The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Notes of the Game.

Twice in the same place.
Ideal baseball weather.
Del still among the missing.
Sclbach will run him a close second.
Orth plays FIRST as though he had done
nothing else.
Lee has great control this year. and
viii doubtless refuse to ruin it by guard
ing any OF the outlying precincts.
Professionals are professionals. and
cOllegians are collegians- Honey, stay
in your own back yard
There are stflI a few Senators who
have not reported for this session Of
the baseball congress. but they viii be
al their desks by Wednesday or Thurs
day.
Belts is getting his coloring on
10 was highly amusing TO hear the en-
thusiastic fans sarcastically beg Lew
Drill not 10 put the ball over the fence
when his brother Frank was doing the
laborious box stunt. Lew did not do any
serious damage to his little brothers
benders.
Keane. OF the Blue and Gray team.
is wonderful little fielder. aud is most
modest in his demeanor. He has not
earned his c. yet. but still wears the
'P' OF the preparatory school on his
shirt front. Demont. who cut off the
--reville" OF the tail end OF his name
so his cognomen would be gotten in the
tabulated score in the newspapers. is
popular local favorite, and already
has a host or friends and admirers He
dehes any Of the pretty damsels who
patronize the game to send him flowers
hon HFrnrr /.
the initial sack. In yesterdays game
he invariably went after all balls that
went the least bit past the pitcher or
a little in front Of the second bagmau
First was guarded by McGetugan, or
the pitcher. and on several occasions
Bowling picked the bali up and chased
over to the sack himself Everybody
to his own liking, etc.
Albert orth is the J. P. Morgan OF
the smile
Moran did not figure ultra conspicu-
ously in the batting matinee. hut had
everyone skinned in the field He had
nine difficult chances and accepted all OF
them. Not bad for Georgetown boy.
Bill Coughlin is stiH the crack third
baseman he always was, and will in all
probability cut as many shines and
capers around the third station as ne
ever did. Bill catches more fouls near
the gTandstand and bleachers than any
other man in the business.
The men have only been together four
or Ave days, but that makes no differ
ence when every mothers son OF them is
good fellow. Already it's Lew.
Gene. Charlie" Bill" Al" Rob
wyatt" or Colonel Lee. sunny Jim
Clark. Jack" ct al.
Bowling waxsd one of sunny Jim
Clark sweet ones to the left field fence.
Il looked as though 10 was going over
and would be good for four sacks. but
the wind carried IL down. Sunny Jim 8
life was saved. us ar III wind
In the sixth inning Dorman. who was
on first. pretended as though he was
going to steal second and sunny jim
turned TO face him Hart who was on
second ambled over to third. and Sunny
Jims wanton smile chased itself back
o. his ears where il remained until the
next inning. when he got safe bingIe.
Il would not be well for anyone 10 re-
call the first inning OF yesterday game
10 one Mr. Fay. Some coi!eglans have
terrible tempeTs-
SeIbach's homer Was a high ball 9th
ers were in order after the game.
Some superstItious persons attribute
the loss OF the game yesterday by the
Georgetown team to the absence % one
MT Thompson, who travels under the
alias or graduate manager Of athletics
OF the Blue and Gray institution. Sir
Thompson is splendid preventive OF