor. manager
| Boiling Field, Anacostia, ID. {.