The Washington times., 1910-04-08

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The argument seems 10 be that Larry
would make a good short stopper and
DE shifting him there StovaH could reg a
| lSrly resume operations at his old
sta mpins ground around first base. It
IS pretty late In the spring Tor cluD
10 De so much I'D IN the air that u does
not know where 10 IS going 10 place
some or its star performers, and we
opine that MeSSrS. Bang and other ar
dent rOoters for Cleveland are going 10
endure Il season Of sadness and sorrow.
az least IN the early period Of the chann-
pioushlp series This goes 70 Eladf-rE
The Washington fans. for the weaker
me opposition the BITTER % Is for the
Natio0als-and they -an be too weak
20 suit the ffth-pIace-or-bust element In
our town
Maybe there viii be some talk after
a bit on the subject Of moving Bob IN
glaub TO another position II prothsT
ln1eider proves broken reed with the
bat. Robert may resume his travels
around the nine
The great Fundamental truth that pro-
fessional baseball IS a business enter
prise entirely dependent upon the public
favor has at last penetrated the Uranium
Of the gentle Jeems McAleer Withou;
giving the matter serious thought JeeTus
was Inclined 90 think President Lynch.
OF the National League, was rigfs IN mis-
barring Of the photographers from the
ball field. But. when Jeems reflected
that the action photos DO much 10 ad-
Tertise The game and that there are
good wages 10 be had by the ms na gers
OF financially successful ci'-as. he
changed his mind and decided that even
n two OF three plays were spoiled by
the kOdakers in the course OF q season.
II was better 20 have them aTOSslC.
Whereby Jeeus showed that he car see
through a milestone II the hole n b 3
big enough
II you look long enough you viii prob
ably see the finish or Lynch-s ban on
the photographer
The engaging Of Union League Park
for the high school championship series
IN baseball has resulted IN the stirring
Up Of Attorney Bradley TO the point
where has has promised to have the
grounds made preseurabIe for the ua-
tloual pasrime- The park at present Is
truly distressiuE TO ball players v-lo
nave an aversion TO having their fingers
broken or their legs cut open by the
sharp stones I'm which the diamond and
oUtfeld abound some Of these stones
VIII he removed. and We would guaran-
tee police protection II they were all
Carted avav- The necessity for the
schools going TO Union League Par
and the diIapidared state into which that
place has faiien. IS an unanswerable ar
EIIneul IN FAVOR or some sort or an
athletic feIl in the District Of Column
bls. within Teasoua bic reach Of the center
81 the city
Battling Nelson loses in fight with
Philadelphia HoteIg Make IauEhings.
lie got the advertising, did he not2 He
This thing OF being so agreeable thar
you don't care where YOU play on
baseball scam JUST so You get the none.
can bear a striking resemblance 10 IN o.
difference Larry latoie may find tht
Cleveland fans looking al 70 in thar IiEh,
~ he Is not more particular in his choice
OF Jobs
Wonder II Washington could beat oat
s. Louis and Chicago Some daring
souls think % could
IN st. Louis they are telling them
selves "ouisGeltla. Us that they haven't
any first division team for the American
league. hU- have one that VIII not FIN
tsh ninth b. whole lot
An 0ddify was sprung in ST Louis -
Gently The gates we're thrown open 20
the FANS " lille tire Cardinals were ursr-
ucinE- The fans showed their appre-
cation % the courtesy by knocking the
efforts Of the athletes with so much
Flrl-ence that the gates we're closed
and the practice went on in private
Six American League clubs cary ac-
ciGent insurance policies on their play
ers amounting 10 10000 each No in
surance IS carried by the Washington
ard ST Louis clubs
Reading. Pa. IS s5Eefy 20 have a horse
snow this year Daniel J. DriSColl r
HeinS urged 30 MANAGE the event which
-s 10 take place n Witmsn's ball park.