Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-20

less. just about two yards inside the
first base
Manager Clark has several likely
youngsters under his wing this season.
and the fact that they went the route
Virginia League teams. In the third in
ming Reisling put out the side on three
assists to Unglaub, two of his pick-ups
being very clever.
Reggie, at short for Norfolk, looks
promising. He handled his five chances
like a veteran He also had the honor
of making the first hit of the season for
Norfolk.
Bob Unglaub stung the pellet every
time he was up. and should have had
three hits. His line fly to Lowell in the
fifth had burrs on it. The third baseman
| simply could not get out Of its way and
it stuck, to everybody's surprise.
The hit-and-run game was tried dis
| astrously by Lelivelt and Conroy in the
fifth. The signal was given that Lei
| throw his bat at the ball A short single
into right was the result. but Chandler
gathered in the ball quickly and by
splendid throw to third caught Jack by a
yard. At that, it looked as though Leli-
Welt Ioafed on the lines. doubtless think
ing he had plenty of time.
Mcbride made a beautiful stop of
Lovelrs bounder in the fifth. but shot the
ball on the right side of Unglaub Bob
tried to reach. around with his gloved
hand to save his bare right and the ball
got away from him.
The first double play of the season
bobbed up in the fifth, when Schaefer
gathered in Engle's short fly to right and
by quick toss to Mcbride retired Lowell
before he could regain the sack.
Unglaub's play at first was Of the sem
sational order, Notwithstanding his error.
| On two different occasions he pulled down
| high throws with one hand. and In such
q matteF-of-fact style as to cause great
applause from all sides.
| ing after Rapp relieved him, and put a
great deal OF ginger in the boys.
/ When Schaefer came all the way home
from second on Gessler's roller to short
| stop he had to slide into the plate to COM
plete the play He toppled over the
catcher and was tramped on. slight cut
| on the leg resulting. Trainer Quirk fixed
| him up after the game and 1t Is nothing
| serious.
/ Messrs. Walsh. Weaver and Chesley
caught the o'clock boat for home, and
before going expressed themselves as well
| pleased with the showing made by. the
| Nationals. The trio expect to make an
other visit before the practice season Is
| over.
| Manage McAleer pulled in a nice little
| wad Of money as a result of today'S game
| and the players were waiting for him az
1 the hotel after dinner to make touches.
| No one got q fortune. but just enough Tor
4 tohaccO and cigars.
Rob I-nglaub distributed box of chew
ing gum among his fellow players this
| morning 1t was given to him by the
manufa cturers for the use OF his picture.
| II is unnecessary to say that Bob had 70
stand for a great deal Of Kidding
/ The PLAYERS are all. planning excursions
for tomorrow. q majority going down 70
! the jamestown track to see the horses
| work while trips to Old Point and Forts
mouth win satisfy the others
Bob Groom. and Tom Crooks were on
the gate this afternoon, while Kid
Miller escorted Mrs Browne to the game
McAleer was very much pleased with
the showing made by hts players.
gave them orders to take things easv AND
keep from long throws or sliding, said
the manager. and they all obeyed me
hut the 'Dutchman.s ]. can easily forgive
him as his heart is In the right place and
the bleachers had been guyiDg him. Just
tell them up home that We are rounding
tout nicely and will Re IN tip-top shape
; by the end of next week"