The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-22
PIRATES AND RED
 S0X PLAY TODAY
MANAGERS OF THE TWO CLUES GLAD TO CALL OFF GAME
 SCHEDULED YESTERDAY.

By H. W Lanigan, Press Represea-
 tative New York Hotel Company9 The Pirates and the Red Sox have been going at too speedy a clip in their spring series to suk Messrs. Fred Clarke and Garland Stahl, their respective bosses. and these two gen tlemen were glad of the chance to call off yesterdays hattie when the thermometer refused to climb over the 70 degrees notch.
 It Is really wonderful series of games Hot Springs is having. The betting is not much worse than i to l, but that the cast pays something like S600000 to see the same attrae- tion next fall and that figure will go tor only seven games. whereas the natives and tourists are to see nine bouts in all in the current series.
 The teams will clash at Whiting ton Park this afternoon. in their third battle. Play win be called at 2.38 o'clock Pittsburg will lineup with youngsters on second and third. as Butler and ByIne. the regular guag- dians of those stations, are on the dis; abled list Rather Byrne. who was beaned by Joe Wood Wednesday, is ngmtereG among the maimed. where as Batier collapsed after the heat of Wednesday matinee and remains in his bed al the Eastman hotel
 Butler was delirioas and had fev. CT Of l95 degrees all night Wednes. day. but was repo ted some better Thursday, and, if is a great pleasure to chorinicle, was said to be much better yesterday. Alex Mccarthy who wound up on third for Byrne, is still limping, as a result Of having had a chiropodist operate on his right hoof, which was ccidentally spiked by Iris Speaker in mix-ap st thi I on q fast turned play. Mccarthy wifi show next week. but scarcely today
 Fred Clarke staged practice bout yesterday afternoon He had Viox on second and Mensor on third. So, that combination will pro0ably be in ef- feet today Miller. Wagner, Carey. Holman and Wilson were all in their aecus;eGcd positions. Nevertheless the Yannigans trimmed them by 10 tally simon Wilson Cary Wag nes and Rehg punched out doubles and Gray triple O'Tooie. Gray. Fer ry, Councilman and Camnitz were the pitchers who were used.
 0Toole 8 notorious late starter got the worst beiting Eleven safe ties were slapped off Magtys twisters the five and a half innings he worked and 1t was at his expense that the Kids put over their gallant victory Gray, ConzelmGl and Camnitz show ed fair icru, but only fair form
 The PittsDurg party lost a member yesterday The departing one is Ralph Capron. Minnesotas famous football hero Of a few falls ago. The Phillies refused to waive on him and down he goes to Southern Pines, N C.. for a try-out with Charley Dooin Clarke had Capron here last spring He has plenty Of speed, but has q slim chance at best of ever being much Of noise in baseball.
 Brick Owens will probably run to- days game all by himself. Billy Evans, the American Leagues arbl- trator who has joined the baseball colony at the Eastman hotel. is her. for vacation and won't work unless Owens can convince him Co come ont Of retirement Evans. though. will probably run the last several con. tests. as owens has been engaged to be one of the gmas in St Louis mar vicious spring show in early April