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New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

rr Cabinet members. would undoubt- cdly .wcnF tho same sort of hats. tho sumc sort of suits as those adopted by Mir. Hearst.
 Meanwhile our form Of government would undergo a great change. old traditions would vanish: old pro- cedure would be abandoned. old ideals would be dispersed while all watched MT Hearst.
 There may be reasons why the loans MT Hearst disapproves should not be made. There may have been good reason Tor many of his actions in the past.
 But one hesitatcs to approve of an attempt to hamper tho men we have elected to office in their habitually sincere attempts to conduct thoir offices under broad plan the details of every one of tho component parts | of which II Is impossible for such | officers to discuss publicly.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

Considering the lcniency of the Allies, German criticism of the peace terms appears to be purely academic.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

Till in Heaven the deed appears. Pass 1t on.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

Motto-Good Cheer. FlOwer-Coreopsis.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

Colors-Gold and White.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

In a small town, rouge is considered an advertisement. climb above the common level.
 If only the bootleggers would handle some of the old-fashiOned gasoline.
 If the book bores you to death, rest a assured it will improve your mind.
 The bear that walks like n man has demonstrated that the "b" is silent in bruin.
 No appeal the reformer can make is quite so eloquent as the club the policeman carries.
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New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

\ man is old when he shudderS with disgust at the memory of the fool things he did as a college stu dent.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12
FACTS AND RANCHES
By ROBERT CULLEN

Austria's suffering didn't touch the hearts of her conquerors until she threatened to turn Bolshevik.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12
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 |ionai organization bapers and Rdvor- honest . .atysls of |nulmtion statistics |usilt. This insure# hnd in newspaper
 both national and
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

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New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
BIG LEAGUERS
FAVOR TEXAS
Lone Star State Continues to
Lead as Training Camp
Spot.

NEW YORK, Dec 20.-Texas con-
grounds for the big managers.
With the exception OF Connie Mack, all
Of the major pilots have selected train
ing sites and SIX OF the sixteen have
been chosen III Texas. Florida and
Louisiana are next with three clubs EACH
Arkansas getting two and California one
san Antonio Will harbOr two clubs
the Giants and the Tigers, and Hot
Springs will lave pair III the Pirates
ana the Red SOx.
Eight of the clubs return TO the scene
of last year spring activities The Giants
return to san Antonio the Pirates 90
back to Hot Springs and the Cards work
again III Orange, Texas.
The Braves, who worked out last year
nGalVestOn, switch over to st. Peters
burg. Fla. The Robins will 20 to Jack
sonviile instead of New Orleans. The
Reds passed up Cisco and Will 20 to
Mineral Wells instead. The Cubs will
train on Catalina Islands instead of at
Pasadena and the pills switch over from
Gainesville, Fla, to LeeSburg.
only two changes have been made so
far in the American League. The Yanks
are going to New Orleans instead of
Shreveport and the White Sox have
chosen Seguin, Texas. The Indians re.
turn to Dallas: the Browns to Bogalusa :;
the Washington Senators to Tampa the
Cleveland Red SoX to Hos Springs and
the Tigers TO Hot Wells. right near San
Antonio.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Brilliant OfenSe
Of Purdue PrOUeS
Buffers Downfall
BOi[ern1akerS ShOU Great
FOrH7 in Victory OUer
PGgemeR, 42-I9.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 20.-The bril-
liant work of the entire Purdue team was
too much for the Butler basketball
crew here last night and Coach Lambert's
outft was on the long end OF 1919
score at the end OF hostiIities. The at
tack Of the Boilermakers was irresistible
and swept down tine court for baskets in
gpfte of the efforts of Butler to stem the
tide Of defeat White led in the bonn
bardment with five counters from the
Held and eight free throws. GulliOn, the
new PIVOT ma, got four baskets and
played a splendid game. Eversman and
Masters each connected for four also.
The scoring power Of the Lambert ma
chine was too strong for Pages team and
the defense Of tie visitors weakened be-
fore the swift and shifty assault Of the
Lafayette aggregation.
Butler found the going very difficult as
Purdue was as good on defense as on
Offense. The usual procedure OF long
shots failed 10 get many baskets. Hooker
managed TO cage two goals for the best
EFFORT of the Irvington team. Coach Page
used many substitutes in an attempt 20
win third victory over a Big Ten team
but he found that the BOilermaker five was
a different proposition than Wisconsin
and Chicago and Pat had to be satisfied
with two out of three wins on the trip.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

The West has four men in the Lrst
eleven, five in the second counting OH
as westl and four in the third. The
South puts one each I'm the first and
second and two in the third eleven.
Camp declines 10 make a final ranking
of teams. stating that it is impossible
under present schedules.
THE West has read n convincing les
in commenting on the Invasion of the
East.
GOOD ENDS
FOUND NUMEROUS.
In detailing his selections. Camp says.
There were many wonderful ends de-
veloped IL the country this season, and
. this is al, the more remarkable be
cause the prssent-day end has the big
gest job he mas ever had in the history
Of football In addition TO all his former
regular duties. he is really becoming a
hack-teld man as well. since many teams
entrust him with great deal OF the
forward passing and a considerable
amount Of running with the bal.
in making up the all-American this
year. therefore, We take two men of this
especial character. Roberts has neen the
biggest factor on the clever Centre team
this year. the man upon whom McMiIlln
relied for all sorts Of work, using MIN
10th at end and in the back field. Against
Harvard this year Roberts was Il large
factor IN Centres victory.
MULLER Of California, who reached his
perfection Of play late last season, be
gan IN 1921 with a marvellous game
against Ohio State on New Years day
and followed Il up later with especially
brilliant work in running, making, and
receiving passes and aggressive defense
until mid-season, when an injury Iald
him up. After missing three games and
when the score was tie in the southern
California contest, he went In ana with
8 single long pass turned the tables. He
finished out the season, going in in the
second period Of the big game Of the
Coast, I'm which California defeated It's
main rival Stanford - TO :. Muller is
the longest and most accurate paSser IN
the country today. He Is wonderIui
receiver Of the lass. He weighs over 100
pounds is a deadly tackler, can box IN
a tackle effectively and can also run eN-
ceptiOnally well with the ball.
PLAYED WITH
UNBEATEN TEAMS.
In connection with the selection of this
pair of ends one must also consider the
work and standing of their teams. Centre
went uudefeated through the season anu
beat Harvard. California. with very
nearly her present team. Overwhel mingly
defeated Ohio State last New Years day
when the latter had month before won
the Middle West Conference champion
ship, and has gene through this year
without defeat, winning the coast
championship.
The tackles are Mcclure Of Chicago
and Stein of Washington and Jefferson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Martinsville Meets Much
Respected Vincennes Five

NIARTINSVILLE. Ind. Dec. %
Coach Curtis IS running the MartinsvilIe
High team through n stiff workout ach
evening this week in preparation for
what local fan believe 20 be the hardest
battle 10 date-the game with Vincennes
there on Friday.
The Vincennes lads have a fast team
and have already shown their PROVES by
Overwhelming Bloomington on the lat
ter's floor, whereas the Martinsville toss
ers turned the trick on the Franklin
champs on their home grounds, their
only defeat OF the season to date.
The Red and Blue hardwood artists
emerged easily from their Greencastle
game and intend to spoil the perfect per-
centage Of the Vincennes crew.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Transfer of VeGch
to YdnkS NOJU Due;
Other Trade RUnlOrS

NEW YORK, Dec 2O.-Two big deals
put over by the New York Yankees are
expected 20 be announced shortly by
Miller Higgins, manager Of the club.
1t is thought sure that Boil by Yeach
Detroit outhelder, VIII come TO the club
in one deal and two pitchers are said to
figure in the other. Higgins announced
last night that he had signed Len Kill
lnger, Penn. States all-American back,
and an outheld baseball star.
Harry Frazee, president Of the Boston
Red Sox, is expected 70 announce com
pleti0n Of Il deal by which he will send
Stufy Mclnnis TO the Cleveland Indians
for Elmer Smith. George Burns and
pitcher
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
McGraw Considers Coast
Spring Journey in 1928

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-John J. Nc
Graw, vice president and manager Of the
Giants, stated today that a plan for the
spring training trip to the Pacific coast
in 1923 was open to consideration. The
statement followed a report from San
Francisco that Charles II. Strub, presi-
dent Of the San Francisco club of the Pa
cifc Coast League, had been authorized
by McGraw to select a site.
"No plans looking for such trip are
in the making at this time" McGraw
said, but we will give due consideration
at the proper time to any proposition re-
lative to California as training ground"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
BOWLING

The Guarantee Tire team in the Recre-
alton Ladies League featured Monday
nights bowling. Scores of 746, S15 and
40 was by far the best sharp shooting
or the evening. The Tires took three
straight from the kresge FIVE. Another
three time winner was the Recreation
five The league leaders. the Marion
five. won two from the Bells and the
Crickets defeated the Claman Boosters
in the odd game.
In the Gibson League the Accessories
won three from the Parts and the Ship
ping five took two from the General Of
fee. Canning OF the Shipping was high
with 2O4 total in his second game.
Three straights ruled in the Star loop
all Of the winners rolling I'm great form
TO turn the trick. The leading Printers
showed the way with the best stuff Of
the night, winning all of the games
from the Stereotypers. The Newsboys
defeated the Freshmen No. ] and the
Mailers dOwned the Freshmen No. >
Bohm of the Printers and Hall Of the
MaiIers tied for the best score each get
ting 2l3 pins. Rinehart of the Stereo-
typers got himself 204 naples in his
last chance.
Enthusiasm ran high at the meeting
Of Elks, which was called to formulate
lluuS tedulNH 10 Il record ueleRdLltu lOE
Feb. IL. which has been designated as
indianapolis night" in the EIks' national
bowling tournament to be held in Chi
cago during next February According
70 the estimate placed al the meeting no
less than sixteen local five-man teams
will strive for hOnOrs in what promises to
be the largest tournament Of the lodges
history.
The Tigers c1awed their way into the
lead in the Broadway League Monday
night by defeating the Lions three
straight games. The Painters dropped
with a thud from their first place tie
with the Tigers by losing three straight
TO the Wolves. The Bears also won three.
Tope Of the Bears with 233 count was
high individual for the night. Richter.
his teammate, was close behind with n
PIT. r. Matthias Of the Wildcats was the
second best bowler Of the night with a
21S total. Other good scores were made
by Nicholson of the Wolves and Sink
OF the Tigers with 2O4 each.
In the Courthouse loop the Politicians
and Crooks won two out of three. All Os
the games were close. MOhr of the Ward
Heelers was way out in the Head with a
235 count
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
STATE TOURNEY.

Harry Cooler and vogler remain in q
tic for first place IN the State three
cushion billiard tourney as result OF
both players defeating Clyde Martin OF
rerre Haute, last years champion IN
yesterdays plays. Cooler took the Terre
Haute man into camp, - 70 Il, in the
afternoon, in ninety -hye-inhins game
IN which the winner had a high run Of
4 and Martin one of the g. In the eve
ming session. NoEler annexed a 90 TO 81
victory from Martin in eiShty-siX in
nings, both players having high run Of
1. Ramsey and Nogler meet tonight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
sCHAErER IN FORM

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2O.-rake
Schaefer. worlds champion 1S2 baik line
blocks Of 500 point exhibition match
yesterday from Roger Cont. and is lead
Ing the French star. 500 10 247. Schae-
fer won the afternoon match. 400 20 1872,
ana the might match, 400 to -. The
highest run was 219 and
Conti's. IS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
TIGERS SMOTHER
INDIANA FIVE

curate goal shooting coupled with fast
floor work on the part Of the Tiger five
was too much for the Inexperienced In
diana University team, and the Crimson
night.
Afofett. the husky Tiger back guard,
solved the defense OF the Indiana team
the floor to lass into the hands Of Can
non and White. Indiana took the lead
at the start Of the contest but IL was soon
at half time was 20 10 10 in favor OF
De PAW.
Both teams used many substitutions
during the final minutes OF play. Thomas
and Busby starred for the visitors
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
TEN GAMES ON
WABASH'S GRID
CARD FOR 1922
Contest With w. and J. in East
Features - Michigan Aggies
Booked for Home Coming.
3 INDIANAPOLIS VISITS
sCARLET's 1922 PROGRAM.

Sept. 3O-Opening date at home (game
to be arranged laterl.
Oct. Lake Forest at Charlottesville.
oct. 14-A1ichigan Aggies at Crawfords-
vile Homecoming.
oct. FLAMES Millikin at Decatur.
Oct. 2S-Butler at indianapolis.
Nov. Purdue at Lafayette.
Nov. 11-Washington and Jefferson at
Nov. 1S-Chicago "Y" College at
Charlottesville.
Nov. 25-De PAW at Indianapolis.
Nov. 30 (Thanksgiyingl-Aw from
holue game to be arranged later.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec. 20
If it's classy football schedule you de-
sire, Wabash College has it.
The 1922 program for the Little Giants
gridsters was announced by Athletic
Director Vaughan today and on 1t are
numerous features Eight games of ten
planned have been definitely dated and
contracts signed and two other contests
are TO be arranged later. The season will
open at home Sept. 30 with an opponent
to be selected shortly and the football
season will be brought to a close away
from home ON Thanksgiving day, Nov. 80.
The wind-up contest probably will be
with 4 Southern college, it is said.
OF the eight games announced today
contest with Washington and Jefferson
looms as the biggest battle The Little
Giants will travel East for this game, the
conflict to be staged at Washington, Pa.
Washington and Jefferson ranked high
the past season, having an unbeaten team.
As a result Of its great record ". and J.
was chosen to play California Jan. at
the Pasadena tournament Of roses. In
scheduling this great eleven it is Coach
Naughan's hope that Wabash will make
such a glowing showing that the fame
Of the Little Giants is bound to attract
wide attention throughout the East.
For the homecoming game here at
Charlottesville the Michigan Aggies have
been obtained for Oct. IA. The Aggies
always are formidable and the game is
sure 10 attract the alumni back in big
numbers. Two visits will be made TO In
dianapolis. Oct. IS for Butler game and
Nov. % for the annual De Paw tilt.
The usual clash with Purdue is set
for Nov. + at Lafayette, and there is
every reason TO believe that this con-
test viii be one of the classics of next
falls grid program in this State.
Counting the game to be arranged for
Sept. 80 four contests have been booked
for Charlottesville. the feature, of course,
being the Michigan Aggie clash. SEIZED
uling -FOUR home performances will meet
with the approval Of local grid fans.
Lake Forest ana Chicago ~" College
are among the games slated for ingalls,
held. The Chicago W turns out some
real football teams and their games al
ways are interesting. In the season just
passed the y" eleven defeated Butler
when Butler was going good.
\ trip TO Decatur. Ill. will be made
Oct. p for 4 return contest with James
Mllikin. The MilNkin boys gave We
bash a real tuSsle here the past season
and next years contest doubtless will be
a feature for Decatur.
a ten-game grid schedule presents
heavy task for anv football team, but
Coach aughan believes he has the neces-
sary material to go through with it.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
TENDLER Ys. WHITE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-Lew Tender,
who left handed himself into a complete
victory over Sailor Freedman Of Chicago
the other night. is to meet Charley White
of Chicago for fifteen rounds In the Gar
den on Jan -. Al Lippe, who is here
representing White. has been in negOtia
ton with Tex Richard for several days,
and it is almost assured hat the match
will Inaterialize Tender is under con
tract with Richard for three fights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
HORSE Jury DIsACRFEs

NEM YORK. Dec 2O.-The jury that
heard Harry F. Sinclair's suit against
James T. Johnson for recovery Of
&luo 90 paid for the race horse PlayfeI-
low, full brother Of Man-o'- War. dis
agreed and has been discharged, Supreme
Court Justice Cannon announced Mon
coy. Sinclair alleged Johnson had con
90 ed from him that Playfellow was
wind sucker" and "cribber"
S.nclalr's counsel announced papers for
a new trial will be fled early in January.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Franklin vs.. Frankfort

FRANKLIN. Ind. Dec. 20-Coach
Wagner put the finishing touches upon
bis Franklin High School basket-bal
ouintette yesterday afternoon before
crew tonight. The game viii be played
81 the Franklin College gym. TIE game
IS attracting Statewide interest. as
many critics believe the result OF the
contest viii give n direct line upon the
winner Of the 1922 State championship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
c. of G. Team Wins

LEBANON, Ind. Dec. 2O.-The Junior
Chamber of Commerce quintet of Indian
apOlis defeated the Lebanon Independents
here last night. % to 81, in a hard fought
game. Campbell starred for the visitors
Hennessy, forward on the INDIANAPOLIS
team, suffered a severe scalp wound when
be fell In a scrimmage. his head striking
the edge of A seat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Pretender Goes Over Big

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 20.-wi1liam
Sneedy's Pretender was made the me
dunn Of the first big killing of the
winter race meeting here Monday at JEFF
ferson park, when the horse was backed
from 80 to 1 10 S to 1 at post time and
then held lightly by the books. Gobs of
$1,000 We're bet on the entry and the
horse, outrun in the early stages, closed
wits a rush in the last sixteenth and won
handily.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
VICTOR rAKEs WEIsH,s PLACE.

Pat Welsh VIII be unable to box Joe
Rivers in the main go OF the Fort Har
broken right hand received last Thurs
day night at Peoria. H.. when he won
from Phillips in four rounds Cyclone
Victor has been substituted 10 fight Riv
erS. Victor made a good showing in a
previous show. The other bouts remain
Unchanged
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Talent of Four Sections
HOnOred on Camps Team
East South Midwest and FarWes Get Representation on
Noted Grid Critics First All-American ChOce-NO
HOOsier Players Among Select Eleven.
NOTRE DAME STARS, CHOSEN ON SECOND TEAM

NEW YORK Camps
printed copyright Golfers "a record the
striking
Ogntion of
Harvard Yale each Prince
represented Prince
only thirthree
lecon
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
ArdmOre Wants Macks

ARpMORE. Okla. Dee cO-ProbabiIity
tf"- 10" Philadelphia American League
baseball team will train here next season
Wa made known ina a letter received by
the Chamber of Commerce from Connie
Mack pilot of the Athletics Local sports
Wen Gre confident that the certain ar
rangements' necessary to bring the team
-.,.. ,aa be completed satisfactorily
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
ToMNrY GInnoNs MINs.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Dec. 90
Tommy Gibbons, ST. Paul light heavy
York I'm a ten-round uo-decision bout here
last might, in the opinion OF newspaper
men. Gibbons opened cuts over both Of
Maddeu's eyes early in the contest and
this handicapped the New York fighter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
BILLIARDS
CITY CUE MEET.

Charles Soldani won his sixth straight
game in the city amateur three-cushion
billiard tournament last night at the
Board Of Trade billiard parlors. when he
defeated Frank Mallory In one Of the best
games Of the tourney, 80 TO 40. IN the
second game Howard Mitchell received a
scare from Herbert Bohne. whom he de-
feated. 30 20 80, In 100 innings
good game Is promised tonight when
Edward HOuseman crosses cues with
Frank Bell
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
HrGHEs ON LONG END.

MOBILE, Dec. 20.-Bobbie Hughes, st.
over Tim O'Dowd Of Atlanta, al the end
Of fast tenround bout here last night
Hughes was given seven rounds and
three were even.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
WALTER REUTER- WEEDS

riage Of Walter Dutch Reuther, pitcher
Of the Brooklyn Nations and world s
series hero while n member of the Cincin-
natl Reds, to Mrs. Gertrude Derby of
Los Angeles, will take place shortly at
Redwood City, friends of the couple
stated today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
OFFICER AND KNIGHT

PARIS, Dec Ca new decoration
the Order Of Physical Education-has
been instituted by the French government.
Georges Carpenter is to be made an
officer and Francois Descamps, his man
ger. knight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec. co.
Jimmie Bowley, middleweight wrestler Of
ms city, will meet Victor Brown Of
Greensburg, tonight before the Craw- |
louisville Athletic Club
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
DUNDEE OUTPOINTs HANxON

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20.-Johnny
Dundee. New York lightweight. outpoint-
ed Jimmy Hanlon of Denver in an eight
round no-decisiQn bout last night. Dun
dee had the advantage in every round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
o'DowD AND FLANNAGAN.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Dec. 2O.-Eddie
0Dowd, Columbus fyweight. will meet
Patsy Flanagan, st. Louis, here on Jan
.. Flannag gan recently received the de-
cision over O'Dowd in st Louis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

over Joey Schwartz of Detroit in their
ten-round bout here last night The Mem
phis bantam landed on Schwartz at will
but failed to damage the Detroiter, who
pressed the fighting at some stages
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec, 2O.-Capt Bob Roper
knocked out Al Roberts, Staten Island
heavyweight, In tie final round of their
twelve-round match here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Babe Settles It

NEW YORK, Dee. 20.-Babe Ruth
will go South and train with the New
York Yankees, according to state
ment he made to Manager Higgins
today.