The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-21
BYRNE RECEIVERS
 FROM INJURIES
WAS ABLE TO BE ABOUT THE HOTEL LOBBY YESTERDAY
 ERNooN.
Weather Permitting the Pirates and Red Sox Will Play the Third Game of the Series This
 Afternoon.

(By Il W. i.angan, Press Represen.
 tative New York Hotel Company) Bobby Byrne. the Pirates efficient
 third-sacker. who was beaned by Joe
 Wood the Red Sox.s justly renowned IiEhthander, In the third inning of Wednesdays matinee between Boston and Pittsburg at Wilmington park.
 IS up and around That he was neith-
 CT killed nor even badly maiined was 1 proven by his appearance at the Audi torinm last night Together with l Hans Wagner and a lot of the Spa other celebrated baseball guests, Byrne laughed with glee when End.
 man Oscar Collins forgot his lines and Wayne Moore busted all past con. tinuous fragging' records, at the Ene's minstrels. So, there's not much to worry about concerning Mr.
 E. Byrne, though the ilustrious M.
 r Clarke will be very happy gentle man if his nifty third-baseman is in the lineup when the curtain goes up l on the National league race, April 10. Second-baseman Butler, who col
 lapsed in the Pirates car, returning
 to the Eastman hotel after W9dnes. days game, and who was out of his head ali Wednesday night, as ma. tural result of 105 degrees fever, is ! considerably better but Tar from well. 1 He is really the athlete Messrs. Drey. fuss and Clarke and the rest of the Pittsburg party, as well as all the Bostonians, umps and bugs among MT. Osborn's guests, are worrying | about
 | Fred Clarke's third cripple is hob 1 bling around on a cane. Hes Me. | Carthy also an infielder, the youth who went in when Wood beaned | Byrne. Iris Speaker eased his spikes
 into Macs right hoof in a mix up at i the third station As result al l Chiropodist was hired to patch up Macs said right hoof.
 Byrne won't play in today's game with Boston, nor will Butler, nor Me Carthy. As a result Clarke will have
 to call on his rockies Jimmy Viox,
 who was with the Pirates all the way | i'll 1912, and who is being groomed to succeed Hans Wagner when the Dutchman finally becomes a has-been, which should be sometime around
 l930, will probably go to third, and Mensor, who is being touted as a rollicking fine kid is the nominee for l work on second.
 Manager Garland Stahl of the Red Sox, announced last night that he would probably make hIs debut for
 the season today. If His Nobs shows
 on first, Janvrin will probably be used
 in Carlstyom's place at short, as the indications are that Harold is going
 to he carried and Stahl wants to see 1 if he is versatile infelder. per rum
 or, or only a first sacker.
 Joe Wood, Hugh Bedient, Charley | Hall. and the other Boston fingers sent against Pittsburg have sort of dented up the hands Of Cady and | Nunamaker, so Kid Thomas will prob ably go it few rounds today. The faithful Carrgan is the other receiv CT carded for work. Both Stahl and l Clarke stated last night that they didn't know themselves just what pitchers they would use. However, | the chances are that Leonard. Foster and Brant will show for Boston and Hendrix, O'Toole and Camitz for | Pittsburg
 We have another most distinguish
 ed umpire in our midst Master Clar
 ence Sweeney Jennings Owens broth CT coming to town is Master Willie Evans, some arbitrator and some writ l CT. He arrived from Cleveland late l Wednesday night Evans is here for a vacation, but commencing about next Tuesday, will probably double ! up with owens The Pirate camp had another new addition yesterday. Said new arrival was Holderman, m in- fielder of promise. just like all other spring recruits He halls from far off Tacoma
 Since opening day when there was