The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01

ouhch % violets or some such little
,SioihlnS 10 Charley Street for sue
CSSssIuily handling the delivery Of our
pltcner man, who was slammine them
IA SO laSt IN the dark. A wet bali shoot
als lhIouSh the rain so speedily that the
backstop.
manager Cantilion was in a decidedly
cheefy mood this morning. and we'll ba
HIlSAt De. His team had taken two
5ahes IN Philadelphia and had LOST
TWO but both the losses were close ana
even tne tairer Philadelphia critics
todSted Tim Hurst for his decision CALI
ing swat fair on Wednesday that
save the Athletics their winning runs.
Neither the fans nor 7 couI5 l,ic,,
on what the boys did In Philadelphia"
quotn the manager. They Dlayed
81 eat ball, but were shaded on fEa mn,
P l,!i ana the luck, except yesterday.
pra,'d t in hugaes Won by pitching
sIslu Dall and Tommy Connolly was
or enough 10 let the game go through
a. yer II started under wet cOndfffc,9e
aiIhough the Philadelphia rams and
pay sty, srs roasted him TO frazzle.
ne Dig hit Of the series with tre
quaker sharps was the pIayi,a ~ NJ
btloe az snort They wanted Ia enovy
"uSLe We sol MIN, and kept him busy
1eIlIls MS past life. He covered as
i iiluSil ground as any shortstop we ever
H-
Don worry about him.
me Times. dope on Freeman settling
~ ne conditions OF fast cOmpanv and
HLlLng nearer his form vas correr+
~ 80 a. 4oI or rough edges TO smooth
0H. out ne showed ia Phulv IIke ba
often. MAJ u ana Ialrly
Gates lost a sure enough hard rrcl-
game Ills spitbau was WORKING ifTra
an elSht-day clock and If NJ .,--
strike any permanently warn, 49,.
inns summer he is going TO be a winner
Aiiizer is still complaining OF being
uHWell, but ne IS foolish wirhaI yaE /
-, - ne was ufed on the grounds be-
4ore the game began which made M I4if /
WIN me, for he had been taken gIonTy ts /
an emergency slugger- He is "a r-.as+ I
one Tor visiting the other pIave-e on /
l-SH Dench- IOpsy HatseI dropped In 1
~ rs yesterday Tor a social call before
me game, and 1 asked Tommy CounoIIT- /
70 chase him to his own side I I-uoyg
az the players well. and like them. buf
sulply TANK II looks bad 10 have theT
q cams mixing together before or during
q championship game. when every man
IS supposed 20 be on the 5unD for nofb-
ing Out the interests Of his own club ]
:, oLlIlolIy taclIu4y bounced the sociable
4 opSy 70 the Athletes bench. and then
noticed that AltiZer was miugIing with /
the enemy To make 60 work both WAYS
ne ordered Dave TO our cubby hole. Az /
ttf-t lNfN ElAff- IltAt4l1 10 LElE. and as q
passed Connolly poured out fot on 1
rude remarks which caused the uunD 20
Drive him clear out OF the Iot-rbarebv
eliminating a pinch hitter On case we \
needed one"
Falkenberg VIII draw no mo-, paw /
from the Washington ball club u-rll 4
he settles that debt to the HqrrfSbUrr I
which he has been ordered 20 paw bv !
the National Commission Tic was told 4
10 square Tee account last wear .srt
did not do Il because ne claimed ne /
could not get what he considered an i
exact statement OF the amount he owed /
there being difference
over the number of days he worked /
there after he accepted advance money
and before ne jumped 10 washington.
was at that time three
years ago. a member Of the Tri-Sr1rel
outlaw circuit, but when the Tri-Stare
entered tho national agreement fold ~
got the advantage OF DrOtct ton On en-
forcing its claims for advance money
against contract jumpers.
The matter dragged along all last
winter, but now g. has come 20 a head [
and Falkenberg VIII nave to paw ~.
The amount is about $3.50. bur cannot De-
stated exactly. because he and Harris
burg entertain different views. The
commission viii probably lave 20 de-
tide.