New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-16
a,ody Fails TO Make a Hit
IN His First Appear
ance in Game.
orpvFS CONQUER
BROADWAY FAVORlTE
ei,rt, Register Inside Baseball
q, the Education of Schools
and Colleges of the Land.

Narlilf AfN-s
b. H.-o
v,rlin's fences stand. Benny Kauf
Ill merely . histrionio hitter.
-~,,e Benny walked 10 the plate to-day
~ tis eve uron che outermost limits
- seld Twice be walked back
ord looked 80 the water bucket.
'rs~z's statement thts afternoon was
=. arus. ua.t.' was al he said.
r,..,r curves instead Of newspaper
- KauF's average dwird!cd. He
..f'ss out once 20 second base and on
+. stser trip he lifted a fy which
"a nore height than length. IL was
4. sor. Of s ifs Jim Thorpe can catch,
~ ga matter Of fact, he did. kauH
:. o-asred another hundred bats.
S,-ls Of our leading universities I'M
- vast amounts Of knowledge
r.,,rs -re mails. but st. remained for
=, c-,-+s 90 step irto the front ranks
49, educators. using thc motion pict-
-. camera 81 medium of lmparting
..,.r knowledge OF the game 20 others.
4 course of lectures VIII be deliv-
...i on baseball in the various colleges
81 t,rh schools throughout the coun-
- ~ winter by CrUsty Mathewson.
IN J. NcGrsu and other recognized
i,,ssrs IN Che sport Some thousands
a feet o. film registered the various
.-iek, Of the game this afternoon.
csrFe Doom and Bill Eariden IL
i-..rs-ed the methods OF signalling 20
Gs pitcher for che kind OF ball 70 pitch
~ bs.ters. and also giving the signs
"a The inteiders on what play 20 ex-
NJ They showed how the signal is
s,;hsd 70 the pitcher TO make a throw
. first base 90 cry 20 catch a runner
= and the various other moves which
AZ generally lost 10 the fans in tho
Hans Iobert the third baseman.
,tere8 how he directed the play from
h, position o. third base. flashing signs
% The catcher for throws 20 the bags.
Z, ;hen illustrated the methods Of
goeking Of a sliding runner, and put
III the ball OIL him. He worked on
10 runners, one using the fall-away
L.:s and the other coming IN az a
..s5-on slide for the bag. which. Of
ssrse, is not only dangerous method
hf tie runner. but also the wrong way
q u for 2 base.
Tie practice game between Artie
Fg,asr's team and Larry Doyle's was
wD.setlve of much action. but no home
ms Jim Thorpe came the closest 70
nAc,g TIE circuit I'm one drive. lie
tsn The right te.d fence IN the fourth
arirg. but was topped al the far turn
w Hans Lo1ert, who was coaching.
Fs.cter's band won BY the good, round
Eors Of - % 3.
The squad was cut down to-day. Nc
Cav finally managed 20 convince Roe
f,gsr that as q bali player he was no
l.-5. q wonderful automobile engine
Hsnb.er. and Rosie quit the team for
700 and FOR all Henry Fabian left 90
r-s-1 70 the Polo Grounds.
The score By innings follows:
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BID Rariien Sc nursing a wrenched
iscs from one o. his wrestling matches
~ Jef Iesrea1.
Ssri5crg is paying one penalty for
....,.on OH f, GU .oo. s WIN ,., soi,'S ~
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-. | -. Mi dor,
second. Nce- le puts any speed on
4. al he suffers agony.
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-. 'v has won t.r1 the title Of Beef