The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
RAY COLLINS IS
 NOW WITH STAnL FORMER HOLD ouTo REPORTED YESTERDAY AND TOOK FIRST WORKOUT WITH TEAM.
Hendrix Is clark's Only Holdou1 and He May Be Heard From at Any Time By Pittsbure
 Manager.

tBy H. w Lanigan. Press Bepresen-
 tative New York Hotel Company.
 Pitcher Ray Collins, the Starry young soutypaw, reported to Manager uariand Stirhi of 4 tine noriini $ ciiifi Iii pions, at the Eastman hotel yester- day He was the last Boston warrior to quit the hod-out club. Collins was accompanied to the Spa by George Walsh, a young 0utfielder Stahi se- cured from the Lawrence tNew Eng land I-cague1 club The Boston party now embraces thirty athIetes--that's $ counting Stahl-aHd is completely filed.
 Fred Clarke's one hoId-out may reaeh h the Spa today Said athlete holdouting and getting lonesome As
 e by one the h0ldouts are signing their contracts. is Claude Hendrix. All he did last season was to win more games thu any other National League pitcher as well as to outhit ail his Drethern and beat them m 6aliying runs and stealing bases. Hendrix has been asked to sign a 5000 contract, according to report. He wants that figure boosted Twas
 umored around the Eastman hotel last night that Hendrix was on the way and would drop m on Manager Clarke today If he does the last of the missing athletes will he account ed for Bobby byrne is another hold out But he is on deck with the Pirates and hustling as hard as any member of Fred Clarke's band.
 Youngster Walsh is big little man He hit well for Lawrence and showed I'D finely well on the defense. Stah states, that Walsh comes high Iy recommended and intends giving the juvenile every chance to make the team, though he has slim chance as best Go beat Speaker, Lewis or Hooper out of a regular job while Olaf Hendricksons timely double of Mathewson In last Octobers big show insures him his job as extra ily-chas- CT Walsh will be carried if he proves a riot Otherwise he may be ship ped 10 a certain Pacific Coast league club that wants a couple of warriors from Stahl. or returned to Lawrence.
 Judge by what happened at yester- days two matinees the Red Sox have it on the Pirates at current writing, which is most natural as Chief Stahl has been working ont with his bat tery men since March 8, while lt wasn't until Monday of the current week that Fred Clarke came to town with his squad While the Red SoX Cnamps were spanking the Chumps, 10 to f, al Majestic .aTk, in a seven inning game replete with clever work in the field. the Pirate regulars and
 rate Yannigans swatted to 10 to u nine inning draw at WhitIinsion Park
 Stahl gave his star pitchers their first bona-lide work of the trip. Bedi- ent, who bids fair to be a second Joe wood this season. and Joe Wood, who, of course. will he the same old Joe Wood, did the heavy work for the reguiars Bet4ent pitched the first three innings He yielded no runs and but one hit. Wood got g warm welcome. Five hingles netted the Kids four runs in Joe's first stanza. His windup was better. three ciphers following and single addi- tlonal hit being clouted out. Charley hall ye demon relief pitcher, and iiuch ONBrien. ye Q. K splitter, ai- ternated on the hilioek for tho Chumps Both were hit fairly harsh ly
 Iris Speaker gave hts left ankle q slignt wrench showing Duffy Lewis now to improve his slide into the third bag in the morning practice. Iris was In evidence around the Eastman last night. but passed up She afternoon frchc henrieksen suD- bed for him while Walsh took Oiaf 5 place on the chumps Charley Was ner, ye most etncient shortstop was the only other regular laying off. The lanky Caristrom worked for Captain Helne and distinguished himself ny whaling out a long triple in addition to pniilng a lot of tidy fielding plays ferkes and tady also smited out three oaggers while Larry Gardner Foled ous two doubles, as well as a