The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
BUSY SCENE At n.
SANT0NE PARK
Ball Players Tearing Up the Sod
There From Early Morn Until Sun
set-Tigers Win and Lose.
By PAUL HALE eRuske.

o' FNOG HAIE bHOSkE.
SAN ANTONIO. March 2l.-From
early morn till dewy eve. the crack
of the bat resounds at the San An
tonic ball yards where the Tigers. the
indianapolis bunch and the home team
are all hard at work. Cars Indians
rose with the Mexican laborers today
and toiled from : To 9 o'clock. Then
ne Tigers took the field and exercised
from o'clock until noon and from .
TO O'Clock in the afternoon.
Then the Indians and the San An
tonic team were due 10 start quarrel
ing. Cars men are due 10 perform
the aaybreak and shutdown tricks
AGAIN tomorrow. the schedule calling
Tor the Tigers as their opponents.
The Indians have bunch OF vet
eran talent here and most OF them
have had their heads shaved. present.
ing about the hotel the appearance OF
a crowd OF convicts on Through. Rev
nolds and Mccarthy. former Michigan
league twlrlers. are in the party, and
Will be tried out here.
Regulars Are Sad
The Detroit regulars are downcast
and respondent over the licking they
received Sunday at the hands OF the
San Antonio team. Works is simply
disconsolate over his defeat. his chief
woe being the luke homer made by
Alexander. against whom he bears a
personal enmity. This was the first
time this season that the regulars
had had opportunity TO look at curve
pitching They are out To win Tues.
day from the Indians, expect to take
their vengeance on San Antonio Wed
nesday and then purpose cleaning up
with the Kittens Thursday in what
promises to be the banner game OF the
training season.
Presence. OF the indianapolis team
here, has shortened the original sched-
ule, which called for a series of games
between the'rival Tiger aggregations.
Therefore. all competition must be
centered in the one game Thursday
The betting favors the Kittens. who
have been In shape for some time
The regulars have yet 10 wipe the
winters dust OUT Of their batting eyes.
indianapolis is travelling in style.
with three word painters as retinue.
Frank Deiehanty. brother of the Ii
gers second sacker. is with them.
When interviewed Sunday evening
regarding the defeat OF his first team.
Manager Jennings declared that they
stood less in need of sympathy than
of base hits.
Those Two combats.
The Kittens won Saturday by a
score OF 9 to from San Antonio. while
the Regulars lost on Sunday. getting
the worst of a to game.
,, As viii be seen from the box score
the Regulars had very nearly a com
plete lineup. Ty Cobb and Moriarty
being the only absentees. Ty has not
vet reported, while George has a
slight attack Of tonsilitis There was
reversal of form on the parts OF Nc.
IntyTe. Pernoll and Casey, the second
team members who took part with the
Regulars. Pernoll eased up in his de-
livery and had some bad luck which
resulted In runs being scored where
there should not have been: Mcintyre
lost his batting eve and also muffed
two flies. while Casey had not even
Regulars excuses.
Batting eyes we're entirely lost on
the Detroit side. The first run was
scored by Bush on a base on balls
steal and a wild pitch. Outs and a
passed ball helped materially in the
other two Tiger tallies. In the ninth
with the bases full, Works famed. d
Jones forced T. Jones and Bush lifted
a fly.
Payne. the weakest hitter on the
San Antonio team. scored two runs
with fluke home run, while Alexander
got another by long drive that
rolled under bench in center field
IAbles pitched great ball for San An
I tone.
Saturdays game was hitfest with
Messrs Mcintyre, Ball, Simmons. Lis
ter and Drake, of Detroit. getting a
large share of the timely hits As
usual. Drake had a home run. Stroud
and Browning pitched fine ball, while
Summers took It easy