Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-23
ionas AXE Opening Game New York-Shaw Pitches Effectively
ABSENCE OF MORNING WORK
GIVES NATIONALS MORE PEP
Elimination of Early Practice Each Day
Exerts Stimulating Influence on
Players Gossip.

Tue season III BROOKLYN also to con-
tend with, there We're more than 5000
paid admissions at yesterdays game
There would have been more than
10000 had the day been clear and
warm. put under the circumstances
| those who attended shivered through
| the entire afternoon
mere is new system in vogue at
,he pail park nowadays when the Yam
KEGS are playing. The free list has
| bech gwen severe cutting, and there
| We're no invitations issued yesterday
!! ior me opening. The books of the
olo cup showed that big majority of
| the folks who saw the Yankees plav
walked IN through the pass gate, and
TINS sort Of thing has been stopped
tps the new regime. While there may
! ne ~, diminishing of the throngs. there
/ IS gong to be lot of satisfaction in
me tact that large majority attend
ing VIII pay their way through the
Roy Hartzell made remarkable rec
ord in the game. walking every one
OF the four times that he faced Shaw
TOUT OF the SIX passes that Shaw is
sued ne handed to Hartzell, but not
! one Of them developed into a run
hddle Foster had remalka BILE day with
,le bat. and had it not been for Doctor
,ook IN right field surprising himself
and everybody else by making a remark
able catch. Foster would have had one
! more hit to his credit and would have had
! me record of five hits in as many trims
singles and . trnIa os!el illde tnree
| of at least a trnIn es 'oooeu
IN the f1rst inning. when he drove a long
! I,ef IN the direction of right center
Wnlch COOK managed to reach
rol me second time in Two days the
| Nationals played an errorless game Moth
ing ,hat resembied misplay was made
oN the visitors, while some of their field
uuestionahIe If tbar Naile.s. ~ IS
| sive team in .itha, - deter ueieh-
the team over wh,b ,!,iez,1' ;i'hl'
That infield seldom, ,o, ~, tissues
through and tic ',,,ti,, ~ any ming &c.
!
| Clyde Milan ,,,c,o1 -;
center field Yesterday ana j., or,, ou' -,
to interfere viii, bi, ,,ia,.;,, ,: -
rest of the series Manner crinitHe n,.
him out in the ninth innin. '' ,'A
had singled and substituted Dol 70 ny
| for him Pick had No, 49, y" - ull
| Pipp picked him Off sh. ~ ee, ,,, anu
center in Milan.s nlace d,'r;,,,r -, "elt 70 :,
! that the Yankees took ti,eir i,s 80, ~, = :
! the bat 80 a.
| Boones home run was = ,it,le non a.,
which fell into the INNER tier ~ ~
grandstand on fair 1arrj,,,r !; I'll,
field. On any other field in tbe ,,.,,i ~ !,
| would have been an easy ant for ~
right fielder ~ ''o
I The Injustice n tho ,,r,,a 49,,
shown later when Acos, ~; ''a,e Nas
liner to right tjeII ,,.bi.h -, 'e'rihc
Cuban could make but two bases ~
this Int been on an open field If would
have easily been a home RIM
/
| Roy Caldwell will most likely he
! DonovanS selection in toda,.'s .,.n,a
| Caldwell was not at his best ;n tba
| game he pitched at phiIadeInb;, -
Gently, though he won it. but he is he
| lieved to have improved whole Iot
/ and Donovan eyperts bin -, 80 ~
| Though Billy Evans Imnired bebi,d
| the plate in the game AT Wasb;n.,nn
! Wednesday, he was again in that nnsi'
| ton here TODAY II is not 800
whether Evans will he ken. babina ~ :, =
bat permanently for a utbila -, .n's
| it is said thar II is p,n Ini, .nous y, u
tention to do his 'o'i ~
Tmnire Ey,,s aI,o1,
shaw in the ,hird dAi ;,''i . paik on jim
I'll u,. ~ 49,; nllins' "heh hart
| II 10 tba - .; ~ ~ proving that
| ro1iou instr,,a.. ~ ,iie u1nplres to
| 70 st.n,n 80 ,tpns rom pan johnson
.;,in,,ta ~. me nan oalks and lille
So -, ''oaiois "hich the pitchers
rnnners p ,.aaie .., 70 use against base
~ : $500. u.es OF the sport from
no raas1' 49, Oh s.ahopoiht ana there is
al,owad -, ,',a 49, ne p'tchers should be
| " ~ en- pase running by NlO-
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