New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-22
Given
Real Workout
ByHeiniie lin
Kilduf Features C;.,..
Practice Game by Sub.
bling for Aviator Herzoo
BY w. Q. McGEEHAN

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thermometer registering ninety !, !
shade and not a square inch Of d..
available, the Regulars went loeo u.
the heat to-day and trimmed the v.
nigans By score of Is to 3 in a.
distressful innings. This is the h.
bucket of fratricidal blood that will !.
spilled by the Giants. Tomorrow ~.
play Houston in this lot. Friday IA,
tackle the worried Waconian, H..
the army splits for the gradual NJ.
North.
A particularly pleasant time was "A,
to-day by Heinie Zimmerman. HeiuI.,
enjoyment was due to the presene, 4,
Bill Brennan, the American Associate,
umpire. who is getting into shape he,
Mr.. Brennan worked to-day, and Hem,
gave him real workout.
Al the sight of Brennan's blue "a,
every hair in Zim's head stood err.
and the light OF battle shone in h,
eE. The ruling passion was with N,
even in the windswept plains Of Ten,
AT last said Heinie. "a real IN.
pire with a real goat to be gOtis,,
Life is once more worth the living
"Time," called Umpire Brennan.
"What are you calling time for. 70:
big bonehead?" demanded Hsi,,
the Zim. "You amt going anywher'
There Was No Clubhouse.
Brennan looked TO where the es,.
house ought to be, but there was 10
clubhouse, so Mr.. Brennan grirss
pleasantly and remembered that h
was only around for the workout
After holding McCar,y at ,hin
Honus Lobert dropped the ball and hss
his foot over it. In his cumbersc-,
way Honus was trying a little triessr
Come now" said Umpire Brennan
"No Dutchman can fool an lrlshnsn
~ know one Dutchman that hn
something on an lrlshman," vog'
teered Heinie Zimmerman. "lh
Dutchman was me and the lrissnn
you never got any decision 'Ts
me-" declared Brennan.
"The only way you could ever gen
decision over ne was TO say, ms va
out" retorted Zimmerman.
Il was a warm day and Helnis Va
hoping that the umpire might chsS
him back TO the bath house. 81
FREEMAN refrained. On the whole 8
was a very thorough workout both is'
Brennan and for Zimmerman. Son,
real midseason repartee was spilled
Heinie should be verv good this year
judging from this early showing
Kilduff Subs for HerzOg
The regulars worked without Chsrt
Herzog, the aviator, who wa: lE'''
from the field by the arrival Of ns'
biplane. Mickey Kilduit, the Vnaia
youth. substituted for him and DID "
nicely for one Afternoon. Up Only n,e
times he secured only I'VE Tsns, ns
hit a homer, a double and ans'
drew a base on balls and the las ln'
reached the bag on an error ll'
homer was a real swipe, 100, DO.hsNs
out to the banks OF the Rio brsie'' !
stream that frequently flows ,ni'-T
this section when there Is water - y
country. or course when there = .
water the Rio Brazos does not hoV, :"
it is supposed to be here al the uI =.
The Requlars battered Schupp ~
five runs in three innings, two o. va
being directly due to the homer
Mickey Kilduff He was relieved Y
Albertus Setback. the jocnlar Jefss'L
Albertus allowed four runs ID y
fourth and five runs in the tln
Three baggers by McCariy and koosr
son and homers by Rariden and heAe
contributed greatly TO this score
Setback might have allowed y
more runs. but in the sixth inning
was removed in favor Of Iona Jsyl.
the tarheel terror OF the OarV''ls.
The terror held the regulars ssis "
an inning. but in the seventh the ns.9
artillery shelled him for three rln
George KELLEY, who pitches lnlelu .a ~
outfelds with considerable yerss'oo .
pitched the first five innings v.s
three hits were scored on NM sHD
work was decidedly Impressive
Kauff Ends Game
In the eighth inning bashf1l pe..
Kaufr got his first hit, ana ,as W.
was called. It is rumored ma AZ
Graw had agreed that ne Wou i. y,
until KauiF got a hit. behIS"'D
his time about il. bgs
Preparations are under way - f-.
Marlin fiat Friday night Ins b
squad. which is selected 70 wGn d.
passage North, will consist OF ' ~,
lowing sterling athletes; an g.r.
Benton. Perritt, Schupp, hcos'y2i r~,'.
den. Robertson. Kauf, Burns 1'' On,
man Fletcher. Herzog, Holse, D' =.
Thorpe. Sallee. Tesreau, Mldele.' ~
Smith. This looks as tnougn ",,srlr
be pretty nearly the IiahS y"
squad for the coming season 70 vi.
The remaining gladiators ~, q,
the second army corps. hort rs'. ,ys,
If the nitchers, has already Oes' Ks,
,bo ron gate. Nike Doolln y 20, -
three athletes, Sehepner, D Ia
and Sandberg, and the cnsho'ss H. Ro,..
he will get 2 few more lot Nv
ester team. .,,h as thosr
I;n Tborne will be kept tnrOss
season 49, The Indian athlete ST.
have improved so per cent ..,..o 1 q,
figured that he would be en;tsi 70 'i'
full in the event of an aeei''"'