The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03

seymour IlIss . nall No Hard TRat zee
l.1aes q Teeth.

MARLIN. Tex. March with Cy sey-
mOuT hitting a ball 30 hard that he knOcked
Out Qua OF his own teeth. and the OtheT
veterans jumping into pTactiUe under hot
sun and showing Il lot Of pepper the nrst
day, the spring training Of the Giants may
nov he said To be in full blast.
Manager McGTaw had many players
on the field to-day that there was not room
for them On tho lssnch or in tho games
lie kept some Of them running around the
field for exercise. This - a feature Of the
training which Bugs Raymond particularly
dezpi-ez. ana that's why McOraw makes
ham 10 more Of II than any OF the other
players
SsymOur's loss Of . piece Of his dental
frontpteCe was amusing Tie hit . hall In
the morning practice game. and a. he was
rounding .econd base he opened his mouth
To yell and out tumbled a crown. ~ halted
The game and time was called while he
hunted for he tooth The Giants all think
that seymour will undoubtedly get the prize
hall.
The veteran pitcher. lined mp with the
Youngsters and soaked the ball into the
mi,- % four Catcher-. hut none Of them
ieli lik" doing much except Crandall. who
had plenty 81 smoke Ne says that he has
-hm"kinv corn out ON his old Indiana howe
stead
Jake weinsr. whose arm was useless last
Last year hr made the mistake Of starting
too early aud he will he more deliberate
this spring
There was y short practice game IN wind
~ the norning practice and aside from
Seym0ur stunt the feature was Muruay's
only f~. sit ths hsii i1 over ~ iSs IsS Asi9
stl.k for "a hat
for their first game In the afternoon d
Nas 4 real nail game for three innings
and then deteriorated into a scrub con-
'r-', The old boys winning In seven In
n'ngS nv a score Of . tot 4 majority of
The regulars ~ho have Just reported, auit
Substitutes Rnt hered the runs
Buys. the toigats younHsisr. pitched the
hrsi hree innings for the lanlgan. lie
easily Buck exhibited a slow hall Nhich
vas p,iz1ier Al Ma witter was the opDos-
ing pitcher aud he alsO pitched we'll Merkls
the third inning for the only run scored on
ne Shr"N"poE, iron man Parsons tollowet
kR liter To the rubbsF and ScOti relieved
BUCK They pitched the Il - four innings
The youngsters scored four runs In the
iOur'h inning. hut the regulars came
gathered a tally in the sixth inning. but the
Veterans collected three more IA the seventh
asainsi one Tor their opponents The
ShaieT showed 40 well al the hat with
q pair ~ doubles aud = single. and Others
collins. with three Singles; MerkIe. With
home run and double. and kOmmeru, With
single and a double lierzOg had two
doubles for the winning side
Mct'Taw recoived wire from willie keeler
to-day stating hat no offer would BE- con
sidered before that Of the New York club.
his makes is seem almost certain that
heelcr viii join the Giants within week
or ten days. Mctiraw thinks keoler u able
to earn good salary an emergency
hitter even II he does nothing else. In
fielder Arthur Fletcher will report tomorrow
morning. u. will be the forty -fr~, player
to salute MCtirMN
Three teams Will perform next sunday.
Eatne- having been scheduled at Dallas,
Fort Worth and Waco.