The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
ALL YANKEES UNDER
ONE ROOF TUESDAY
Absentces on Way South and
Practice Games Will BE
Started Wednesday.
WALTER CLA RKSON QUITS

SAvANNAH. Ga. March T.-To-morrow
opens the second week Of training for
Rll ponovans Yankees. BY Tuesday
morning tho entire flock of wild Bits
hopes will have arrived. Joe Kelley and
the veteran battery men from Hot
Springs. Ark. are due early in the morn
Ing. Angelo Aragon. the Cuban third
baseman, sailed from Havana Saturdal,
while MARTY McHale has wired assur-
ance that he will he here Tuesday. In
fielder Baumsu II due IN the morning.
The prospective arrivals Will give
Dpnovan his first opportunity of Seri-
ously studying the material left over
from the Frank Farrell regime. Bill.
of course, has done some recruiting OF
his own. iipp. High and Bauman rep
resent this effort. with the exception
OF Bauman. who is unsigned az Vet. the
entire squad seems ~ for the first real
test. Aragon has playc ed ball all winter
In cuba.
The Hot springs squad has had three
weeks of the baths aud outdoor eXer-
else. All OF the men here have worked
the muscle soreness out Of themselves
and seem w 30 the strain VI five innings
AT least
Donovan IL hopeful that tho veteran
pitchers may he able to snow his hatters
some curve UtlI DlNff'|IEs WI lflputn
the weather At Ho; Springs was UNI
favorable last week. 50 far Hay Fisher
has been the only twirler here who at
tempted a curve and H. didn't try to
put much on his sort Of offering. As
liz usually the ease everybody pummels
the easy straight ones IN practice. There
has been so far no real test OF batting
skill. The boys from Hot Springs are
counted upon TO help Bin separate the
sheep from the goats.
Donovan will beg n a series Of short
practice games between the iirst and
second teams itbou; Wednesday. Tie
hopes to take on Savannah FOR the first
time next Saturday. The savannah
PLAYERS have been notified 20 report to-
morrow. Two or three arrived early last
week and have been working with the
New Works.
To-day's rest was mos; welcome and
timely and should prove beneficial
Luckily the leisure was enjoyed on a
dan UNIT for outdoor practice. The
morning was cold and a high wind pre-
vailed. Toward midafternoon the gale
ahated aud o-u.ght II Vac warm, with
a promise Of continued fair weather.
There is great speculation as 20 low
Donovan will align hts two teams for the
OF the practice games
Mullen and pfpp must. night II OUT for
first base. Naisel and Araron fCr third.
True~dale Will make q Try for Lutte
Booue's job AT second. peckiupaugh at
short seems IN no grave hanger, though
Tamm. a recruit tried at the position. Is
showing satisfactory promise. Baunan
was secured for general utility. He has
etill to show. Of curse.
II is likely h a Ptpp. Boone. Peckin-
paueh and Maisei will form the intield
of IA. first team AZ the start. opposed
by Mullen. Tru"sdalo. Bauman or Tamru
md Aragou. This all depends on the
condition Of pipp's sore toe II he cam
not play Mullen will keep MS place with
last years inheld and Kelley will sub
With The colts At first. Donovan has
five outh.lders-Cree, Cook, High, Daley
and IIartzcll. Bill fEures upon cree,
cook and High for duty with tie reg
ulars.
President Cornish o. the South Atlantic
taru" had planned "A olamhak" for 'he
visitors ~ Tylec Island. hut tho Weather
appeared SO u~ufavorable this morning
that a -postponcment was agreed upou
for a week.
Walter Cltrksou. ;he so'uI-profe~sional
pitcher Of Milwaukee, took leg bail OF .he
Yankee training camp to-day lie LEFT
without bidding tuylrdy good 10y or
giving IN. least hint Of his destination.
From conversation dropped among his
team mates hy the fugitive II Is believed
the Young man resigned his prospects
for a major league career to huild up his
restaurant business ~ Milwaukee Evi-
IDENTIFY ClarkSou watched an opportunity
to take the big sneak while nobody was
around. Ne had a Young son Of Ham
remove TN. btg, containing his personal
belongings to 'he Y. NJ q \. where ne
collected his srsrsr diamond equipment.
Then n" simply faded away.
II Wa known that Clarkson had been
discouraged from the time he reported
II" was under special treatment for An
iuiiam"d tendon ~ his throwing avn,
This he injured hoturc leaving Nil
wtuke.. H.. very foolishly Thought ne
would try his arm out I'm IN. north
and strained IT, Clarkson's desertion
proved no surprise 10 the Rockies Yes-
tcrday h. told Cy PIch he believed his
injury had ruined his diamond pros
poets We added that ne lid not be-
lievo n" had IT chance To max" good
In view Of the great number of me
ligh' handlers Donovan had al hts COM
naud
Walter tlark~on g. tn" second pitcher
of the same name who am 10 dn IN
glorious end after breaking IN with tn"
Yankees. Ten wears aro clark Gr't-
nth made much ado about HarIa'd'~
sensation %! that name The first Wal
ter Clark~ou. who r. no lin to thu "'fu-
geo. Nde the best ,wirl'r ever s"ru lu
practice. But ~" Wa shy when ~"
cot III against the roal thing ilo Volun-
ttrliy d's,rtod the diamond 10 go into
business in cleveland when he realized
his SHORTCOMINGS
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