Evening star., 1914-04-29

lift. scoring that winning run in the
eighth. He got safe hit to center and
not handling Ainsmiths S throw. He was
out at third beyond question. when
roster gfa bbed Milan $ throw. out was
declared safe by ESan. Then on WEck
off s short fly to left he was again
gong to suffer certain death at the
plate. for Shanks throw beat nm there
by wards. but Ainsmith allowed the ball
10 set away from him. and the game
was lost
II Macks team can hold lis own un-
der present conditions. ii is apt to gal
lop in later in the campaign, when II
gets into good form. There is hardly a
man i'll the champions lineup who is
not suffering from some sort of an all
ment. Those who are not pestered with
colo have stiff arms, and. on whole.
the entire team Is III a bad way. IL
ers home late in March from jackson
vile. where they had put IN month
training, the team was apparently pet
ter htted than 1t had ever been before
SO early IN the year But the series
WITH the Phliies was piaNed IN cora
weather and. as result all of Mack
players. VINO had grown acciimated TO d
warm climate. went wrong. and they are
rlSht now not IN conditlon TO put tortn
their best efforts II ever thete was d
chdtte ior the ->a.Ioi!dlS 90 "'h i.
'''e -
',iiith lS unuecIueu M aS 70 Mi'i.n VI NJ
piteneis ne WI use .oua 90, =. ~" ..oI
N",iiioii' :, nc tt
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eihsf, AYERS OF ShaW M'il P!ooao,S
useu. =. Is io' iiheis 'ila. 81, si.ie ~. AZ
oi heioei WI, oe useu asaiist .e ,
p,i,', e -, had .ad To-, ,s.,'.s
lf,ann ' ~ L., a,.nn ' ,.insad Ma,k
= t;,,; -, ~; ,atara,,s tal.i,., II ..sy
IND @ ,,1n fmn, ~ d,rra ~. t;nisb nj me
race In the meantime he will worry
along with his youny pitchers who are
credited with being none too compel ent.
Unless there is a brace-up on the part
of the Nationals offensive work. though
they ought to have no trouble while the
Griffmen are here
With Barry on third and one out in the
eighth, Wyckoff was called away from
the plate where he had gone to hit. pre-
sumably because it had been decided to
Ii was found. however. that there was
no pitcher warmed up 10 take ms place.
and NyckoH was allowed 10 return 70
face johnson. lie mt the arst pail Pi'cneo
TO ShankS, whose PeFlect UitoW 10 'he
plate. however. did not bring ABOUT the
Wyckoff anpears to be a hitter of much
more than ordinary ability On his first
triy, IN mo nlatp in the third inning he hit
,srritic liner 10 right field which Dan
Naol,ar cot nnder and 1be next time up
w. na,..i 49, r,,r for ,banl;s IN make a
ny '5,,iSa.f',, "a, ,atch of y ,ony ay which for
-. thra,+onad to land in the
o., ',i .t,.,.', c,.,,l.s -, tho star NAV Of
-, -, 80: -. ,;r a,-a,. - Ia, az
.iie uaS oIi o.s : - 49,. e 10 nick of
vine " 'h"Ne 'e
Foster and Ncbfioe poth pFo~tes.eu ~
strenuously on ESan decision on D''i
at third base i'll the elshta inning. N
fact. Mcbride was so emphatlc IN NJ"
protest that Egan sent him to the pehcn
1t is not often that Foster makes KICK
on a decision but he seemed really in
censed at Egan's ruling. and protested in
cessantIy for fully ten minutes. Egan
bowever evidently remembered that Fos-
ter is one of those PLAYERS that seldom
s,,. anytbinn and he TOOL, no action
o..;ns+ rim