Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-17
Twenty one Members of Mil waukee Club Begin Train
 ing Here Today.
ADDITIONS TO THE
 CONTINGENT SUNDAY
Owner rimme, Secretary NaIlin and Milwaukee Newspaper Men Dnc to Join Camp-Sn0w Falling When
 Crowd Left Milwaukee.

'La-deeez ard gemmemmum, we have wit us todaaay the Milwaukee Rru-Wers."
 That's exactly thes. way it would sound, if real, live. push Hague 9" major umpire was doing the announc- ing.
 Headed by Manager Harry "Pep' Clark-th9, soft-voiced baseball pilot who has a reputation as "driver'- the Brewer 8 yeached Pine. Bluff yes terday forenoon. There were eighteen in the party that stepped off the Iron Mountain train. Three of the Brew CTS were already here, making 2 total of 21 wearers of M lwauAee uniforms who took dinner at the Jefferson yes- terday. at the noon hour.
 Those who had reached Pine Bluff in advance Of the regular party were Ed Spellman, L. J. Crichlow and Ewart Dixie" Walker. Those in the party which arrived yesterday fore noon were Manager Clark, Joe Hovlik, c. c. Clapnicka. Irving "Cy" Young, Elmer Benson, J. C. Martin. l.. D.. Gervais. Glenn Ditto, J. F. MalloM R. O'Farrell. J. w. Beatty, Tony Faeth, Rube Ursella, J. Fluhrer. Arthur T'urgin. George Stutz, Rex Rafferty, F. Krasnicky.
 The following men who were for- warded transportat on are expected to arrive on any train: Raleigh Aitchi- son. o. Williams, Jay Kirke. J. c. shackleford, Bodie Fields Phil Lewis, N ok Allen, Arthur ,Nelsonf Jack Scheer.
 Press Coming Later. That Secretary l.. Nj. Nahin of the club will arrive here Sunday C. Mon- day, accompanied by Sport 'ng Editors Rowland of the Milwaukee Jornal ani Vaughan of the Milwaukee Sentinel, was the news brought by Manager Clark, and also by letter from NJ. Nahil which was received yesterday by Manager Walter Trulock of the Hotel Jefferson.
 Owner A. F. Timme of the Mil waukee club will come to Pine Bluff about April l, according to this same information, having been delayed at Milwaukee TO st.a ghten out some business matters concerning the club. Start Practice Today.
 We will begin work in ;he morn. ing, about 9:3O o'clock" said Manager Clark to his squad within hour after the bunch had reached town. The weather was too strong an attraction for the peppery leader, and he de- termined as he stepped from the train, that no time should be lost in start ing work.
 Tt was snow ng, and the wind was we left Milwaukee a3out 8 o'clock Wednesday morning," said Manager Clark. This weather is ideal. "It's just like summer time. to us" The transition from snow and bit- ing cold winds to bright sunshine and temperature of 52 degrees. in about 24 hours, appeared to have the same enl vening effect upon the score of ball players, all of whom expressed Pleasure at being able to doff their top coats and stroll around in com fort, to see the sights of Pine Bluff. Men Anxious to Start. The men all are said to be in good physical condition, and ready and eager 70 get started. Manager Tru- lock announced yesterday that special stalls have been provided for charley horses. The belief is general that an Cdor of liniment will permeate the ar around the Jefferson for several days, after which things will strike their normal again.
 Manager Hauber of the new theatre rendered the ball players box seats at the show last night. The local lodge of Elks sent invitations to the players. to the hospitality of the lodge club rooms. Other organizations are ex- pected to take the same action.
 Given Auto Ride.
 The players were met at the passenger station by local fans and representa- yes of the chamber of commerce. headed by Secretary E. B. Bloom. Immediately after disembark- ing, they were loaded into autos and given a spin around the city, then being taken to their quarters at the Hotel Jefferson.
 A big crowd of fans was at the depot to give the visitors a cordial welcome, and during the afternoon and evening many fans gathered III the lobby of the hotel, getting acqua 'nted with the visitors. The small boy was omnipresent, and ha was in his glory.
 The practice work of the Brewers will be done at Athletic field. and Manager Clark has announced that he will be delighted 10 have Pine Bluff fans watch his men work out. Work will start each day at 9:30' a. m. and 2:So D. m., light exercise only in the hnpinOinU ord hnovio,. x,,o.,-