The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
GIANTS IN FULL FORCE.
veterans Jo,n the squad Of Recruits ~
Martin.

MARLIN. Tex, March Practically all
81 the Giants have nov reported TO Manager
McGraW here, eleven veterans arriving late
this afternoon. The squad now numbers
forty aud - almost complete Pred Tenney
has TeCeived permission 10 delay his start
for a couple OF weeks IO-day's arrivals
Nere the seven PLAYERS Who anne by way 81
ST LOUIS and those who sailed last Week
from New York The two parties met this
noon down the line and came IN together
Just a. they got on the train the uniformed
athletes returning from the afternoons
task came along and there Was n grand
Handwriting -Four Of the clubs veteran
pitchers. NLt=e. Crandsll. Ames and welmer
are among the new arrivalsi The others
are Devlin. Herzog. seymour. Murray.
Doyle. Bridwell and schlei
seymour Was - frisky as a Texas long
horn and was disappointed when he dis
covered that he could not get a. least one
crack At the ball to-day Their" we're two
games to-day. but the morning sstto was
complicated a1air with players performing
for both teams 50 that nobody agreed On
the score. The main thlng vas the Nork.
out and Il was a good one, the game lasting
five innlnEs IL was hotter to-day than any
day yet The temperature was about -
IN he sun and the athletes had not been al
work very long in the afternoon before
some of them began to show signs ot spring
lever
Mathewson proposed a game and volun-
ieeTed to pitch The little grand stand
had filled with -pe, tators. ~ baseball! mas
no rival attraction to buck here, enh me
Marlin fans sa~ fOT nothing an exhibition
that enthusiasts of many tits'- Nouh pay
high prlCes To- witness Matty nr-t pfksh
a good hitting team aud then -trodr TO ths.
box aud pitc he'd his first game lie breet~d
along for three innings without being scored
on and then hCt'raw chased hun.
Rig SIX was feeling good ami hts team
performed with much vim tie used
not hing bat fast and Slow straight halls but
had sonnet hung on the hat'ers lu-; the same
NJ lat 10 he
IN tshci the game. which went only seven
innings tho score being ~ u IN favor OF
MaIty,'s team the opp0,.,tApn 6e,ns iIt ~,
McGraW and Latham, who played the hel =
stone positions in the in1esd M",,raw
gave a good account of hims@d. hut Latham
Gov cred only about foot of ground on -a"h
side Of him which partly a0ounts Tor the
heavy hitting ~ the opposing seam
Pred Merkip. homncrs. Sper ~ AMI
SnodKrass struck some heavy flows Tor
the Big SIZES Mrrklc t~gtter"d three
singles and home run hoHuner ram,nen
single. double and triple and SnodsraS-
was IN line With 'No singles anil d"uh."
The losers did not shine With IN" -i"S
Thev scored In oniy one inning ana two Of
their three runs Ver" produC~si nv Lush.
who drove the hall over he iett h"lh leh'e
Arthur Wilson Iolnsd the Red tN,-- brigade
this morning when he twisted hts htp IN
such a Nsv that he Cah s"are'H "alA to-
night -
swollen nose hut he put On = uniform to-
iust tho same Mcttraw sNyeCfs 10 hear
sonieth hing from willie k"elsT hy 90 morrow
he has " rcd keelsT an on"r 90 lean ~"
Giants and n the deal gos- through M"GTNW
will ask h. old Baltimore associate 10 come
down here A. once and teach the Youngsters
20 hit 'sn where hey ain
TO-daN'- score follows
piE SiIsS 10 =
AflnGt0n> "
RAtteft~> Na'rneNson scott AID tur's
Kein~r UcESon sad Neyers Two base hts
Sr~ncrf SnOdgraS>. Williams. tuFus. SCOTT
Thr~~ basc nj ~gsncsr HOME runs lI-N
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