The Washington times., 1910-07-23

At least we presume the deUble-header
on Monday VIII begin at 2 D. M, but
there IS no certainty about IT, Never
flower was born L. blush unseen and
waste its sweetness on the desert air
that was more stimld in the matter Of
publicity than The business mana gem enL
OF the Washington BAH club The violet
IS renowned in story and song Tor us
shrinking, but the retiring nature OF this
beautiful plant at a dollar dos en-
would make the business management
Of the Washington baseball team look
like a circus press agent The V'sTy
thought OF getting a little publicity IN
the way Of letting ting fans know well
! in advance the time the games are TO
begin is perfectly abhorreur 20 the Sc
matters "A the washington headGEar-
tiers. They would rather not have any
attendance at all than experience the
paugE OF breaking into print 10 pass
the time OF the day the game begins
Recently after the team returned from 2.
trip OF more than three weeks and the
question Of changing the starting hour
from f-59 10 ! j. m- was agltaJug the
fan body, with many arguments pro
and con, the stub had not the slightest
idea WheIler or not u was GONG 10
make the change TX had % think the
thing over some more- no. decision
had been reached perhaps for lack Of
time u weigh the problem And the
answer was not given until TWEEN y-foJ.s
hours ahead Of the game Acting on
this principle, il H1s necessary 10 bzWl
the starting time FOR rCdaFs game
the newspapers would have been glad to
state 70 yesterday afternoon or vesLef-
DAY morning And this same failure
20 come 20 tLe front with LIloIIu dLi0il
caused thousands OF fans % inquire yes
terday whether Ihe second double
header would be today or Monday one
mistake OF stating tEat ID would be to
day- Al moor yesterday one or the
ticket sellers. VINO IS e. Snowman MN
self and has been with the club for
q doubie-header today can you beat
rhzt2
You alW - know what's doing at Sag
amOre Hll,
II would seem that Manager EcAIeer
announced that his latest purchase.
S0meriOU first hasemaD on the Ierre
Haute team was a. tlirl Caser- any
how, We are glad 20 uote tHaL the man
aeer is going forth into Lhe byTays and
. hodges and getting talent Tor any base
he further siren gtlel61 Eis hold on
our esteem by stating that he was try
ing TO have S0meTior report at once
and would give HIN chance 10 show
D ~ ability as soon as possible That
Is the only way 90 get action The story
about next years team is pretty aged.
but 30 is due Tor q rafITel1rl0l- The
washington club might BY some hook
or crook end this season at the top OF
the second division which would please
the fans and tickle the vanity OF the
manager who lifted It three berths his
first season. but il IS ClOre likely 10
wind uu sixth or seventh Therefore.
the remainder OF this season should be
spent IT, looking forward 10 the next,
and any talent we can sign should be-
given ever opportunity 20 develop III
Somerlot can be obtained at once. get
him
The collision between Milan and Cess
Ter in the fifth inning OF the second
-au-e that resulted u Milan being put
out with bruised shoulder was unfor-
tlInate. but II at least showed the proper
spirit Of deadly earncstaess on thc part
Of our young men
The second game yesterday. which
Washington won by 20 q. was. Ike
the first principally noticeable because
Of the suaUgy fielding Every man on
the diamond for Washington was there
with something extra in the line Of spe-
Ci1I exhibitions. while the catching Of
Milan. the -hTowinE OF GesSler and first
basinC Of TnElaJLb- 20 say nothing Of the
Jigird basiuE Of 1TrOy- shortstoDUiuE
OF Mcbride. and second baSiuE Of XIII
fer could not have been beaten Even