New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Even Matty and Marquard
Pole Out Long Hits at
Training Camp.
M'IEAN MUFFS FOUL
AND SCRUB LOSES
Eddie Harrison, a Recruit, Makes
Three Safe DriveS-Demaree
Shows His Wares.
Baseball
Lrx Telegraph TO The Tribune J

Marlin. Tex. March 1o-The last day ~
practice for the Giants before the arrival
~ McGraw was marked by a seNeh-'nh-
ing game between the Colts and inc
scrub. which resulted in an unexpected
,toto~v for the Colts In the last innins.
The score was 10 T.
o-,-,,auv scheduled for I've rounds
THE bout went into extra innings. after
bcing tied i'm the fifth. All four OF Kin
sora's lcft-handcd pitchers wcro lmpH-
Gated in this contest. which was the most
thrilling Of the series.
For tho first time I'm the five games tho
scrub got away in the lead and would
have won in tho regulation five innings f
Larry Mclean had not mufed foul ia o.
IN tho fifth inning, when the Colts needed
run to tie. They went 10 the from
again in the seventh inning, but the colts
pulled one Of those strong finishes and
won with two out
Christy Mathewson, who resumed com
mand Of the Scrub, officially protested
decision by the umpire on Bescher. Be
ginning the seventh inning Bescner hit
fair past third base for a double, out
Conte. who was stationed behind the
pitcher. called the ball foul, following
which Beschcr struck out. TWO hits iol-
lowed and one run went over, when two
or possibly three should have been
scored.
strong wind blowing across the held
made the Judgment of fly balls exceed
inclv difficult. and some Of the hits were
nukes. The pitching was the best seen
here this year.
Jack Murray was the batting hero %
dav. Ills single and two doubles drove
three runs in hut Matty was the only
member Of the Scrub who pounded tie
ball. Matty registered a double and a
triple. The hits were nine for both teams
Eddie Harrison led in batting for the
winners. pulling single. double ana
triple. Another good hitter was "Rupe
Marouard. who pitched the last four inn
ines for the winners. "Rube' tore OIL .
triple and a single. scored two runs, and
otherwise distinguished himself
All Of the left-handcrs gave good ac-
rount Of themselves except Westerwick.
who has a lame shoulder. lie hurled one
inning for the Scrub and had the score
lied at his expense.
Williams. Of Fordham. ptchcd the "S'
inning for the Colts. Demarce followed
him and vas not scored OH in two 'un-
.nss. This was tho first time that
Demaree has really cut loose. only one
lit was made OF. his delivery.
Schupp had moro speed than any Of the
left handlers. Working the first four inn
incs for the Scrub ne did not permit a
hit or nm until the fourth. Palmero
followed Wcstcrwick and lost the game
by letting the colts hit once i'm tho air m
tho seventh inning. 4 drive by Harrison
was blown away for a double that tied
tho score and put the winning runner on
third base. \ sacrifice hy by Grant did
the rest.
McGrsw intends 20 turn command OF
the Colts over 10 like Donlin, and Kir-
sella may 90 to- California after Schsfer.
The score follows.
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Two-base hits Mstbewson, Harrison. Mur-
Ysy. - Dyer Threc-base hits Mathew son.
Msrcuard. Harrison. stolen bases-Beschcr,
stock Batteries Williams. Demsree, Mar
qrard and johnson; Schupp. Westerwick,
Pamcro and Mclean. Umpirs-Conte.