The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
DALLAS TOURISTS
LOSE FIRST GAME
Giants. Selected for Exhibition
Contests, Beaten by the
Scrubs.
PITCHERS GET WORKOUT

MARLIN. Tex. March 3.-Manager
McGraw picked his team to-day for the
.irs, exhibition games at Dallas and
gave Il a six inning gallop against good
pitching at Emerson Park incidentally
he gave it the first defeat. as the stay
q, home scrubs had the better pitchers
and won by IA score Of 8 to 4.
The sudden shift from bushes Office
pitching by Eddie Brannick and the
wiring Efforts OF Charley Doom was
quite a shosk TO various batting aver.
ages. Ferdie Schupp and RUDE Schauer.
who are not going to Dallas. bobbed
III for pooin's team with much speed
and several varieties Of Blenders and
shut ont the Dallas tourists during the
first three innings.
Kramer and Ritter. who are to pitch
~ Dallas. were also In good FORM The
thing that really settled the issue was
the batting OF Capt. Doyle. who played
second base for the scrubs. Larry's
output Of three hits included a triple
and a double. both delivered with men
IN bases. For the losers Shepner OBJ
tanned three hits.
The hits were evenly divided and the
fielding was clever enough to thrill the
spectator. The Dallas boys might
nave won ou'. hs tley were settln8 10
s,hupp in III later inning. but Nc
Graw called the game Of on account Of
a cold wind. The u was Just as hot
o. ever, but the temperature never got
above 50 to-day.
Sciauer limited his opponents TO a
palr OF hits In the first three innings.
while his team pounded Kramer for
three runs. Ritter was punished for the
ether three runs. The losers rurnpled
schupp for seven hits in the last three
rounds. In the fourth they made four
hits In succession, n triple by Wendell
scoring two OF their runs.
Doyle and Shepner led the artillery
men with three hits apiece. Outielder
Ralph Sharnsn. though still a trife
lame. made his first appearance In the
lineup. He played centre for the
nooins and weighed in with good
hit
There were no comedy features to-
day, as McGraw would not permit Wal
ter Roesinger to umpire. Eddie Bran
nick and Christy Mathewson called the
decisions. Roesinger appears TO be a
hopeless proposition. but he insists that
he will show his real form soon. To-
day Mc6raw gently told RoesinEer to
60 back to his regular job. incidentally
that would save the New York club
the price OF his board bill for the next
month. Rosy. however. is not under
contract and declines to he released.
We has the determination to succeed,
hut not the ability.
In to-day's game DOYLE and Wendell
wore the new travelling uniforms OF
The Giants. The erect was rather start
ling From a distance the famous
rla'd looms up as a prison" stripe
and the old style hish crown cap COM
rletes an odd makeup. These uniforms
were dealt out tonight to the follow
'ng players, who left At midnight for
a Two day ~sojourn in Dallas:
cole. Farrell and Jacobson. outficlders {:
Kelley. DOYLE. B~abb!ngton. Martin.
Shepner and Brainard. iniielders
kocher and Wendell. catchers: Ritter,
Kramer n Palmero. pitchers. Nc
Craw. groundkeeper Fabian and Dr.
Finley accompanied the team. The
others will work here tomorrow under
Mathewson's direction.
NcGraw has arranged for a st. Pat
~.chs day combat at Emerson Park
between the Giants and the Dallas team
~ the Texas League.
Fred Anderson. the former Federal
League pitcher. reported to-day and
was in uniform at both practice ses-
sons The score:
ni'ls Giants........ nnsi a. : I
W,-in GiAutS....,. o.e I as 10 +:
Two base hits-Doyle, Rodriguez. sh-pv
r.. Three base hits-Doyic. Wendell.
:. Pi''er. =: by Kramer. l.. Umpires-
NaFlFNEnn anil R-.nnick