The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-11
white S0XS SQUAD
DOING GOOD WORK
Duluth Team Getting Fine
Training - Darby Has
Lusty Looking Giants

-Dulutn, April 1l.-Duly arriving on
the scene Of the battle Of Charley
Horse. Attache A. j. Hersey has sen,
the following from the front:
Recruits are large. Little Darby
o'Brien appears like a withered UP
little old man beside some Of the men
he has in the squad. The men look
awfully good in the workouts they
have had since I came here. 1t is by
far the best looking squad that Du-
luth has ever signed. but Just how
known until they have the oppor-
tunity to show themselves in some-
thing like a. real baseball game"
Attache Jersey of the general staff
will make further inspection of the
troopers and report progress to Com
mander Blume. Wires have been sent
out ordering the base of supplies es-
tablished at Madison, Wis. After some
further recruiting at this spot. the ad-
vance upon the enemy will be made,
and with the first engagement at the
old historic battle ground, st. Paul,
situated near old Fort Smelling, the
var will be on.
And while the Duluth White Sox are
subdning sore muscles and overcom-
ing h germs that germ in the dreary
winter time. the players of the seven
other teams of the league are en-
countering. in some instances, the bad
weather that seems to cover a large
extent of territory this particular
spring.
Members of the ST. Paul and Min
neapolis teams are practicing in over
coats, rain coats and mackinaws. The
weather In h twin cities is SO frigid
zony that DR.. Cook might be excused
from remiscing. were he there. re-
garding some of the experiences he is
reported to have encountered on the
trip he is said to have made to the
pole.
Down Winona Way.
Down Winona way the members of
the squad de Lefty Davis is also
running amuck in some dirty wealth
er as they say in nautical novels.
Grand Forks players are sequester-
ing at Red Wing. and the presence
there Of h reform school has had no
appreciable effect on the weather.
Members Of the Winnipeg team may
be lost in a snow storm for all the
news that has been received Of the
early training season. Superior play
ers, or the players Of the town Of Su-
perior. would be more proper. are
down in Illinois, according to the re-
ports. -
Therefore while the members of the
~ bTlen squad may be some
what by floods. and a player chasing a
long fly to the edge Of the dry zone
might be lost, were he unable to swim,
still the Docks really have little oc-
casion to complain. The chances are
that h Sox will be in better condition
than the candidates of the other t .ams
by the time the season rolls around.
Ed Dickinson's squad. speaking now
Of Minneapolis. is a the present time
training with the University Of Min
nesota team. Dennis Sullivan, a for.
mer gardener of the American asso.
citation, is in charge Of the rah rah
boys and the team has the prospect.
of one of the strongest aggregations
that the school has eyer turned out
But the inclement weather has really
prevented the little Millers from get.
ting the best training in the world.
Probably before or at least shortly
after the opening of the American as.
ISOLATION season, Joe Cantillon viii,
turn some of the players Of the Mime.
apolis American association team ovel
to the Northern leaguers. It 10 also
expected that George e. Lennon will
throw some humans into the nav Of
Owner Conrad Of the st. Paul North.
ern league team, though it may not b.
to the interest of Brother Lennon tc