Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
NATIONALS AND NORFOLK
IN FINAL GAME TODAY
DOC" Reisling Undergoes 0p-
eration-Conroy and Milan
Sign Contracts.
By H. H. FRY.
al nisnafch TO The Star.


this afternoon. Being so close to Easter
this afternoon is a sort of half holiday
and everybody Is out in their sunday
clothes Manager Clarke has decided TO
call the game at $50 o'clock. instead Oh
2 o'clock. as was done last Saturday, and
il is believed the change will result In
thousand additional patrons
doc" Reisling was up early this MORN
inf and had a specialist operate on his
throat. AS a result the physician found
the tonsils very much infiamed. and In
cutting opened up what appeared to De
boils After half a pont of pus came
from the incision Reisling, although
suffering Intensely, found relief from the
sickening pain that has been botherins
him for three days Trainer Quirk IS
watching him closely. just IKE a tIalhe :;
nurse and as the seat of the tfoupe 10
discovered, Reisling should be all rish' ny
the time the team reaches nome.
Sign Contracts.
Before leaving for home last night
.,Wid" Conroy placed his name TO
washington contract, and 'Zeb Milan
did the same this morning. which proba-
hlv leaves only Walter johnson outside
the breastworks-
William Norris. who PLAYED WIN
the Memorial team in the SUNDAY
School League last year. was happ!
hoy this morning. He came anne n Wnnn
lager Clarke of the Norfolks. but the
latter had so many pitchers under con-
tract that he turned Norris down; Ever
since Norris has been rooTnlng with Bill
Rapp. and last night the pair went over
to Portsmouth to see the manager of that
& club The manager grabbed Norris on
: Rapp's recommendation. and ne starteo
in this morning working out with tnat
club. Norris says he is going to make
good If for no other reason than to show
MANAGER Clarke that he overlooked a
good man when he passed him by
Kahoe at Norfolk.
s Old Scout Kahoe came down on the
boat this morning and will probably hold
p conference with President Moves and
Manager McAleer before he returns to
!. washington tonight. Nothing definite
has been arrived at as yet, Mike told
The Star man. but he thought it very
8 probable that he would work Tor the
: Washington club this summer.
/. group of Washington base ball en-
fh,lsiasts came down by the morning
/. boat and viii return this evening after
the game. 1t included r. s. Brennan,
: Paul Brock. w. ID. Nolan, Sanford NC
i<eeby, Edward Tharp and William Dun
bar.
Manager McAleer had slight attack
: of rheumatism this morning, the pain be-
ling in the right shoulder. 1T is moth
ing" said Mac, land I'll drive 1t away
with a good sweat this afternoon.
8 Dutch" Schaefer was happy boy this
morning He caught Charlie Street Off
his stride and trimmed him at TWO
9Sames of pool before about hundred
sonlookers There promises TO be great
battle tonight at 200 balls. and, of course,
the billiard room will be crowded.
President Noyes made his trip worth
while when he completed nesotiations
with Groom and Killifer yesterday aft
.ernoon and both placed their names to
contracts for the season. The Star rep
tresentatiye saw Red Killifer as he
came down from Mr.. Moves room at the
I've Just signed my contract. They mace
teyervthing satisfactory and I'm tickled
to death. Just keep your eye on Wade
this Year and you VIII see some SVEN
ball"
Groom was equally gratified over the
finish of the conference. Bob says the
club treated him royalty and ne got
everything he wanted. :.
I'm going to pitch my arm OF, IL
reed be. for the Washington club" said
Bob, land If there il any good In me
IL is bound to show this season 1eei
as II | can go the route TINS year, ana
If the good Lord will let me have good
health l am going to earn every cent
the club will pay me-"
To Be Electric Doctor.
Bob Unglaub has a new scheme. He
is going 10 be an electric doctor when
rot playing base ball. There is an agent
stopping at the Monticello who sells the
appliances to physicians. and he has
tbeeH kind enough to try an electric brush
on several OF the players Doe Refs
ling has been suffering with lame back
for couple of weeks and the agent Of
fered TO cure him. Inglaub accompa-
MED Reisling to the agents room, and
after one application the doctor said he
was entirely we'll That settles It," said
the resourceful Unglaub, I'm going to
be an electric doctor. The outfit costs
only S70, and TIL hang out my shingle
jim Wilamsport next winter. II you come
up that way drop in
BY tomorrow morning Bob win have
selected another profession for himself.
Charley Street was dying high last
night in the Monticello billiard room.
He first took on Dutch" Schaefer and
trimmed him In three straight games
of pool, the latter never having look
i'm. George Browne next tackled Cab
by" and another easy victory came his
way About hundred spectators sur
rounded the table, and ''Gabby'' was in
Ibis glory, talking all the time. Kidding
tGchaefer and Browne for being SO easy.
! Frank Oberlin is unusually elated over
the way Manager McAleer Is handling the
pitchers. II have not been myself" said
Frank, ''the last three years, and /
blame it all on the spring training trip.
Every spring when I reported ! was In
almost perfect shape. BY working too
hard. to please the managers, I have al
ways been weak at the time the season
opened. I train very easily, as I take
good care of myself in the winter and
don't need TO take of any weight For
this reason / have tried to slacken up In
my work. but the minute I did SO the
managers would swoop down on me and
say / was loafng. OF course that wasn't
90, but 1t nettled me and tried to do
as they wished. AS q result by the time
I'VE broke camp for home was practi-
IcaIly dead and couldn't get going Nc
IAleer told me the first day I Joined the
team to take things easy and work only
when I felt needed It. AS result
never felt better In my life. my arm Is
strong, and / am confident am going
ito be az good as when / was with MI
waukee and had the American and Ma
ltionaI- leagues bidding for me-"
Oberiin pitched something hike fifty
eight games when with Milwaukee and
won forty Of them, but, as he says. he
has never been right since on account
of training along wrong lines Gray.
Star man In the same vein, and all Of
them are doing their very best to be IN
shape by the time the season opens.
Conroy Goes Home.
Wild" Conroy left for home last might
o1er the Atlantic Coast line auA xz4s1 ~