The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-02
BOSTON BATTERIES ARE COMING EARLY
PITCHERS AND cATcHERs ARE DUE TO ARRIVE SUNDAY
 MORNING.
They win Be Given a Week of Work Before the Arrival of the Remain
 der of the Team,

(By II. W. I.anigan. Press Represen-
 tative New York Hotel Co.,
 Manager Garland stah's pitchers and catchers are due at l0;20 in the morning and the big chief confidently believes that Southpaw Ray Collins, who is member of the Hold-out Club will be the only absentee Tn. tidentally. Stahl sincerely regrets that Collins has not accepted the very iinel contract President Me Aleer has tended him, as he is q whale of a youngster, addicted to talk. ing on a lot of superfulous flesh in the winter time, and proved on the 1912 training trip that he is of the type of athlete who needs all the early work possible.
 Last night Stahl stated how he in tended conducting next weeks prac- tice work. His interview follows:
 My regulars do not arrive for an. other week; it is only the battery men who are due in the morning have inspected Majestic Park, our spring home. and 1t is in ideally per feet condition. 1 intend working out the pitchers and catchers daily com mencing Monday, if the weather re- mains so bright and pleasant will take advantage of the heat of midday and the boys will work between the hours of 10 and l.
 "Only moderate roadwork will be hdulged in, unless the weather should turn raw or cold, or it should rain Then. l will take the pitchers and eatchers over the hills and make them negotiate the complete Derby distance. l will be glad when the boys come to town, as it has been lonesome without them and l will confess that l am anxious to start ac- tive work going My reason of bring ng the battery candidates a week in advance of the regulars was to have them be ready for our coming series with the Pittsburg Pirates.
 Tn the early games l will work my young pitchers, as l want to find out just what they amount to and I will appreciate the fact that Fred Clarkes hard hitting crew will give just the sort Of practice we need"
 There will not be any new catch CTS in the party that arrives in the morning. That's because Stahl Is well fortified behind the bat and maoe up his mind many moons ago to stand pat on his staff So the old big four. Ca'rlgan, Cady, Nunnamaker and Thomas. will stick in office.
 Not counting Dutch Leonard, the hero Of last season's Western League race, 1t was mainly due 10 his bril- liant work on the slab that the Den yer team won the pennant and then bowled over Joe Cantillon's Milwau- zee outfit the American Association champions, in the post-season series between the two teams Stahl will have six new twirlers. They arc George Foster. Joe Martina and Crov- CT Brand, who come out of the Texas League; Al Watkins, with sharon Pa, last season, and Earl Moseley and Earl Ainsworth, wao graduated rom the Youngstown (Ohio and Penn. sylyania) team.
 V have never seen any of the iuye. niles in action, but all six come well recommended and l think l will un- earth one or more live ones" was Manager Stahls comment on his as ortment of kid boXmen. lncidental- Y, Stahl Is very sweet on Leonard end is confident that Dutch will stick "lth The Red SOx this time.