ITres•V/rsmIV-*w:nortt-lsItsistes111ORIn-txltori-Ci*fclFihoROCHESTER GETS RECRUITSansrsles;iMcQraw Send* Eight of Hia8urplurNow: York, April 15.—John G%P*el. the bland. leader of the Rochester loam of the International league, perhaps enjoyed the game »t the Polo grounds -mere thoroughly than Mo-Graw. /_ -- • ..____ ^._L.- Before the game opened 6anral duced MoGraw to part with no less than seven of hts colts; after the game Mac was so enthused tfcat hethrew law another for good'measure. This full swoop it McGraw’a, pruning knife trlmmed Pitchera Huenke-vWib liams and Palmero; Inflelders- Korea, Beatty and Halite and Outfielder Pies from last season’s runners up of the National league.The majority of tbs Giants* colta, it Is understood, were sent to the Bronchos, under optional agreement. PalmerO uni William3, the Fordbam oollege star, were presumably sold,,out-right They *had been farmed laot season. It will not surprise anyone, however, if tinPalmero, the Cuban, is an especially promising southpaw.-M«Meaaed---of a fine curve baH. ~ • ' “ y : TEricksen, Huenke and Williams all Impressed the clitics with -the Giants In the South. Walter Hojtke 1* a first baseman who will be expected at Rochester to fill the shoes of WalterJ Tipp, the reputed slug^or. now with the New York Americans.to li year over befo ly -tlt; ket W couf Ami not'Pi Hob PrJ O. a ISO!