New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-03-01
ANkEE REGULARS
ARRIVE At MACON
BEE, PeCkinpaugh, Fisher and
Maisel Reach Camp

#acon, Ga, March 1.-The YAM
j rockies have had their inning
4 must now step aside and permit
regulars to take their place at
Most of the boys upon whom rest
fate of the new Yankees hutter-
Unto camp yesterday.
&lst as the players were leaving,
hotel for their afternoon Drac~
leopold Hoernschmeyer alias
Magee; Captain Roger Pccl1in-
Sgh, Roy Hartzell, WalIie Pip2
Frank Gilhooley blew in from
Einnati, Cleveland. Toledo and
west. However, the dusty
selers were not. invited to parti-
NC IN the afternoons workout.
3fter dinner Harry Sparrow, bust
manager. steered the New York
~ into camp. 1t originally con-
10 of Ray Fisher and some news
IT correspondents, but gained
#lgth as it proceeded southwark,
picked up Bob Shawkey, Fritz
&sel, Lutte Boone and Gene Lay
seem to be in fine condition.
4 Magec. who was bossing Brook
q at Browns Wells. Miss, a year
q SAYS it feels good to be back in
Ranks. Lee is ANXIOUS to show the
rs he can hit as hard in the
#rican league as ne did in Fed
3pany last season. Lee is read
&ny assignment which vivid Bill
pick for him, but would rather
a the outfeld.
4 Pipp Gained Weight.
8allie Pipp is as rudy as q red
Ne, and seems to be much fuller
&c face than he was last season.
Hooks heavier than he was last
i but said he gained only five
&ds during the winter. and no I
Twill begrudge the human lath IL /
&eNtra pounds. Hartzell and Peck, ,
8lnseparable pals, came in to- ,
III, and both expect to have good
s. Peck says he has rested his
all winter. and it has given him
bubie. but he is anxious to see
4 It feels when he starts playin:y-
All of the veterans are highly
Zee with the neW>State of affairs
BE Yank hitting department and
#Mpys are very optimistic. Some
krn can almost smell Worlds
lough.
attic conditions again were
poor. A heavy rain fell
hout the night and left the
poor shape, While it remain
and cloudy. The morning
Re was called off entirely, and
- eaF fn1 To
side lines and did not venture
the diamond. The pitchers
heir usual workout and then
bunts. Late yesterday the
al began to warm up and i |
the cold spell is over.
Donovan said that he prac- !
has decided on what players
keep, and that the majority
youngsters will never see New
However, for obvious res.-
4 Bill viii not give out the list
e boys who will be canned until
i ready to ship them. The only
i to keep a ball player hustlins
be spring is to make him think
Shas q chance for a regular job.
4 collapse of the Federal league
&ged all our plans" said Wild
q ''or we never would have this
q of bushers on our hands. OF
Sc we could not figure on the
#ral leagues demise last season,
#e bought. up every good minor
Der we could get our hands on.
any Rockies to Be Let Out.
nee we purchased Baker. Magee,
lon and Cullop there will hardly
pom for some of the prospects
laid big money for. Keating's re-
y to form, and the purchase OF
key late last season also will
us to let out many of the
handed pitchers we had f1gur-
e have several agreements with
r. league clubs, two with Inter
NAL league clubs and one with
#phis, and late in March we will
= to ship them players direct, as
#ould be too big an expense TO
this mob through our entire
ling season.
lille Donovan does not mention
Names of the International league
m he is dickering with, they
known to be the Newark and
@mond clubs.