The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
1IJLSANS REPORT
HERE TOMORROW
T,vpntv-Three Under Con-
tract; Haines Expected
to Come in Old
MANY VETERANS TO RETURN
Practically Same Club Which
Finished Second Last
Year Is Retained,

arpu arr OF proven ability. the
r,ls, western league baseball squad
uu start training Tuesday with
,olepIld prospects Judging by Me
men under contract the locals Will be
:. ,,o r1r hunt from the first gong.
Practically the bame club that fin
nhed A close second IN the Western
league last season will report to Abb
bot, Tuesday.
Al sharks. age ~. employed by a
Tulsa oil company and formerly In
the western league. Tod Harding,
:, Central league. Frank Romine,
n. one Of the Threat wheels lead
ing sltbstcrs two Years. ago. !. l.,
salisbury 27, with Abbotts HutGh-
lnson club last year. J.. j Allen, 30.
playlng his first year In professional
baseball. Tex Covington. 80, former
American association hurlcr, Lefty
Ueycu. also formerly In the Hickey
lsaguc. and James l.ambrecht, 81,
one Of the most promising seml-pro-
ftssional pitchers In the middle west
and who is also taking his first whirl
in organized baseball are the eight
pitchers who have signed. Barham. a
likely looking young pitcher, noti-
fed Abbott yesterday that he had
suffered an injury TO his back and
will be unable TO report.
Maniun IL Star Catcher.
G. J. Mpuion, 81. first string catch
et las, ystr and one OF the best re-
ceI,ers in tho league; Mickey
o'Brien, %. purchased from the OK.
lahoma city club, and Mike Bliss,
2l-year-old ST. Louis semi-pro.
form tho catching staff.
Abbott will present one OF the
clAsslest inflelds In the league
Horace Flagg, 20. second base or
shortstop, with a great deal OF semi
professional experience; r. W
Cleveland, rs. third base. considered
one OF the best guardians f the hot
corner in the minors; G. w. Goodwin,
IS, second base. formerly in the
western and Federal leagues. and In
the army last year; John Wufflie. %.
second base or shortstop. with
Hutchlnso~ last season; Bill Wano.
y, former Western association and
southern association first baseman:
Hal Brokaw. who has played In sew
efal minor circuits, and Il. O.. Muir
phy, 20, In his inaugural attempt In
professional ball, comprise the inner
defense players under contract
Benny Meyer. 30, field captain.
former big Lacquer and with Hutch
lhson last season, Ted IIpps. 23. IN
lhe Western association two years
ago fank Davis 20, Hutchinson
slugger last season, Ned Pettigrew,
S5' former Western hague, Western
association and Federal league play
and Benny Martin, %. who has
piayed In the Central and Three
circuits IN tho army last year and
considered one OF the most premis-
,g new men ON tho club roster are
the outfieIderg.
Robinson Not Heard Prom.
1~s hdnes, one OF the Westerns
Neadlhg hurlers last year drafted by
smcmnau but turned back and now
noldout will probably come into
p pe ioid, according TO Abbott.
s!Vloks and johnson. recruit hurIe~s,
NJ MI oe signed upon their zSrival in
BUDDY Robinson. Fhbought
i mon okhiEema CITY, and Joe Rob
bSon ban sentess ntracts n few days ago
sro o hot peen heard from but they
~ Nepcetd in this week Both are
was the third man on tho UutchIn-
,On Ulo OF star gardeners last yenr.
. member OF the hospital corps.
buVned at Camp Dodge, Iowa. and
charge W SECURE MS as
,noop,t received several telegrans
in ',a ,ns payers saying they would be
rivo "u1y ana all are expected To ar
Ir,-,." ilcsday morning Prelim-
sn,g training will bo hald Mt Sand
brhEs untf the exhibition Comrs
90. WIN the Kansas CITY Ameri-
M association club, April 8 ana G
s,n, western lcAguers will play tho
sso. u springs Tigers under the man
Snnviineht Of Harry nales. nj sand
s' hursdav at , y. m.
IT.. Sly Exhibition Games.
IN soc,,ryhl Wyhl club has been fortunate
h,,o,, u''hR number OF classy eyhI.
ulsd tth"s, six having been tched
'To ~ Is probable that at least
(, n. VIII be added. Following
An,W pre- season schedule TO date.
asyo,,, una ., Kansas City American
81, T,',,''. cIuh here; April s and Q
AprD ~ ellcan league club hero
cpb ba, .nolnnat National league
Al url'' April l2, Chicago Nation-
Wrakhe club here.
/, work on the grounds nm, .,,,5,
win tt'.y nearing completion b. and
IN. .o finished by ncxt saturday
lou" "g.d E is a duplicate OF the 81
aid on, 'rerai l league play lot and Is
e ST. NV the sifne contractor u
wott t3t',a,,n'nngcr who is directing the
relnto. WI me stands The stands nrc
um",p m,pfCod ,S and will hold severoJ %
danrs- "..r canocity There Ia no
,.os osn the stands fcil hey. s.rn .o,,ora, aS
ana r,EtFo 70 a. m exhibition game.
Two pe,,a. ",gm resulted In the death OF
which ruo house construction Of
Ss Sen torn torn down as II interferred' 1g,S' ,i,s n1s
bnut IN W. spectators and rs being
The hia, r'Fht field foul territory
Hght sIgo Igo"ers are also to be on the
offlct.t ' VlNT OF prOtesia Tn,pIs