South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

second; Barnhart. third; Whitfield,
right field; Carey, center; and Big
bee. left. Traynor, Rohwer. and
Summare the most promising young
sters who will be held over.
Dodgers Stand Pat.
With the same strong pitching
staff that won last seasons pennart
Brooklyn looks to the Superbas to
be right in the race from the first
game until the last. However, most
OF the men on the squad are get
ting old and the team is noticeably
weak in reserve forces. If the vets
fecede any Brooklyn may be count
ed out OF the race and Uncle VIII
bert Robinson will have 10 cast
cast around for new material. Ber-
ney Neis is the most likely looking
youngster in a Dodger uniform. He
is an outfelder. The lineup will be
practically the same as the one that
finished in front in 1920.
Possessed Of "A hard hitting team
which led the averages in 1920 the
ST. Louis Cards look like the logical
dark horse" in Heydler's circuit
Hornsby is going great and expects
to hit over 400 this year. Early
indications seem 10 bear out the
truth Of this prediction. The Cards
will have a new face in the infeld.
He is Torporcer. bespectacled
player, who appears 70 have clinched
the job at the keystone sack. Horns
by has been moved over TO cover
third, because Milton Stock has been
a "hold-out." Fournier will cover
first and Lavan is back at short.
Janvrin will be the utility infelder.
Smith who hit over 800 Is also a
hodout this year. The other out
felders who are veterans and avail
able this year are HeathcOte,
Schultz, Shotton, Mann, and Muel-
Ter. a recruit. The catching staff
Will remain intact, as will the pitch
ing staff. However. the pitching
staff will be bOlstered by the addi-
ton of new men in the persons of
Riviere. Pertica and Walker. all Of
whom seem TO be good enough to
stick in fast company. Mgr. Ricky
THINKS he has the punch this season
and will not be satisfied unless he
grabs the reg for St. Louis.
Moran Has Trouble.
Manager Pat Moran will present
only three faces that won the first
National league and worlds cham
pionship for Cincinnati in 1919
when the season opens unless
Rousch and Heine Groh, holdouts
capitulate. Duncan in left field.
Daubert at first, and Wingo catch
are the men who brought the ini-
tial championship to Redland and
who will start the season this year.
Fonesca. a find Of the season. Will
play second, Sam Bohne. a Pacific
Coast Lacquer. appears 10 have the
hot corner job clinched. Sam Crane
Will play short, See will occupy
center unless Rousch returns TO the
fold, and Paskert will play right
See win be shifted to right in case
Rousch returns. Eller, Fischer and
Luque are the 1919 pitchers left
Reuther. Ring and Sallee have gone
via the trade and sale route. The
team appears to be hitting hard and
is fielding nicely. Moran predicts
the team 10 finish in the first divi-
sion II Rousch and Groh return.
With Johnny Evers at the helm
the Chicago Cubs are expected 70
present the scrappiest team in tho
National league. Although few
new men appear IL appears as
though the Cubs will force the
other contenders 10 step at a lively
pace for they will have the "old
fight" Alexander, Vaughn, Tyler.
and Cheeves. a likely appearing
youngster, are expected to win plen-
" OF games. Killefer will do most
OF the catching. O'Farrell AMI
Daily Will assist behind the bd.,
Fuhr. Bailey. and Martin are the
additional twirlers Evers has. Bar
Der will play first. Terry will cover
the position made famous in the
Tinker TO Evers 20 Chance combi-
nation by the present manager him
self. the keystone sack. Hollocher
viii play short and Deal apparently
has the third sack job. Maisel. A
Pacific Coast Lacquer. VIII play left
field. Flack will take care OF the
right garden and Friberg or Twom-
bly, Will occupy center.
Braves Much Changed.
The Boston Braves win present
an entirely changed lineup. Mgr.