The evening world., 1913-02-17
M'GRAW NOW HEADING
GIANTS FIRST SQUAD
TO MARLIN, TEX, CAMP
On the Way South Nearly All
the Rest of the Team Will
Be Picked Up. a..

The first squad Of Giants are now on
their way to their training camp at
Marlin. Texas, headed by Manager Nc.
Draw. In the party that entrained at
the Pennsylvania station were: Christy
Mathewson, Joe Evers a brother Of
Johnny Evers OF the Chicago Cubs;
Grover Hartley. the catcher; Thompson
ani Goulait. two recruit pitchers; Dr.
Il. Biers. the dentist who will look
after the players teeth, and Tom
Ratty. McGraw's business associate.
On the way South. McGraw will pick
up nearly all the rest Of the team. At
Harrisburg he will be met by Wilbur
Robinson. who win coach the young
sters, and Jim Thorpe. the Carlisle In
dian. who broke q few records in q
professional meet In Boston on Satur-
day night. When the train reaches St
Louis Leon Ames, who has already said
that he does not want to pitch the
opening game; George wiltse. the vet
eran southpaw; Jeff Tesreau. the best
pitcher In the National League. accord-
ing 10 Secretary Heydler's new way Of
doping ont the pitchers percentages:
Charley Burns and Billy Jacobson, the
two Udti,eiders, ana Hanley. Smith and
Kirby VIII get aboard.
81. Louis Will be the only stop on tho
tip Here tho players will change
from the Pennsylvania line TO an Iron
Mountain train. Al Demaree. Perry
man. Robertson and Bader, who live In
the South. will arrive az Marlin tho
same time as McGraw reaches there.
The rest OF tae veterans will report
about March !. a week later the team
viii play its nrst game with the Dallas
Club OF the Texas League.
The Oklahoma State intercollegiate
Athletic Association has taken an ad-
vanccd stand on the question OF the
playing of summer Baseball ny college
athletes, which has been given special
prominence since the Thorpe case came
up. and at meeting here adopted a
resolution permitting the playing OF
GUNNER baseball without dlsduahiying
tho athlete from competition in athletic
events controlled by the Association.
While there has been a gradual res
yllsion OF feeling In re ard to the s:ric,
requirements which have been imposed
In that respect In the past, the okla
ho.na Association Is the FIRST to go on
record as permitting rs athletes to play
baseball for money in vacation time. SO
long as they meet the requirements oil
the Association rs to scholarship.
The International League schedule fol
next season was issued last night. The
League will play ia games The season
all open on April Ii. with Toronto Al
Newark. Buffalo at Jersey CITY. Roches
ter at Baltimore and Montreal at Provi'
dence. Following are the games sched
ulcd at hone for Newark and Jersey
City.
At Ncxari:
Toronto. 4 ri 10 II, ts. 10; June u. Is. I
-; JqIc %, .. IS 20: AgE. =, ., AZ hG't,.i
April 20 g. % -; Iucc 70. 20. 81, -
Aug o. 0, I. Rorhcster-Apr.l 80; May I, 2. 4
Is Jurs -, -; Avg. g i2, 10 ~ m!r
May % June s, q, TO- II; July IL -. -
Stp,. 9. 8. 10 rrovide!f 't--JLue ~. ~. -
JuS n, II. 10 90; Aur. -; SIT. - III, i!
Jer.cy. City-MIy 0. 30 \. ", 81 June /. Jul
AZ: "; Jug :. 5. o. Sept. u. 20. Il.
fo,ssio2Spfl 20 90 %, "a June 70; 20
81, %. Aug. ~, 49,. "a. Montral--April, 10
My J. ., :; Jrne %, as; -; Aus- ',,H =.
Is; Ans 9; ., TO-. Rochester, tpiil = :G =,
more n - Il li: july Il. ~, r., 20: SCpt
: IL lG II. ar violence June 9, o, 10. II
Jnr 10, a. IL, 10. SGT. y. 0. 10 NCwa,k-
April 70: MAY 20 = NJ June ., : Jas .. \
NJ =, d; Sent. ~, - -.