The Washington times., 1910-04-21
His Lurid Talk With Umpire
Connolly Puts Him Out
For Time Being.
SCHAEFER DOING
WELL AS CAPTAIN
Shck-WOrk Of Local Team At BOs-
ton Proves Surprising, Es-
peCially Elberfeld's7Wallops-
By THOMAS s. RICE.

6V 4HOlAo - Kill.
BOSTON. april 2l.-2vever vas there
= more e-9ntrfte a4hlete than IS Manager
lanes McAleer today over the fact
that he talked himself temporarily out
of the IeaEue IN the midst Of his excite
meut on Tuesday afternoon
As IS usual in such cases. various
alarming reports have been going the
rounds about how the gentle Jeens had
torn I'D the ship fore and aft and had
acted Ike the wild man OF BOrneO hav-
ing a 1T But. these weird stories are
hardly justified
When Jeems went forth on Tuesday
sftenoon TO draw the attention OF I'm
rire Connolly 90 the encrOachUent "
.rns crowd upon the field he was uatur-
ally excited Re told Connolly that he,
the umpire. had lost control OF the
crowd, which vas true and demanded
that the fed be cleared or the game
forfeited.
Connolly. according % 1ICAleer, as
serted 1hat1t was impossible 10 do any
thing under the circumstance but he
did oe-in 70 Try 20 get the spectators
49, one word led ID another. and
then tho UstuIance Of Jesms led him 20
say things he ought not TO have said
McAIeer's Talk Was Choice
situation were unuttered in a stage Whis-
Der for the ear Of the umpire and that
he did not yell aloud his imprecatons
upon the obtussness OF the delinquent
Connolly.
on the other hand, thrilling tales
have reached President John L Tay-
Ior. Of thu Boston Club. about 0TCAleer
emitting remarks that rendered 70 up.
set the morals OF the upright fans who
were trespassing on the plying field
and aIr. Taylor has talked largely 10
some folks about making formal
complaint 70 President Ban Johnson OF
.--e league about the rough veroiags OF
the Washington mn
Mr.. Taylor, when asked concerning
these matters, said he was going TO
forward q. report 10 President Johnson,
but he did not seem violent IN his views
Il was a trying sftuatIou-that in
FuE Of the fans on Tuesday afternoon
and Connolly did fan down on the job
of keeping the crowd back Had he
taken q hrm stand earlier and cleared
the field back 20 the ropes when the
forward movement first began there
would have had no trouble but ne was
Impressed with the holiday spirit and
allowed the spectators more liberty
than they <Hu-11 have had There Was
plenty Of room for all behind the lines
that had been marked out. The ad-
ness and Cussedness that OveUcomes all
large gatherings Of humans unless they
are checked with an iron hand the mo-
meut they begin 20 assert themselves.
Now our MANAGER man is under IN
l.efnita suspension and TTsd C0nrov IS
also in q DrecaTiOus state Wild went on
the coaching lines I'm the first inning
Yesterday afternoon and there ran
foul Of Connolly At first base First
crack out OF the box he began 10 handy
words with the tesJy Thomas, but was
- I'd
Wild CheeTed Justify.
He took his glove and shoes and
sought the secIusiOn Of tr- bleache-s.
where he CEeered Justify IS private
u the ranks when he saw that Boston
was going 10 set one real Erand trim
ming
Fortunately TvFd s. not one Of the
regulars, but the clubs roster is TOO
small for any Of the men thereon 70
eliminate themselves from the game.
Germany Scla@fer has not CfncfaIIT
been appointed captain Of the Washfr--
ton team, bat ~ IS tsc=tlE understood
that IN an emergency he IS lTCAIuer-s
personal representative hence, In these
ra-t0ES lTIeS Fllel LIe manager is with
Us but UC- of U.s. SChaefer is the field
manager. captain and -aC-lC-au- AND.
believe u.s. ne is there with the goods
Like all other huuoriSts. the Do7uIzce
rn.UE he is TO iauEE even when busiiT
engaged in breaking his neck, but
ScElefer really appears To- have the
rral-iuCs or a seriously TUiUdEG boss Of
q big league outfit, and should have the
Job some DAY CauUilCn was an earn
est booster Of the Germans leadership
qualities ana SAID ne was tLre uloSL
promising player in the league for such
promotion.
ZTcAI-er YVES allowed to occupy q box
seat right behind his players yesterday,
and bis soul was greatly refreshed By
their y 10 4 triumph over the Pilgrims
500 b
mood but the clean cut win was a fire
tonic for a man depressed
John I TavIor has gone 10 Cleveland
for the opening Of the new ban parh
there and cannot he seen today
PLAYED Like Mad SufTagettes-
Concerning the game OF yesterday Ter
rs rejoice one with another As has
raer told aforetiue. the UashinEtoT
reoresencasIves were not discouraged bl
their double raII0pIng on Tuesday Ear
from such They were as mad as
suffraee-te who gets smile instead o
an arzuu-aur- and went into the EaTfr
thoroughly convinced that they WeI
they had made foolish mistakes 1--t-
slammed The bah all over t1e log an.
covered themselves WITH lEl-Nil-aL s---,
60 eased lp after the FIFTH inning
and auoearad easier than he really va
c-raefer uurSed him around carer illi-
r 80 -be+ he took no uunecessar-
rIrauce= for this soon in the SeaSo.
-rare Is no telling when something WI
FaD-en 10 a tp-irler ard there is no us
sr --orIzfrc q man 10 death in q gam
he has already won
gray did get a bad start LHree Hlt
we're punched ou him in the H1-Sr IN
nina and they. with two stolen bases
Melted two runs. which are enough L
win most games TeFF7at--+477- Ea--'- 1850
-sT ~ 95~riU7- -7ftcrer there would haT
been another sad story and Gray sloui
not be exalted toe much for his uiJlTnal
success
Look IN the box score and note tia
EfI EIberfeId made @ single. douoif
and q homer on Tuesday he did no
Get q hit but he scored two runs in IN
afternoon game
Elberfeld Treated Ball COaTsely.
Somehow. rot even 0IcAleer, was con
WINGED thai the Kid would be a slugEe
OF repute this year. end his elevation
10 fourth IN the bat-inE order was
doubtful cNneT1uent but he Is CCuin