Arizona republican., 1914-04-01
CALLAHAN OUTLINES
 TRAINING PLAN
That SoX May Be Here for Spring Work is Possible. Valley Has Everything Necessary for the Teams Welfare
Mesa got honorably licked.

Mesa got honorably licked
 Governor Hunt got to the ringsde too late to toss the first ball
 Young Slight got home too late to score when Mir Lord failed to Hit it, Hartvt
 These things always come in trip lets.
 Othorewsie, it was large, big occa- sion for Mesa and no doubt the White SoX enjoyed it, too They seemed right frisky and mettlesome
 Except for one Mesa batter the White SoX played their ordinary league ball, running out their drives and otherwise comporting themselves as Manager James Callahan would have had them in any regular sched- uled game. The fact that it is possi- ble to set down two scores for the locals is due to Williams and Pom eroy. Ernie clouted the second bail that Big Ed Walsh hurled at him right over the left field fence and ambled home to the accompaniment of hYsterical cheers Rolly later drew a pass and went right on around after his steal toward second had re- suited in couple of misdirected pegs over as many bases. Therel That's what Mesa got. The rest of this fetching narrative will have to be de- voted to the wearers of the light col ored hose, euz all that was got-they got
 After Williams had stepped into that high wide one which MT. Walsh obigingfy placed for him, Morris and Core flew out in rapid succession to the short field Pomeroy drew the first of his two passes, but turned up his toes on first when Mitchell laid one jab down to Lord
 Then Alcock went out and took the ball on his shoulder blade. Now, it was farthest from Doc" Goodman's s thought to bean Sox but his native modesty and lack of self-conceit sort of forced him to tear loose with a wild one. just to show that he had something radical in his system. Lord pasted a high one to Collins, who ond after a most successful swat into right Weaver walked and both scored on Ping Bodies three-sack smash past the palms.
 That was the way things started and they kept up rather in that fash ion subsequent. It was not until the fourth that the comedy started Slight was on third. Walsh on second and Aicock had the first sack. con- sorting with Big Joe. Bond. Nearly everybody saw Walsh verbally nudge Slight to run in while Lord was taking care of the ball Like the good little child he is, Slight sprinted to within a few feet of home Lord dawdled along. the ball arrived. or started to. and the young runner yelled, Hit it, Harry" His tones were agonized. Lord forfend an alibi, But Lord didn't seem to give a care He let the ball go by and when Nor ris charged on the hesitating Slight it was all day with the runner By the time Slight had got to the bench the crowd began his banning. and after he had seated himself as far away from Callahan as he could, the man. ager took a turn on him. Goat? Oh yes.
 But Walsh. An. yes, Walsh. AL most forgotten him. He really did ii all. but when he scored on a passed ball Cally had forgiven his largesome hurler.
 Bodie hit the longest triple ever seen on the Jewels diamond, which is as it should be-Bodies hit, not the diamond. Hal Chase accomplished one long home run that cut the Jeff field fence over a sign that has never yet been crossed by a batted ball.
 Mesa pitchers went from bad tC