Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

~ AWAY some 'lIt- or Nti.cr
WIN G"or.e burns. Last spring he
iokc au ankle. Nuw NJ hns CRACKED
shoulder diving tat" swimming
'ank al mis- home town OF Utica, ana
laid up again.
Tho Boston Americans are cleaning
out their catching stan 10 make room
'or Sam Agn.w. Tacy ask waivers on
lady. ana sent D"viue. yoUn@ster.
rom Albany. 20 Montreal of the In
'rrna,ional League.
Tommy paly n :, member OF The
cleveland ludiaus may get Z, chance 10
10 some regular work, either behind
mo bat OF in the outdeld, and may
With tho White SoX he never had a
cal chance.
Bernard Leo. ,hlrd baseman ma can
attn OF the TUFTS College team. wll
-ct = tryout with thu Braycs at MAN!
-; spr"s lio j. no,rd a. = hard
Hcldcr, and may beat Carlisle Smith
out OF his JOB.
Eddie PLANK. having failed 10 win hts
ro,nt that he should be declared Il free
gent. decided 10 make the best OF il
aud sign up with tho -. Louis Browns.
"iher southpaw TO shoe; against De-
tIoit.
w VIII ,ne 19ntans aeqarng &C, Ghicl
make another trip TO tn" minors. along
mo path he has worn in the past hve
or elk years. Jay has been up and
down enough times 10 know the route
with his eyes shut.
Dave Davenport. pitcher for the ST.
Ten. on February -. to Miss Lille
Galloway. a resident OF RunSc. Dav-
IMPORT has been holding out on the
;rowns but with two TO keep he Is
q 70 a IA. ar
ivan Howard dropped In from Calf
iornia TO st. Louis, expecting To go TO
camp with the Browns Just in time 10
learn that he had been transferred TO
tho Cleveland Indians. The change did
not seem 20 disturb him Tie IS TOO
wise ball player for that.
Tyrus Cobb Is AT the head az n con-
.hry which is building an apartment
louise Ia Augusta, Ga. AT cost Of
successful. as hoped, il will be en-
lirScd. and Cobh's company Will spend
100000 in similar buildings In 4\u-
-usta
Lee Foil. OF tho Indians. doesn't say
much, put when hc does. it is to the
noint. He declined 10 take an cx-Fcd
though making Il bad showing. pulled
,ogether, and he doesn't mean to have
had enough OF that
Inc brooklyn club has consented to
canGci the exhibition games with tho
Athlet ties, scheduled At Ebhcts Field
Manager Mack. who has so many young
players that no has deemed IL advis-
able to give them the final inspection
on his home grounds on these days.
THAT President Wceghman, OF tho
''ubs. seriously made an offer Of Roger
1tresnahan TO the New, York Yankees
has been confirmed, and il is said that
Manager Bill Donovan, Of the Yanks.
Hrtually considered il. The PROPOSE
on Of WeeEhman, IL is said, Is to
'plit the salary that Rogers contract
President Drcyfuss. of the Pirates.
snHS II is true that Ed Euclbach may
Ia" II Pirate. lie is willing to take him
hini 81 chance. but he denies that he
hiS Durchnscd'' him from the Feds
l'rcyfuSS Is ono peace agent who is
not paying premium for outlaw con-
tracts.
Another former major league star
who mado the mistake of casting his
lot with the Feds went down Tho limo
Leased Pitcher Ad Brennan to the St
RAM club. OF the American Associa-
non. Brennan was ono OF the first
players OF any note TO enlist with the
Whatever tho price paid for Frank
Baker, the Yankees still hold the rec
ord for paying out good money for ball
tracts. II Rupert and Huston Should
= decide to soil their club Within tho
next year or two they may find Il tre-
,mendous amount OF liabilities on their
hands to reduce tha price they can got.