The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-16
FIRST GAME OF
 SERIES MONDAY
BOSTON WORLDS CHAMPIONS AND PlTTsBURe PIRATES ON
 EDGE FOR SERIES.
Claude Hendrix, Pittsburg Star Twirl- CT, Comes Into Camp After Being Numbered With the
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 Hot Springs big baseball series, nine conflicts between the Boston Red Sox, the champions of the universe, and the Pittsburg Pirates, who held that proud title in 1909; who were the runner-up in the National Leagues race last season. and who will either get a crack at the big title next Octo- her. or finish so close up that Mf. J MeGraw will be slipped the big sensation of his pure young lie, com mences Monday afternoon. Scene of attraction, Wilmington Park; time of kick-off, 2:30 o'clock.
 There may be games next sunday and the following Sunday Managers staLl and Clarke are willing to play OH the Sabbath, as is done in Chicago, St Louis Cincinnati, Cleveland, De troit, Kansas City, Louisville and a host of other towns. some Eastern towns included, if the powers that be deem the attraction worthy of produc- ton Otherwise, the nine games will be put on at intervals of every second week day, with all Saturdays, ol course, used
 The Worlds Champions will line up in all their glory Monday There may not be a single absentee and, should there be one delinquent, there won't he two The one hero who may not show until the series has reached the home stretch section is Captain Cha.- ley Wagner This starry shortstop, ! cnce bounced by New York and the , Red Sox's Best Bet in last falls big | fuss, as Mir j. McGraw depicted ii bis merry monologua during the win ter is always slow to get his throwing whip in order and the chances are he Will only be seen on the lines Mon day. However, Chief Stahl, Yerkes. Gardner Lewis Speaker and Hooper. the rest of those rollicking Beamboro i regnlars. will be in position. Carls- from of Lawrence, Mass. and Scott of Youngstown, O., Stahl's two kid in helders will alternate at the short field position until Wagner gives word that he is ready for work.
 n the early games Stahl intends giving his young fingers lots Of work. counting Qteh Leonard, who is gen orally referred 10 as a regular. the Boston pilot has seven young heavers
 e-wit Moseley ana Ainsworth Of founest0gn, O.. Watkins Of sharaa. Pa. and Poster. Martina and Brant of Texas. Judsed by the chat of the wise suys in the Eastman Hotel lobby at night Foster Moseley and Martinn are the best of the rockies. Possibly they are, and possibly when the Pitts burg series is over they will be the three nuts and Ainswortn, Brant and Watkins the three loud noises.
 Fred Clarke also intends working his regulars, though the demon mana ger has a couple of colts he believes are the making of topliners and, nat uraily will give them some work Clarke sill do just like Stahl-give his kid fingers plenty of labor in the early games. All in all. there will not be any bunk 10 the games, and, if ths right sort Of weather goes back on tap next week, the fans among the tour ists and natives are going to see bet ter ball games than will be seen in any town in the land until the real inins starts in mid April
 Claude Hendrix, the Pittsburg teams star righthander the you4g gent wAo not only topped the twirlina fraternity ia the parent body last see