Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-29

reach no agreement. and they parted to
discuss 1t again tomorrow evening.
DIR. Brady and another physician held a
consultation over Jennngs the injured Bal
timore ball player. at the Broadway Cen
trail Hotel. New York. at 10 O'Clock last
night. They found that he was suffering
from a slight conclusion of the BRAIN ana
that there were no signs Of a fracture
Jennings had talked irrstionaily at inter-
walls early in the evening. Late last night
he talked coherently of the accident. He
will be able 1t is thought, to play IN three
or four days
Defeat is always as bitter a dose as
quinine and redeye bur Ii Is doubiy so
when brought about by hit made by some
batsman VIGOROUSLY weak. Clara" PANE
won his own game from Pittsburg the other
Day by looping hit over the shortsto,s
mortem, walled: why he went at that ball
Ike a woman using a crutch.' There Is
where the uncertainty of the game comes
In. There are times when a batsman with
an average OF .WI can make Lit off The
premier curve tosser of the land
Ted Sullivan's Atlantic City squad is at
work, says an exchange Sullivan tells one
good story Of his effort to build up a team
You know. says he, most of the boys
are students. They are supposed to be
playing for love and expect their money to
looking so that they can preserve their
amateur standing. I met one University
OF Pennsylvania boy. who intimated that
S2to month would about suit him. 'You
to make a showing on the board walk
Wouldn't that paralyze you: Well, 1 told
him: My lad. for 800 I'd expect YOU to
ma, make "a pretty good showing right out on
If the trade of Smith for Corcoran had
not been made. the Cincnnatis would have
been In a nice fix without the services of
McPhee. Tommy Corcoran is the only
player that the Cincinnati club eve. had that
could begin to fill sec md base when Bid
was out OF the game. Heretofore with Bid
on the bag the Reds have been easy pick
ing for any and all teams. Tommie Cor
coran Is playing second now as good as
any player in the league. He is not many
points behind Bid himself. Ground balls
MT between first and second are easy for
him, and he can catch a thrown bali and
put 1t on a runner as fast as any man
in the business.
Dolan. the shortstop of the Louisviiles.
mas voluntarily retired from the business.
saturdays game WAS the first that Dolan
mad taken part In for nearly a month He
hGrt his throwing arm early this spring and
until Saturday has been at Lowell nursing
IL. he thought that it was a great deal
t'etter and Joined the team here day before
yesterday. The first throw that he made
was a quick, snappy one. and he knew
then that his arm was far from being well
Dolan Is a conscientious youngster and he
Gid not care about drawing money from the
LOUISVILLE club management for work he
could not perform Yesterday he told
President Pulliam that he would like to
be released. Il am drawing money under
raise pretenses." said poor Dolan, sorrow
ruliy- Let me go and get some one In my
place. Harry Pulliam whose heart is as
Dig as his head. told Dolan that his salary
would go on until July l. Then he would
permit him to lay off indefinitely IF your
arm Genes around again." said President
fuliianl. I'VE will give you another chance"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Some Philadelphia Comment,
From To'lays Philadelphia Times
Reillys friends We're ont in for,e
NE Senators worked hard for the game
Tucker seems to have lost some of his
oid-time vim.
McGuire's throwing to second was accu-
racy itself
Always remember that the visitors have
some rights
It's a wonder Emslie doesn't put De
Montreville out OF the game.
The Senators can kick some even when
occasion does not require.
Cooley was properly given out for inter
ferfng with Reilly in the sixth
Browns throw to the plate in the fifth
catching Geier, a beauty
WaShington's mascot was a little hunch-
backed hoy, but it failed to work.
Brown clearly beat out the ball which
caused all the kick in the seventh.
Why didn't Geier come home when Nc
CURE threw to second to catch Gillen?
Tucker is the only first baseman In the
rest using catchers' mitts.