New-York tribune., 1913-10-22

CHANCE TO STUDY PLAYERS
Joplin Fans" to Get Baseball
Treat if Two Greatest
Pitchers Clash in Game
Next Week.

Next Week.
Following the plan OF the Yankees, VINO
shared their training camp in Bermuda
last spring with the Jersey city Skeet-
ers. John J. McGraw has found company
for the Giants when they go to Marlin.
Tex, next spring
Joe Kelly. manager OF the Toronto club
of the International League, and clos"
friend of the manager OF the Giants. mas
accepted an invitation to take the Maple
Leafs to Marlin Springs next March. Tho
plan undoubtedly will prove beneficial -
both teams It will cut down the train
ing expenses somewhat. and, besides. VIII
give McGraw an opportunity to look over
the promising players OF the TORONTO
team. OF whom he probably VIII get frst
choice.
II is expected also that McGraw Will
send his surplus material to Toronto. II
was under Joe Kelly that Jefr Tesreai
got his final brushing up for the DIG
league. and II also was the manager Oh
tho Maple Leafs who sent Bunny
Hearne. the promising young southpaw,
To the Giants last summer.
Doc Miller OF the Philles who runs
a close second TO Harry Mccormick Tor
the pinch hitting honors, and "Runt
Walsh. the utility man. will be sent to
Montreal by Charlie Doom as final pay
mcnt for Burns. the promising catcher.
,Nlg,Y No hu o.
bail fans" OF Joplin. No. Will get a
treat next Monday which has been de-
MED these many days in big league cit
les Christopher Mathewson. better known
as Matty. will face Walter Johnson In the
box.
II seems that the star OF the Senators
has agreed to pitch one game Tor me
White Sox against the Giants. II will be
a case OF the greatest pitcher in the Ma
tionaI League facing the greatest pitcher
In the American League.
After finishing second in the American
League race two years in succession.
Clarke Griffith. manager OF the Washing
ton Senators. is more anxious than ever
to win a pennant. In the past Grifhth
has spent part Of his winters by taking
hunting trip through Montana but he VIII
forego that pleasure this year and stay
on the Job In Washington.
The first games I'm the Winter Stove
League were played yesterday. and re-
suited in the following scores: Cincln-
natl. 1888, New York. ,; ST LOUIS
Browns. 23. .iJs. .7s5. .t32: Philadelphia Ath.
letics. O. The Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
There is no question that the winning
teams can maintain the same pace
throughout the winter. But It's different
In the summer.
Billy Bergen. once catcher with the
Brooklyn Superbas. and a good catcher
has been sold by Baltimore to the Scrln-
ton club OF the New York State League.
Barney Dreyfuss. chief owner OF The
Pirates. is now advocating Garry Herr
mann's plan for an interleague series OF
thrty-two games In place Of the worlds
series. Looks as IL Dreyfuss had given
up hope Of winning another pennant
"Rube" Waddell. the eccentric south
paw. who once helped win pennants Tor
the Philadelphia Athletics. evidently has
the same deadly control over the double
barrelled shotgun that he once had over
the curves and drops. Waddel bagged the
first goose I'm Mnnesota's open season and
also got fifteen ducks.
The breaks Of the game were too much
for jim Hauley the young southpaw. who
received trial from the New York
Yankees last season. Elanley pitched an
exhibition game In Manvlle. Mass, yes
terday. and although he allowed only
three hits and struck out seventeen men
he lost by score OF to o. Jack Frtll.
OF the Buffalo team Of the international
League. was his opponent on the mound.
Word comes from Kansas city that
George Stovall. formerly manager Of the
st. Louis team I'm the American League,
has come TO terms with the directors or
the Kansas city club of the Federal
League to manage the team next season.
Stoval announced he would not sign
when Robert Hedges. president OF the 81.
Louis club. has promised to give an an
swcr to his request for an unconditional
release.
II is understood Stovalrs contract.
which is for three years, calls for a salary
OF $500 = year and "A substantial bonus
for signing. Before playing with st.
I. .ouis Stovall was with the Cleveland
Maps.
Robert Gilks. at one time a big league
player and more recently a scout for the
Cleveland Maps. has been signed as man
agcr Of the Montgomery club In the
League.
TIGERS ROW SEVEN. MILES
Grew Boated As It Will Race