Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-02
BY j. ED GRILLO.

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+ r -, ~. ,.s,,,I,,d md in each of which,
,'"'t''ao'i '' -, c,.a,1
no mas ShHtt"u ,@lei'' !" +.
his usual speed. MS last 'tL-' Hsta
performed as it does when lie IS III ms
tst form which undoubtedly accounts
=; ,,t-1, III aa1i,er,. has
'"' '',t i'''''i'e ~ y 49,, c,as,
"'eh h'''t+o 90 ''A 80 - l,i,t
( mas at"a ES eeett 'otiii'o.' : :
lIe has @orA through many a s'tihe u
BAN during his career in which he mas
.f,,.,-,, ,,..su,t,4 to !; ,.nrvc and Vet per
-, l..,I;..,.-;, ..as ,,erfect,v safe
-, - .,ar,.e
t'' s'i'' ~ - 80 ~,
o:ttttF. ~ COUNT pltf! II pist 'i'e 10y
t,l-S Vith >,th speed thit theN tou-o
urt clrtr-tt with K.
h, NM tvo Games this Spriug has that
~ ,-il.,- " rho .ueuer at
,,s,,,1 h,,,,;.,t
= s'"' @i'', -. -,
form. ana III litt gam" lii .e"
rs was forced {" work from 'si ele'aseu
pitchers sIaI,. lie had all his stuff. Bu'
been l4cking. This was apparent in the
,iI.st game o.: IN. season here. when Bos-
for lii lin unusually hard. His next
appearance. was against the Auiletics
Tuesday. Vie sAu&ld nave Won 1t4S stiihe'
Yet lie de-, not ,tpft'', 10 nav" 1T 'iii>
speed as usual. .,
feStt."'lA "i'(l' i' - 80 COME
"h'H i"eiiii nv - -. r;t.;ne an two
% p* II. .Its 90 80 re.a Mn, in -he
.! t.it zoe ne 80 ~, h.rd in the
$50 '7'
s.. p.l.. han heen retired on a
-, TX. ,.,s,,,d,.,. ~ Morgan McInnis
,.,'i,ad II, $40 I'm Struuk followed
III q ~ :, cente1. and kopf scratched
- 49, t.st ,ilIina thc bases. Schang
1 ;,,,
,,, ~ ,b,.r allowed McJn-
ne n score and sent Strunk TO third
Va, :. ~. - u..s trouebr advisable to
-. ~. ;nti.Id hack and IIopf had no
ITO, Iobuson had two strikes
~ 80 ,,.i,a r.,s ,,nch-rittinp for Bush.
- - ~, .ha ~, hau nitcbed for a
-, ~ -, ,,,..,. S,,I ~, ,anl, was over
-, a,,,rsa raasonab,e 10 believe
.f,.4 w.. ,,ss ~ some If his speed is but
: ,,,,e,.r,. f,;ltne All nitchers have
.,.,;.,I VII, tl,ey cannot perform at
~ 70. Ia Inhnsop is perhaps no ex-
-, -, 80. ,nla
''N''''
:. ,,,,,., ,;,.,,, ,;,..,v ,h., Carl cash;nlr
-, -, ~, 90, ,}e Sa.ion.ls
:, ~. IN. ms AFTERNOON. Chances
'ea''' mr.. -, NJ U1o'l'r ~. h.en poinp >,
Hili'ii. II. No., o., 80 ,,ere tb,n
q last cup '."s pi'ii' .r IN o.. . In h..
iolhie tiIeaI Evil ny
caiiea at 90" cioeh
49,, 49,,
ne Nationals worn Oh the oaNes 10: :.
not been as smooth TINS spring as II
should he. and This failing has cost the
team quite number of runs ana. cohse-
queatlE. games. In yesterday game at
philadelphia many more runs should nave
ben scored. The Athletics put up the
worst fielding game imaginable. making
sevs,, .rrors beef,res having Two very in
A.Y.cti,-. fdtchers on the rubber. We; the
Nationals fnInd II Il difficult matter 10
49, ,.b.n.s far a bip start was
- - ,,>a,;n, in.,ine vbe, !.
.i'i9eu a. ~ - 80, "a, ~.
sqtee%e ia "as ,ii,e9, ~, - ~
odt. -doeiiFi isiu Maeo alo ~
sttal anu batis etlo M
third Win roster Tue team pest MT
ter at the bat, the squeeze was put On.
The ball was SO wide OF the piate that
Foster could not .reach IT, ana, OF course.
Moelier was run down Foster followed
with a lit In view vi the fact that
Eiown who was pitching, was wild as a
hare. walking Milan after Foster had hit.
this inning should have produced a lot OF
y,,rs mn m. chance was thrown away
when the squeeze play was attempted.
p.sni,e th,. Fac, mar Ia. Roeh,ine had
~ ~, stmf, IN IN game YESTERDAY h.
- ~. ,,r,,.rcif,,liv pard In the sew
enrb mining his last he was hit for a
Trim. and two singles. and, as the Ma
,;t,,als had :, ,wo-rnn lead ar This time.
:, -, isLa a GOOD move m take Boeh-
- ~, ~, s,'hstitr,e Johnson who was
~ 80 or ven for !. connie of innings.
pit.i 1-.s nit fo, thirteen hits in
'o.,.'H ~, "a uas NO, showing i'm
e.. - ~. COVE nrogressed OF
~ - t,.,. the ean,,. was over it was.
-. 20 fig,,ra that nerhars he would have
10 81 nitchers at the time looked
-. Nov.
u ''
7. o. ,t,.-o y..S , chance for the Ma
- =. NJ, q series from the Athletics
a.oi 60 J,,r;n. m. orc which closed in
I,iI,J .,nhis yesterday At no other time
=, Nc, 1902 vears haye the champions been
- .,,nL ,oor form as the present. The
.;tcb;na strength vet il retained its
,,S,,.,I I,,ck against the locals and got hits
-, IL n,aded them There is something
,,r,. .,holIt the way things break
,iifens,.r these two teams hook up. Every
- of lrck goes with the Athletics, and.
,ar, rGIass Of how poorly they may play
III tnw hard their pitchers are hit,
,t,,r.. .I,,-.vs; seems to happen to help
go, ~.
r. ,,.;i, a., s.1-er:tI weeks il not a month,