ORT"
Willllflltllills ;
‘ Mixes Advice With Banter
:1
until tuituu
I.
lgtven a thorough tryout. This is in .
‘liue with the club’s policy to make the' The infield will be chiefly compOsed;1-ay, who made a name for Minute.” into sign and Ollie O'Mara is on second
lteo'm its much as possible a. "how
' ll 1
. Cincinnati.
~~ -... h. ..._.-_ 7... ..._ »2 ....._V.-.«-. 2. _
abOut both.
lthe Washington club. “Johnny" Mur-i’i'oronto to play second but refused
of youngsters. Chariot mm. the box in interochcdastin gamt-s nud‘uow. with lvan Olson at short and
in rtrtpnng ot a youth M post hiafhrer at Georgetown university, huffing O'Rourke on mm. 50.1. mm.
tl'emv‘fim Nubia-W 1' 0W“ ”riot-ed the vital-ins ml! or the Boston hm o! the 1917 team. James Hart.-
aad Keeps Charges in
Good Humor —— Colleg
Training Useful to Miller
~11?“ Him to
39"“-
‘ ‘ taunt-n sumrummu:
:11. var
lulu
l With two exceptions the tincinnntl
tdurim the 1918 season. practically the.
. .last. year Touey, their star pitchem LY w , .. .
. . ‘ f - . . . ,, .u with the t-tants. ct bthild.;Bqutd.
dumb and S . Lotus Ho ve Much Stringer Teams—4.." probably a... be with than outing 3mm “New, .5 mom ,0 1...:
. ' a Few Players Mby'DraftuPemmt locus
Even on Pap‘cr
draft enlistment into ular service sud several promising youngsters. Mc-
:to the unit; Rod. their rosular :30!!-
. . . ' ' 18101). has entervd tho army. in e a
In American bud Nathan! Rogues Still in Doubtwoung 9mm Edward Gm". m
‘ Hike-wine be missed, having entered
_.._...... -g . éthe service of the U. 8. Both Kopl
. . ~ ' Ger-nor are recorded "voluntn
7. hE’W tORK. April ll}.-—-\\'llh may and Barnett. secured from the Boston afar-omen," on the Cincinnati city
players missing, due to voluntary wd 31‘3““? “Km-hwdem in addition to books.
1 summit
Irookt it.
retained at first. Manly. Pusher-t anal Not oven the most {intituistiv Brook oneutve combination.
Eat—gt Flog-e3? 2;: “Sage ”sign (:1; contv-nds tint thr Brooklynf The line-up indicated should i
t 9 out . or. man an ; uper s are likely to be a tot-nudable ' ' l i . - - ‘ V
mly will be available as ut.lily play-filament in the National ln-aguo race amafiefllggcgh? Egg'cl‘aglynglmgi; “hen he got his speepskin he "u ‘d' i
‘ or 1918. Any berth in the first divi~ love in outfielding. There is an at
- under: the team a titty sion would be considered satisfactory m; complete lack of reserve mu
9“. not. impmyHm-nt over the tcant'tor the Superhas.
01 last moon. . Brocklyn sustained a heavy loan;
detl'Jelop into a atrial him" 119 latticlub. Murray has shown up well in Johnoton is in Zack Wheat's left new
. < ~ 1 it , .1 rilllant T900? 01' 9 “I III E pl'rttlce games at Miami. Musscy and berth, Henry 11. (Hi) Myers is m hi4.
. - , - Iflationals Will include in he line oinyunactigc" Coast. 1:2:sz Int its‘eatbatzni,3‘ll1‘1’ltlaludiwbztlhl gout tAbc lndianapolis pm position in center, and David urea: lawyer had be hung out; shin-
. . . ‘ , a. ‘ lie 2 expec 8 a W a . o t 2 con ssoeiation, are James Hickman is in 1131“, * P
:1 Grants Are Not 1 Impressive as Two Years Ago—Cu-lsau ms nu. graced mm ”smut third hose and stud-a. who mum-tether new membm or
terial.
the Braven’ are all veterans, but their batting at
'oruges'of .270, .268 and .219. respc . . _
‘ .tively. do not make them a’ stror '°“'a“" “mated lit-m w!” :1
tionuSnatlkmor ,3
Miller Hugctinc might hnvo become at
These : to after Wing 11 course in law. \ ‘#
As a lad in his teens‘ Bug’s keen at
.the- "'7‘” that he should, ltlldr
Blackstone. So Hug studied. And
mitted to the Ohio Bay.
But law did not have the upper hand
:with Huggins. He had wonderml abiL
‘ity as a ball player, and his late for
.2:
But even with these players out, the
M‘l‘l'lfls changes of uniforms since Carly and Rat-[den will be called “1’0“ line-up will look not unlike thatot last
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conditions which have not existed at l“€‘l\'t‘ months ago-
ny previous period in, the history 0! held as reserve catcher. er.
the organizational. True to tradition
the close of the 1917 season. the ma. l0 do the majority 0' lb? Calthlnk and year.
nor leagues will opotll their annual unless injured would mud on under be found in m. old place at mm:
' pennant campaign thus Week under the Strain 0‘ “cemnfi‘ “5 “f." a“ base, while Earle Neale, the leit field-
Mb‘o” M" b” or, will be second in the batting ord-
, Then will come Eddie Relish.
ir haul! is able to play out thv sea. champion hitter oi the National bra-l
As a lead ofl. Helnie Grok willt
11nd bravely facing the uncertain tu- son ‘with tlw Giants tlw chief point of “up, who play, centurileld and the
"l have natural mum to;- Jbiuk ‘thrpugb u... army dra“ “he" Leon! Pittsburgh. .
‘ ' so." he said. "First. we have lht‘lCadore, one 01 the
[uranium pitching staff the Cubs llflVe‘rlght-qumg 1,, tbs lmue‘ and 5“» ‘ ‘ , . d
lever had and W9 have a catcher that‘md Smith“ a brilliant! loft-hand”. at? 3:: sgnggjmtitg?{liit‘iglnegui’dgi
[wan at his best. There isn't a bottetibiiljus, a young but likely 'right—hand-
‘catt‘l-er in the game today tiugn Killl Eer. Savant men who were counted
for 1' export tilllilt‘ 'uonderlul work ; upon to try for infield positions were
from the pitching ytafl with Killiftttalso ennui/(0 zqms. and when Mun?
t , , Never in the history of baseball in the some influenced hint to pus up a
no“ Drumming Pittsburgh has the National Leagut‘ law pructice tor the sport alluring.
. He had made a brilliant reputation
loan pnrta with Johnny Kl ng when hmvwnt to the color». as did John once fl Hunger Huso Bezdok there as a bull player around cincinnuti.
has been injected into the preparatory and he found no trouble netting em-
work the same tactics of conditionin' ploymont as a player. He first attract»,
men that has successfully chameur- ed attention of major amtuouts
A safe ioothold own in the pvriloui forth sutflcicnt promise. is llkcly to M,
. times 01 the prosout tiny
The Americun Imaguc. weather per. this direction will be overcome.
milling, wdl haw tho honor of mar-‘ . Philadelphia.
"Play Ball."
dolphin Athletics will oppose Boston
will swing into action in the various in m, Pltlllic .
- . . ’ s h . . .
“tics of the circuits providing the this time t at cannot bf mud-'1'
trombon- mun t'n-npt’ttult’s with the
players and the fans. the enlistment m the militarv “WI
vs. Chicago at St.‘ Inputs: Cincinnati of tho clutmpionsldp sonson this work.
\‘fi, Pittsburgh :1! t‘ itclnnuti: New
What tho outcome of tho pomhnt mulm- and 1mm“... May”. tllltl flout-l;-
!!K'f‘fi in ”W l\\‘0 li‘iuillf‘fl “'1" be only ”gor urn tho most reliable of u". [may load the league. 'l‘hn tut) Magi-v.11. Miami. Fla. l’l't':-ltlt‘lll Percy limoh
loan Longue. tho t‘hirztuo Whito 50x. (-1”), the lndinn. Tm. ”mm?” will “1- mor as a p cutter putficldrr and the stop but‘:hud "Jimmy" liau’lincs lrl‘
World Champions. urn concotlud to cludo Burns. Admin and llllhrwrnr latter as n u mean :tdvcrsurv in tho tlw «Puritlc t‘oust Luurue tried (1111
have the mica in playing strength and tho luttm- u no
ronfldt-ncv which contort with tho cup- ago Nation“
turlng of a cltmnplonship.
two of tho rivnl comidnulions, purllcl- moral to”
lurly tho Now York Americana him: 11mm l’usm'ft. who Was, a..." to tho
WK;.-.._.-..$
trndcx and ('.'t.~ll purl-buses and It in to“) “it your.
likely that the men for first place will first, as usual: Mullutlluzm, t1 youngster "g" Nationals “”8 "mom The "W
years ' ‘ ”liq. place or Bert Nirhol’t’. nhou't‘. tho I 1'
in, tho National 1.1413110 the New [all to don :t 1m form. 8"”
York (Hunts, winners of tho 1917 new be at short mltl Stock at third.
mutt, are still thi- iuvoritics for the In the outficld thon- Will be Gra-
flag. but 'on paper, at hustling tcam vnth. Williams. Mouscl and Fitzrpmld, club {0' ’50'000: .",nd.,(““m39.
lines not appour to he quit.- as im- the latter a heavy lllttcr {mm ”W l'a- southpaw. obtnipo from Boo
presslve as u ynur ugo. in addition clfic Coast League.
there is certain to be greatcr opposi-
St. Louis.
tion on the part or two or three clubs
Under the management of Juck Hen-
[fouls apan-r prominently in this par? personnel practically lnturt from last
ttcular with at lam-1t. one other com- yvar mm. mmwd the baxflba"
taro, the sixteen clubs composing the woukness visible at this time is the fourth man will be liai Chase, the
‘Nntlonal and American leagues begin lack or utility infielder-s but this is guardian or the initial sack. and blip-
- their 1918 uchodulcs confident that the likely to be corroctod at any time for self a ulug‘u'r of no mean reputation.
niche which baseball has hewed tor ‘McGraw. if lu= docides that the young- having “filed 0! the prctuipr honor.-
lta'ell in the national lilo will be found or rvcruitu ot‘ the squad do not hold in my; line thtyjellflnll before but.
Following Chase in the batting ord-
rango a trade whorvby any defect in or. unless Managti‘ Muthewson secs
lit to change the that following the
.E‘lflllll‘ifl lll'l flll't‘t's ll) llllt‘ fil‘fll call 0! J1" ”1" opinion 0'- a number of basolwhpre the team hag trained, WE” 0011113,l
the. Washington club blah-1‘5 ut.’ the W, the Philadelphia Nationals out of borne, last year's “llllll mun will lie?
national (’tlllllill city vt'llllt‘ tho Ilula- u“. running (or the 1918 ponnmv n ”“0" in place of Rum. Then willf
1:11 tho ltuum diamond of the latter oftht cltib in it '1‘ ‘- if in i 1 “ll h 'l o ‘tlw
, . ,. 3 winning at the cltam- 0‘ ““93. it "‘ 0'“ “‘ ‘“ ' V "
roam. Th" {OVMW‘I‘K day ”"3 to“, '8' llionahin in 1915 and in its drives for the squad in lltiri ”your! l3 lt)‘ HIV?” "’1
tztalnim: clubs of tho Atrial-icon League similar honors in 1916 and 19”. Alt .__/mt~:1mt ono lo ht“ pittcod in lllt‘ lotion
and All eight of tho but-tonal League under and Killlfcr harp lel't u hold column.
The .srhodulm for 'lluosduy call for of Pippa ltixvy and the failure of Ohio! tr - . -
tin.- following opt-him: games: Am’eri- Bt‘lltlt‘l' to report. Managor no Mm.“ a likely youngster. (‘onlov is H9tlllit"'.(':llll)l‘t‘ to tho luazun- rum
rut Lr-ugue -»t'lt-\'tlutttl vs. Detroit at hill-l been troubled with n numbor of pitcher. bill ll l8 probabln “ml bc “'l” . _ .
(lowland; Chicano w. St. Louis at. llOlll'OlllH and his team in now. only have entcrod tho scrvlcn ut' Linclu Sutuzuus ('t‘lltpllt‘ult'tl tllll‘lllt; tho training
l‘hicngo. National lJ'llRlleSt. Louis roundlm: into shape {0r n... 0”.an Wore tho Hanson start"
Moran has combt-d tlu- cuuntr for plied. . ,,
York vs. llrookll’u at New York and pin-hint: lult‘lll but llilll thus fill'ybt't-ll and Nle All” ‘1'“ ll ""11”"! lhill"'B”°k" llcrzna "M "Jimmy Smith.
Philadelphia xa. Boston at l’ltiludul- Ullllblt‘ m "”[kn '1”, h". any or the Matty dopenduupon 10 hold up the llorzo: was Illniitllhlli'il mth hi3 can
1min. « :1». loss Huutulnotl in tho mic or Alnx- roceivingcnd.
One or The Phillies’ monster in. lucked mt 13-
‘Wlllcll have built up stronger teams drinks, Who RPM-11's for the first time in addition to Alctander, the'tCiti'cago
to bundle ll.
p;0ilrllll9."
lager Wilbc t Robinson assumblod his
"Barring «1:66?an and bid luck. “"3 squad ut -' lot firings, Ark..' he had
twill go into the raw in line Shape. l.practically nothing now
am «ntltusiautic over the outlook auogpt..q,m, Ollie
do not know of an) Hull. not barring from Atlanta to play second v.23 out
New York or Cincinnati. that is KO'llz’cxactlv new. at he vms with the Ru '
t'o lamp on tmm fighting for the chant-1 perv,” from 10‘
O'llurs.
l vision.
to 1916 lllt‘!u.\l\‘(‘ 4 .. _ . r.
,(‘hariou W. (Chuck) “.3“. “hm/Wm“! The draft bus token scum] gun
had his career aura lomball coach
Every man on the team has beer “ a member of "’9 St- MM“ A”
, . studied as to physical limits,
“03‘” m'nment. etc. that :0. toward the mat.» use". So the Cincinnati moulded
récalicd up of a first-class “alhloto, Tho icon to give him a trial and in 1904 he wont
.looks good for a place- in tho that ti’. South with 111951.”
temp“ a second baseman he was pefloctlon
Hug’s dimlnut proportion did not
impress the management 0! the Reds.
.northwurd trip lrom Montmmovy. . . . _ . . . , , . . . ._ men from tho Pittsburgh team. 'uc“ H .
“xhzntlubuérfl‘tu: :31‘feibtg‘:;u(llfglfgocl Pattfbung; "gutted but *(v‘ul as Evans and Milligan. pin-hora. tclxllt Joe Kelly. who was pilot of the club, ‘
. TM” “"1 New yorkball exports, thr- sule of Alexander Tom Gridlth. ”5‘“ “01‘1"" a tried “"d‘xaturs ‘rlth l’arint: ('onat Magoo over" 3 ore P naming “no" “a” lnflelder Boeckel and Pitchcr Pondc uld Miller wlé loo small to “and the .
"‘"b of ”w ”mm “S’O'l'id'mn will he" and lillliter to the Chicago Cubs has "“9 bull player. WW“ “”5“!“ mm'k'rluts untl album-"teams on routc honw.‘ Another hoary blow was 1111- lw‘tl- have “mead; 2“}... 1.293;”??? a“ in the big ”ho" '3'" be!" the ”.1
Boston. . zout of Zack Wheat. tlm only mm on azzmyoml: ”13;”: tohudd m a {ofidzt season opened Hug bud and a berth ‘3'
(‘oncodod to have been the mains-my come the battery. and while the lost“ ’l‘lu- inability of tlw mmmgmuom ohm? learn who) hit 'mm m 1917. iii: tion of old~tinu-r.~t. The acquisition 0' as the ”guy“ second sucker of up. 2..
l ‘ ‘ “mm" "Minn“ [wagon dub mjnrark M“: "'l'f ‘l'.“”“‘.""‘ a ”m. f‘utshuw and Stengcl’from tho [ll-ml: club. and hi'l'nars of wonderful lilo)“ ..
l mtislu‘t-lm’y V’cuntl‘uctrul f“?lft‘lr‘lllt:{ii-I‘lzlttgf‘dtllffltfit-ll Al‘l‘l'l‘ll “$3123“ lyn club has “""F‘IWMI tho lnm‘ ing mark him as one o! the Krmtent
' ‘ d‘rmtuonu-ntt‘. wttluwturul o tn; bln'vt him tho Illrookl 11 .mm ,.‘., INI-‘l‘l' team in amoral waist...“ ‘1,“ bobtor infielder-s ever developed in the his-
!" addition to (loom? Fawn-L I‘m" ”m m” "x mm Nah": ' l'l - . 'y "A M 5.31" 5" ed up the infield. which was wry .r h
tor. secured from tho Boston Aanri-;lzal‘i‘t-ulnlui H..- \m:lt of tho H‘llliu' OP" ‘0 News“! mnrt' tltun .-..n tn mile in performance last year. tory olt egamc.
cans. Pew Scltcidcr. llucthor. Eum‘dm'ufl ”w ”mum" training ttip. baring.- " . With lilnclmmn back in tit... cam.- In thirteen yearsot playinz Hulenil
Besides losing this great buttery ”WW!" and Alike “”3““ have ollll'nal m”;- ”MUM” “I“, "Mum“ bo'hvfhl t‘hlr‘tmpr‘lvrwkl“! ”MM! m,“ to add to (‘urcy and Stt-ngt-l in ['11 made a grand batting average 01.2%
" shown good form at the aouthurn‘tlw wk ot'ftb" linrllrtzrm'itwgl it?“ mg}; ,‘.‘m', (innit-“(3.;.tftt‘v‘niillf. 13:15 outfif’ld *1 looks a: l" ‘31” C?';"’“‘“ Ite‘ figured in 509 double plays “'th . '
' ' ‘ " ~ -“ "" "'1‘." ll(‘« lt’-"' -‘ _. ...t.. - )_ .- ;. {vi-z ywttnnt .
dining camp. “1”“ TMobus h “I 0‘ lnhc um“ U ‘ n to Pittsburgh for l’itvlm-s M \l:tu:..uv Sign:Tlhctf’rllulunthcx‘lgat‘ionul Leann“ with tcntustthat WHP always losers
Th“ “ill“‘lll'n "1” ”l“ ”7“"‘9' “ll““lll und 3‘1””lgh Grimct, bUlh lllllll ltl'ttl Mollwltz and (‘utsbnw at first und ,' r and be “’35 09“ 0f the 3’93““ run
em and muck “”d‘ “mm“ h" ond haw- bcm tried and found to I gutters up to the timv of TV (‘0th
1mm)" by ”w up”! m ”I” trualr that. tblem mitt-ring ,““.’.“‘ .1 my” 3”” and reliable, but shortstop and third lr'. . debut in the big show. .
In Catchers the Rods "r0 W” “mlwnk'h'm; “1”:le 2'1"”.[litrghgfflhlu‘it «1:238 1:) )llt'm'x‘ft‘l‘l lirrtfirvt‘hifi 2(1):!“ 3"" “m "mm“mq' “l?“‘fi‘f‘; ”If Succeeding Roger Bresnahan as
' V w." / 'Hlfil H H H ‘ i""". ; flown-4111.1 -, . . .
“y \llnzo. Tom ‘ Ink thth ”n m m ' (loom. lrlnws has made a mom; :3» 2:192}:[(anr'gfinzlln! lgth,,c.:;m. ,.,.,- manager 0! the (artllnuln to 1913 Hug
"mm“ i“"""."“““’"' “S ’“m‘ “0‘12"" Pit‘let" while an extra man for tlt‘ gins kept plugging doggedly with . a‘ _ j
trut-t nml ditl'mll loin tlu- Boston «in?» gnu”? ”Helm". bouuhu rm? (‘3' outfield Manam- B'th’k bus Kim: an? tenm or misfits. lie never gore up“
In utility nit-n llun Rudy probably at tho Spring training quurtt‘rs 'n (lll'tlatltilr'smlflkf-wnf(mm: 11111113,“...1 Blgboo to full buck on hope, though 11(- took some hard
It to It um.- “Mil lo. bit 'wlthwtlllxlvlét 13311-2th 1" 1h” pmhmf ‘!9p"“,".':|m'?.'OIL" bumps because the Cardinal owners
‘ H " V I . ’ I. ' I '1 H I : ’11.: A l l' '. ' . "'7' if: ' V '- - t .z- .1 ~ 3" {2, -' l .7 . . .
the future (an diatlosc. ln tlu Amen. int. stuff which also includes Ban 1," Sherwood llltl in, stunt out, tlu lot tun alumni on not. p l lionais. , f3:§‘();°“'§}f’ mt ll.f;.‘1"h:‘nd|er‘fl h: m- “may“ had some 0mm“ in hm we). '1
What strength tlu- mun lt:t.~‘. will bu game. to ls-ml off with. and Millrr But before louvlnu the (‘ards be M
3“” .... I“: infield. Besides ”WM" Minty "“4"" .short with “h" ”1"“ of lortit’yyfnr I" ”W "WNW Slim“ R-f'llllt'tl (Ruin?) Jacobs. Carlson. Hamilton, Stovl', broughtlhem out of tht- rock, and it» .
‘k‘ "‘9 mm“, ““d" consideration, l” ll!" PM) fluaiflsl lllt‘ possibility .lhztl g‘lurtluttrtl. southpaw. ts in prim? ‘J’llll Mormon und Sunduts to but" davvas manager of tho Yunnan. his ; "
“mm mommy and SM" "3"“ ""1"” mm m cmuo '” ”m" “have “n“ should ll" 1‘ Nit Winner. him up. lt may b.- that this tut-.113? big chance has come. “at,
'/ to ' - Chicano. Multitattr (ivorzr Rtttllinzs scrmt vlw as should Bil. l’fvl‘t‘vr, tho lull t-mht- will be trimmvd down to the hmt >15; A 8 1'! Malta r "
, you A team of lllll' For rent. stronger tormlnm! to buy» on hand a road lino ltandcr. \vhn lmt; bl...” t'rina'nted but main. which will uit'u lozdek ., up“, , ma . 90 m H ‘ 9
been atrctuzthum-d M ”m result of mm" and others lfll‘illnk from th "ha" ”‘9 “hill 01 it your alto in Adam otclcrt-hnmlotl pitcltcrs. Arthur Huh. Iupy be rolled to ”in turn: any tlai'. strong combination. Tito nttlllllimmhl Huggins is thirty-eight ywsflv - ’9
Lmlcrun will b 2 user Fred Mltchell'u mm" ntthe ('hl'" 3" “t” “'5‘“ ”W team. Hugh (,‘unn 51"“ €00"le l8 twiluz root! :n exhibi of Jumos Arclwr. can-hot. will i‘.’ is one of the smartest moonlit“ l“ W“ , _
e a . "on, of tho Worccrtolt;{iub,nof llt!‘ 3;)an 8142105; thurry (fltcngy. who lik- «loubt brow u bin uplirlttgo the 11111:... business and has always bucnakern ,3;
the “my "1’ m ”‘0 “MM“ 0‘19““ '1" cm”- . .. - Slrt‘nmh of tho club uppcam td ht ’Cuslvrn Lemur. am “ u my" rarnc 0 or at n enonwim .ul husk luv! as his arm uplwurs to v son"; 1.". :1 h» amp and of players. :1
mm” H W'Ond bum m in the acquisition "l “WV“? .918” of "the Toronto Club of tho Intoruu- year, seems to bc faring btttor this the practice work down smull.» L“ ‘; :l‘dlfm Ml: 8t at the best out o! '
.mmm V.” land Alexander, the pitchingslur, and lionul League. have born obtained by Spring. 4, h‘cudy mun bnhlnd u... but. and m: e nows ow o 1!. ' .
"V H hls batcri’ mom. Catchor.l\'lllif 'Iu'lrit' Smiling». All three are good youth- The rczulur pitcltcm :11 rim 5...... ways a ““20“,,” batter. . 11.0 :3“... ‘aplayer and hedoesntdomzmda .3321
were purchnsod from me I,“ 7 paws. 5 'I M" probably be Mumuard and Mii- catchers arc Willard Stuttlt. \\ “in" '01 stars, either. Like “ye,“ other
,. . ' The Bravos were handicapprd from choll. leit-handcrs. amt 'Prvrret, Schmidt, [rm] .Blilck‘d'ttll. .Ilen gym... Emu” league pilots, fiugsins hasJir .
"*3 $11.91“!er by two hold~outs, Rudolph Coombs and Cheney. riclu-lmndcrs and William “nutter. This list “‘1 {"9 to say but his actions we“ {of .
trade involving Larry Doyle; ,. und 'Konelcbky ha’vins tailed to filgflfi‘he reserve pitcher .4 w." prnhnbly be be We, cut 1,, ”WC finch”. . , , . ‘ ":5
1 Exports ml“ Mlll'lltfll'fi Diliililn .. ll their contracts with their team mates. Mamaux and Griner, both right-hum] . The following are in “a” l-A n. themselves. ‘ I,
as (mo of the stroucest in lilo 15:15.55. ‘Tho ranks of the team hurt-boon ors. Otto Millor and Ernest Krtlt‘gcr the drait and liable to be called bc He’s not much of “mm" when it. t ‘:
further depleted by the loss of throo will divide the first string catcliluz tore the seaséon oprps: Strengell 19”".cornes to size, but be is every inch :1 .1 .
1mm were available last season. In as a ma or lonwue o , DllOl hail Vaughn. Dtlllfilltrt, Tyler. (‘31- star players—~llauk Gowdy. "Rabbit" with Mack Wheat. brother of limit. to son, Pitlor, aton, stump an.- Am"! ."fl manager in the matter a b! l .
a general way Cincinnati and St. tho St. gouis Ntillols'llr'wtifl? illusion, l0” Md Hendrix to box llcri'ormt'rn. Maranvlllc and Arthur Rico. who ctr reserve, - while Blackwell has enlisted m... and executive ability. Indilmdllng his.
‘ ‘ ‘5 ““0 The recruit, pitchers are Harry M'cu- tot-edulthe service. The Bravos ob“ Jakev Douberl. Who shows no Sign: awaits the call.‘ ' . . (1 ice Rb ood- .
W" and James Walkers. loaders re- tainetlsmo good Mlcbers this your 0! recovering from his hatttn: shun-p» . men he miles up 9 V U 8 ‘_-
"H" natured kidding. and his player-r,
binatlon in the role of a dark horse. nnnt l'ilcn tit-inrmiuml m hm” their apeotivdlv in the Bantam umtSn‘utltt when 151an Wilson was purchased .0! last year. Will be at first base,
A general forecast of the candidates record of last cannon. third place in em leagues. Mitchell 1‘ enthulfllastlc from Chicago and John Henry from
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and playing persomml of the various ill? National League conlulon.
clubs on the eve oi“ the 1918 season‘ The cnliutmt‘nt in the marines 0!! _,
Mill be found in tho following paru- Jack Miller. who has been chosen wig...
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at onion. AMERICAN LEAGUE 13.011. 1918
gmphs, tsuccood Miller Hug ins as man *I
, NATIONAL LEAGUE. iwhcn the lattcr “8‘11:de tho 153.1%.
_ New York. vship of the New York Americans.
The New York National?- cuter thc mused Pre’ildt‘nt I Branch Rickey to
1918 pennant ram with cxccllout pros-j cost. about for :1 ‘new tnunztger ~. He
Peels 01 being in tho tommnlts of the. settled upon Jack Hendricks ‘who.
flax struggle from tlm Opening of the had an enviable record In minor lea»
reason. Failure to tryout tho {out m‘ g“? baseball and who was under con-
vinning the chmnpiousbip of the Hon-.lrnct with lndianapolls in tho Amcrb
1hr league azztin “ould b:— due not sn‘cnn Association, and dually uncured
much to loss of playing strcngth us'mg fiervjcefil .
,titc greater-opposition offered by other: Jack Miller. second baseman. and
rlubs which have built up work tie-,Mztrvln Goodwin, pltcltar, the dormer
tut-trutznta since thv close of the 191? :ln.the marinas and the latter in an
camps gn. lavlation cam . are t c ‘
Several of tho bust of um Giunlu'nowin millttfry aerv'flté.mg:tzr:f“i€l:g"
‘squad .a. year ago will be mlsslnnmas been on the. club‘pavroll lor now 2
due to detections. trades and the Don-{oral years, has been. séiectpd to nu.
sible operation of the drift but by,Miller's plnce and although his work,
deals and other methods of Akilt‘ul ’t‘cv ; is not equal to that of tho-star, Hon-
cruitlng Manager .Vchmw will be ablz-J dricka pronounces it "satisfactory."
to fill any breaks in his lino-up umIITn bolster up the pltchlnz atoll. Shor-
. expects to enter the pt-nnant race wltltjdvu was secured tron: Milvmuktw in
a combination fully as Strong as that , the American Association on Man Rob ~
. which won its way into the Wot'ld’alinron from Little- Rockark, in the
, . Seriesllast autumn. . ' :Southern Association.
. Charley (Buck) ll‘crzog will be miss-1 Rogers llornsby. tompr'ramontnl
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Napoleon Luiorie was bought from
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At St. Louis-Apr1124, 25. 26.2.7. as.
Sept. 4. 5, 6, Oct. 3. 5. 6.
At .Dotrolthay-Z, 3, 4. 5. June 24,
25, 26. 27, Sept. 2, 2.3. ~
At Cleveland~April 29, 30, May 1.
12, 30, 30, 31. Aug. 9, 10, 11, 12.
At Washington-Amy 15, 1s, 17 ,18,
July 19. 20, 22, 23. Aug. 26, 27, 28.
At Philadelphia-ditty 10. 11, 18. 14,
July 16, 17, 18, Aug. 21, 22, 23, 24.
DETROIT
At Chicago—April 2t). 21, 22. 23. July
2. 3, 4,.4, Sept. 10, 11, 12.
At ,St. Louis—April 29. :10. May 1.
June. 18, 19, Aug. 9, 10, 11; 80. :11.
Sept. 1.
At Cloveland~Aprll 16, 17. 18. 19.
June 28, 29. 30. July 1, Sept. 7, S, 9.
At Washington—May 24, 25, 27, 28.
July 11.12. 13, 15. Aug. 14, 15, 16.
At Pbiladclphia~May 20. 21, 22, 23,
WASHINGTON
At ChicagofJune 14, 15, 16. 17. July
29. 30, 31, Aug. 1. Sept. 26, 27, 28. "
At St. Lou". ——June 10, 11. 12,13, July
25. 26, 2‘1, 28. Sept 22, 24. 25.
At Detroit—June 5, 6, 7, 8. 9. Aug. 2.
8, i, 5, Sept. 19, 21.
At Clcvqlnnd—Jtme 1. 2, 3, 4, July ' l
21. Aug. 6, 7 8, Sept. 14, 15,16. ‘ ‘
At Pittlu lelphla-«May 3. 4, 6. Mg.
10. 12, 1:5, 1.}. Stpt. 30, Oct. 1, 2. 3.
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A! Chicago—alumni. 2. 3, 4, Aug. 6.
7. 8, Sept. 14, 15. 16. 17.
At St. Louis-—June 5, 6, 7, 8. 9. Aug.
2. 3. i. 5. Sept. 19, 21. ‘
At Detroltmdune 14. 15, 16. 17. July
29, 30. :11. Aug. 1. Sept. 22, 24, 25.
At Cleveland—May 26, June 11. 12.
13. July 25. 20. 27, 28, Sept. 26, 27, 28.
At Washingtonw-April 15. 16. 1‘7, 13,
July 3, 4. 4, 5. Aug. 29,. 30, 31.
K which will undoubtlz-dly pave the my said to have held his star to be worth
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log at aecond‘busc. having born trad-inhortatop, from his home in Tom
‘ ed to the Boston Nutlonnls and Larryfior several rut lhn refused to talk
Doyle. formerly o monlht‘t' of the NeW,tcrn1a grid out 1 the training M‘llilfln'
T k and later of ‘the Cltlohgo Cubrfiawna :1 week und’ar wev doomed to
w l in hold down Lthc \xldu‘uylumx his ‘slgnature “to a contract.
suck or the Glanttl; Dnvu ltobertson,Homsby for some time had been tho:
has apparently tnndlt- up his; mind not 1 central figure in numerouu reported .
to play Wllh 1110 team ”ll“ fiensothradcs in which Presidant Rickey was' 0
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At New York~May 20, 21, 22, 23.
July 6, 8.9, 10, Aug. 17. 19, 20.
At Boston—May 24725. 27,
11, 12, it, 15, Aug. 14, 15,16.
July 6, 8, 9, 10, Aug. 17, 17, 19, 20.
At. New York—~Muy 10. 11, 13, 14,
July 18, 17, 18, Aug. 21, 22. 23, 24.
At Boston—May“, 16, 1‘1. 18, July
19, 20, 22, 23. Aug. 26. 27, 28.
_ At New Yarka—April 24. 25. 26 27,
.June 19, 20. 21. 22. Sept. 10, 1174.2.
At Boston—Mort! 29. A. May 1, 2,
29. 30. so, 31, int. 4, 5, 5.
28. July
1+. Lows
CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA
At. Philadelphia-«May 7. 8. 9. Julie
28, 29, July 1, 2. Sept. 5, 6, 7, 9.
At BostonwApril 19, 19. 20. 22, 23,
Aug. 10,12, 13, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2.
'\ for the lntroductiuln o: Roms Youna. many thousands of dollars. Although ..
. ono of the "duds" if)! recent years. inlhia failure to sign was not attributed 39
the team outilcld. Should llcnny lwitlt authority to this s'tatttion it is '
Kant! be called to let-vice early in ”unknown that President Rickoy visited I.
bzwebnll campal , however. thclliornsby at his home and l! uny con. ,
Giants, outfield «vi not be equal tojcolslons wcrc demanded met them. "'
Quite a contrast as to also. for ~"
that or last summ .
The little-Id will 11;
played by Hulkc.,}iomsby is but 21. in obby Wallace
first bane; Doyle.
second; Zlmmct--;who now at on advnu cd age for I
mun, third ttnd Fletcher, uhortnlop.;bull player-.111 uctlnnus the aggressive
With the exception of Doyln'tor Her-[substitute tor the roungdr star. Wul '
log. this lit the on comb tion on. lace has seen a round or service in
lost neuron 11nd «Fill. it possibh’fiho major leagues both‘u! Mayor and
"1" 41 hi not cults as Mlpfllllllve umpire. , \
bathe lormer minute! it is likely tol Jack 8m!th.‘.outdaldor. the only real
with greater bur-min, . . Incident on tho 0mm will apppgr m
. .1 MW Wf‘flkneu t hlch may develop ,the HM entirely on his own tumu-
dtt 23:31; «1991‘ mm: is likely to tire a Home; Honda-ion has an-
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At untcngo—LApru 1s, 17. 18. 19.
June 28, 29, 30, July 1, Sept. 7, 8, 9.
At Dotroltv—May a. “it's. to, 30, 31.
June 21, 22. 23. Sept. 29, so.
At Cleveland-«April 20. 21, 22, 23.
July 2, 3, 4. 4, Sept. 19, ll, 12.
Al 'Wulllitl‘lon~M‘y 20, 21, 22, 23.
July ,6, 8, O, 10, Aug. 11, 19, 20.
My Philadelphlawliay 24, 2‘. 27, 28, '
July ll, 12, 18, 15. Aug. 14, II, 10. ‘
M Now york—~11” 15.16. 11, 18.
At Chlcago—May,tl, 7, 8, June 19.
At 8:. Louis—Muy 2, 3. 4, 5, .lu'nz.
24. 25, as. 20, Sept. 2, 2, a. ‘
At Detroit—April 24, 25, 26, 27'. 28.
Sept. 4. 5, c, act. 3, a. a.
July to. 11, 18, Aug. 21, :2, as, 24.
At Phlhdelpr—Hly 15, 10.217. 18.
July it, 10:22, 23. Au. :0. 27, 23.
Atim runaway u. 25. 27, 23.
my 11.12. 13. 15,11“. 14, is. u.
At ”My .10.. n. it. 14. my .
.3, b, p, 19, Aug. 11, 1.. 10.
v 20, 21, 22, 23, Aug. 31, Sept. 1. 29. "
’“ mm"! ”“4“" 10' 11' 13' 1" WHO. to. 31,111... 1, Sept. 22, 24. 25.
As; We!” to. n. :2. ta. tun
At Chicago ~June 5. 6. 7. 8. 9, Aug -
2. ll. 4. 5. Sept. 19, 21. ,
At. St. Louistuns 1, 2, 8, 4, Aug.
6. 7,’ 8. Sept. 1-1, 15. 16, 17.
At Detroit-«Juno 10, 11, 12. 13. July
25,, 20, 27, 28, Sept. 26, 27, 28.
At Clevcland-—June 14. 15. 16. 17,
At Washington-amt 19. 20. 22-. 2:5,
June 24, 25, 20, nouns, 2, 8.
, . At New York—A 1 29. 80. May 1. 2.
29, so. 80,"0ct. 4, s, 7. fl.
Macao-impurity, 16. u. is. :95.
1!. 20. :1, :2. Ant. :0. to. 81. I, ,1"
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'29. 29. July 1/; 2, sent. 5, s. 7. a;
July 3. 4, 4. 5. Sept. 10. 11. 12.
At Chicago—dune 10. 11. 12. 13.
July 26, 26, 27. 28, 8.12m. 22. 21. ‘25.
At St. Lenin—June 14. 11'). 16. 17,
July 29, 80. 31, Aug. 1. Sept. 26. 27. 28.
At Detroit—June 1. 2, 3, 4. Aug. ti, 7,
a. Sept. 14, 15. to, 17.
At ClovelandTJunc 5. 8. 7,. 8. 9, ‘
Aug. 2. 8. 4, 5. Sept. 19. 21.‘ ’
At Washington-31" 7. 8. 9. lulu
At mutant-«Aura 24:25. as .27,
At New York-allay; ll. 4. 6. Jun! 3!.
as, 25, 27, Sept. 2. 2.1/3.4. .
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