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MARLIN, March _ rrManatzer .lohn
Eiildjrfl‘ called 011 the business office
0: the New \‘orh club for a pitcher
“felt‘rdiiy and lltidie ilraiiiiiclt nobl)
responded Hittite was one of the prin-
cipal. in a six llilllll: imitation of a
btseball halite ()ut ot’ an amazing.
tollection of hits. runs and errors the
team captained by bit-Graw's tl‘aiiic
manager emerged a victim by ascore
ii to 10.
Happy lilsli, an infielder, who istoo
Lililt‘ to play third base, was Bran-
nick's opponent in the box after ilie
hrs! inning. which was pitched -or,
rather not pitched ~hy ltoesinger, nit
outfielder.
Had the spectatots paid for their
entertainment they lillL'lll have de
ntanded their money back, but the
crime just suited Mt-Gi‘iiw's purpose.
He wanted plenty of action which is‘
good for the wind and the legs and
anus oi his athletes. it was a con-‘
ultioniiil: contest and as such it was
undoubtedly a success.
After two days“ of hard work the
-l't|0klt‘n are beginning to look for the
Ni" spots. but McGraw kept them
going under a burning sun.
This was the. best day for training
the Giants have encountered here for
three years. it was so hot that the
spectators sought the shade of tho
fences. This thermometer stood at
about 85 all afternoon. The veteran;
Matty and Dooin were not much' in
widence and the youngsters amau'
it‘ihay had lilo spring (ever, but the.
:«une caused them to perk up. i
The best individual showing yeti-
teniay was” made by William Cebu
“ho is called "Joah Devore the aeo-
nnd" down here. Cole ripped at four
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Milli tum
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“Benny" Kaufl. who says he is the
greatest baseball player the sport will
ever known has a chance. to make
god on his hold out threat this morn-
ing. He has been ordered to be pack-
cu and ready to leave for Marlin, Tea-
al. at ten o'clocit this morning \\ ith the
regulars of the Giants, and according
ll' tilfllll officials Kaufl will be on hand
or be disciplined according to the of-
lelice. \
From the latest reports obtainable
{rent the Kaui't trenches ”Benny" ls
firmly convinced of the lntprcgnaliillty
of hi! position and is willing to stain
assault or siege. indefinitely. Kant! is
right, nccordug to "Benny," and lull 'ha
‘ threats 0! punishment of Congress or
diplomatic agent‘s cannot change his
views. lie will not even notice the
Giants unless they produce a goodly
amount of the coin oi the realm.
"Money is the only argument I \\ ill
listen to." was thel ate-at official state-
“will sent out from the Kaufl’ head-
quarter: by his trusted press agent.
“i do not care whether i play with the i
Giants or shew-l gravel in the streets.
I am young a ti strong and can live
without eating for a month i! l have
to. Baseball is not the only vocation
in the world where mv talents Will be
applyclatod. i would like to pit: with
the manta it only to abort up such lilt-
tera an ”Larry” Doyle and fled Ludet-
us. who left the National Morgue last
year. But I must have the money."
John B. Foster, secretary oi the
Ghats. admit; that as far as communi-
cating with uh Giants in coumod.
Kauff has conducted himself much on
the order of the clam. He has not
been around or near the local fortune
oi the Giants since last June and Its
given no intimation of an intention of
looking over he: round.
“We. have sent Kauff the customary
hits. (or the losing team. two doubles. orders to be on handfot' m, trip ”.m‘
a single and a home run. l-‘urtherd‘dam Mr. Foster, “and. having heard
more. he played the widest center'noihmg to the contrary, we expect he
held 9"" “‘9“ l“ ”1““! Darts. Onceuill be at the train. Our only know-
McCraw “discovered hint catching .a 5 ledge. of the Kaull‘ campaign has come
l'v behind first base. ‘ through his prod: agents and ncwapnlt-
Larry Doyle was Brannlck’a beat 3 er reports. Kautf, to my war 01 think-
l-itter, the gallant captain matings lug, will be a hard working unit of the
three singles and it triple. inaut pennant Mfli beginning ”7“
The nmniilcks got off to a five run. 12. This is not a prediction. but a
lead and their manager shut out the Bltitement of such value that I an
enemy (or two rounds. Then he yield-iready 5° wager 5‘ small amount on ““5"
ed six hits and six runs in the third.‘ ‘
Thorpe and Kenny made home runs in5
that inning. Later Brannlck fanned [0 “Al-w [[AVES
'ltiorpe. Homers by Cole and Farrell - '
tied the score in the sixth. but the5 ”RIDE" “m m
Rrannicks tallied the winning run5 5 '
with only one out. 5
Pitcher Rube Benton arrived
this afternoon.
in advance of t
Edward A. Walsh. who nan often
H late been called theg reatest of all base-
“5 came a few “"3 ball pitchers, will leave a went: from
, h“ 055‘" rcgulara. reitoday to join the Chicago American
porting “"555" from his 5'0"“? in North . team at Mineral Wells, Texas. where
, (5"0'533-5 Palmero “lid Rodriguez, lit? the club will begin its spring trains
‘ “b“ 3””9‘95- 201 in on the same‘lng. The management has decided to
55‘5“: {give up theACalifornia trip for Texan
‘as it is thought to be better for the
1 3players and not so long a workout ta
M” "AND MAY LEE lnecded. 'Mr. Walah is quite domino
' about the White So: this year and de-
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Sporting News
not flllili ill .
tot liltifi suits:
lack Flynn at Providence was lair.‘
last night selected to manage (”in”), who presides 0‘." H“. “mm“
Springfield baseball 58“" 05 ”“5 ”'ot the Yankees. yesterday put in op-
William 152' Carey, owner of ”"5 Pol'5eratlon the new scheme for training
lea. Flynn expects to take over all tbel by which there are separate and dine
managerial cares and details. Accord» tinct drills morning and afternoon.
ing to this announcement. Larey will: Squad A under the new “TIM?
not 5855155553: “mfg: :"(em ‘ZIIliunin‘ clitoris at the practice pre-
‘ “‘33:; :u "1:ng e‘rlyn: lrmeit'llfl'ifi beginning at 9:30 in the morn-
of the best students of the game inimg‘ “”555 5 ‘50 m “he “$555500“ ““5
the Eaat and wait for the last two sea-5 555555555 55 ”5550"” 35 10.3 “n the mom-
sons with the Montr ‘ club of then“; “”55 3 5555 555 the 555055500.“ M5555
international league. ”0 phyg "mute exuttntms in observing this sched-
base and was selected out of a list of tile hamllt Will be pouible. but It will
. teti applicants. half of which Owner,” 1"” "" 5" “'5 ”05"" a” 5" practi-
(‘arey considered good proapecls. This "“1""-
is my“... tirnt venture as a manager} The not sire of his force of ball
although he I,“ been held “Mum‘players made some such plan necea~
0,. several occaaiona. 'riary, and on this its first day, it work-
i Flynn lg . airfooten weighs lgfi‘ml all right 1in ill, it worked all
pounds. is so yeara old and bats right right in the afternoon. In the fore
handed. He first came into baseball noon the field was too wet from the
, prominence at Holy Cross. where be full! for use. Donovan mourned the
“tried out (or the catchera' berth but loss of the morning too. for the
was shifted to ilrat base. as the back- weather underwent a change of heart
IliOD DOOM” VII already well taken and brought a hot sunny day after
5 care of. He baa been played at the a lachrymose Mel!!-
initial sack ever since. He graduated The two squads A altd B. “my,
from "0" (5'0“ in ”07 "‘d ‘7“ might .also be called the sheep and
immediately “‘1‘“ ”7 "53‘5" 3“? the goat-- or the wheat and the chaii.
m of tho Toronto team. “5”" M except that it isn't known just yet
ployed for "“5 remainder at “M “9 who on: sheep and who goats or who
1908. He was then sold to the St; wheat and whoehafl. “on divided as
bouts team but that organization follows: .
turned him over to the st. Paul Amcrl-, Mud A— ‘ antler. Boone. Brady.
0" ““5““? “‘m' ““5" 5““ ’m'. Caldall, (‘ullo martyr. naming, Ia-
ed in 1909. St the clump of tho aca-
aoa. he went to Plttabarah and ii“ "“5““ L37.- Mould”. “Walk
rived ihere'lin time for the Wot-Ira Nu" “"3 WHP‘I‘I. Holt. Rut
.Scies but did not take an actiVe part “'5' Smith. s“““"- “W“. Hull.
in tho am. a. mm‘iiéd “mimic. Schaeter. remnant Kelly.
tPlttaburgh in 1910 and 1911. in 30““ B-Aragon, Biodaett. Brown.
1:12. ho waa'aold to the Waahlng- Milt. rum. (in. Mean. Giihooicy,
ton Club but was turned back to the “true". Laden. Hendrix. latte.
St. Paul team again. He was with Meadows. Pieli. ley, Rm.8chwcit,
Indianapolis in 1913 and with Mon-:Shockar. Vance, Waltmyt‘ook and
,treal in 1914 and ms. 'ilcoovm.
l Flynn came to Springfield with the
remnant of the lontroal management,
‘it being agreed that if he had a
5c'hancc to improve himself In the
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“anus, Texas, March 3 rent
alert ol‘ :. seteiilnnlng practice {(111195
at Emerson Park. yesterday alter-5t
it'll, were the pitching of Eddie:
Brannnickuwho did sensational'
‘5"(‘0n19 back" after twirling six innings
jvesterday, and the comedy umpiring‘
of Walter Roesinger, who reported.
here as an outfielder. but has devel-t
inpt‘d into an odd job man. ‘
The game was one of tlidse alalni
ibang affairs arranged to giie the grill 5
:li‘lt‘fi plenty of action Iiranlilclt wasl
"nuch better a. boxnian than (‘liarleyi
it
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‘Dooln, and his team won by a score
of l! to 3, making 21 hits oil liooin‘
and Sherman.
The weather was not up to stand-
ard. but still it was all right fortrain-
ling purposes._ The sun was hot
'cnougli anti the only unpleasant ele-
ment was i| chilly northwm-l wind.i
However, the young (linnts did not
appear to mind the wind, for they
took mid-season liberties with their
arms.
As McGraw is employing his regu-
lar pitchcra to work in batting prac-
tics and is saving them (or the Dallas
exhibitions. he had to induce Bran-
oick to come out at temporary retire
Ito-t aa booth was the only player
who offered to pitch. Eddie was re-
luctant at tint. but when his team got
0! to a four rua load be yamed up
and pitched nix amralaaa inningit The
liooina made live of their5 seven hits
and all of their rum in the third in'-
nlng. . -
DouIa‘a team appearud the stronger
on paper, but Brannick fooled the hit-
tars with a curve ball and received
perfect support. The work of Catcher
Sandbar: w’a especially meritorious.
The Bronx ad. who is noted in semi
pro circles for his wonderful arm, wait
Potting in tumor style today. He
caught three men floating. and made
other accurate thrown that picked oi!
rash base runners. Sandbar; also
intod Dooin’a pitching. for he helped
him-alt to four ainglu. Brannlck
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l game, the club would release him. i m mm
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PALACE Jumoaa wm. ? _ - :— l
Palace Juniors. I Paddy O‘Co'n'i‘or has been moaned
00mins . 81 87 95—263 . by the Pittsburgh Federal league club
Win-go ........... 101 85 tic-270 I and told to find his own job for the
Marino ___________ 92 94 90—273' ccmlng season. That ta, this informa-
Peril-ins .......... s2 92 102—116 ”H WW" “I the follow“! “stretch
'Duck ............. 97 85 99—28] "W “mm“ W! MIMI “PM '0!"
l _.._ _.;_ __ W member- of the Pittsburgh Peder-
‘53 “3 470 all league club have been rclmsed and
N orwalk Junlou. told to find berths for the coming loa-
3. Duffy 91 109 998—298‘505.’ mum ‘° "' “mmml
McGulrk ......... 90 93 78-7-2615 by Business Manager William 1‘. lie
R. Duffy IIIII 70 86 85_2u:Cullough. The players are Pitchers
\larlon5 _ 86 88 92-266 Cy Burger. Ralph Comatock and Bunny
‘ . """" ‘ ' “ Hear-o. Catcher Patrick O’Connor and
lLoughltn . 87 10‘ 97'" 288 HIM“ JIM" SING.“
; m «to 450 u ,,
I The Palace Juniors showed their my mm [on
superiority over their uptown rivals,
last night, at the Palace alloys, in the m m m
first log of a IE-gamc series. in an s
exhibition game. last Thursday night..
at the Norwalk alleys, the Palace!
Hum RUN BAKER IDlE clares that Manager Rowland has one
of the best teams the American Lea-
gue ever saw and he believes that it
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ANNAPOLIS. Md., March 3.’—.l.5ls going to finish mighty near
trauma Baker. mighty home run hit-itop. ' 5
ter. visited Annapolis today and apentl It will be interesting news to the
the
Juniors forfeited the game by mutual!
consent. The games last night were
marked with good rolliné on both
aides, E. Dulty starring i‘or Norwalk
than illlllllis
Tonight! C“!!! Wei m and so.
Head-0M. Golda, louv- ma.
Got a 10mm box now.
was the loading slugger. He made
three clean hits. a single. double and
triple. Manager McGraw oontem~
plato- havlng John Foster get waiv-
ers on Branpick. so he can quit the
business otilce and Join the team.
BRUNSWICK: GET REVENGE.
The Brunswick bowling team came
to the First district, last night. look-
ing for revenge, and they certainly
got what they were. after, by defeat-
ing the Norwalk team two out of
three games on their own alleys.
With the possible exception of two
men. both teams had an off night from
which it was impossible to recover.
Pagllnl. of the Brunswick team.
took‘tha heart out of everyone by put-
ting‘over a score of 131 in the first
game. Every man tried hard. but
from the-scores it will be seen that
they simply could not hit the wood
last night.
Although losing two games, Nor
walk still holds the lead in the city
series. Meeker had high string for
(«ma sour. or Happiness")
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