New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Way WofuIly Minced When
Giant Kids F inish Their Pie
Yale Warrior Features with
Anderson in Is to 3 Re
verse of Regulars
By CHARLES 4. TAYLOR

Marlin. Tex. March rs. John J. Nc
Graw's youngsters had merry time
with their bats this evening, and when
the returns were in from the Skim
ING game with the far-famed regulars
the totals stood sixteen runs. fourteen
hits and no errors for the rockies and
three runs. six hits and three errors
for the big fellows. Slaughter is the
only word that can describe iittng'y
what happened.
Pic Way was selected by Manager
McGraw as the Crst pitcher 10 face the
rockies. The former gridiron star had
a tenpestaous experience. The first
inning didn't turn out SO badly for Pc
rs only two ruis were scored of him.
But the second was another story.
Every player on the club crossed the
plate once which, Of course. means
that niue runs were collected. Inc
worst feature about 10 was that TWO
men were out when the trouble began
and that Fred Anderson took 10 upo"
himself 90 start the not. Fred maze
his semi-annuai single. and has pals
or both teams cheercd wildly as ne
shook hands with Walter ilolke ON list
bas,. 10 is rare occasion when Fred
rots so near a frst-sackcr during a
game. except perhaps when his side IS
at bat
Anderson DiscOnccrts Way
WAY was discouccrtcd at the laugh
chat swept over the held, and his next
pitch hit Josefson in the ribs. At TINS
critical iuncturc Arthur Fletcher
fumbled ai easy groundcr from Young
bat and Joscfson went all the way TO
third. s double steal followed. ana
loscfeon scored Pie by this time was
in IL terrible state. and jim Thorpe took
advantage of % by singing TO centre.
TO tallv Young. 10, Wagner drew a
base ON balls. RODRIGUEZ promptly
singled 90 right. scoring Thorpe.
George Kelley. up for the second time
in the inning. doubled and sen, two
more men home. Kruger followed
with "a single and there was another
tally. Fred Anderson marched TO the
plato again and got his other semi
annual hit. St double TO centre. An
other run. Joscfsou kept up the bonn
bardmont with safety, and Pc was
ready 10 20 back Go Yale. Ross Young,
realizing the condition OF Way, obllg-
ngly flied 90 right. ending the agony.
The rockies added one more ruu DOB the
third. two in the fourth and t"o ln thc
fifth.
Tho Regulars did thci- scoring in the
first and fifth. ln the opening frame
George Burn hit "a home run 90 centre.
Three single and base on balls ac-
counted for tho two ITALICS IN the hith.
Thorpe. kilduT and Kelley Slug
Jim Thorpc. Pete Kilduf and George
Kelley were the batting stars OF the
dsv. Thorpc made triple and three
singles in four times IN. kilduh made
a triple and single. walked once ana
was nit by pitched ball Kelley ham
mercd out a triple and a double. heinie
Zimmerman distinguished himself by
striking out each time he came 10 nat.
Anderson famed him twice and Iekc
Lehman once. George Burns was the
only regular 20 90 any real hitting. ne
got single in addition TO ms nome
run.
The batting order was:
Regulars Burns. left field: icrzoS'
second base: zimmerman, third base
Murray. right field; Fletcher and kalrd'
shortstop; Kauf. centre held; Hol"e'
first base: Rarlden. catcher; Way
Schupp and Ritter, pitchers.
Rookie Josefson. r'.; Young. 'o'
KlduT. 2b: Thorpe. lf Wagner. $50
Rodriguez. 10: Kelley. Ct; krueger' O.;
Anderson and Lehman. p.
The score by inninc:
Rookie > 9 = N-l6 II 0