New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
Giants Knock Periscopes
off Dallas Submarines
McCraw's Troops Win One
Sided Victory-Schupp
Pitches Hitless Ball
BY W. y. MEG EEHAN

Dallas. Texas, Marcn Is re mrs.
squad o. the Giants left the Dallas Sub
marines high and dry on their own
centrefield mesa to-day. sending a shot
Of CONSERVATION through Stonewali
Jackson. the Detroit spy. The hnsi
score was II to 0. Ferdinand Schupp
and Rube Benton. the two reckless
southpaws. handled the performance
and not a member Of the Dallas team
got as far as second base.
There is march called The Dallas
Blues" the words OF which go some
thing like this, "I've got a travelling
mind, but I've got no railroad fare
That seemed TO be just about the stu
alton Of the Dallas Submarines. All
that they had was the travelling mind.
Schupp held the Submarines abso-
lutely hitless. Benton, in moment of
alteration. allowed one scrstchy sort
of bingle. II to-day's performance is
an average Schupp afternoon, the
youthful, lop-sided person will annoy
great many ordinarily heavy hitters in
the season which is about 10 break
upon us shortly.
Detroit Spies Present
The presence of the Detroit spies is
due to the proximity OF the Detroit
forces, under command Of Brigadier
Hughey Jennings. The enemy was
sighted in great numbers while the
Giants were bowling through Waxa-
nachie last night in an armored car
Indications that Ty Cobb had worked
out that day were discovered by the
scouts.
The Giants had to knock the peri
scopes off the Submarines in the second
inning. when four of them soaked Lal-
lapalooZa Lewis, the best OF the Dallas
pitchers, for four healthy swats. This,
coupled with walk, Melted three whole
runs. and the Submarine feet was
pretty we'll demoralized. Zimmerman
dashed a two-bagger that rolled to the
top of the mesa in centreheld. Helm
rich travelled TO third when Fletcher
sacrificed. Benjamin Kauff singled Zim
through and scored on Holke's bunt
George Burns brought in the next
two runs by virtue Of some emphatic
smuggling In the seventh George
slammed a two-bagger and scored on
Herzog's sacrifice and Robertson's long
fly. In the eighth Burns achieved a
run by the simple process of knocking
the ball over the left field fence. This
is a spectacular play, but it takes con-
siderable lifting TO get one all the way
out of the park.
Close Home Run Race
The race for home runs is now fairly
close between Burns and Davy Robert
son. Burns has a slight lead. having
sent in three in the last two games, but
the tour is young yet.
In the ninth inning the Giants fell
upon a pitcher named Slough Sewall.
from the slopes of the distant Sierra
Nevadss. Robertson walked and let
Germany Schafer do the running
to head home the last profession.
Hits by Zimmerman and Holke. sac
rifice Az by Benton and wild heave by
Sewall did the rest.
Iieinie Zimmerman had a good day OF
il. taken all in Out of five times up
Heinie had two singles and two doubles
He made a startling stop OF what
looked like one that had speed enough
for double and hurled his man out a.
the bag.
But what made the day complete fo-
Hcine was the fact that Schunp nailed
Umpire Bill Brennan in the foot with
fast one. This is the fifth consecu-
tive day that William has been hit in
the foot by Giant pitcher. A loud
cheer. led hy Heinie Zimmerman. went
Up from the dugout where the Giants
lang out, and the jubilation was led
by Zim as Brennan hoped about the