The Washington times., 1922-06-14

ueeulnk the fcquests VI fhuoPohe'
tween the independent and league
Teams that fear an unsqusre deal
In the series are urged to keep out,
Special pains have been taken to AZ
sure unbiased leadership in the big
event and no executive detail will
be handled by a person interested ip
any particular team. y."
Every member Of the series ex-
ecutive committee is requested to
be at The Washington Times sports
department promptly at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night. Any that fail to
appear win be dropped from the
committee and new members sp-
pointed to take their places.
Several matters Of vital importance
10 the sandlotters are to be discussed
and as there are three members rep
resenting each class on the commit
tee, chosen by the sandlotters them
selves, the committees action should
meet with general approval.
Three matters of particular impor.
tance win be put before the commit
tee for discussion. These concern
the schedule; umpires, the expenses
of the series, including principally II
not altogether pay for the person
upon. whom will fall the pile OF work
connected with running the series.
,Any SUCH coin would be deducted
from the entrance fees. D..
A check.up of records for the
season shows that virtually every
strong independent team In the city
is TO battle in the series. Close
competition 10 foreseen In every
class with no team having walk.
away in sight.
This despite the fine showing
made in recent games by the
Roamers in the senior Class.
Several teams look prepared to give
the splendid northeast club an IN
terestfng time.
Same big games are shaping up
I'm the series unlimited class. One
of these IL a prospective clash
between the Shamrocks and
Mohawks In southeast. The
Shamroclxs have q strictly base
bail club. For some years they"
have been putting strong teams
on the fields and have built up
. large following. ...,,
On the other band, the Mohawks
have been the southeast sections
leading football club. East OF the
Capitol, sandlot activity has centered
very much around the Mohawks
during football season and the
Shamrocks in baseball time. NOW
the Indians are making
determined effort to win q place
in the front rank on the diamond.
It's a good thing for the Sham
rocks, and nobody knows 1t any bet
ter than the Shamrocks. 1t creates
n big game, one that would draw
the seasons record crowd for south
east.
judging from the actions Of
willie Glascoe, Shamrock busi-
ness manager. . meeting with the
Mohawlks this season VIII be de-
ferrcd as long as possible. wee
willie is . wise little business man
in handling . ball team, Mohawk
reonests for games on the Sham.
rock schedule have been turned
down repeatedly.
A victory TOR the Indians might
switch part Of the Shamrocks' south
east following o\er to the Mohawks.
And II the truth be told without fear
OF making willie,s eladiators peeved,
the Shamrocks are bit Jealous Of
their fans loyalty.
So not until the series will the
shamrocks and Mohawks meet. Few
fans who have seen the Shamrocks
IN their latest games would insinuate
any lack Of courage on their part in
facinx the indians. It's Just good
business not to until toward the sea-
sons end, at least the way the Sham.
rocks apparently view the situation