The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

LllsAailt nara cdLcl- LDE 1lulEn
dashed into slim just as he reached the
bag and il would have been eXcusable
II the ball ha been knocked out OF the
third basemaI's hands. But Elberfeid
E1LhSuO0d the -ush long enough 10 touch
the canvas with his foot. then went
sailing toward the stand.
LeIiveIt's blow 10 roster in the fifth
was so deep and hurried the shortstop
50 much thst Lelivelt might well have
been given a hit.
That was a peculiar play that came
up Ia the first inning. Milan was hit
oy a pitched ball Schaefer hunted TO
quinn, WGO made perfect throw 10
Gardner % force Milan at second
Gardner got the ball and held il long
enough 70 put cut Milan, but when
re went 10 throw 10 first on an at
tempted double play, the ball slipped
out or his hand ana rolled behind him
Inereupo1 Umpire Bill Evans called
Milan safe IL looked like two sep
dEdte pays and that the untiylely slip
I'D Dy GARNER came well after that
athlete had settled Milan's fate
Jack Johnson is going 70 fight a
paInlakIng bout" Germ OF a iast there
ABOUT taking pain from. as well as
taxing pains with. JeT. But now can
one Jest when one has to make one S
ltinE Dy writing ones head of telling
row II happened 10 EFashIngtorl7
Please get it through your head
liie-l t1lls Jr- Gessier Is Just about al
5000 q ueloer as we have in these parts.
- mas an arm like a rife In f CT
AI-lau has little on him. and the ! ~
sicl--n IS also 2 man Of class when II
comes % making difficult catches The
sun ia IBIS eyes and his fear OF hr1r7nir1y
iuto and killing Milan MADE him fTt55
Aeslu hT N the sixth inning after
q nara run Why he should be given
an error Is not at al clear.
Umpire Egan failed to announce that
Li-Fo--l the courtesy Of Acting MANI
ger ScGaefer Sweeney was TO be- AZ
loWea 70 TGo for Cree after cree was
~ on me leaG III TIE first inning. n
SrallinEs did not tel EEan. then the~a
= q 8 Inc coming TO SJallilEs- II Egln
KEY" ABOUT II and ulc not tell the pCpu-
ace l1enr Hnder the new rules there IS
2 me OF $ coming 10 Eg2n. and we
don't care If Ban JChnsou collects Il
today IL caused considerable coufu-
son 70 those who aid not recognize
were IN doubt about whether Sweeney
was SolnE to retire also AZ Sr that In
lluEs or whether ne was runniuE for
cree by special agreement. which latter
managers and umpires 20 give explicit
accounts or Cl tuEes was made 90 cover
Just such cases, and a little Gne might
H-ip ar--nten Up EEan's II Ind, as we'll
as serve as a warning 10 the other
uupir=s.
in the third inning. after giving svmp-
toms OF a foUr-baEEer. But no
tougher than it was on the dense
crowd OF auJomobilists who were
TANNED at the gate while buying
tickets because there was no peram-
huIatiDg ticket seller TO accommodate
them That's a fine scheme TO disgust
good money
Walter Johnson pitched an exceed
l-sG-E IN and out game some OF his
v ORR was as good as ne has ever
Done and some was very poor. There
never was a pitcher who did not 80
wild occasiDually- hence there IS no
special reason for roasting Johnson
because OF his failure yesterday. THAI
defeat coupled with the one in Bos-
ton. may do him more good than
harm He IS stfU a great Young tvirI-
En- and IS going 70 be one OF the
brightest stars IN the league this year
but he is not yet a NstEewson. He
proved that be could learn a lesson
W. n after standing idly by and see
ing Sweeney score with ElberfcF5 In
pursuit in the fourth inning. he was
r-Egt OBJ the plate 10 take the throw
tEat eXtin g.lished WoIter on a repetf-
r-oH OF the play in the fifth inning
Here's a fearful tale much con
TEN poraries but suitinE our own