New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15
Kenny Positive He VIII
| cad League at Bat, in
Field and on Bases.
BITING WIND NO BAR
TO DIAMOND BATTLE
v,Graw Sends Eleven Men
Against Nine and Wlns-Ro-
driguez Stars at Bat.
~ FRANK ONEHL.

v.-u, Tex. March l4.-Benny
- ,bs 4y Cobb OF the Federal
~,gus. has taken up the business Of
s.,sbsl once more. and one Of the
'..hlsms o.. John J. McGraw and the
rs,,, has been solved, perhaps. Kauf
"a Jobn p. Foster arrived IN Marlin
as o'clock this morning, Two days be-
bipd their schedule.
Thv managed 10 miss connections
q, Atlanta by al hour. which put them
S,ek one day, while ~ Birmingham
80 sve minutes delay cost them an
"slsr twelve hours. As ksut said TINS
morning, "Ihe only thing We never
missed was meals. ia,
Regarding Beuny's differences with
n. New York club and whether they
b,d vet beer adjusted neither hauH
nor Foster would talk. roster sara
10. Ksuf vas O. pleasant travelling
sonpsnion, whose heart ana soul were
vrspped I'D iH baseball
Benny launched forth upon lengthy
discourse telling just. how and Why
bs would make the fans forget -
cohb within three weeks after the
opening OF me htHeD" OIL" ''~
You'd lead both leagues IN hitting
tsld.ng sad base running.
aSpre I'm glad 20 get back Into har-
...s" said Kauf this morning. Il
Ave % plav ball for the sake % the
Fam. that's why get along 90 well.
Y n. other members % the Giants
t.,n ne anv we VIII win the pennant
90 fsr tha. the fans viii laugh al the
zane this yesr. and III lead II so far
VA that ttercll be no contest.
Thsv'd better start 20 move back that
1ght field stand right now.
II have a bet with one guy that III
W. 500. Saw. that's the softest dough
ever gsthered ] could bunt and hit
hat much in any league. OF course
IN tor the Giants, but the rest OF the
,ssrn Will have 90 60 along some or
tb4 fans VIII forget that they are IN
he sane league with Ue.'
A howlinc. biting uortner did IS best
~ break u0 the pract. ce cf the Giants
This afternoon. blt NcGraw IS not the
ma, 10 be lauuted by the elements. He
,snt the boys out, and they INDUCED
n a rolIt-sirr travesty on the national
psstime. The score was p 20 is DO
',gor q the Little Napoleon's team.
yohn ! NcGraw sprang startling dee
psr,ure by playing eleven men. Aa hal
ric5t centre fielder and q left centre
i5s Rodriguez had field day. lie
G.. &c hits and p pass iu six trips 20
fe plate. PIE met the ball cleanlr
t7ery time. lIa thcre we're no gifts or
ing Bo-eas among his safet.es.. HIS
.ur. h0were-. was lus- little luchy.
i'm Thorpe h.t tle bal. Justify, tco, and
dove couple over the rigAt field
fence
Tie score BY Innings follows;
i Eea;' ...5 3}33!tt3S1: III
Blii,-.s-NcGrav ia- Kenny D,oln. herAie I'D
sOd-e-s
EDDIE Rousch may or may not report
su, with KauF. Burns, Thorpe, Kelly,
Shsrmen, Cole. Fish, Harrison and the
probability Of Robertson being IN con-
dition % ulsv before che season is very
old. McGrsw IS we'll fortified.
There is no use Of talking. Charley
Doom is one OF the gamest little feI-
lows iu .lo world he insists upon
wrestling with JEFF Tesreau. although
,te lroutoa Bchcmoth outwe .ghs him
ever. gerers,.. csf.- for holm from Bill
Rarider. vf- never fails hi-a.
LIE i- Obi. to+ol after r-srtice hours
ris..t.- Ell r.-l.o ccrrr, ave the
'sss--. s--,....,,-. Mil, Ere5 Verk-e
5Ses g.. sr--o ~ ~a..rr tb. night
t.5so..
a-,or7 o...,- f,t1.tio, IN life g.. tr-~-
i-- g.. 90. --t 7.,, T,or,e The
t,, r.-.-. t.. a.,,-.- orerv On. ig
cs~n vro liz. bee, brave enough 20
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