New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Yannigans Nose Out Reg
ulars in Snappy 2 to I
Battle.
DONOVAN FROWNS ON
INTER-RACIAL MATCH
Slim Love and Bob ShaVkey
Allow First Team Few
Bingles.

Macon, Ga. March l7.-That old,ime
custom Of celebrating 81. Patrick's
/ Day in the training camp with a battle
b between nipernians and Teutons was
frowned upon by Bill Donovan to-day
I and the lanks spent the afternoon IN
the usual vaya game between the
Regulars and the lannigans. An in
spection q the Yankee roster would
'ead % the belief that Donovan could
not collect nine real lrishmen. nor As
many real Germans for such q struggle,
but Wild Bill announced that this was
rot the deciding factor tie carries
vivid memories OF an encounter several
years ago to-day. when he and Germany
Schaefer were with the Tigers.
/ Some of the Yanks wanted the inter
racial game, but Donovan spurned the
idea. Schaefer. who controlled the
F German vote, was also in favor OF
peace. Anti-militarism triumphed.
The struggle between the Regulars
and the Yannigans was the most gin
gerry that has been played at the train
/ ing camp Runs were very scarce, and
nine full innings showed the regular
guys" beaten by the score OF 10 l.
In the last two frames the Isnnigans.
+ smelling victory after an extended
I starvation. let out a continual how or
conversation and tainted their rivals
/ in defeat If the Isnks can scatter as
much pepper around the Polo Grounds
next summer as some Of them showed
here to-day even their old friends Will
fail 70 recognize the team.
Too much pitching tells the tale OF
the Regulars defeat and the shortage
"
+ LEI two pitchers do the work for each
team, this being the first day that he
has not divided the box work up three
ways. Slim Love opened the game for
/ the Yanngans and Cliff Narkle
operated for the Regulars. Each
! worked five innings and each had too
4 much for the opposing bstsmen.
Love. with vast amount OF speed.
allowed the big fellows one scratch
hit and one clean single in mis- five
innings. Markle allowed FIVE hits at
/ the rate OF one per inning and the Yam
nigans did rot navigate as far as
third base while the Texas Lacquer
performed
In the sixth inning Blodgett sue
ceeded Marke and Bob Shawkey went
10 the mound for the Yannigsns. In
he seventh the Regulars got their only
run on Gedeon's single. BOone's err
~. Peckinpaugh's hit and a muf by
Hendryx. but Tor the errors not a
man would have reached third base
against Shawkey
The Yannigans won the game in the
eighth inning. Hendryx singled, Null
/ len singled and Aragon was hit. filing
the bases. Boone's hit 70 centre chased
Hendryx and Mullen home.
g1f4 81 IA rrsr
Peckinpaugh and Boone, and a run
ming catch by Masel were the defen-
sive features. Arsgon led with the
stick, getting single. double a
pass and a nick in the RIBS 10 MS
four trips 20 the plate.
The lineup:
YI,nissns-TIish. =. COX. r Headryr. r. Nh
IN. ~ Afssoa. .5 boone e McGg'eri' ID
Pip. ID. Gedeon. 2t Baumann. 20. Peckiap9us..
s.. Alexander snd ". ,srs. e.. MNs.e en- bofse'i.
, Br0an oai,ed Tor Msrs.e be- 'he 1fih Inning
Score BY innings:
{ E::al:s........ 1883 Sass /: g
T'o-6,se hit--Arson.. Tares pas, ni-sha"s.e.r
hooIey snl Peckinpsusb. sakey. Booze and Nc
Govern. Bass on Uel Or Marhlt ~ 81
GET. 2 - Love. ! 81 shsgksy. J. Hrs-o- Mar
Struck out-By Narslc 3 by Love. q b. sh4~As}.
s. Ump.res-fareil AID D0.osu.
The Yanks got some real training
weather to-day. and the local fore
caster announces that there will be
more Of Dc. and hotter, tomorrow.
This is the best news Donovan has
heard IN q week.
Germany Schaefers smile and jokes
were among the missing to-day The
roted Jester suffered an attack Of IN
digestion last night. and he had 20
spend the day in his room. He hopes
to be back for the weekend battle to-
morrow.
The Yanks have only FIVE more days
Of practice here. The evacuation OF
Macon is scheduled for 2:O5 o'clock
next Friday afternoon. A short work
out will be held that morning.