Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-30
Notes Of the Games.

Delehanty was on the field In his base ball
clothes before the game began Saturday
and sent out some hot ones for the Sena-
tors to exercise on in the preliminary prac-
tice. He is still rather stiff In the joints
after the work Of the past few days, and
did not start in the game.
SHORTY Robinson showed up in fine form
with the stick and on the bases. He got
single, a double and a base on balls, and
was credited with three runs as his share
Of the good things. Bobby knows what
to do when he gets on the bases.
Lew Drill gives evidence of fine work this
season behind the bat, and his stick work
shows considerable Improvement over last
year. He went after the fouls In excellent
shape, and landed a difficult pop up ai'ef
hard run.
Manager Lotus new pitcher, Clark, an
ACQUISITION from the Southern League.
made his first appearance on the diamond
here. He Is tail. strongiy-Duilt !eiiow'
He was Immediately dubbed Sunny Jim"
by the bleachers. and took the CHAM gooo
raturedly. In the first part OF the sixth
inning. when he relieved Lee on me sian;
clark looked like an easy proposition, and
the collegians began landing on the good
ones. filling the bases with only one out:
Clark, however, won the hearty applause OF
the spectators at that critical point, Dy
keeping his head and striking out the next
two batters In RUDE Waddell fashion. He
has speed and good curves, and when he
has been properly worked out Will no count
prove a valuable addition to Manager Lof-
tus' mystery servers.
Reliable Bill Coughlin was up to his old
tricks Saturday in pulling down foul hits
after long sprints In stopping hot ground
ers and throwing to first he showed UP in
old-time form. Bill always delivers the
goods.
Selbach's home run hit was greeted with
loud cheers by the spectators, and was an
Indication of what may be expected from
him and his little willow the coming season.
He 10 a speedy fielder and covers every part
of the left garden in fine shape.
DeMt,ntreville negotiated three hits In
Saturdays game, all OF which were timely.
His work with the bat and on the bases
will no doubt be of great benefit to the
senatorial aggregation in the work OF the
season.
Pitcher Lee connected for two doubles
and f1elded his position IN fine STYLE Dur
ing the five innings when he OBLIGATED in the
box only two hits were secured of his de-
livery.
First Baseman Bowling Of the George
town nine played a fast game Saturday, and
In the coming games with the other college
teams he will be there with the goods.
Willie Keane, who holds down center field
for the collegians covers every inch OF his
territory and has good right wing His
throw from center to home after catching
Selbach's long fly resulted In pretty double
play and was loudly cheered by the fans.
He also showed up well with the bat and
hammered the ball into the club house for
three bases in the second inning
Georgetown's third baseman, Morgan,
plays like an old veteran and handles ev-
erything that comes within his territory
His throwing arm Is In good shape and his
aim is accurate. McGettigan at second and
Dorman at short are both playing good
ball.
r. Drill, Fay and Titus, the Blue and Gray
twirlers, no doubt will prove effective In the
box for their team this season, and the
other colleges Will find them stiff PROPOSE
tons in the coming games.