New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
GIANTS IN TWO GAMES
McGraW Makes Up for Lost Time
with Plenty Of Work.
MURRAY AT HIS OLD TRICKS
Hammers Ball Over the Fence
and Far Away for Circuit
of the Bases.
rsy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Marlin Tex. March l.. -- The Giants
made up for the time they lost yesterday
h., rlavirC forenoon and afternoon prac-
,ice games TO-DAY, and putting In al
together nearly six hours of hard work
Resides the usual warming up, fourteen
innings Of baseball between the regulars
and colts gave tho boys so mu'h 70 90
that ,hcv welcomed the managers release
al O'Clock this afternoon.
Honors were even on the day the resn-
lars winning n slugging game that went
eight innings this morning by a score oi
II 10 T. The colts prevented a double oe-
feat IN the sixth and last inning or the
afternoon quarrel by hopping on DICK fiu-
Joph for hya runs that made the score
TO = IN their favor.
McGraw acted as umpire In both games
and nore Of his decisions was dispute'
TO any extent. Aric Latham finished TIC
afternoon game because McGraw put hlh-
self in To hat for a pitcher ana JUS, dS
soon as hc began to give decisions he had
tho athletes barking az him. much TO the
delight Of the former umpire. EIanseil. who
sat on thn bench as a spectator
McGraw would not nave driven his men
50 IldrN L. lIt Nftihfi llhN 'iFN '~N''
enough To- permit the extra work. He plans
to have two short games each dsy. In TINS
way he gives the pitchers plenty ~ work
one game not furnishing the opportunity
for an of Them to serve up their DenderS'
Rayrond Ames and Drucke appeared in
both games to-dav
The daily feature vas furnished this
morning by Jack Nturray. who polled.
hall over the right field fence for the first
home run on 2 hall hit outside the park
This fence IS awav back. and previously
onlv one foul hall had been driven over IT.
Nfrrsv appears n be getting into hitting
forro He started with a triple off DTncke
snd in the seventh inrine he cleaned up in
rally off Shontz. who was stung for five
runs and as many successive hits Mar
. ouard. Drucke and Shontz labored for the
colts n this game and were found for q
, total Of sixteen hits. Raymond. Crandall
! Ames and Tesreau pitched two inning!
apiece for the regulars
RAYMOND started for the regulars agar
/ in tho afternoon gam. his opponent heinz
Jenkins. Honors we're even when thev re-
( tired az tho end Of the third inning. Jenkins
did not allow hit for two innings. but ii
the third Arthur Dcvlin opened up with =
! home run smash ~ deep centre. Druckt
| relieved Raymond in the fourth and twirlec
! two innings against Ames. The regular:
went ahead in the fourth. when Ames los
control, and forced in two runs on bases
on balls. The colts made the score clost
again in the fifth, when Lush doubled anC
scored on a mufr by Dcvore.
! Rudolph was unfortunate in the las
| inning. because there was q shower OF
! hits after he had folded bunt for a play
al third base that would have broken up =
rally. Nobody covered third. and the bunt
| filed the bases with one out Fullerton's
/ triple then sent in Two runs.
! AfcGr4w has two more athletes 10 look
! after, as Thelso and Mcdonald, an out
fielder and an iniedcr. Of the Dallas team
arrived to-day for a bret course OF IN
struction and training McGraw IS doing
! this out of friendship for .Ialoney, mana
ger OF the Dallas team. lie viii use the
new players 10 iii out one of his three
teams at the end OF the week. The after
noon score follows:
r. H. E
Colts ................0 / 81 l.
Regulars ............0 0-3
Two base hits-Becker Iu.h. Schlei Three
7 t9se hits-FUllertOu. Home run-Devlin. Bat
teries-Raymond. D.ucke. Rudolph Schle and
Hartley for regulars Jenkins, Ames. Wilson