The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07
TRIO OF YANKEES
GO BACK TO MINORS
Donovan Turns Loose Finn,
Gay and Meadows, South
nav Pitchers.
REGULARS AND COLTS TIE

macon, Ga, March Ga seven IN
ming tie on a wind blown field enter
tanned such Of the populace as came out
to the ball park This afternoon to see
the second practice joust between teams
A and r of the Yankees. Runs were
hare to make and the hitting again was
cmaclated. II there liad not been a
timely error on each side there wouldn't
have been any arrivals at the plate.
That's how much moro effective the
pitching vas thar the hitting. Yet all
Of the pitching was not gilt edged. The
! wildncss Of Ford Meadows. s~outhpa"inS
FOR she regulars. put the other team IN
the way OF two runs. II "A pass by
Slawkey in the third inning played a
par. in one of the regulars runs Tho
score was 2 to ..
The congestion around the PARK won
bc mute so great from nov on because
Donovan has turned loose three left
handed pitchers. They are Finn n
Gay, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. from Elkton
Md. and New Haven rcspectiveiy, ana
Meadows, who goes back to Baltimore.
,~i,hooley. who vas in the rally which
won for Team \ on Saturday. made one
OF two singles for Team a to-day ana
drove IN the two runs feckinpaugh made
tho other hit, but II was purely orna-
mental. on of Shawkey an IN" third
Ar,pon raped "A %groundcr which Gable
fuinhled Nunamaker was tossed out by
SsavIey. hut the next batter was passed
and Maisci's hunt. which became a sacr!'
fec. lut the runners IN position to score
on ttilhpnlpN'S thrust 10 centre.
The second team was harmless unit
the fourth. and then Meadows. VIII
couldn't get his curve over the plate
passed Hartzeil and Eoonc. CABLE
hunted, bu. Nunamaker would nave hat
a force play ~ third II he hadn.
fufnb,yd the ball Peckinpaueh made
fine NAV on A~ltNandcr's %yroundcr, Hart
zcli scoring. and smith, VINO nat'ed 10
the pitcher and attcrwara went IN u
catch. singled hard to left, sending ii
the tying run. smith batted out Of turi
Two innings later. but II didn't cut an!
figure in the game.
The five satcties O: the second team
were made 10y Miller. liar;zell. Bau'nant
Shawk:y and Smith. II was demon
strated again that the hatiers need NOR
practice to buc against the grade q
serving which Douovan's pitchers JUS
now are able 10 provide. Young ilercS
from California, maze all 'NceiltNt SiioN
? ing with a sweeping delivery and
sp,eIy ball with a shoot. Heating AN
: his spi,ball performed smoothly an
i Shawkey making his FIRST appearance
had n good deal on the ball though nc
tuned NJ 10 control
: UartZell cracked "A douh!" TO right l
the second inning and barely ESCAPED b.
. ing thrown out al second by iilhoole.
The latter spun the ball over IN goo
style. Lee Nagce is "A tire" bat swinge
:. Will. awaiting his turn he whirls IN,
: many hludgeuns around with all the de'
r.rity and grace o! Tv'us cobb Hei
drlX. in c.aJr" Tor IN" second ici'
plavrd a smart fielding game ou i'y ball
one of the best fielding fca's. III" he
in fact. was u jtD OF a badly boun'iii
throw from third to first Little Ncoio
, cru did the nifty uabbing and 'heret
turned back a batter. The teams We
AZ follows.
Team A Maisel, Of; i~ilhoolcy, r
Mage. II: pipp. H.. Mullen aud 'icdeo
90 III. ~pcSklupaugh. s.. AraInn, &h.; Nj
- smnkrr u Schwut, e., Spock'
20 Meadows. Love and Eoss, p
N Team Thrown and High L; CO.
- and l.aydcu. IT.. hendrix and Miller. {
ie NcGovcru, IN liartz.ll and iiaumar
n al: cable. -. Alexander and smith.
" Heating Shawkcy and ricrcy. y.
rIeeaamn Is " . . $