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TO SIGN DOAK
FOR DODGERS
BRM‘RN‘mWN. Mm. Norrlt ll.
~t‘art Roch wheat tree in Hunt
or the itmohlyn loom MIMI It or:
riwd here today. Home» Withort
linhlnm Iomeined oi Cleoimler.
the. nmhlm pour.
\\1Ioat ihlimehd he ml ht here
some neme- III tunnel" III imeh.
on oi the meet «tootsie otteime on
the Brooklyn motor loot nor. to
me out to! Me retirement Mid itoih
theseam item for line were poo.
halt .
Duel hoe mode hit home into
eieee the moon on.“ Esteem tie
woo totem-too to the been to reel
retoto ion north; and he «titled to
outer ihot come. he hoe it“ «as
even to toe bouillon
Ngmthetehdlhg lite for!
”Y SORSIA! 12. snow:
HT. I’BTKMIUL'RO. Flo. liar-ch
lt-«hno a! the moot oonevicuoue
future—on the lit. l'otmrg train-
ing Held at the Sew York Yenltooe
theoe den to George "iioohe" Wiltoe
term-r Giant oouihpow.
Wllioo weo engeged tut winter ee
"nah or yttrhore. Now ee the liug-
mm Imilmbn In on often to return
Iv. the Amorl'en beegue throne the
pawn ior the eighth; of Willeo in a
warming cop-rtty to very opporoot.
but irer the Yeniteee depended
rmlnty upon Herb i'enooch tor
um: lurch-name The venerable
"MI: ueme ”mouth in grand otylo.
ii- won ll romeo ood loot Mao tor
the Yenhe, that who“ Peonoclt wee
vmovolielpie tho Yenho were without
a good euuihoaw.
'I‘In- opting lluegine le looking
uv-rr imn Irma in the hope of pro-
duling uim who I'll) help ".an
any In. port-Ider‘e burdee. The
men on whom he plaeeo the moot
hope to lie! l’reoele. Title Malia the
tut Ihet the Wilhlmou and De-
cade-ac" wen-a- bfieeth'e Yale's-ea '
troit clubo round Francie wanting.
thither club could get him into win-
ning tot-oi.
liogigee bouevee that Wiltee. can
correct a pitching tault he bee and
help him acquire ooatrol.
The other three lortiee exhibiting
eeupboooe are Elmer Duggao. Oe-
bom Gardner and Alton Blodgott.
Dunn «one it. with a great
rep. lie pinched {or Brown Culver.
uty loot manor. racing the Provi-
dence College teeth he loot a ”ole-
eiog bottle 1 to 9 on on thiioid err-
or. He later not “molt. the nine
piteher. in another doel and won out.
ellowing Providence one talk
like it iron the he hoe the etuii.
He may not know enough about no-
ing it right now but he hoe tt—a
eweii cone. a good toot boil and
oootrol. lilo control impreeeee Bug-
gine. lie worke oeeliy and oeeme to
hook the oomere with hie curve
with very Iittio oifort.
Gardner eioo lo a ooilege men. lie
wee the etar {linger oi the Woehing.
ion University team a couple of outn-
mere ago. The Yankeee gave him a
brie! one over iate laet eeaeon. Be~
lieVo he went on one road Janet with
them. He had a 'ittle experience. al-
ed with the Bellloghatn club of the
Northweet Wuhinm League.
The other ioftie ie Alton Blodgott.
grabbed from tho Onoonta team at
the New Iork-Penneylvania circuit.
thtae eponde the greater part or
the practice neelone behind the pit-
chor'e be: watching the work of all
the pitcher-o. but oepoclally thooo
ieitheodere. Wiitee in hie do! had a
"hook" that tooled the beet or theta.
lie knowe how it ehouid be mod to
adtrahtoge. He knowo how to lot tho
moot hook with '.he loeot attain on
tho wriet oad aria. lie to watching
the wey theeo youngotore handle the
bell end helping theta eliminate the
detecte in their deiiveriee.
it uuggiho tinde himeelt with a
oouthpew who can help Pennoeh by
taking hie regular turn in the box
or by iilliiig a reliei role now and
then he may thank Mr. Wiltoo.
YANK ROOKIES
PREPARE EOR
TRIP minions
1925 Crop Wee Good
But Few Survived
Acid Test at Trolli-
ing Camp
Ii‘l“ i'Ifi'l‘lCilIilIiliifl. Flo. Neuh
I9. ~ it to plain who the rI-I'rulie ore
who wIlI omm airport [mm ”to Yol-
iiooe li‘dlfllfl' nomp. “the time tor
woodlug nut le near. Mark "00.
m. Irgtul-aonrotary. me pureheoed
Iiuluto tor the. youneoteu and they
will eteII m1 illoit’ i-IurIIIIYI ill ”on
eo Home“ llugetno Itoo looked
III-III uvor II little louder.
iiunino in Nut euro of a tow.
Moot M the owing woo will he
'IIMN‘ mII with otrlnoo otiaehed.
All the rotuiiore Iti'o Iihelv to our
IIIIIII Ihn IooIII orrlveo ot the I‘M-
Ium 'l‘lIero out 11th three who will
oeo IlIo ”le Amorleeh inane oeu-
IIolgII IlImIIe'I, 'l‘ltoy eve Wdlir
muons. III-w (I‘Netll oooi eIlher
Nottlmilil M Human. Home“
II III- il'lill‘ IIIIIer. hut Neeetoe
deem- In later hIIIgotIlit. the
omeIIooI vomit-r on the team hot
on interior hitter.
Merit» Mitre» lo doomed to ‘0.
”omit! AIIIioI-omi. oII outfielder. oi
not met-- the erode. me helm.
mum" «Iitnulvtor. will Ito lot, out
Itlodgoii IIIIII Walter. two mutton.
Nomi VOW little «home: ei relatio-
IIIe. Immu- IIIIooIIn. lieu ”one“.
ton mum mull-Io. oro out“ In he
hum-oi Mil.
Julm tmti ”ll Arfikuiltdd lIIIiIoII.
may» only IHNIM. but It; he Ito-e lI
out he oo o timelll‘. e mi III III
II IIIIH need has IIiIreeIieII. hoot-
oe MII Ion. on outfielder. in. bottle
MIM- mt 'Iwm item In. "It
Mill». Nomi Me II no Imel-
the mm "to row; MIIM Ramon
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MIMI notation?» unetneem
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umEcuARCE -
FOR Rooms
MEGANIS
(Monte today are Inning on the loot
loll weeh o! their etey in line town
They hove only twelve duo here be
tore hittiod the trail north and
home.
With three Woeite oi tntenoivo
Irllnlill I;ohlnd them the moat- do
not ooetn to he on the verge or any
dreetie reoonetruetieo. it Ieolte oe
though the Netiooei lmuo rheu-
pteoo will Iolte the Mid nut eeo-
.0“ ”ill about oe they did loot year
with the eruption of (‘horiee Fron-
ltllo Weller. the Iomor iteuhy
Mount outfielder. Wollter eeeiuo
oeourod of being retolned by John
Modrow. oithoerh it to not III-iv
that he will etert the men In the
outfield.
Title to not to be could-red oo o
gehovol aeodeileotleo oi. the re-
meluder oi the boaoer owed oi
reohtoe eImmIoIIed , Nearew. 0n
the oootrery. there o Pleotttude
or need motertei one“ the new-
flame". The mm the e the “th
oIIIuo “Hoe err-hood he the oil“.
'l‘IIo oeIItIoet In every loan on
the flieiito' wheoule “out the am
ole loot weeh uolll the loot. ooe
eehedoted toe the Pole avenue on
April ll. oolle tor the entitlement
of the renor New Vern new.» no
eMIIIoIevo III the verleuo teen tie.
mono Ihot the meet eIoIe end
world mloe hence ire eo W“. on
the Ioilveo. oIIo rightly oe, will not
met their menu eee undue
«I meet with reel to
e otoie el odolro IIIIIIeeIeo
ooelttet III-Ir eheoeee oi no new:
urea to me Imei m
"I I line I II on on»
tum» to Jim their obllltlee
I III Ito M will»
as:
once
the
HHIMANTOGH
SHOTA'I'KAPLAN
[NTHLEMATCH
George Mulligan,
Weterburyl’mmoter
Moire: Tentetive
Pioneior'i‘ltleBout
liahe liermon he. been promiood
um Cl‘aCI ot the Amer-Iona Mlhoh
weight ehamplonehm when Louie
(Kid) Kaploh roturue from Mien
lilo. (leorgo Mulligui. the 1‘“ Rio!-
erd or WotortIuI-y, Comm. told the
writer today thot he wtll etoge the
event In the Nutmeg town the letter
port or line or oorly III June. The
oootlul «wait: to ".000. He will
charge “0 Wave."
Aoporeatly lieu-moo woe the viov
tin or I trial doololeo Io hie reeoot
eeIIe ogotoot not.» (lento to sum.
geII‘o Indoor oreae. heoouee the
motor to [wing to preeoot the leoor
with the tliuloi‘ limit lo other wordy
\tullleeo. haowo the gene «on A to
I. ll oineore In Ihe belle! that lieu»
moo donned the "who"
"i woo “subtended whoa the
«Imm‘Wm Bustier. rolled Ooh
olo'e not III teheo oi violet-y." at
mood Hallie“, ”m booed
the oleoueot wash-e no etit booed
hie Iooe III oeem out! no“. The
a. woe um
‘ The totem woe bewildered when
It not. M- No to we moo hie
.mwl. tie own now where he
met. ("howl-e l cool Mme
tor the lite III on how he outlet eeeh
‘ m.“
“to to oi the loot thot Genie
woo o o the
to mouth Flu-m with
Mtge III“, III N
we e
. tee
to» Mom
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DECATUR
O
fused to Pitch in
CLIABWATBR. m. alrch u.
—-l-‘eoed with the not or m
bio phoning department. longer
Wilbert Wheat 0! the lathe had
eat an otter to Arthur beam to
relate the W Guh
Deeetur who to now am to
an automobile rectory in the Walt.
waeroleeeediaetwbtar.fioweeoeut
under ootiooal agreement to the
Portland Gob of the Paddle Coon
League. but refund to play minor
league bail.
Robbie new reallo- that Decatur
may gone in handy aa a. toilet pitch-
orthieyeer.audheiemahiageh
attempt to get tho rightpheader to
come back. become wee men
(or the breaking of tho Rohine win-
ning otreah lax eeeaoa. He made the
error that gave the Bravo- the oed-
ond nine or a doubleheader after
the Dodger: had extended their reo-
ord to MOD otraight.
But Robbie ie willing to forget the
poet ehould Decatur decide to re-
turu. 1t lo not certain whether he
will. but the club haa made hie: an
attractive otter.
The doeieioo or Bill book not to
return to hoaebali hoe mode Bobbie‘e
taeh didioult. He had planned to uee
Dealt u one or the reguiere. but now
that the epitballer retuaee,- to be
lured back. the man-get hoe to eeelt
other pitcher- lo uee to regular or-
der along with Vance and Orinee.
hie letter hae not yet reported. but
he may come around by the tune the
oeaoeo gete eterted.
The Brooklyn teen meat have
pitching .‘l'ho beet evidence or thie
has been the exhibition romeo. in
the (our gainee the Roblne have
ployed. their pitcher-e have ehown
poor torn. Andy Rueh hoe looked
good, and eo hea Guy Cantrell. but
the! are rookiee end it ie doubtxul
whether they can he need regularly.
The club would like to land Jim.
my Ring from the Philliee. and it
would not be out-m if all otter
to made when Arthur Fletcher brioge
hie team here today. it ie doubtiul
whether Fletcher would vat-t with
Ring. Should Fletcher balk. there to
a chance or Robbie talking budoe-
i‘or either Joe Oeechger or Harold
Cartoon. Robbie put in a claim for
Oeoehger when the (Blame aehed
waivere on hint. but the Phillieo aleo
chimed him. and be one awarded
them. At preoeot he to a hold-out.
end this may enhance the ehaneee
ot lending him.
The Brooklyn teem ehowed weak
form again-t 0e Builalo Club. but
the pitehiog wee chiefly to blame.
Johnny Holliegoworth. who cool the
Brooklyn Club emooo couldn‘t hold
the Bloom tale. The obeerice of Jim-
nr Johuoton and Andy High aloe
had edect. Cantrell who worked part
at the game. held them ocerelen.
RENAULT HAS
MUCHAT STAKE
It will be a cooe oi elnh or ewlin
tor Jet-h Renault when the burly
Cenodiaa meete Quintin Romero-
iteioe of Chile to a tee round boot
ot the Newark Amory on nest lion.
«toy night, lteoeuit hoe been men-
tioned aa a probable opponent tor
leek Denney In Collier-ale. Natur-
ally Joel would hardly be In line
hr o ehamploeehtp light it he were
to he welloped by the calico.
Romero olroedr hoe oao deeieion
over Roooult. eeored ta Idea but
then woe to audit demure oi the
verdict by the critiee who our the
W hoot thot lionero‘e Victory hoe been
tohea with more than a grain to!
nail.
in root. Renault wee the urine
new in arraltild o more melee.
tor he to certain that he oaa deieat
the IoIIIh duel-teen by ouch a wide
length that there win he no dhouto
ever the verdict.
the h Reoeelt undoubted» h a
better thee the too he.
CNK Romero b ee tough eo oath
had a ottd hitter‘
—\
mm to: the
haeehauniaeerthefiigb 5:wa
“mun-Wuhan”-
”I combine. an o! the no: .
bore of the team a: last rear that
are trying for that mum 12.»
noon are infield” which 32:.‘11
the outfield open for untried and..-
datu. e. number of wihch eee:
m the desired alike
Erwin Rollo“ will do the mound
work in the m o: the con-i
tm and hie has not as
yet been round. (he-nook Fred-$11:
Junior High ota: last year may
share the burden with Hamlet
O'Brien and Gotten will do the
receiving both have had the neuro-
nry “pounce honing pile-ed H15?
lohool baseball previously. first
baae ha. Devon! likely 1901212: 3‘: s-
Decia With Gormcrly 32:1 7.-
acting the pace. both show»: up
well My but the tonne: has
the amt edge having been a
member of the equad last 80350:,
hutch uphold of the team of
'26 will no doubt handle main:
at the homage not and may also
help with the twirling question
Fred Hart who showed up well ks:
”anon in the ehontield will hanélr
that podtion this season. 103:: 31c-
.
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TY cons SAYS HE‘sTs‘Rff ;
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE PI .
Intends to Keep Fighting for—It He Tells
in Georgia 'h-ainin
Some Hard Hitters on His Team
B. Foster
By JOHN B. FOSTER.
[By Special Leased Wire
The Scntinclj
(Copyright. 19253
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AUGUSTA. CL. March 1': —.U~Out
the only thing one hears around '24»
Cobb this wring—as usual—is talk
about winning an American Lamar
mat for Delft“. The (l'crgia
beach to putting hie teem throuzhi
ite Dace. down here with that one;
thought in mind and. as olwayx. 1,97
bolievea he has a good chancc :
outreed thie year.
"I arr: no crusader." Cobb told the
Writer today. "but it i recall cor-
1::
rectiy there was some eon or n Cru- '3
Ilde In olden times—n quest for “A I
one great cup that Chrlatcndom.
loomed to think it must have abou-
all ciao. They kept going after it.
Whether they got it or no: is not a
part of my etory. I am just
minding you thet 1 am after that
Amt rican League championship Y
again. You found me in this state,
of mind about this time last )‘031‘.:“‘
My malady is incurable. l'm gum:
to have that banner. and I'm gain:
to hang a email edition 01' i:
Grorgia.
The Tigers were hat-in:
cleaning day when lhf‘
2n
housc-,
\\ rilcr ar-
lIt‘ed. The boys had been laid lo , '
pack their grips and trucks and pre- U' "
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riouo and sundry reasons were as- 1'
Dare to mow: to another hotel.
allied—the most important one NW
Il'lt thlt the players did not {091 thty
were being over-red. and a ball p13} -
er'e rate are mighty important
this stage of the game.
The house cleaning was carried
o
at
over onto the diamond in the after- ,1‘
noon union between the regulars.
and the Yannignna. Pillcuc. pitch-
ing for the Yannigans. got most of
the attention from the vacuum
cleaner. new Pilicttc can have.
changed on much is a mystery. Tun ‘
“earl ago he wee the sensation oz‘
hie Mo. Loot year he wasn‘t :1
Root! Ital-tor. and had few chances
to flnhh beeauoe he didn't start
right.
He took Colllna' place on the
mound tor the Yannigan: Tuesday,
at the end at the third hitting. (‘02-;
“II had been "Main: the regulars
math. The first honor to late
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