New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Paddy Baumlan Deserts
"HOLdOutS" for Yankees
Dan Triple Now Lone
Prodigal-Regulars De-
feat Volunteers, a to o
BY W. O. McGEEHAN

Macon, Ga, March 9.-The volunteers
Of the Yankee cxpcditionary forces
under the command Of Lieutenant Col
onel Charles Farrell were routed TINS
afternoon by the Regulars under the
direction of General William Donovan.
The result Of the skirmish was: Rcgu-
lars, 4; Volunteers. o.
The pitching Of the squad continues
TO hold the edge on the batting detail
only three hits apiece being accounted
for in the six innings. Home Run
Baker and Wallic Ppp, the forty-two
eentimctrc batters Of the team, are not
busting any fences with the brand Of
pitching that is being served up.
Private Leopold Hocrnschmeyer was
temporarily detached from his post
with the Regulars and assigned to
nickel duty at first for the Volunteers
The versatile Leopold, as, as he is COM
monty known, Lee Magee, showed con-
siderable ability at the new post
spearing the wide ones with accuracy
and case.
Sergeant Hendryx Speedy
Sergeant Tim Hendryx, who replaced
Magee at centre for the Regulars,
showed several distinct bursts OF speed
supporting the position with the ene
tiveness Of whole troop OF Ca'"ii! q.
He galloped over the broken held aiteI
smashes by Gedeon and Banhstoh'
nth Of these wallops looked like sure
hits. but Timothy nailed them ana maui
them harmless. -. "
The afternoon. however, was peri ormed
nv Rookie Everett Bankston. who was
stationed in right field for the Noiun-
teers. Al Walters sent terrific Smash
,nto this territory, and IL looked good
enough for several bases, but Bank
ston oalloped in, speared the ball on
tbe bound and sent it straight 10
Magee. who caught Walters several
Yards from the bag. II was one oil
chose performances that ought TO nave
been witnessed by several bieacnels
full. T., ho
charge of the Regulars IN the hrsI
inning, sending out nice DRIVE 10
centre. High was out on long ~
20 left. Dolly Stark, the hooAie'
iuggled one from Maisel, and the ol-
minutive Dutchman was safe oy ihcugs'
Tn tho meantime Gilhooley was tax
;rs a bountiful lead off second. Nuna-
MAKER threw to nail him, but the toss
xyas a mile high, and Gilhooley scored
While the ball bounded out toward the
banks of the Ocmulgee River. AFTER
pinn was nailed on tall ana IoIty
Az 10 right. Private Baker, the wen
known Maryland Agricultural came 10 10
the bat and drove slzzler throus"
short scoring Malsel' - h..
In the sixth inning another error
Stark permitted Maisel TO reach n .I.i..
The diminutivc Dutchman immeola'ol!
,,-oceeded to steal second. Plpp was
passed and a wild pitch by Robert
Nccrav the Colorado collegian, per
mitted Maisel to get all the way
around. Baker was safe on anoIhet
error by Stark. Hendryx forced bak At,.
Then Pipp and Hendryx successfully
perpetrated a double steal fipp pIlhs
inc in the final run of the afternoon.
The Volunteers were not dahgeI,TO,uS
at any stage of the operations; IN
only clean hits were maze oy A'S az,
and Magee. Mogriuge XIV
scratchy one.
kelleys Jmplrlng OtdSei"'
The umpiring for the afternoon was
gracefully performed by Joe Kelley
the bow scout Of the Yankees.
Paddy Bauman, the hOld-out has
como hack into the fold, according 10
sdvices from New York. Paddy "a mas as
forwarded his contract and IS SAID 10
he on his way to report in person.
This leaves only Dan Triple among the
missing as the lone prodigal Of the
team. ., 49,,
with the Macon club. He came with
the Yankees at his own expense to try
for place on the team. He showed
considerable promise. but he needs needs
seasoning, and will get 1t IN the SSily
The work Of the pitchers to-day was
pretty smooth, with one exception;
Rig I'D Monroe showed some signs Of
Following is the way the teams lined
IN.