The Washington times., 1914-05-05

MAY D[LLOW Al fLA
" anv Of these people want to
come out and below at us we Will
md il. but when the yells commence
- drive people out. we will have Il
opped if it takes every penny the
club has.
Every employe at the park Was TO-
d told that he must report every
e, - in line with the ones l hear hap
ned yesterday ! am not going 10
any OF my players get into lights
III spectators, but I am going to see
at my men and the patrons get the
5. me protection afforded in thcaters or
a-.y other public place
Griffith said this afternoon that he
.uld not call off today's gam" Until
n - last minute. He ordered the play
,rs 70 dress and will go on with the
8 ne If there is the slightest possibility.
Despite the rain. the whole Washing
tor brigade assembled at the park this
n orning. but tossing by the pitchers
I der the stInd was about all the
u urk that was attempted When the
" yers safhered in the clubhouse Grif-
pointed out number OF deficlen-
rs of yesterday and then proceeded
L, tell the whole collection what he
l. 0ught of their poor showing.
"A hiIe the Griffmen got the worst
L. ing Of the year. that is by the
a,lual comparison of their WORK with
s. endcavors of the Ne" Workers, al
. ast sne benefit was derived from the
oay's exhibition. Griffith has now set
I'd upon the four men who, for the
esent AT least are to he worked as
INC regular pitching staff. Walter
Johnson. Joe Boehling, Jim Shaw, and
Doc Ayers are the ones.
Up to yesterday il appeared as
though Joe Engei and Carl CashiOn
WOULD break into the quartet. but the
Csults of terday's play mas led
.5rlfhth TO feel that these two men
81. lst have more time if Ihey are 10
g-eak into the select four.
me OF the prInCIp pal pro blems before
r.r manager is now finding work
.ough ior his pitchers. With the
3 \ already mentioned there are Bent
B, Wiiil ans. Harper and GaIlia, all
Imperative youngsters who must get
.ulaT trips To tne firing line II they
e 10 become read pitchers. The
nd .ne uf Collier 20 Dts Aoinss yes
day hclped spyne ana II would not
7
. staff would o. reIeEaiSd 40 other
Ids in Ihc hop 1nat they can iiti-
phc IheHSelN-s by regular turns
tHer lstar going 10 sevd cH the
urh ar th"> watch "iherS on the
H-uC.
We each shown themse Ives depend
lie ana there should ne plenty OF
tent talent ia the second StriRs
IN TO give good support when re-
forCtments are necessary.
urasttc acton such as i today prom
Cd by Gufhth mUsl toe taken by the /
ash.nEIon club officials Il il is ~
tain its clientele. that is. II the out I
rsts VI mYckeTIsm yesterday ar
ucduied 20 become regular affairs.
Llt.ering at Dal games Is essential. I
, clIb could survive without vocal |
.coLraEcment. But when such limits |
e reached were approached yes-
3JsN % - time to either start !
mpairn Of suppression or els" warn |
irons "l the park that ladies and |
. urts must bc prepared {" endure
nguagr nat woIId not bc tolerated !
rTass - SOCIAL league. Those /
.rcipa w. resrr0nSihin "r C"IrSp VIII !
'Cmpt 10 alihl their abuse by de- /
srinE rnaI u is simply their "n /
usiRsm sud - well within reason +
us il abs"iUf-l! untrue.
IN sNanrTle nf what Is meant r. ,
Q forepoi ramr wards tn" close !
the M when one ruuEn neck. I
f'nir esrsnof OF female member |
he famIlN "f on" 81 tn" v ash !
Etou PLAYERS ~ed language against /
- particular athlete which brought /
1uddrrs from even the NOR" hard
- al" were unfortunate enough /
he ~ rcc ,IcIrifv.
This cas- hapTens =" he known TO the ,
liter and Is cited simply TO carry Dut Z
ne Argument that the muckcrlsm has /
BsW PLAYERS are pubic character,
n must endure crIticisrn-sdvrrse and !
r' ora BILE LIST - " uai:OH8 admin /
Stration pr municipal government !
W -tE"s@ men ar" human and II there !
not stop put 70 the NItriOlc nav- :
z "" InsN s""n "N'e,'t - see the .
'ay"Ts climbing into thu stands purely
.'r seif-nrpt' ctIon This has twice hap
med in me usst. and unless the Play
Fraternity should take action. II /
"nGld SEEM that son Of the players
. almost j-stIicd m repeating the ,
rfOrmaIi-e
Frr two Nrars rn" dasn spirit. fight.
e. 4 general atilir- ~ tho Nationals
AS been admired in every sion ON tur
.'w """ it I" thu "'al patrons. their
layers. and Themselves l." do Just what
-" manager SAWS all be done.
.N'" - no IH' dl't''D!NfS 10 AUDI
Nai deieai Of Yesterday The Wash
ton pitchers were rot steady, the |
License faltered and the team as !
hole could not hit Ray Heating. Who
."nl the Whole distance in good shape
ns he Ianks
y was uEfort GnaIe that Doc Ayers |
d not start yesterday. lie showed to !
I"''"r advantage than either Cashion
.' EnCel both OF whoa were wild
'rom the time they stepped on the rub
,.Sr.
~ Foster broke his regular order |
yesterday by falling to hit But from /
he way he has been going all spring !
. "sier could mss n few more after L
moons without s!ugging safely without |
bee oning fearful of having waivers
asked on him. II