The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-27
BOSTON AMERICANS
 ARRIVE LAST MIGHT
DELAYED NEARLY 4 DAY BY SNOW BOUND rRAINs-REcu.
 LARS COMING MARCH 8.
BY H. w. LANIGAN. Fress Representative the Arlington and Eastman Hotels


 and Eastman Hotels.
 The hrst section of the Boston Red ooA' chaperoned by Manager Carri. gan' reached Hot Springs. their Aapnv framing ground. shortly before II O'CLOCK last night. They were due at s:Zo In the morning. The cause of the delay was the encounterng of the current big blizzard, which is blow. Ing through the middle west. in the ride between Pittsburg and St. Louis Wednesday The Red Sox were due in St. Louis $40 o'clock Wednesday aft. er1oon, but they, or rather the train carrying them, did not reach it's des. tlnatlon until 2 a. m. yesterday morn ing' so the Hot Springs Sepcial out of St. Louis Wednesday night was missed.
 Veterans Cady, Thomas, Wagner and Hendrickson and rockies Coumbe. Carlow, Kelly Jopson. Radloff, Zies- CT and Mulrenon, not to forget Train. CT Green and the official photogra. paer. were in the party Carrigan es. corted south. The manager and his charges were greeeted at the Hotel Eastman, where the Red Sox will stop, same as always, by Leslie Nuna- maker, Ray Collins. Dutch Leonard and Ed Kelly, the latter a young pitcher, who comes from far-away Spokane
 Nuaamaker wintered in Boston, but has been visiting with the old folks at that dear Aurora, Neb., for the past month He was originally named to accompany the advance squad to Hot Springs, but when he registered at the Eastman yesterday dicovered Carrigan was bringing Cady and Thomas along for the early catching work and that no reservation had been made for him. The ride back to Aurora is too long to make, so Leslie hung around and greeted his manager.
 T thought you wanted me here with the first squad" stated Nuna- maker to Carrigan, after the new manager got through rooming his players.
 That's all right, Les. was Carri-. gan's reply. .'I made other plans since I saw you in Boston; but you won't be in the way. I'm glad you are one of the early birds, as I want to give the young pitchers lots of work and Cady and Thomas will need some help"
 Dutch Leonard got. in from Fresno, Cal, on the same train that brought Nulamaker south. They met in Kan sas City Wednesday night. Leonard always takes on lot of extra flesh in the winter and just as was the case last spring and spring a year ago, must take off some twelve or fifteen pounds before he will be at his playing figure.
 Leonard's brother Is the cornetist in the Hotel Eastman's hand. He IS a benedict and his young wife is in the Spa with him. So, when Dutch arrived there was a sort of family reunion. The musical Leonard only accpected the Hot Springs engage ment so as to be able to spend a month with his brother.
 Ray Collins is also overweight, al- though not nearly as much so as this time a year ago. He only signed his contract last week and states that he was so well treated by Owner Lam. min and Manager Carrigan that he will hustle his hardest in the train ing camp so as to be in top-top shape for the opening of the championship season. Ray has always been a no. toriously late starter, but he is bent upon being in trim for work from the tap of the first gong the coming sea son.