The Washington times., 1915-03-11
erans Plentiful At 7echBest Skaters To Sho Legh
Rockies and
Regulars

MARLIN. Tex.-Korcs. Brainard and
some other Giant infield recruits were
gloomy today. McGraw placed Ralph
Heed. Trlncetonian. on third yesterday
and worked with him for an hour. Don
Emiliano Palmero. Cuban southpaw has
arrived.
SAVANNAH, Ga.-Mullen hasn't ac-
oepted as final the words of newspaper
critics that Pipp has nailed his Job as
Yankees first sacker. The first named
saved yesterdays game for the regulars
by q nifty catch and drove in run with
q hit.
DAYTONA. Fla.-Jack Coombs has
been selected as confidential adviser by
Manager Robinson of the Superbas. Tho
former athletic twirler Is to pass on
the value of the recruits who are bat
tling for jobs on the hurting stan.
BROWNS WELLS. Miss. - Steve
Evans almost ended his baseball career
yesterday. While cutting an old shoe
his knife slipped and gashed his left
serious. The Brookfeds staged a flve-
inning tussle yesterday.
MACON, Ga.-Manager Stallings took
no chances on getting a bad start in
1915. In playing Mercer College the
Braves went at It like a whirlwind. TAX
Ing the first game by good margin.
Today they take another fall out of the
Georgians.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.-Already Carri-
gan ts teaching his Red Sox crew the
fully week last season. President Lam
min Is In high spirits. Yesterday when
he went to view the players he picked
up a horseshoe on his way to the
grounds.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Elated over
the defeat" of the Cuban Reds the
Phillies tumbled from the hay today
prepared to repeat yesterdays perform
ance. Several changes were made. Me
hon Is being tried out at second, Stock
at short, and Whitted in the outfield.
JACKSONVILLE Fla.-The news OF
the Athletics trouncing by the Cubs at
Tampa has only caused Connie Mack to
work his rockies. and regulars at the
camp here more strenuously. Rookie
Pitcher Davis IL now going through the
grooming stunt, and Strunk, who was
nursing a bad ankle. is on deck again.
DAWSON SPRINGS. Kv.-No i'm
portance was attached here today to
Fred Clark and the shifting OF Hans
Wagner in yesterdays practice game.
The Flying Dutchman'' played with the
second string.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.--Joe Birmins-
ham will split his squad. meeting the
Cards Saturday and Sunday and sending
team also to Corpus Christi.
GULFPORT. Miss.-Tigers will be
permitted to play their first real base
ball of the season today when the first
and second squads clash In a five-innins
contest.
TAMPA. Fla.-The Cubs won't try
again the experiment OF having a brass
band at their practice games. They find
the natives are wise" to bands, and
stayed away from games with that
attraction
SAN DIEGO. Cal.--The White Sox
pitching was punched UP today as a re-
suit OF a rather poor showing in ycster-
days game with the Venetians. Schalks
injured mitt is doing nicely.
HOUSTON. Tex.-Manager Branch
Hickey. of the Browns. is ready to put
his squad through strenuous jumps to-
day following another day Of enforced
idleness because OF rain and cold.
SAN ANTONIO. Tcx.-A three cor
nered Giant-Red- Cardinal deal. invoIv-
ing Perritt and Wineo. another battery
and smiling Bob Bescher, outfieider Of
the Giants. is still in the air here.
IIAVANA.-The Sloofed yannigans
with Charlie Deal. starring in the role
of swatsman. walloped the regulars
here yesterday to G. Babe Barton
"Hal-Chased'' around first and Ernie
} ohnSCn played short.