New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
.M'GRAW A TASK MASTER
Gives Baby Giants No Rest at
the Training Camp.
"BUGS" RAYMOND A PUZZLE
Pitches Four Innings, and the
Little Manager Gets One of
OnlyTwo Hits.
lBv Telceraph TO The Tribune. |

| Marlin, Tex. Feb 27.--John J. McGrsw
| lost no time to-day in getting the baby
Giants back 20 their regular practice. The
| players left the sleeper early this morning
and soon after breakfast were on the field
In the morning McGraw put them through
light batting and fielding practice for
aboiit two hours. on account OF threaten
ing weather the players reported early in
the afternoon, and in the third game be-
tween the Marbleheahs and the Lignun
Viters the former won again, by a score of
Q TO .
\ shower started just as the sixth inning
was finished. and il sent players and spec
tators scurrying back TO the MOTEL The
teams we're reorganized again to-day and
Wilbr-t Robinson used good judgment in
picking winning combination.
kaynuond. who was Robbie's first choice,
worked for four innings, and allowed the
Lignums only two hits and no runs. Rus
tenhaven who relieved him, was scored on
twice in the last two innings, his opponents
brnching three hits In the fifth.
The MarbIeheads made fifteen hits off
Jenkins and Hendricks. Robinson made
the longess hit of the day, IN the nth
inning. clositing the ball TO deep left. A
fast runner could easily have stretched it
into a home run. but Robbie was ''all in
when he reached third, and decided to take
no chances. Tesreau made long hit to
risht centre. and reached home when the
ball took a bad bound past Hartley on the
throw home.
McGraw doubled in the first but was un-
able 10 score and that was the only hit Off
RAYMOND until the fourth inning. Bugs
had the Lignums guessing at ali times.
Rustenhaven was more TO their liking. In
the NTH round Rudolph started out with a
vo-hagger. which was followed by Tes-
reau's home run. That saved tho ISnums
from a shut-out. McCiraw, who was play
ing with the losers. ordered another inning,
II linking TO give his men chance to even
up the score. but the rain said NO"
HanseIl the umpire. had all he could do,
as many alterations were started. The ar
bitter failed 70 call a halk on Raymond.
which allowed the Marblehesds 10 put q
nan out a. third and McGra% went or
the diamond TO demonstrate the rules, but
uanseIl was firm and refused TO change his
decision.
The Marbleheads got big lead in the
tanned Jenkins for a tvO-bagger. scoring
all three mon. They gathered six hits in
the second inning, which netted three more
runs.
About ffteen OF the regulars are expected
tomorrow, but they will not arrive until
TOO late 10 Join in practice. Forsythe was
forced TO stay at the hotel to-day, AS he
strained his ankle in the last game in Dal-
lag. lie may he in the practice again the
last Of the week.
The players lined up for to-day's game
as follows:
Marbleheads-Johnston. Oh; Fullerton ,s
Becker. II. Lush. 3b; Hartley. C. Robinson. 10; ;
Willie. cf: Raymond, and IF; Rustenhsven'
and .f ,- nj, =,
than ID: Nanush. ss Gowdy, c; Rudolph ID
Tcsreau II. jenkins. RI and y; Shontz, IF, Hen
dricks. D. The score follows:
fJrnums ........O o % 5 :
Two-base hits-Fulcrton. Lush. Willie Me
knight Mcfiraw, Rudolph. 1hfee-uase nus
Robinson. Home run--Tesreau.