The Washington times., 1915-03-11
Inspired by Victory Of Regulars,
Nick AItrook's Proteges
Would Gladly Play Jack
Ryan's CoIIepians.
BEG Old Fox to Substitute Them
in Saturdays Game for vet-
erans, Who Are Scheduled to
Play Game.
BY LOUIS A. DOuGREk.

~ ANO&0 ASOSSAxI1S
CHARLOTTESVILLE. W.. March IL
Following that initial victory Of the
0riffmcn over the Virginia varsity nine
yesterday, the Plebes, that band OF
ssrappy youngsters being managed by
Uncle Nick Altrock, today made a de.
nand upon the Old Fox that they be
allowed to face the Orange and Blue
en Saturdays contest at Lambeth Field
Manager Griffith was pleased at the
ambition Of his second team. but could
not promise. At that. he Ia expected
TO use several Of the more promising
candidates in Saturdays exhibition
I'VE watched the game yesterday -
declared Altrock. acting as mouthpiece
for hts outflt. "and we want to say
that we can hang up q bigger victory
than your first team did. In the first
the second. we are faster. All we wan,
10 recognition. You can give us that
by letting US play Saturdays contest
Thank. to yesterdays real baseball
s.sks M today in % much Better %e1 humop Gra1 ,ha1
commenced. There is nothing thai
pleases baseball players more than base.
ball itself. hence the JOY manifested
opOu CNOIy A3SC whCu SSC Call ~ a Ilo
was sounded today. Now the whole
squad IL anxious to get ready for the
next game and 1t 10 probable that the
Old Fox will start the clashes between
the 0ritmen and the Plebes before
the pitchers continue to show class anc
tho wind doesn't become too cold. HI
may open up the series tomorrow.
Booth Hopper and Harry Harper we're
TIE erisht lishts in the % to victor: victor.
day. Hooper. worked easily and smooth
ly, using nothing but q change Of pace
Shrimp Smith scratched Texal
lcaGuer OF him and Drummond slammed
oinsie q. the former Cardinal. Hooper
made no EFFORT &c fan anybody. hut only
four balls were driven beyond the IN.
fisld while he twirled. He showed every
sign Of being q conner In big league
ranks.
pire's generosity to the college boys
appeared Wild. Then. too. Henry
dropped q third strike on White. add
ing to Harper's troubles. In the three
he Terssa nd Sr..ess hs,psd :s "
eoi!esisns. The so southpsw:s speed was
too much for Jack Ryan'e pets.
Bert Gallia. with orders to lay them
over and shorten the contest, was
bounced for six hits and three runs
real ones. but others we're nukey. The
Texan went along without worry.
Savage slamm:ng in the openins
round took the wind out Of Virginia'a
sails. not to return till the eighth
frame. The first four men up walloped
the frst ball. Green. Virginia's catcher,
ed at the plate. Moeiier sinsed to
right. Foster lived on Paschalls nerv.
Gus boot. Milan crashed to right. and
Gandil's double to left was a pipp.n
Three runs were over by the time Nc.
Bride died. ending the frame.
Drummohd looked good In the third
but he was soundly trounced in the
fourth. Shanks walked and Mcbride
bingled to lett. Henry walked; Har-
white. Mcbride scoring and Moeller
living when he beat White to the bag
Fosters pretty single to right brought
over Henry. and Harper followed on
Milan's walk. Gandil hit into a double
play when he dropped one in front OF
Tho Grirmen's nnal run came acros.
In the eighth. After Charlie Pick had
swung thrice. Shanks got a life wher
Shrimp. Smith foosled his fast-fallini
loped a safety to r'ght center and Stick
ley tried to get the Griffmen's captair
at second. hurting the pill! into righ
feld. shanks scoring.
Virginia's hrst run was scored in tn
fourth. Henry made q mess OF White
third strike, but Smith was famed. Alt
rock was generous to the next two Vir
ginia lads. hllinS the bases. Green roll
ed q slow ono TO Gandil for a death
White tallying amid cheers from tn
students In the stadium.
Eichslberger opened Gallia's worl
with q sweet wallop to center. an
scooted to second when Ainsmith tosse
badly to 0andil to catch him ma ppine
Cronly. q pinch hitter. walloped
double to left that brought over Eichel
berger.
Two more collsgians crossed tho dis
In the eighth. ending their work for tn
day White singled for a starter. Nei
seissd Smiths bounce. but Pick faile
to hold his throw. both runners livinl
Stickley's hot single to right brough
White across. Frye's slow safety t
Men let Smith tally.
Here you are for the first box scor
Of the year. showing what the Griffme
have done: