New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
Proves Bust at Ty Goblin,
-Robertson, Holke and
Kauf Hit Homer,
By W. o. NGEEHAy

ihe Iii.A
hit the pace that kills in DAY =, ~
Of activities as a Texas land.
with sage brush. In the mor,. !" :
Tesreau backed into a t,,i. 0
wrecked it. In the afternoon "A.
string of the Giants took ii. -
Worth team. In the eyeninS a.
tire Giant squad graced a q
show, an automobile parade -.
charity ball. You can't Keen -. 4
like that unless you have Won, $50
The accident to Tesreau vs.. 90
ing serious. II was the loeomotiv. ~ ~.
suffered. The Bear Hunter =, .s
0zarks was walking leisurely ~,
the tracks of the adjacent 49,.
wearing no danger signals. Ths ~,
was hitting up something Ike 80.
miles an hour, and the engines,
humming softly, Bury me ON !, =
lone prairie when he slid int y,
The cowcatcher, especially ds,.'..,
for lifting stray cattle from ,hs - -
caught Tesreau from behind. bu n
Giant pitcher could not be cas-. ~.
like mere steer. The train reho-.s
ed after the impact and a COM, \,
cars were more or less telsx,a..
Luckily the collision occurred ~
siding and there was no delsy ~.
tho wrecksge was being cleared
Thought Cowcatcher Was D.u
Tesreau proceeded along the ,,,,.,
"You can't fool me, Dayy Roberta.
lie said. 81 know who il wa, 4,
kicked me that time. You'd better
it out, or I'll get sore"
The local train dispatcher has D,
ouested John B. Foster, secret.r y
the Giants, to make Tesreau wea, n,
green flags when walking slor, 4,
railroad tracks in the daytime 4
night, he says, the Bear Hr.r
OF the 0zarks should wear two ~,
tail lights.
"Otherwise," says the train 4,
patcher. "the Giants will be hell T,
sponsible for all train wrecks By 3
l.sion with Tesreau, and there 4 !
telling what damage might be cs.~
by a head-on collision"
The game between the Giants and 4,
lads from Fort Worth was a sru,
affair, consider ing, resulting man
tory by the Giants Of 8 TO 6. The e
tire lineup of the Giants team vsr.
bat in the first inning. The charp
worth recounting in full. bean
chances are it will be duplicated ID 4,
near future and before more popsss
grandstands.
Burns was beaned by Appsnl
Herzog was out on an inheld fly. AZ
Robertson, the active ana athle,issn
of watered knee, poled one out u
grounds TO the roof of the next NJ,
house, scoring himself and Bur-
Zimmerman singled through short r
stole second. Fletcher shot one thnl,
the infeld and Zimmerman score
kauff drove a single into centre !,
Walter Holke lifted one over the rg
field, and hit a ranch house fsrir
along than the one struck By Rober
son, scoring Fletcher, Kauf and bin.
self.
Slim Sallee started to work for i
Giants, and he had the Fort WonhsT
swinging. JEFF Tesreau finished ID
game, not because 5allee was nol vor
ing beautifully, but because NtGu1
seemed to think that the bear hsnle
needed the exercise. JEFF, With u
marks of the cowcatcher still on h
trousers, shuaied into lts "
and wound out his new overland sr
with some other offerings.
Big JEFF No Ty Cobb
Stopping trains by the simple pfNe'
of hurting them from the tracks ger
to fill JEFF with a new found and sI
ambition. The first thing that }, q
upon coming TO bat was TO smssi y
ball through centre for a two-bsEt
He was caught trying to steal, hove.
There is something so cumberso-i
frank about the bear hunters physSs
that he will hardly ever be much g.
at stealing bases. He will slwSys y"
to come by them honestly and D
wide margin.
After some ambitious swinging pif
full Benny Kauir finally got bis ~
home run over the right field fence
day without one home run Is pogii
and haunting sorrow 20 Benny. Ne
fuses to eat on days when he aciiH'
only mere piiling singles. Il
Robertson's homer OF to-day vas 7
third in three days. The drive 70.
have shot right into the Polo GI'','
right stand. according to Henry f's.'
the eminent geometrician and AZ
scape gardener Of the TERRITORY N =
lee Of Coogan's Bluff. So would HOS
drive.
Giants Active Socially
The Giants are attending the fi,'n
show and the charity bsll in fSl ia.'
this evening. Details Of these ''',a.
however. will not be furnished 60
TO the fact that your correspord'n
a social onion. Anyhow, i will ~
more profitable for the reader 70 '''s.
these frivolities and TO peruse ii'
teresting statistics Of the game w
follow:
NEW YORK FORT sosn
abr b po9seee.. ei.i.
herzos 70 20 50 ooSrrier' p. I iia|
Rob'tson. n ~ 2o.Crch.9s ~ ~
limm'u. 30. 81 2o.Aisms. ID, itH|
wasner 81. 90 0 oownisn.f : I'll