The evening world., 1912-04-09
GROH AND TESREAU
SHINE FOR GIANTS.
Work Of These Two Recruits
Feature of Game Against
Newark Team.
BY B0xE NAN BULcER.

DO&8 NAV DOkV1A
|THn fans OF New Yerk rot thsiI
nrst nash Of Johnny oroh, knows
10 b players - little 0atch."
yesterday. and they have extsndsd thu
Arm OF welcome 10 the hearth ana home.
Little oatch had but . chance u
really cut looss. but he made good thu
opportunity. and when the game wa1
over and the Indians had started on the
trail for Nswark the $50 frossn fans wsrs
still talking In awed tones Of what they
saw the newcomer DO.
The chance came whsn ewaoina, for.
merly big Lacquer. raped . shet
toward short that looked good Tor q SIN
gle. There was no chance Of Hero
getting the hall. and tho crowd thought
there was not Q chance Of anybody else
getting II. That was where Mr.. 0roh
fooled them. With . leap like Q Jack.
rabbit he scooted back to the edge OF
the left neld grass, and with q headions
dive got the bail In his outstretchsd
hand. Thon. without waiting 10 stand
erect. he hurled the bail 20 Nerkie Just
In time to nail 6wacina BY . hair.
NO CHANCE FOR ANYBODY 70
Oct oRoH FROM GIANTS.
The fans may &c to the Polo Grounds
ht1by = htOVh OOhOIO tuGy SO ous
other stop like that. II was Q bear.
LATHE Satch didn't get q chance 10
throw OF q few sparkies At the bat,
but. take II from an old railroad man,
he II Just 40 strong In that department.
There 10 about As much chance OF
another club getting 0roh away from
Mc0raw az there 10 Of him swapping
Matty for Bugs Raymond. Mr.. Groh
v hero to stay.
Among other youngsters who got a
chance to get In the spotlight during
the defeat OF Newark was one J. Tes-
reau. erstwhile bear hunter Of tho
Oxarka. The big fellow looked at the fell
lows from across the river and said to
himself. Here 10 where I. tear loose"
and he did. Joe Mc0innity's batters
were ~ helpless asainst the tesrihc
speed Of this mountain Of flesh 40 . lot
Of babes In arms. They made . few
hits. II 10 true. but half Of them we're
tween the .nheid and the outAsid.
On very few occasions did batters
connect soiidiy. The fans who were
brave enough to face the snowstorm
and come out 70 the stadium ven away
certain that Mc0raw had found the
extra pitcher that he has needed 90
long.
Yes. gentle reader. II the rest a the
recruits show a. we'll - Big JsR and
Little SAtch the fans would b quite
content 70 risk their coin on the 500
ond string men Of the Giants any time
they get ready to start.
oIANTo TO PLAY m JGNoev
CITY TO-DAY.
Tue Giants win Journey over TO Jsr.
sey City Tor . game this afternoon and
would IKE to have their friends pres.
ent. but are holding U no hopes In
that direction.
On Tomorrow Mc0raw 10 going to
give q big circus with . concer after.
and you had better get out II you want
to see the whole works IN q after.
noon. He will start playing Yale ct .
with the Regulars. and when
they are through ne will send his SEQ.
ond team 10 against the ~colisgians tor
another game. A double.heAdsr IN
April 10 Q rather rare treat. The only
who have . kick coming are
the sons OF Old Eli. They feel - n
everybody wants TO hop on them Just
because they don't expect to win.
Ncoraw sent George Pierce. q Of
his new pitchsfs. TO the GUS yester-
day. He wanted to let Pisrce out to .
minor league club. but Manager Chance
refused TO waive on him. and Nc0raw
consented for the Cubs TO take him 1t
the waiver price. Pierce has the max
ings Of . corkins good pitcher. and
may prove . big help 20 Chicago.