The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

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worlds champions. Three Of the
games will be played in Tampa and
| three in Jacksonville.
Connie Mack will put the Athletics
through their training PAGES in jack
sonville, having forsaken the old train
ing grounds at San Antonio. Before
the American league season opens the
tMacks will play series of games!with
three National league clubs, Chicago.
Philadelphia n Brooklyn. g..
| city for Paso Robes, Cal, on the night
Of Feb. 10. kid" Gleason will have
charge of the Sox until the arrival of
Manager Callahan, who is now with
the world-touring ball players.
AS for several years past the New
York Giants will work out at Marlin.
Tex. The team will start training un-
der the direction Of Scout Dick Kin
| sella on March 1, Manager McGraW
will arrive in New York from Europe
a week later and will join the team at
| Marlin at once.
Charley Herzog, former Giant and
present manager Of the Cincinnati
team, will try to whip the Redbirds
into winning form at Mobile. Joe
Tinker and Miner" Brown Will be
missing from the Reds lineup. having
i Z I4AS - NoSA VIC ~
The Cleveland American league
team has shifted it's training quarters
from Mobile to Athens, Ga. Manager
Birmingham will have a large squad
in the Georgia university city, includ-
ing many youngsters. Two teams will
be formed and a daily battle on the
diamond will be STAGED.
Manager Clarke Griffith will have
ffty-fve varieties of ball tossers un-
der his wing when the Senators go on
their spring training trip. He has
made arrangements to care for that
number of men al Charlottesville, Va,
where the Washingtons will get In
shape for the pennaTt race.
The first squad Of Boston Redsox
will leave for the training camp at
| Hot Springs, Ark, on Feb. "a or rs.
| Manager Bill Carrigan will lead the
advance guard, which will include -four
or FIVE veterans and a large n OF
youngsters. Carrigan plans to have
his entire squad numbering thirty
one men, at work by March 3.
With Manager Fred Clarke in
charge, the Pittsburgh Pirates will
| make their getaway for West Baden
| Springs on March 7. After a weeks
soiourn at the Indiana resort the play
ers will leave for Hot Springs, Ark,
| where r the finishing touches will be
| aided to the spring workout.
Groundkeeper Fred Heisman Of De
troit has been al Gulfport, Miss, sew
eral weeks engaged in putting the
training grounds in shape for Cobb,
Crawford and the rest Of h Tigers.
Fred also has to furnish alfalfa for
Manager Hugh Jennings to practice
his grass-pulling stunt.
Branch Hickey, who was signed the
latter part of last season to manage
the st. Louis Browns, has picked st.
Petersburg, Fla, as a suitable place
for the Brown to get into condition.
The Browns will dwell in their own
"hoteI,' a house of tWenty-six rooms
having been especially prepared for
them at the training grounds.
Wilbert Robinson, former coach OF
the Giants and now manager of the
brooklyn team, will start for the Sup
erbas' training camp at Augusta on
Feb. 90. The Brooklyn recruits will
accompany Robinson and the regulars
| will follow ten days later.
The desertion of Knabe, Brennan,
packard and Camnitz of the Philadel-
phia Nationals has made a big hole in
the Phillies' lineup. Manager Doom
and the advance guard will leave for
wilmington, N. c., on Feb. "a. AT
Wilmington Charley will try to bolster
up what now appears to be a pretty
weak outfit.
Manager Stallings will take his Bos-
ton Braves to Macon. Ca, for spring
ltraining. He will have a squad of
thirty-two men, among them three
Cuban tossers.
L Manager Frank Chance of the New
York Yankees has passed up Bermuda
in favor Of Houston, Tex, for the train
ing quarters of the Yanlss this year.
He has scheduled thirty exhibition
games to be played before the opening
of the championship season.
The st. Louis Cardinals have for
saken Texas as a training ground and
will get into condition this year at st.
lAugustiIie, Fla. Manager Higgins and
a bank OF rockies will leave ST. Louis
on Feb. 23. The veterans of the team
viii leave March 1. Huggins lis of the
tppiflion that he will find several reaf
ball pla3eIs in lis squad OF young