The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-20
BEAVERS OFF
FOR PASC0
Vancouver Squad With Manager
Brown at Helm Leave for Four
Games in Lower Valley.
PLAYERS ARE DELIGHTED
WITH TREATMENT HERE
Last Days Workout on Local
Grounds Given to Fielding and
Batting Pracsice-New Pitchers
Join Squad Soon.

All aboard for Pasco is the word
| handed out by Manager Bob Brown
to the eighteen Vancouver Beavers
| late last night. The squad will leave
early this morning for the Column
bia river town where the Beavers will
meet the Pasco team in a series of
two games today and Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday the leaguers will
play the Connell city team jumping
open the 1910 season with the In
dams. Saturday.
Mondays workout was confined to
fielding and batting practice there
being no amusement for the fans in
the shape of game between the
Colts and Regulars. Manager Bob
though a good days stiff workout in
fielding and hitting would be more
beneficial to the squad at this stage
Of the game than anything else as a
good many of the Beavers are still
slightly over weight
Sidcwhcelcr TTottcd Ont.
Irving Jensen, the only southpaw
on the squad. was trotted out on the
mound BY the Vancouver manager to
give the smuggling Beavers trial at
sjdewheelor.
Jensen was In great form and the
sluggers had their troubles locating
his curve ball. However. Brown fig
urcs that the Beavers are not going
to be bothered by sidewheelers this
wear. In as much as there Is only
two of the left-handed hitters that
are troubled by southpaws, Adams
and Capron. and Swain can be used in
place of Adams, the Beavers are wei
fortified against the slabsters with tbs
southern delivery.
Delighted With Treatment Here
Manager Brown and the entire
squad are loud in their praise of the
treatment accorded them durn.cj
their stay in North Yakima. The To-
cal manager, J. V. Payne, comes in
for the lions share Of the nice things
that were handed out by the Beavers
in the hotel lobby last night, and the
Tiger Boss is certainly deserving OIL
special mention for the effort he has
put forth to make The leaEuers stay al
pleasant one,
This fellow Payne is one of the
most aggressive little hustlels that /
have come across in many moons,
said Manager Brown last night, land
as long as | am connected with the
Vancouver bail club. North Yakima
will not be overlooked when it comes
time to begin scouting around for Il
training camp. While we have been
received royalty by the entire popu-
lace" continued Brown, payne is the
man that has done much toward ma
king our stay pleasant one"
Pii rhci' Farmcd 10 Raymond.
lin zach. one of Browns young
pitchers who has been training with
the squad for the past week here. was
farmed to the Raymond, Washington,
state League club last night. zach
will leave for Raymond this morning
and Manager Bob will keep an eye on
the lads performances, for Brown is
of the opinion that young zach has
the making of a grand little pitcher.
Brown has received word that ku
sell the big right handler secured from
the St Louis Americans, viii join TIL"
squad in Pasco this afternoon. If
Kuscl delivers the goods, according
to the way he is touted by eastern
critics, and with Dodc Brinller joining
the team for the first series in Spo-
kane, the Beavers pitching staff will
be we'll ready to start the gaff in snip
snap style.