New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-14
Benny Is Still on His Way
70 Training Camp of
The Giants.
1pIS SPEAKER HAS
SIGNED HIS CONTRACT
abme Runs Galore as High Wind
Keeps Baseball Sailing TO
the Fences.
Nv FRANK O'NELLL.

Marlin. Tex, March 13-The last
=, ,bueged into the station to-day
W. Benny KauF. He is in charge
y I'm r. Foster, the demon secretary
y 80 club. and il IS believed that he
-. straved or was stolen some
between here and Valley juno
ion. There is another tram early To-
W., morning. which may bring in
be wandering son OF swat ana the
80 hone so. They are all keyed
I, aver the arrival Of Bashful Benny.
TysuF was scheduled 70 arrive IN
- while McGraw and his merry men
49, of al Dallas subduing the Texas
'ssSue team of that city, but with that
Sssrful disregard FOR schedule that
Isss Texas railroads show connec-
eons we're missed.
~; ~. came this afternoon was a great
...slorerstion Of windblown flies that
.r. Tor hits. windblown throws that
80 80 Tor errors. and windblown dust
49, blirded al corners with charming
s.---..r+,alitv. Hans Lobert's team beat
- Dovie's aggregation by the good
80 score Of is 10 IN nine innings.
1bs game was marred By what might
- been fatal accident. Ralph
cs.,ou5 was hit on the ear by pitched
S'n I'd knocked senseless. IL was
'sn Ttrle time before he was restored
~ ,,o1sciousness. and he retired from
s.'ioil for the afternoon. His ear is
ISL 20 about three times its natural
~. s-d 4. may develop into cauh-
49, before II is finished.
TLs Youngsters had a large time with
N; to-dav. Hunter, Sandberg. Per-
-. and Jacobson walloped the hide for
II; HE score By innings follows;
L.. .IS23I3SS Il :
p,...-s-wserr-. BENTON. Anderson. kfame'
- R,-iis- "a Kenny; Stroud. Fern"' i'T''@u~
p,,-r9 Ed sanders
Iris Speaker. the Boston outfelder'
as one o. the most interested spec
49, AZ the practice this afternoon
rs had adjusted his troubles with Joe
isn,in and Will be back IN his Ola
&c. hanging out the hits and making
.,srtscular catches in his customary
style. .h..
Ia vas LETT of the team Of little men
$50 nv Grantland Rice. 81 weighed
,,iv III mounds when ! broke into the
Er slow" said Charles this afternoon,
go IL the middle OF the season /
,ro--si % fiS pounds. This is con-
,jdsrsbly under Schalk's poundage' and
believe gives me the place.
thew pulled the works or jim Thorpe
A. ,ie came this afternoon. The IN
"a, bitthe ball 70 the centreheld fence
,o- home run The score had al
rss5v mounted into the double col
vmrs. 90 Larry Doyle insisted that
Tiorpe had not touched third base and
,lsined . put-out. Charley Doom al
owed tho claim. while Thorpe yelled
rurder.
me Giants who played on the second
can in Waco returned with many
words Of praise for the Texans.
e1fs no wonder those birds win"
..id Merxie. They play the game ev-
~ last minute and are never out until
re PLAY is completed"
Soccer threatens 20 cut in on base
,sll a. the training camp. Fred Merkle
I'd jim Thorpe kicked the ball around
he lot for about 10 minutes and had
10. OF fun out Of H. Thorpe tried
p7era' field goals and showed that
BE- is still there with the old accuracy
ri distance.
10 was TOO good n chance for ATtie
Esther 90 miss, and he chirped up;
Gee 70 looks natural 20 see you guys
voting the ball that way!
Poll Perri-t can initiate the grUnt or