The Washington herald., 1912-03-11
From Other Training Camps

Houston. Tex. March 1o-with the
score standing 8 to 1. in favor of the
White Sox, the Houston sluggers got to
Ed Walsh in their half OF the ninth in
| ming to-day for four hits, and tied up a
game that seemed hopelessly lost The
battle was called at the end Of the tenth
on account OF darkness. score to 3 In
! the fatal ninth, Reynolds. a pinch hitter.
| walloped one over Bodies head. Davis
followed with double, scoring Reynolds.
\ Fillman singled. and Davis scored on
Salm's fly to right center. Neither side
| was able to score In the tenth. The Sox
were still badly of in hitting. and they
| could not do much with the Houston
pitchers. Rath and Weaver continued to
| show class as infielders, and 1t begins to
look as II both will be kept.
Waco, Tex March 1O-Squad No. >, OF
the White Sox, which was left here at
the training quarters. played its first
game to-day, against the local team Of
THE Texas League, and won an easy
game by a IL to 3 score. The contest
was devoid OF any special mention, aside
from Berger's home run in the first in
ming.
San Antonio. Tex, March 10-The
world's-champions received a scare when
San Antonio tied the score in the final
inning of to-day's contest, and ii re-
quired one run to defeat the locals, by
a score Of to 6.
1t was another cold, dark, and misty
day, and only a small crowd witnessed
the game, but their enthusiasm was un-
bounded in the eighth when Derringer's
double cleared the bases and tied the
score. While there were few plays out
Of the ordinary, the work OF the cham
pions was clean and sure, and they play
ed their second errorless game. Lords
great running catch that ended the game
was the feature. Morgan. Krause, and
Houck each pitched three innings.
Monroe, La. March 1o.-The news that
Owen Bush had torn up his contract
and vowed he was through with Detroit
lent zest to the multiplicity of candi-
dates for infield positions in the workout
to-day. Oscar Witt has Displayed form
that might make him an acceptable sue
cessor to Bush. He is lightning quick in
his movements and throws from any posi-
ton. as does Bush. Bill Louden, the
Newark third-sacker. has proved him.
self finished player, and is certain to
stay all season.
Columbus, Ga, March 1o-Arthur Irwin,
scout for the New York Americans,
dropped in at the Reds training camp to
look over the young players of Manager
ODay's staff to-day. Irwin was disap-
pointed in learning that there would be
no practice to-day as the Reds leader had
ordained a holiday for the boys. He will
remain over until tomorrow. to take A
glance at Hanks recruit pitchers and the
young infielders. From here Irwin will
go to Mobile and then to Hot Springs
and Texas camps. When waivers are
be ready to sign him up at the waiver
price
New Orleans, March 1o-The Pelicans
beat the Cub cadets this afternoon by
the score of / to 0. The lone tally came
in the eighth stanza when Clancy doubled
and scored on Callahan's grounder to-
ward right field. Marshall and Dresson
pitched good ball for the Cubs. The lat
ter took the mound in the sixth and had
the Pelicans baffied until the fatal
eighth. Martina and Naples held the
cadets to four swats and they were given
perfect support.
Hot Springs. Ark, March 1o-Earl
Moore may be lost to the Phillies He
received letter from London solicitor
to-day. SO he says. asking him to send
his family tree and stating that it was
believed he is heir TO an estate valued at
several million dollars and to the title
Earl Moore. of England. The sheriff Of
Hot Springs County served notice on
Doom that IL any Of his players were
seen on the streets to-day in uniform
they would be arrested. They took to
the mountains. and there was no prac-
tice.
Galveston. Tex, March 1o.-The Sox
seconds made 1t two straight over Jim
Maloney's Sandcrabs to-day. Score. L to