The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-10

Orlando, Fla, March 9.-(Special.) ] Philadelphia Nationals minus the sery- ices of Sherwood Magee and Charley Dooin, but with Grover Cleveland Alex ander, Gabby Cravath. Eppa Rixey and other stars, will begin series Of two games with the hustling Barons this afternoon at Exposition park. Moles- worth opines that his youngsters will garner at least one of the combats.
 The Philadelphia Nationals are prac- tically new team this season as there Is a new manager and most Of the veterans have been disposed of or nave jumped to the Federal league. Pat Mo- ran. last season a coach for the young pitchers, is now managing, having suc- ceeded Charley Dooin, and Sherwood Magee, the star outfielder, was sold to Boston and Hans Lobert disposed of to the New York Giants. This leaves the Phillies with team of youngsters although few stars still remain.
 The people of Orlando have turned out in large numbers for the Yan- nigan-Regular games at Exposition park and are expected to be at the baseball field this afternoon with their glad rags as the fame of the Bar ons and the big leaguers has spread over the Florida sand dunes. Orlan.- dians are proud of the Barons and will be pulling this afternoon Cor the clean cut athletes who will represent Birmingham against the Philadelphia team.
 Use Young Hurlers
 For the two games that begin this afternoon Molesworth will probably ritch only the youngsters. Molesworth knows what his tried veterans can do and prefers to rest Robertson. Roth, Hardgrove and Johnson for time while ascertaining the stuff Cantley. Love, Black Ray, McDuffie and sev- eral other young rockies have. Carl Black, or Loudenslager, the star south raw with Montgomery last season, has reported and will probably get q chance in tomorrows game Black is in good shape and on his showing de- bends the fate of Ray, the young Bir- mingham lefthander. Ray is good boy and has shown something, but II is quite likely that Molesworth will place him with a good Class D club for more seasoning as Black looks like he will set the league on fire.
 Every morning at o'clock the pitch-
 
 port at Exposition park and go through a series of stunts. At 10 o'cloc, the remainder of the squad reports an6 the morning is spent under the tuti- 1age of Molesworth in base running, fungo hitting, signal practice and all the preparations for league cam paign. There is no let-up and though Molesworth is always good natured he is in reality a severe taskmaster and gets all the work possible out of the boys. There is no "clowning'' or "burlesque" while old Moley is on the Job.
 Other Games
 Following the Philadelphia series Robert Tyson has arranged for sev eral other big league games and the schedule follows:
 March 17-Philadelphia Athletic Champions of the American league.
 March 1S--Rollins college.
 March 19-Lousville Colonels ol American association.
 March 20-Louisville Colone,s of American association.
 March 24-Havana Reds"
 March 25-Havana Reds
 These are all the games that will be 1layed at Orlando, but Sir Bob Tyson has arranged other affairs about the state. For instance. immediately following the games with the Philadelphia Nationals the Barons are going to take long auto mobile ride to Daytona on the coast, for a