Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-28

- AAe VdSn1nSIon Senators are to play a game with the Baltimore Ori- oles on April 5. Jack Dunn has ar ranged to send the Orioles against the Phillies, the Highlanders and the Bos- ton Nationals of the big league teams
 There are now 37 men on Pittsburg's roster. Sixteen pitchers will be taken soutn March 6, the list including Cam nrtz, sLelf1eld, Adams White. Phillppi. Leever, Steele, Ferry, Gardner, Faber, Noel. Hendrix, Nagle. Couchman and
 Harry Steinfeldt is around Cincin- natl, looking like anything but a brok- en-dOWn veteran. What's the bettins that both he and Sheckard are not found in their old pastures in the spring?
 Kid Elberfeld was Athe first mem Der of the Washington team to send in his signed contract this year. He has been given a raise over last year and IS as pleased over the boost" as if he were being given his first tryout in the big league.
 sThe American league race next year will between the Athletics and the New York Highlanders," said John Ganzel. the other day. ''The Tanks ought to be right up in it all tn time if Hall Chase is any good at all as manager"
 The accident to President Murphy comes at an opportune time of the year, as far as the ball players are concerned. It will not interfere with his work of signing checks for them as they do not see the ghost walk during the winter season.
 Harry Lloyd, the Lima team pitcher drafted by Columbus at tho close of last season, has accepted an offer of the position of coach and athletic di- rector of tho Presbyterian college at Huron, S. D. Lloyd will coach base ball, basketball and track teams
 Eddie Ainsmith, the promising young catcher of the Senators, has given up playing basketball this winter becaus the officials of the Washington club did not favor his doing so. The dan ger of being hurt was the only reason the club officials had against the catcher's playing.
 Hugh Duffy says he intends to keep John Collins on first base. Mcconnell and Lord will cover the other bases, Blackburn will be at short, Mcintyre, Ghouinard and Mclean in the outfield. Scott, Olmstead. Lank and Young. Be- hind the bat will be Sullivan, Black and Payne.
 The management of the Allentown, Pa. fair has presented to c. K. G. Bill nificent gold cup as souvenir to the worlds record of POS 1-4, made at the fair last September by the noted trot- ter. The trophy contains 2,300 penny weights of gold and is 20 inches high. It is valued at $4,000-
 Jack Warner, the old catcher who was the New York Giants for year and later with the Washington Sena- tors, has had hard luck since he em-s parked in the minor league game. Jack bought into the Galveston, Tex, club and lost there. He then invested in the Binghamton, N. r., club and lost ernor Hughes put an end to Sunday playing. He is now looking for a pos- sitfon as an umpire.
 McInerney, who was with Hoiyoke last season, will be one of Worcester s pitchers this year. Manager Jesse BurJuett has secured Tour other young ter has the following squad of play CTS: Pitchers McInerney, Glover, Ol- son, St. Marten, Bransom and Van Dyke; Catchers McCune, Rondeau, Ryan and O'Donnell: 1nielders Haas, Noblett Paige, Glennon and Groh; Outfielders Russell, Burkett, Crum, Anthony and Robinger.
 Tom Jones, the veteran guardian of the first sack for the Tigers, has been relegated to the minors so often that all records have been broken, but he still holds down that position at first. Every year he was with the St. Louis ha fn ha SJ1CNaedad hv some youngster, but the Welshman has sent 22 young aspfrants for his place back to the minors and his friends say f11at he will do 90 again