South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-09
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas March s.
The grounds are in bad condition, as
a result OF the first genuine snowfall
in 10 years here yesterday, and the
St Louis Cardinals will be unable to
do any practicing today as result
HOUSTON. Texas. March 9.-The
weather continues cold permitting
only mild work on the part of the
ST. Louis Browns.
VALDOSTA, Ga. March 9.-Mgr.
Phillips Of the Indianpolais Federals
was pleased today by the showing of
Hap" HUM, who is frolicing at first
base in most approved style. Johnnie
Strands is holding down third in the
absence of Bill McGenchie, who has
not signed a 1915 contract.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March g.
With sundry groans, Uncle Bill'
Carrigans band of Red Sox began
their second session of training grind
today. The soreness developed by
the strenuous work of yesterday was
just beginning 10 be felt.
MACON. Ca. March Bill James
has reported to the Braves. After a
consultation with the high moguls of
the Federal league he is ready TO go
through with his end of that pesky
two years contract
Il thought 1 was entitled to more
money" he declared, and l tried to
get it,
Sherwood Magee is again in the
thick of things.
MARLIN, Texas, March g. - The
players who will go to the Cardinals
in exchange for Pitcher Pol Perritt
are worrying McGraw more than the
training stunts. McGraw has set his
eyes on Bescher going to st. Louis,
but the outfielder has baked. He is
willing TO go but he wants more sal
airy. In the meantime McGraw is
trying to patch the matter up.
DAWSON SPRINGS, KY. March 3.
Never has the pirate crew in
spring training put in such strenu-
out this season. The opening days
have been especially grilling and
many of the players are nursing sore
limbs and dispositions. The first ac- |
cident occurred when Adams, the
southpaw, crippled his right arm. He
will be forced to give the member
absolute rest for a week.
GULPORT. Miss. March 9. i
Twenty-three men in uniform work. |
ed out in two full sessions today. |
Jennings had the infielders and out |
filders running and throwing in July |
style and Deacon Jim" Mcguire told |
his pitchers to begin to loosen up. |
Batting practice began in earnest as
well as sliding practice. Young, the |
coast infelder was in his first practice
and made a wonderful showing.
ATHENS. Ga, March 9. = The |
Buffeds were out early today despite /
the raw wind and bitter cold weather /
Pitcher Russell Ford was struck in /
the eve by wicked bounder yester- |
day. 1t was a painful wallop but not |
serious.
BROWNS WELLS, Miss, March g. |
The Brookfeds will try to stage a |
game today between the regulars and /
the rockies. Cold weather interfered |
with the program yesterday.
DAYTONA. Fla, March 9. - The
Dodgers have cancelled all exhibition !
games until next Thursday. The rain |
and cold have hampered the prac-
tice of Robinson's men and they
want the next three days to get into !
condition before clashing with other
teams.
.
Pitchers Hendrix and Brennan were
expected to arrive at the Whales |
training camp today from Hot 1
Springs Ark, which would permit |
the cutting of the squad into two
teams for the first practice game.
The men were put through batting !
practice and a long run in the fore
noon.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March 9.
With Robbins and Dugey in the
hospital the Cubs worked out this
forenoon for a second game with the
Philadelphia Nationals. The weather
was cold early today and the men
stiff from strained muscles
SAN DIEGO, Calf. March 9. -
Jasper and Klepfer are slated TO
Ru HoIdhoro