The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-06
Yannigans TrOunce Giant Regu-
lars in First Game
of Season
WARM WEATHER AIDS
PRACTICE OF YANKEES
Germany Schaefer is in Charge
of the Recruits of the Wash.
;ngt0n Nationals

Hi"" Tceu'dIa were cAcublng tnem-
selves for q trouncing ut the hands
OF the yann!gans today by claiming
that the youngsters have had 10
days mora -practica-They-w we're down
ed in the first game of the season
yesterday by q score OF 10 to 8.
Toby Thompson, OF Pittsburgh, is
the latest addition to the crippled
list. He Is nursing q black eye re-
ceived when a grounder took an un-
expected bound. Today the regulars
Will again line up against the colts.
proceeds OF the game will be given
to the Catholic church Of Marlin.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, March e.
Pitchers of the New York Americans
who landed here week ahead of the
others In Frank Chances squad are
fast rounding into shape, thanks to
q spell of unusually warm weather.
Ray keating, the spitball artist.
who furnished many thrills in the
New England league last year. is the
most promising Of the new hurlers,
according to the peerless leader. 1t
was planned to line up two teams for
practice game today.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March
6.-Washington climbers began their
second days workout today. Ger
many Shaffer. appointed captain Of
the yannigans. led his youngsters out
for the morning sprint.
Shaffer has entire charge of the
squad, and was occupied today in
forming tentative lineup with which
to go against the climbers.
PENSACOLA, Fla, March 6.--The
absence Of Joe Jackson. the Nap star
outfielder, fs beginning to worry Man.
ager Birmingham. He was to have
started for the training camp on
March l, but has not showed up yet
Birmingham today began picking
the teams for the Nap-Yannigan game
scheduled for Sunday. 1t will be the
first real game OF the season.
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TAMPA, Fla, March 6.--Some Cub
youngsters probably will pack their
grips and turn faces homeward short
ly after Magnate Murphy arrives at
the training camp tomorrow night.
Murphy will 60 into conference with
Manager Evers and the trimming
down process will start. ---e.- --..-'------
Young Painter. Windy City recruit
is one OF those slated to go. Painters
work I'm the box for the regulars was
a brilliant performance. 80.
OAKLAND, CAL. March 6.-The di.
vided Sox will not get together in a
happy family again until April 8. BY
that time Callahan hopes to have his
twirlers, the only crowd that have not
rounded into early season shape. ready
to go the full nine rounds without a
whimper.
Callahan has 1S regulars with him
and most Of them will break into some
stage OF this afternoons game at Oak
land. Kid Gleason Is chaperoning the
youngsters. who start the exhibition
season at Pasadena today.
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