New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Heinie's MeIOdrQn1l
Makes KauH EnvlOuS
Bashful Benjamin Fails to
Duplicate Zim's Pilter
Feat-Giants Win
Bv w. O. MCCLELLAN

Waco. Tex. March 26.-The mrs.
squad OF the Giants to-day trimmed inc
Waco Navigators. champions for two
,,ears Of the Texas League, by 10
score THE melodrama Of the perform
ance was staged By Heinie zimmerman
who stole home and brought III TIC ''''
run for the Giants.
This performance set Bashful BenJa-
min Kauf green with envy, and BenIy
tried 10 duplicate the performance. re
was out bv less than one jump, put ne
delivered quite an Grafton Tor umpire
nil Brennan. when that official waved
him TO the dugout. Bonnie Is special
izino in the base stealing departing NJ
thse davs. and his soul is tinged WIN
bitterness every time he gets nalleu
diving for a bag.
Moore Catches Sallee Mapping
Slim Sallee, the port-fnned Sher,h
Of Uigginsport, Ohio, WORKED I'VE ~
nings for the Giants and showed SOM
of the form which Manager McGIaN
fondlv hopes that he VIII display lal-'
in the season. Slim was caught ~
ming only once, inthe fifth inning WIN
Mournful Moore, the left telder OF ~
Navigators, lifted one right OUT OIL ny, ~
lot for a clean four-bagger. IL "ou'u
have been a home run any"heIS' A..
This was the only run scored lot onI
Navigators. jeff Tesreau, the pear
Hunter of the Ozarks, who stood on
tho track at Marlin and wrecked a
train finished up the game for me
Giants Jefferson was never IN any
ranper FOR his part of the afternoon.
Tho Gveliest inning for the GIANTS
WAS the third. With one out, burns
tanned one that was juggled by LesIle'
erst baseman Of the Navigators. lie
stoIo second and went to third on an
infeld hit by Herzog, the Marylan Avl-
ator Robertson's hit scored burns
Ueinie Zimmerman popped out to Les
lie. Fletcher crack one to Malmoulst,
Who fumbled il, and both Herzog ana
Robertson crossed the plate.
Burns Gets His Homer
Tho fifth run was scored by George
Rurns. without the slightest assist
ance Burns mas been having consider
able difficulty in keeping his hits IN
side these Texas parks, consequently
after Moore, of the aVig"toI p
Knocked one out of the lot, Burns couIu
not resist the temptation to 90 the
same thing. TOO
IL was a good, heallhE s"iPS' 49,
spnding the ball into the nelghoorlng
creamery and messing up a good lot OF
butter.
Kauff Pulls Speaker Catch
The best piece of fielding work was
accomplished by Benny kauff, VINO ran ran
back after a long drive and practicaIiy
picked the ball of the wall. Benjamin
IS rapidly approaching the form which
ought to bring him one OF ms pest
years i'm the same.
Louis DruckN the ancient Giant, VINO
Is now established in the cotton Dusl-
ness here, turned up an antique Olant
mackinaw of an almost forgotten ylnt-
age and started to coach the NaVl-
gators. He jumped the job after the
first inning and planted himself IN the
Giant dugout. where the old red mack
NAV stood out among the new purple,
sweaters Of the Giants like a faded
battle flag. ,...
The Giants will meet the Navlgators
again tomorrow.
Immediately after the game the tour
through turbulent Texas will be con
tinued TO Dallas, where two games are
scheduled.