The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-13
BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT
 OF LGNOIN6 IN FRONT
MUCH INTEREST DISPLAYED IN THE COMING GAME BETWEEN
 RED sox AND SUPeRBAS.

II VT there ir anybody here that has
 any doubt that the gumes between the
 worlds champion Red Sox and the
 Robins the National League cham
 plons, are not in earnest they should
 set 4 line on the plans that the mem
 bers of thee squads are respectively
 making at Majestic and Wilmington Parks
 We would be pulling a boner if ws
 declared that they would do the same thing o9er--meaning the worlds series --because the Brooklyn athletes are very certain that the games to be staged here will have different out come. The Red 'Sox claim, though. that it vii be the same thing over.
 The Red Sox will take the field With a typical FTa2ee east, while the clan of ltotund Rohby win he very sue- cial looking set Sporting men around the town are taking a lively interest in the games as they know thai they will be for blood. figuring that Man ager Jack Barry's men do not want t0 have it said that Robinsons SUI dents licked them, while Round Rob. bys athletes are going to try and prove that their licking in the series staged up north was dn accident.
 Barry had 2S players, including him felf at Majestic Park for training yesterday. and Robinson had abOai % playeun at Wihitin2pon Park. The La my weather was just the thing the family physician prescribed. and hcw these TWO sets ol athletes did cut loose
 Shore. Pennock, McCabe Tyson aId the other Red Sox bOxmen looked Ike million dollars and Robhy said that Marquard Whoever Dell, Jack Coomhs and the other members Of hi staff ooked even better to him than that tfifling sum.
 Several of the new Red Sox players joined the squad yesterday MatU Kopp. the Buffalo flyer, Bobby Ciu from the same club, and Jack Kelle her. young semi-professional cut- 'ie der from Cambridge, Mass, all looked good to Barry in practice. He has so many good ball players around that when the time for using the prun ing knife arrive, he will net know what to do with some of his hired men
 You might say he is biased with good talent and some of these phe noms are going to perform asainsi Brooklyn on next Sunday and the Sunday after. They are so good tha keeping them out of the lineup vii be impossible
 Barry says there not man or his ball club that you could call second string performer They are all the candy. every mothers son of them. each and every one of them + c ever enough to play regularly, and it is circumstances and not lack ot ability that is keeping some of the boys ont of regular jobs.
 Robby has Hi Myers and Jimmy Johnston Of last years garden set do ing a regular turn and the third man in the outer pastures when the blow off comes Sunday will be Jimmy Hick man. who alter a year in the tall am cut of North Carolina has come back strong That was sure y a regular homeun knock that Jimmy registered Sunday He certainly did give that old
 pin ride
 Cadore and Burning from Montre and Portland. Me, respectively. ar two talented pltehiae recruits ia Cam Robinson Cadore Ina been up h.
 fore. but had to go back. He look as if he was going 10 stay un this lp Durning hurls rom the port side and does not look u ike MarquIrd. The boy would like to hang up some of thr nifty victories and o l9 straight win record such as the Ithbe did. Chief Meyers and Otto Miller know low O Eandle pitchers but Uncle WI ll Robinson himself is the advisor mchief for pitchers, and they always 1 take their big cue from him. The Red Sox have lost Manager Carrigan, who knew one or two things at least about directing boxmen, but the club has in Cady. Thomas and Agnew d string of veteran catchers. who know the pe@Gi iarities of the members of the Barry pitching staaf and they will