The Washington herald., 1909-04-07
spocinl 70 N. Washington Herald

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cincinnati, Ohio. April 6.-Jim Dele
hanty's arrival was the largest ray Of
sunshine the Washington team struck to-
day. He arrived in Cincinnati this morn
ing. but nobody knew he was in town
until he bObbed I'D shortly after noon.
just as the team was getting ready FOR
dinner
The game to-day progressed two ard
one-half innings. when a heavy thunder
storm cut loose and has been working
internationally at the J. Pluvius factory
ever since. Smith and Street started in
the points for Washington ana were hold
ing the enemy well in hand when the
Hoods descended. Nothing OF conse-
quence happened in the first two innings.
but in the third. after Mcbride had died,
Fromme. pitching for Cincinnati, threw
Smiths drive Willy and Smith reached
third. Just then the rain came.
DeIehanty Replaces UngIaub.
Delehanty played at second. as Unglaub
was scheduled 70 leave tonight for
Washington. He got one chance at the
ball and drove II a mile. but a Cincin-
natl outhelder had played deep especially
for him and he was out. The lineup
to-day viii be especially interesting TO
Herald readers, for. with the exception
of Milan, who is temporarily on the shelf.
and Shipke. who was playing third 1t
was pretty near what it should be on the
opening day. Here it is:
Clyner, right; Ganley, left; Delehanty.
second: Freeman, first; Tannehill. center
Shipke, third: Street. catcher; Mcbride,
short; Smith. pitcher. The complete
lineup would probably have Conroy fol-
lowing Freeman and Milan following
Conroy-
DeIehanty vas exceedingly clipper to-
day. and talked readily about how glad
ne was to get back into the game. Said
he: I wrote 10 Canullon at Omaha,
telling him I had signed and would re-
port here. but the letter went astray- I
have done nothing since 1 went TO Cleve-
land after failing 20 see Cantillon In chi
cago. except coach the Western Reserve
aine, which Job 1 got al the wOrking-out
needed after my japanese experience
Joe and I nave patched UP our differ
cnces. and expect TO have the best year
OF my career in Washington this season
There Is something 70 work for. because
I think we have a chance 10 upset the
dope in other cities and get into the first
division"
CantiIIon Is Pleased.
CantiIlon was extremely pleased to have
De.ehanty in the field again. aud went
stronger than ever before in his predic-
tions that the one best bet was for
washington to do no worse than finish AZ
the top Of the second division. Washing
ton plays here tomorrow.
Jesse Tannehiu got a wild reception
here to-day. IN the first place. his proud
papa was in the stand. In the second
place, a bunch of Elks from Newport.
Ky, Jesse's hoiling port, paraded across
he diamond. headed by a brass band %
three pieces playing the Dead March"
Jesse was corralled at the plate and pre-
scented with a handsome watch fob and
EIhs charm. After that big doings by
the said Elks.
Bill ShipIe Reinstated.
Bill Shipke's reinstatement upoR pay
nent Of a dne OF so was announced to-
cay in the bulletin Of the National Com
mission. The famous jumping case os
Doc" Reisling was also settled to-day
by the commission. and he is 10 be re-
-ncf.fad rfr1orr "a wing q hundred