New-York tribune., 1920-03-15

The weather here is many degrees
warmer than in Jacksonville and as
a consequence of good hot weather
the Reds have accomplished wonders
in the matter of conditioning.
The smile of August Hermann, pres
ident of the worlds CHAMPIONS, radi-
ates athwart the Royal Palms like
an Italian sunset. The Reds are all
safely under lock and key for the
impending National League struggle
All are signed for 1920, with the ex-
ception of the star southpaw, Dutch
Ruether who is with the team here. Ray
Fisher, the former Yankee boxman, is
the only absentee. Fisher was allowed
to delay in Vermont because of illness
In his family.
Ruether Only Hold-out.
Heine Groh and Shortstop Kopf who
arrived yesterday, the last of the hold
out band, capitulated readily to Garry
Herrmann's Establishments. Ruether
failed to surrender at the first en-
counter. But he agreed to see the Red
chief again. Tomorrow he will be
reckoned as good as in the fold
Miller Huggins. Business Manager
Sparrow. Bob Shawkey and q number
OF newspaper men, arrived this after
noon from Jacksonville. Coach Charlie
OLeary will lead the main squad in
tomorrow. There is every indication
that the clubs will play to big crowds,
as the tourists still infest the city in
mid-season droves.
The batting orders announced for to-
mcrrows game follow:
New York - Fewster, t 3b. Peckin-
paugh, s. s.; Pipp, 1b.; Ruth, c. f.;
Pratt, 2b.; Wick, =. f.; Bodie, |. f.; Ruel
and Hannah, c.; Shawkey, Quinn and
ihormahlen, p.
Cincinnati -Rath, 2b. Daubert. 1b.:
Droh, 3b.; Roush, c. f.; Duncan. |. f.;
Crane or KEPT, s. s.; Neale, +. f.; Wingo
and Rarlden, c.; Luque, Ring and Sal
zee, p.
Bill Dincen and Pete Cleary, an UNI
lfire Of the new International League,
Wiil otiiciatc
The present junket through southern
FLORIDA will eat pretty we'll into the
ankees' third week of training for the
New Workers will get to jacksonville
barely in time to keep Thursdays en-
gagement with the Dodgers. Once
back TO the training camp, however,
Huggins intends to drive his regulars
1t . much stiffer gait than they have
shown 50 far.
The old players have been working
only once a day, as the mite manager
wished them to take their time in
lounding to form. Two workouts daily
uill be the order hereafter at South
'ide Park.
ianks to Get Reception
", l.. Dull. a newspapcrman, of Win
,ton-Salem, n. c.. spent several days at
Jacksonville last week getting the
color effect of the Yankees and Dodg-
rs Winston-Salem's leading citizens
nave planned the biggest blowout of
he towns history by way of greeting
TO the New York and Brooklyn teams
'Vhen they play there April g.
Ernie Shore was raised near Winston
4ider him a native son. The occasion,
isnown as Shore Day, will honor the
IIongated mariner particularly. The
Mayor of the city has declared a half
ao1iday, while two neighboring coun-
Iies have declared holidays.
The visitors are to be entertained in
he most royal fashion. For the first
'me in history the Reynolds tobacco
actory will be completely shut down,
- Hording 10000 employees an oppor-
tunity to see major league baseball
contest Mr.. Dull declares there will
ne room for all, as the game will be
rlayed at the fair grounds.
The Yankee players take no pains to
conceal their disappointment over the
set that Duffy Lewis is still among
he missing. They realize that Duffy
will find it harder than ever to reduce.
and are anxious for him to be fixed for
the opening of the championship race
he Hugmen are not ovcrconfident, but
they realize it is within their power to
qualify for the next worlds series if
each PLAYER hustles as he should