The Washington times., 1910-04-10

who does not pay too go 10 INC 'Flaif 3. one
dan does no. paw twice Io 80 she next
Unlike ratTcantlIc business which car
3 lieS n permanent stock and can sell &C.
morrow tn TIA cusloTner VINO 1alts Q.
call TO-DAY baseball furnishes = supply
81 amusement -rom uaE % Gay az
what IS not sold at ore came cannot De
held over until the next
IT Uth be necessary for some body %
officially introduce that Chicago Amer
can team 10 The fans When u SETS
here THE noteI reporters wiz have
stories about the large influx ~. sttau-
gers on tleir first visit 20 the National
Capital
What Is there about DOC EeislinS' &
pitching that produces favorable results
TO HIMSELF The doctor las q sd tDdif,
but does not rely upon il entirely Tie
IS not Extraordinarily speedy, and mere
are a number Of pitchers whose curves
look more CeCep Eve. SET Llr 0pI-oE l-
gradually growing in rhe pu2i1c ia-.-'
ton club NCAieer has expressed COR
fdeuCe in him on more l1an one .oec--
sion rhis spring and has raised mean
from flC position or an unconsiutts d
-rf0a To one or the pitchers he expects
to use regularly In the Spring. y ~
throughout Lle year NJ g ere -tpi--7
fiors. for his Lectures on radium aTs
wei worth hearing
Bob UnzIsub - a handy man 70 nave
around when you want TO know now 10
ran the Government
IL might be thought that the Athletics
would base some advantage over Wash
iuE1ou in the opening here neS- thiiiS-
dav- because they have played me
games with the Phiuies for the Gifts
championship of Philadelphia and i'm
cideutauy. lost three Of them But
CHARLEY Dorm when here with the
PhHuies. said distinctly that he was GO
fne- To take no chances I'm the eNnfDi-
tons for he had seen too many good
men injured IN the aute-SeaSgn con-
tests. and he seems 10 nave Leiio'F co
THIS poilcE- II Is Eelg pto-e-..-g .-,s-ff
Connie Mack took the same view anu
did not let the Athletes extend them
selves 90 the utmost still I'VE games
against major league opposition with
"a real prize at stake must have given
Mack q fairly definite idea about lEe
early status Of his team and to that
extent he derived some prout rom ire
series washington PLAYS Baltimore IN
FSsItfmrre Tomorrow. and Baltimore here
on TUESDAY as sort or lDISllHE touch
10 its training. and that may help some
bIzt the men can nor De expected 10
show thn same spirit against minor
sgEers thaC they would against ma
foTS. and the two dates with Baltimore
should be more entertaining than lI-
strurtive-
The SeE York Americans are figuring
a lot on Lou CrfGer catching two-thirds
of the games this season, with EIleiuov
as his next assistant It remains 10 bee
seen whether CrlSer IS still as good as
ne was
Cleveland appears 60 have decided 10
Play EsaJofe ar first and Ball ~ short.
but the arrangement may not be per
msuent in either case. Tor Larry may go
10 short. StoTaU 60 first. and SAIL to
the beneb- There Is much complaint OF
Balls erralic throwing
Harll 90 the sad tale OF BIZ Pect- He
bet two and one-half pretty p-unks that
his Business High school team would
bea- the Georgetown Props. Also. he
had a standing offer 20 bay q dollars
worth OF u-etries for every PLAYER max
Ing a. home run. said offer having been
made lass year and forgotten And
then ON my brethren. ms team lost tIe
game. hgE three OF mis- husky CHARGES
made h0mers. the H-sr OF The season
Ne~EE. some folk are born when the
Fa-es have a Crouch
That game between Georgetown and
Virginia VIII be reminiscent Of the Sc
--es year before Las- between Washing
ton and the - Louis Cardinals DE
which Washington got the worlds PEN
cant-Eou know what kind