Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-28

/ SPORTS OF ALL SORTS ]:
BOB UNCLAUB IS ON
THE INJURED LIST
Nationals Arrive at Richmond
for Series of Two Games
With Virginia Leaguers.
BY q. n. FRY.

BY IL. III. Fly.
Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND. Va, March 2s.-Bob Tn
glsub is the latest addition to the injured
| list, and the clever boy came within an
ace of hurting himself seriously Satur-
| day evening he turned TO run up the
marble steps to the second floor OF the
Monticello and fell. his left knee striking
| on the sharp edge of the second step.
Roh cut his knee and twisted his foot
| In irving to save himself. Trainer Quirk
| worked over him at once and all day
| Yesterday he walked around with cane.
| Last night Quirk again took him in hand
and as a result Bob game down stairs
this mornig without cane. walked with
| only a slight limp and said he would be
| able to go into today's game. II Tn
| glaub isn't just right Jack Hardy will
play first. Hardy was kidding Bob this
morning saying. ''Old boy, If they let
me play that bag you will lose your job"
| Manager McAleer has had slight at
tack of rheumatism In his right shoulder
| for the past three days. and it was so bad
| this morning that it kept him in bed until
late. The old boy is game and hates to
give UP. but there is no denying the fact
| that a little rest would. do him lots OF
good. as he has been going at top speed
ever since the Nationals reached Nor
| folk.
Weather u Cool.
The weather is clear and cool, but
warming up every minute, and should
| be pleasant by the time the game starts
at 1 o'clock. McAleer will probably put
| the same lineup on the field that faced
Norfolk Saturday. with the excep-
ton that he may give Joe How
| Xix three-inning workout against
Richmond. Gray and oberiin erin, are r.,
setter after his trail Saturday. Street
and Rapp will do the catching. although
| .'Gabby'' complained of a slightly sore
arm after the Norfolk game
| Every member of the team accompa-
| MED Elberfeld to the police court this
| morning and was introduced to Judge
crutchfield. The judge and court have
| national reputation. and the way he
| do,il GU. justice to the colored law
amusint. The kid" has known the
Judge, who is great base ball fan. ever
since he played in the Virginia League.
and when he comes to Richmond he has
| always been a regular guest at the court.
Players in Harmony.
Six of the players crowded into the
smoking apartment of the Pullman COM
ing over from Norfolk last night. and for
two hours and thirty minutes did moth
ing but "harmonize, as Street called II.
Every song known to the group was gone
over, and when any one didn't know the
words, he lummed the tune. Schaefer
kilifer. Gessler, Lelivelt, Groom and
Browne would take short rests by SKIP
ping song or two, but SRoD Cnglauo
was in everything from SOU, to nuts
II a shift was taken and a story told Bob
was there with that sort OF stuff just as
we'll as. il not better than, singin BOD
is like his boss, human dynamo. ne
base ball promoters down in this section
of the country are poor advertisers. and
it is remarkable that they do the bus.-
ness necessary to keep them anoat.
While in Norfolk the papers sad very
little before the games about the Ma
| tionals playing the home team, and hece
| in Richmond there wasn't line In the
Sunday papers about todays game Inc
naeement evidently takes 1t for grant
ed that the fans know the washington
more is necessary. A good press agent
| In the Virginia League would MAKE
money for everybody.
Manager McA!eer yesterday afternoon
| said to a group Of newspaper boys around
| him: Norfolk is the best training camp
7 have ever been at bar none ne
grounds are the best and the weather was
good enough to enable my team to condi-
ton itself better than those 1arther Gown
south Right now 1 believe my team is
week or ten days ahead of any other
| ma ior league club In the country. me
bovs can 60 on the field tomorrow ana
/ play regular game.
Reisling Ill Again.
DOC" Reisling was little "skeered
last night. Either the ride In the cars or
.hange Of climate affected his sore throat
and the pain was terrific. both there ana
q, his head He thought he had tenn
nerature of Jos. and McAleer called in q
nnbysician as soon as possible. Doc 8.
nrise was found to be normal, the proper
reliaf was prescribed and the Dig tWirier
| is much bette. this mornins s. tear 4u' :
care about the pain, but was 1eariui l
WAS Slipping batk and going 10 nave a
sick spell. Mac is depending on me 70
| help him out this spring, especians as
asked to be sent to Hot springs. and a. ~, y
going to do II II | nave ~ s'o"" ~ 10y
| box on crutches. .,, no.,
Manager Clarke of the Norfoiks was
very much pleased over his team s''om,
| ing Saturday against the Nationals. an"
| before the team left there Yesterday nc
was explaining to The star man ~
| WINS and wherefores. nave eisi'
| pitchers under contract. saio A,a'he'
| land will have to let out al ieast .ilies,
i The boys know this and SIMPLY plic.en
| their heads off to show me. NO maI,e,
| what their condition may be, they tIleu
| TO demonstrate that they were nrst-ciass
twirlers. and the Nationals naturally
were up against some frst-class pitch-
Ing. -, Nc
sThen. again, I believe and so does Nc
AIeer that the Virginia League Is faster
| than the Texas League. and IL TINS is 50
| the Washingtons made better SHOWING
| than the clubs down south
| give OF my men are seasoned, MUM
SON Bonner and Chandler having peen
\ In the major leagues, while BUSH anu
| Reegv have shown high class down mere
/ for two years.
| ar would like to bet a suit OF clothes
that the other major boys coming won
shou IN as strongly as the Nationals
| While the train was speeding through
| Petersburg last evening George Browne
4 .aid. Il pitched a game OF pail there
before. exactly five people In 1896. no"
.sat for a record paid attendance?
And I had brother start ana qui,
| the business there at the same ume.
| ohirns5 in Bob Unglaub. HE was ptch-
snn r. Jesse Tannehill. one day and the
Nc snufhpaw hit the ball back at MIN SO
I'D rhat II broke two fingers and spilt
his hand clear across the palm Brotner
usnt home for three weeks to get wen
and at the end of that time concludeo ne
had enough OF base ball. He went INTO
the Pennsvlyania shops at Baltimore ana
| he Is now the foreman there. WASH
brother a wise gazabo?'
1,.l 81 raoya Norfolk