South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-16
SOUTH WITH THE
REMNANT CHASERS

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March 16.-
Drilling rain kept the Buccaneers
from their regular practice yesterday.
Hot Springs baths have taken their
place on the regular daily training
program.
AUGUSTA. Ga, March 16.-Al-
though he has been here for many
days, today was the first real training
for Howard Camnitz the captain of
the Pittsburgh Federals. Camnitz
has been suffering with a sore eye that
has held him off the diamond but to-
day he ripped the black patch and Is
working in a way that promises sore
ness for tomorrow.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March I6.-
Mgr. Birmingham has still to fill the
gap at second base left open by the
sale Of Nap Lajoie. Chapman. Wood
and Turner Will probably be ini1eld
fixtures. Rogers, who was thought 10
be the man for the second sack, does
not loom up strongly just at present.
The Indians play the San Antonio
BrOnchOs today.
HAVANA. Cuba, March 16.-Yester-
day was one of the most gruelling and
at the same time most satisfactory
days of the st. Louis Federals' train
ing trip so far. Mgr. Fielder Jones
sent the squad through a long hard
workout. They started at o'clock
in the morning and kept hammering
away until o'clock in the afternoon.
Then the tired squad took a five-mile
run.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 16-
The ST, Louis Cardinals will play
among themselves today and Wednes
day Thursday they meet the San
Antonio BronchOs again. The Cardl-
nal Yannigans defeated the BronchOs
yesterday L 20 4. while the rest of the
squad worked out at Hot Wells Lee
Dresser was spiked in a close play
at first base but the cut was not bad
one.
HOUSTON. Texas, March 16.-The
St Louis Browns will continue prac-
tice among themselves today. They
staged a game between the regulars
and a picked team which went five
innings yesterday. the regulars losing
10 TO 3. Mgr Hickey intended the
game for batting practice and neither
pitcher extended himself.
GULFPORT. Miss. March 16.-
Hard Luck Hughie" Jennings and his
ball players went at their training
work with heavy hearts this morning,
occasiOned by news from New Orleans
that George Burns. sensational first
baseman. and the only first sacker on
the team. would be placed under the
knife today for an operation for APP
pendicitis. He will be lost to the club
for two months or more. Marty KAY
anaugh will be tried on first base and
if he does not make good, Moriarity
will be substituted and Kavanaugh
sent to third.
SHREVEPORT. La, March 1G.-
ROllie Zeder, first sacker for the
Whales. was out in uniform today for
the first time this season. His lame
back was in much better shape, he
said, and he expected to break into the
regular lineup within a few days. To-
morrow and Thursday the Whales will
play the Centenary college team OF
Shreveport.
FRESNO. Calf, March 16.-The
White Sox regulars arrived
here today for their second battle with
the Portland champions of the Pacific
Coast league. In yesterdays game
poor hitting and equally poor plJcmnS
gave the game to the coast leaguers
10y score of to s.
TAMPA, Fla, March 16.-Mgr.
Bresnahan of the Cubs today began
the separation Of the goOfs from the
regulars Cheney was picked TO start
this afternoons game with the Phila-
delphia Nationals Tonight the Cubs
leave for Jacksonville to tackle the
Athletics.
MARLIN. Texas. March 16.-The
Giants are not worrying over the dan
ger of a typhoid epidemic in their
camp. Precautionary measures nave
been taken by some Of the players,
but there is no danger of the disease
contracted by Ritter spreading. The
Giants will likely be without the ser
vices of George Burns. the hard
hitting outfielder, when the season
opens 1t will take month before
his ankle. hurt in Sundays game
mends.
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