The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-02
M'GRAW AT MARLIN,
TRAINING SEASON ON
Giants Toll Under Matty and
Dcvlin: Manager Arriving
at Dinner Time.
KlNSELLA AWAY SCOUTING

MARLIN, Tex. March John
McGraw Ia here at last. The boss of
the Giants arrived late this afternoon.
Just In time to turn loose his appetite
on a Southern dinner. The manager
was not In time. however. 10 superintend
the first regular days training of the
amalsamated Giants. who had to get
along without him.
DICK kinsella. who has been looking
after the youngsters. left town at noon
on a mysterious mission. lie said he
would be back in a day or two.
but wouldn't tell where he was going
lie LETT on receipt OF word from
Mciraw, and conjecture Immediately
had II that there was a deal of some sort
on between McGraw and Miller Higgins.
who has his troupe In San Antonio
iretty nearly every player or the ST.
LOUIS team was traded to New York be-
iore IN" speculation was over, which is
the way of these rumors.
cora finally dispelled some OF tho
mystery when he Joined the New York
party late this afternoon. He motored
over from Waco. where he met Kinsella
re said there was nothing whatever
dolng IN the way Of A deal with X,
Louis. but did say that he had sen, his
scout away 10 look over a certain col
'ege pitcher. TIL manager looks very
Wen dfter his stay In Cuba.
me b.g squad Of New York Nationals
~ct'Ied down to work In two diyisious
titer breakfast. Arthur Fronme a
rived from tn" Pacific coast this morn.
nk ana brought ihe total OF warriors
w 20 iorty-one. The men had "A cold and
raw morning. hut the sun came On, "a,
the afternoon and improved tho co,.
dltl"ns for the getaway of the regulars
Ihe morning work was done with
sweaters and inaCkinaws. which we-en't
necessary m the afternoon.
Win kinsella away. Mathevson
DoSSed the practice OF the veterans nj
mo mar BAH park. and Arthur .Deylln
n',''eI the Youngsters At tho other
l''d, me regulars took ii easy for a
Th"N did some batting and log
IN around the bases. but littla .lss 4,
ne way Of baseball. EXCEPT q shor, mac
tl't IN the afternoon for the Hrs, s.-iny
lnheId' composed OF Mc-kl,. Dovle
and LObert.
Every pitcher o. the nineteen az.
Seinbled gave his arm a varmup spin
except Fromme and Mathewspn. Many
NOR" handball than ANYTHING else.
ana Meyers. Vanguard and Tesreau mn,
IN most OF the time tina, way. MARY IN
ate wears does scarcely any pitching fo-
AT least ;wo weeks after r.poriins and
awaits more settled weather. Maruu,rd
ana Tesreau iohbed up a Few in batting
'r'' ice. ana Schupp did considerable
serving for tho hatters. The v.te-an
pitchers we're extremely conservatlv. in
their start.
IN the morning Villa ms and Press
OF INC recruit pitchers were sen, along
WIN the regulars TO pitch to the bat
and Williams sent the ban mn
with q lot ~ speed. Catcher Smith
'ook Ms morning practice with tho
although he came down her.
The recruits. At IN. other r,rk
was most OF the row which was her,
IdNi week. but a new iuield was created
OF Holke At fret. Braiu,rd a,
second, koros At short and Reed AZ
MIRA. IN" last named had on his old
Iincet"n s%pangles and looks bigger
IN baseball regalia than in muft, This
.nur!i went through a suappy drIll.
IN IN" afternoon pitching for the bat
ing practice Of the regulars WAS dom.
d. Williams. Glass, ,iipc and Kir-
I'm addition ~ Schupr and T,.-
'edu i'p". Ike Williams. was there
with speed. George Burns played both