The Washington times., 1931-04-23
Baseball Times office I0ghtand 70m0rrowNgt
SCHEDULESET
At TWO BIG
SESSIONS

With a total of II teams enter.
ed, the Junior Baseball Associa-
ton of The Washington Times is
set to inaugurate it's campaign.
The complete schedule for teams
playing in all classes, which COM
prises boys whose ages vary from
9 to IT, will be announced Satur-
day. The schedule will permit
every team to play at least two
games with every other team in
its league. When the league games
have been completed the round
robin series. which will finally
eliminate all teams except the
winner of the divisional series,
will be staged. The team survlv-
ing the play-off will be acclaimed
the winner of its respective class
Managers to Meet
The final touches of the organi-
Zation process will be put on when
the managers of the teams meet.
The representative will be Of in
terested groups and will meet in
a special session tomorrow eve
ming, when the managers OF the
"B" and &C" classes will convene
for the purpose Of making the
finishing touches. The meeting
will be at p. m. sharp at the Of
flee of the director, Times Build
ing, Roob 408. The assembly to-
night is for the "B" and &C"
classes only.
A meeting of the same nature
will be held tomorrow night for
the members of the "a" and
ID" classes, at ! o'clock sharp.
All managers are requested to
be present at this meeting.
If in your neighborhood there
are any baseball fields not in use
get them in shape. The league
will open it's season very shortly
and all available diamonds will be
put into action. If permits are
necessary. you had better make
the final arrangements as soon as
possible, because the activity in
this league will begin to function
most any time now.
Fans Kept Posted
The fans that follow the sand
loters' activity will be kept posted
more thoroughly than ever. The
Times is going to handle the jul
nior baseball players activity in
a manner that is very similar to
the way in which the big league
publicity is printed. There will be
the box scores and the leading
hitters of the league published
regularly by the junior baseball
editor of The Times. The league
standings will also be printed.
The games. and where they will be
played, the results and the com
plete details of the games.
Much has been said about the |
opening of the league but nothing
definite has yet been settled
These problems will be discussed |
at the meeting of the managers
of the teams participating in The
Times Junior Association of Base
ball.
Despite the fact that the
league is still in its infancy
there are many signs that re-
veal considerable promise. Boys
are still entering teams in the
association. Keep up the good
work boys and let's have those
entries.
The finals for this great tour
nament are going to be played
at the Nationals ball park. And
this is only one of the many
offerings of this league. The
most valuable player in this
league will be sent to the world
series games in the East this
season. Quite treat. how about
it boys. Better get those entries
in if you have not already gotten
them in. The activity is going
to start very soon.
Remember the meeting of the
managers tonight and tomorrow
night. The final arrangements
WI, ~ made at this meeting. 1t
will be held at Room 208, Times
Building at 7 p. m. Please be
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