The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-09
BOSTON RED SOX
 BEGIN TRAINING
BATTERIES VISIT PARK BUT THE HEAVY WORK FOR PRESENT
 IS NOT IN ORDER.
Remainder of Squad Will Arrive Next Week. When There Will Be Flfty-seVen in Party

The baseball colony has been con sideraby augmented by the arrival of
 Joseph J. T.anniu and his robust Red
 SoX, who came from the Hub for l.their annual spring training and who
 are comfortably quartered at the Ma
 jestic hotel At present only the bat teries are in the city. vita two utility men, but next week the sec. ond squad will arrive. making fifty seven in all This is one of the big gest parties Lannuu has ever brought ] to the Valley of Napors," and moi l all Of them, ot course, are ball play ! crs for several of the Red SoX have I roUgat the.r wives Wth them and 1 the ladies are taking very keen iu- trest in the conditioning of their re. 1 speCtiye "huabies"
 Heglnnine Moudy morning the Red SoA jumped into their uniforms and 1 liked out to Majestic park. which is ] in the southern part of the city The 1 boXmen and receivers have not been i permitted 10 exert themselves thus i early in the sarins training game, and it will not be until the remain ! der of the team arrives next week
 that the real practice will be ordered. 1 When the new delegation arrives ! they will bring with them ten or a dozen of the Provideace k. l.. team. for tht Red SoX is not the only dele. | gation of diamond stars taa- Hr. ! iannin has a Iroprietory interest in. l The Providence franchise is one ol the very best farms in the country, and there will he many a rookie who, alter his spring training in Hot Springs is past, will be told to be o5
 good cheer and probably next year he may wear d Red SoX uniform. but for the ensuing season the Proyi- dence berth will be about his class. The Red SoX party at present i'm clude Mir. and Mrs. William Carrlgan Mir and Mrs. Joe Wood, Mir. and Mrs Thomas F Flannigan, Miss Barry. M j. McDonough. Joseph w. Burns. IT. E. Leonard Ray W. Collins. Pal
 Haley Charles w. Scott, Ralph Com stock Carl Mays Charles Wagner, Forest G. Cady, Guy Cooper. $. A.. Gregg George Foster. Chester E. Thomas. Ernest c. Shore, George II. Ruth Charles w. Green, George Murray and Fred II. Bourke
 In addition To the foregoing there are also a number of war core spondeuts' who have come to the
 Arkansas spa to keep tabs on the
 Red SoX and keep the fans in the
 Hub posted on progress being made This latter delegation is headed by Tim T. AIurnane, the dean of base
 ball writers; Paul II. Shannon A. H. C Mitchell, Peter l. Kelley, John
 Hahsan and Joan P. ODonnell
 Having decided thay the Highland
 CTS batteries had rounded to in
 quicker time than the sojourn al- loted them in the spa. Joe Kelley
 called the squad together at the | Eastman and told them to pack up,
 stating they were off for Savannah, where the remainder of the players
 would be found Kelley stated he
 was confident ttat when Donovan gives his batteries the "ouce over" Q will be pleased with the condition of
 the men All of the Highlanders
 have worked faithfully and the good
 W ather they have enjoyed has ma.
 terially enthused them,
 ~0nly three of the men" said Kel-
 ley showed up carrying excess bag
 sage in the way of weight. They
 were Sweeney. Nunamaker and Keat
 ing, but tAe worldldmcus hot baths
 have boiled 'em down and they. like
 the others, are feeling immense
 When Keating came to Hot Sprins, he was whale. tipping the beam al l2l2 pounds. lie has taken off T.