New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
DOvIeS and DOnlinS Battle
for Five Lively Innings
at Marlin Camp.
M'GRAW FOREGOES
JAUNT TO DALLAS
'Prieste and PalmerO Show Well IN
Box, and Dyer Makes
Spectacular Catch.
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Marlin. Tex. March 13.-The Doyles and
Donlins battlcd for six innings again to-
day. preparing for their assault on the
Texas League tomorrow and Sunday the
Doyles winning by a score OF Z to ..
II was the second defeat for the Don
Inns. who entrained tonight for Dallas
under the leadership Of Captain Mike ana
the business management OF Eddie Bran
nick. but the victory was nothing for the
winners 10 boast Of. All Of the TALES &C
cumulated by them were scored IN the
first three innings, when Westerwick'
lame-armed lefthander. was in the box.
II will be quiet here tomorrow, and only
a few players will remain in camp. Four
teen athletes started for Dallas at mid
night and as many more will make the
trip to Waco tomorrow McGraw VIII
accompany the latter team. His pitchers
will be Marquard. Ritter, Tesreau and
Palmero. Johnson and Meyers will be the
catchers.
Pitchers for the games at Dallas are
Mathewson, Demaree. Schupp and Will
Jams. and the catchers are Mclean ana
Cotter This Is the first time that McGraw
has ever foresone a trip TO Dallas, but he
explained that he has grown weary OF
travelling and preferred the shorter trip.
1t In probable that another reason for
McGraw's non-appearance at Dallas this
week Is that Otto Jordan is the manager
there. Jordan managed the Atlanta team
when the Giants had trouble three or four
years ago. and McGraw always blamed
him for not stopping the abuse OF the
Giants from tho stands by prominent
Atlanta fan.
Christy Mathewson will be the attrac-
ton at Dallas to-day. He will pitch part
of the game to pay for the privilege OF
solfng 10 his hearts content on the IS
hole course at the Dallas Country Ciup
on Sunday Matty was originally booked
for Waco. but as there is only nine-hole
course there ne couldn't see Louis
Drucke's town. Drucke will go TO waco
with Mc0raw's men. but Will not pitch, as
his arm is sore and he lacks control.
Drucke is rather discouraged, because his
effort 10 come back" has thus far been
failure.
McGraw took every advantage he could
Of a hot afternoon to-day. He had the
recruits out soon after lunch and drilled
them thoroughly. Westerwick, who has
been bothered by a lame shoulder for
more ttan q week. worked some Of the
kinks out Of his pitching apparatus toll
ing in the box for the Donlins. lie was
not well supported, was hit hard and gave
two passes The Doyles scored all their
runs of him in The first and third innings.
Then Arthur Fromme went in and
stopped them. Fromme allowed ono hit
and no runs.
Preste and Palmero twirled steadily for
the winners. Prieste got off to bad
start, but was not scored on after the first
inning. Palmero yielded one run in each
irnlng OF the last three. Doyle and Prieste
got the only extra base hits
DYER, at short for the Donlins. contrib
uted the fielding feature. 1t was back
handed stop Of a hit near third base.
Dyer was running toward the foul line,
when he got the hall with his gloved
hand. The play whirled him around, with
his back to the diamond, but he slipped,
wheeled around and threw his man out
at first. Merkle was the victim OF this
play. Each day Dyer seems to be cinch-
ing his berth with the Giants.
Bunny" Hearne the left-handed
pitcher. who twirled for the Giants on
their trip around the world. reported this
evening. coming from his home in North
Carolina. McGraw has now six left
handlers In camp, and thirty-fve men in
training. including himself
The score by innings follows:
RHE.
BoyIss ....~...~.s - : 9
Donlins .............2 10
Three base hits-Doyle, Prieste. Batteries
Trieste, Palmero, Meyers and johnson, West
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