The Washington times., 1902-07-11

Local Men Indulge in
Heavy Hitting for the
First Three Innings
SHIELDS SIOPN CAN8lJADIkG
Memphis TWirler Succeeds
Howell and Puts UP
4 Fine Game.
CARRlCK DOES GOOD WORK
CARRlCK DOES GOOD WORK
Given Perfect Support by His AssOci-
ates On the Washington Tean-Jack
Doyle Makes His Reappearance as q
Senator-3altinlore's Fast Game

AIRY Dwell. the Baltimore pitcher.
very kindly permitted Washington to
win the ball game yesterday.
AIRY was as wild as the original gen
tleman from Borneo.
lie had much trouble in discovering
the location OF the plate. and when he
got a line on the spot, the Senatorial
swatters very promptly proceeded to
bang the sphere in every direction con
ceivable
Delehanty copped out a homer, when
Jack Doyle was occupying one OF the
sacks, Lee banged cut a triple, and
Clarke and Coughlin got doubles, while
Ryan and Carrick drew singles.
This cannonading took the ambition
out OF Mr.. 'owell, and Captain Robinson
advised young Mr.. Shields. one OF the
oriole corps of twirlers. to hasten to
the rear OF the stand and warm up his
wing and hold himself in readiness to
commence to earn his salary on hurry
up orders. Robbie evidently thought the
Washingtonians would soon become
weary of slamming the ball all over the
lot, but in this he was mistaken. The
bingling kept up, and when Coughlin
got his double in the third inning and
Lee sent the ball spinning out to the
clubhouse in right field for three bases,
and when the visitor took the field the
next inning Ar. AIRY Dwell was warm
ing a spot on the bench. while Pitcher
Shields was doing duty in the center of
the diamond. and it is worth mention
ing that this graduate of Memphis base
ball did good work. Had he been in the
game from the commencement, there IS
no doubt but that the LOTUS people
would have continued their scramble
toward the tag end of the race But the
lead OF the home fellows was too much
for Baltimore to overcome.
Carrick's Good Work.
Poker Bill Carrick was tossing the
balls for our side, and the young man
from Michigan was in good shape, even
If he did give five passes to first. He
had lots Of speed, while some of his
shoots were regular loop-the- loopers
Behind the plate Bill Clarke. the reli-
able old sea-dog. showed the landlub-
bers how to catch, some of his work be-
ing very clever.
The chief interest. so far as the cou-
PIE of thousand spectators were con-
cerned. was the initial appearance of
Jack Doyle, under the management of
Sir Thomas Lotus. in Washington.
Mr. Doyle had been seen ere this in
Washington toys. in the days of Scrappy
Bill Joyce, and since then he has ac-
CURED an enyiable regulations as ball
is:
Kester is still out Of the game, the
result of a head-on collision with Doyle
in Boston, and the new Senator held
down the second base territory He took
everything that came his way and while
he did not do any batting stunts that
entitle him to specis, mention, he stood |
at the plate on two different occasions |
and watched four wide balls speed by. F.
and then walked down to first with I
Thank-you- Mr. Pitcher expression on
his classic countenance But what
pleased so many OF the local fans was
the fact that Doyle is not dead one
when ii comes to sprinting around the |
sacks. He showed more ginger in this |
part of his work than ali OF his com
panions.
Baltimore's Srappy Game.
And speaking Of ginger and tabasco, |
and other hot stuff things, that Balti-
more aggregation is about as warm |
proposition, as at present constituted
as has been seen in the Capital this
season. Mr.. Muggsy McGraw is evil |
IDENTIFY not missed so much as many per-
cons thought he would be. for the Ori-
oles are in no sense weakened By his /
detection. Bresnahan played McGraws
old position and did excellent work. The /
entire inheld handed out words OF en-
couragement TO beth Howell and Shields,
and in many ways showed that they are
live bail players.
Their snappy methods made one wish
that our people could be stirred up in
the same manner. Perhaps we play a
moro gentlomanly style OF game over
this way, ard after all. the sort OF work
of the Baltimore men might not be liked
IN this city as a steady thing. but 1t Is
certainly good for change.
How the Runs Came.
The Washingtons got their first runs
in the opening inning. Ryan singled
and promptly went to sleep at first and
was thrown out by Robinson 10 McGann.
Ryan walked over to the bench looking
very foolish for his faux pas. and the
thing so pleased Mr.. Dwell that he con-
cluded he would give Jack Doyle base
on balls and have the performance re-
peated.
Here is where the Oriale twirler miss
ed his guess. for Cap. Deleha1ty knocked
8 high inshoot over the LEFT fence. into
the very middle OF the duck pond. These
two scores made the crowd feel as IL,
perhaps. after all. they would get run
for their money, and this hope was
made certainty In the next inning
Ca-rY c. with q