New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13

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r. issue between the two is still un-
..;5.i Donovan claimed that II was
.-,5sl play match and that ne won by
, s,rokes. Schaefer claimed 1t was a
-,,,b plsy contest and that he finished
20 Colonel ". 3. Hanna, the off,
s.i referee. refused 20 render a ver-
H.. being content 20 claim a victory
~.r both. as be turned in a card of ia.
Z, don't see just what there is to be
- 4 rsturn battle Is demanded by both,
:. no; even the vigorous, hardy clay
~ and OF this Georgian landscape IS
try present shape 30 stand another
s:s round, glutton as 1t Is for punish
s.,L
..,.ss. 10 file which viii be put up 10
.srsls OF the L. s. G.. A. Il seems
h. On at least nine greens Schaf's cad
\, .lipped him e niblick instead OF a
~..sr 70 putt with. Mr.. Schaefer did
=. discover the technical error until
p-s forty or fifty puts had been
vuist
SIN smother technical point came UP.
On Ne eighth tee Manager Bills drive
rrves a stately pine and bounded ten
ysrcs bsek OF the tee. Schaefer's bal
vas iced I'D az the time. go on and
,.oo..' said Bill, scowling. No. said
Shsis, Sits your shot; you're furthest
| vsy." "lve driven and you've got TO
|trys now as It's your turn" said Bill.
S;haefer then got out rule book and
mad; "The one who is furthest from
es pin shall play first
here was nothing for Bill 20 do OK
y. get out his niblick and play an
Ger before Schaefer would drive.
!. debate reached such violent inten-
= that Schafe finally won the hole
eleven 70 Bills twelve.
ts7ing golf aside for the moment,
u Manager Donovan and Captain
hF,on are highly elated at the squads
f.Csl condition and a. the fine prom
.. speed and power shown.
re men are rapidly getting At and
70 have already shown potential
Facilities far beyond any Yankee
,t-gp since 1904. when the Hanks
ii'si back from the flag b. the mar
:; q game The two main de-
AT-snts Of play IN baseball are at
az ard defence.
Ff NE attack Donovan has three
ne greatest base runners In the
hgls 20 start the charge IN Maisel,
s..ooley and Nsgee. They are not
~ the three fastest men in either
sas.s 70 start an onslaught, but they
t'la all bat between POO and $40.
~ hack Of these. waiting with his
,ias.ve shadow thrown across the
lu and hiz big bludgeon across his
sssiatr, Is Frank Baker. You have
nli' here all the elements Of a run
sanag assault, one combining speed,
..i.ass, and power. and back Of Baker
H--sh Pipp, another slugger.
lisss FIRST FIVE men are S. dangerous
"Aolnaton on offence as we have
~ seen, barring only the attack that
- Murphy, Oldring, Collins, Baker
y. ~ Aelnns. And 10 isn't far back OF
49, eannonsdirg quintet, as II con
Jar better base running quality
Almost As much power.
Hh an attack that will get the Yauks
~ nuns IN a week than they used
~ N a month. for, with the great
- OF 1a'sel and Gilhooley-bOth
ar a. Cobb-the alertncss and
"a aggressive generalship of Magee
- re sisshing power Of Baker there
Sn33ined exactly those qualities
- Should produce runs and crack
-,y'ga even stanch defence.
a 20 ne defence should be every whit
'Tleh2 a. the attack. Maisel, Magee
81, Vlhoolsy Will cover ~ much out
~. ground a. any tho now in har-
-. ne infcld viii show greater
'.-..1,,sss, and ~ che pitching OF 1915.
Il. Sesi a. D. Has. wall be added twO
~ .i|nanderl iu Cullop and No
20 and a. least two good young
..t-rhsioers from Markle, Picrcy,
Tsi Russell Or one Of the others.
~. Rave here the two elements OF
n. lAhiag team--an attack that has
- Asrtness and power and a de-
80 vat tss fielding steadiness and
=, ~ efcci.veress above the aver
=. sNs con blnation is certainly good
ri 70 WIN n pcunant unless the
-, pitching rolls % back Or the
- -npfoye their slab work 30 per