The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Thirty-FOur Men on Roster;
Browns Sent 5 New Players
Twelve Players Are Well
Known to Tulsa
Fandom
HARD WORK PLANNED
Manager Burke Believes Men
Should BE in Shape
First Games Soon

INl' - -'n|'' tHnulOhi'H '.r places
on tho TulHn Western league club
Ibis sCnsuu report tomorrow to Man
ager Jimmy Burke for tho start of
spring trimming here This nst was
augmented ht' Friday hy the nddl.
lion of five players purchased hy tho
Tulsa club from tho 81 Louis Amer.
cans
Tho ucw mon arc. Walter TonRcn.
pitcher ana outucldrr, bats md
throws right handed MT ."29 IN o.
games last ycar with Fiiut I'm the
Mink league, Catcher Tate. en- route
horc from the Browns cump at
I'oEalush La; Catcher Ennis. recon
Incndcd by Buzz WctzeI. Ehort4top
Eastman, not taken south with the
browns, ana Outficldcr Ed Rafferty,.
locommcndcd by Shcchan or
Brooklyn.
Familiar Tncrs.
IWrlNo OF the mon ~, tho squad
are wei known To Tulsa faudom.
Narl Adams, Andy Jcismn. Rudy
Weber and George lIicr, pitchnrs.
were with Tho club lA.t season. Al.
bort llo!tzhauscr was an Oier two
seasons ago and |. Gardner adorned
lhe bench here few weeks In tho
lall In 1920. Ray Query, cntchcr:
Johnny Wuffi. second basemhn
=.
outiloldors are veteran Oilers. wal
Ter Fromm, catcher and G. Olson. In
iieldcr were members OF tho oilers
Tor a brief time laHt year.
fIhhk ThompHon, third hnFcman
purchased last fall from the Browns
attor wearing livery OF that cmb I'm
l9EO, Is well aud fhvornbly known
mere, though this Is his first year as
an ollor Thompson pastimod In
l9le with tho Joplin club ~ the
western League and with McAlortcr|
OF mo western association a few
Years ago. Fans well remember HE
brilliant fielding and hard hitting
"hcn ne played on opposition clubs
ana they are glad he will wear a
Tulsa uniform and not that o. an
alien team.
Manager Burke has not yot decld-
ca whether to call two practices
daily or to hold one long training
session. He II inclined TO favor Tho
latter which seems to bo the most
universally popular now. II there
are two workouts they will he n,
10 and o'clock. II only one, Il will
start at 1 o'clock
TulStna will be especially intor.
oNed In tho work OF the squad. ma
ms is the popular Jimmy Burko's
inaugural attempt at a managerial
position. Jimmy has now Ideas
along tho limo OF running n balI
club, some OF which he will use i'm
training Burke is n crack Ali.
around athlett IN addition to being
q baseball star and he believes there
are some training stunts that can
weil De eliminated by baseball clubs
ana othcrs that should he added.
Jlmmy " stickler for speed ana
" OF the opinion thnd correctly)
nat 700 Iittlo attention Is paid 10
tho development OF speed while ,n
the early weeks of training.
Burke believes an athlete shouIa
be In fair condition whom he reports
tor training and win send the BOYS
ihrouBh their PAGES at "A fast clIp
Wlthlh tew days after warming mn
gets under way. AZ the opening ex-
hibluon games OF the season are
schoduled for next Saturday ana
sunday with tho Mnnoapolis Amert,
can association club here. tho Oilor|
@uad viii need 10 work fast I'm
OF themselves In their games with
oruer 10 give a oreditable account
the Millcrs.
The Club Personnel.
Following are the PLAYERS who aro
candidates for Oiler positions.
Pitchers - Karl Adams. kIhert
Holtzhauser. George Hior, Rudy
Weber Andy Jelsma, o. G. Haugh.
land' Gardner, a. Harris y. Car
roll George Adair, Fay Lisle, A.
Kerr, walter Tongen.
Catchers-Ray Query, G. w
iInckle u, Parnel. Walter Fromm'
Tate, Ennis.
lnflelders-l.ouls Braun. first bnse,
George McGinnis. shortstop; C. OI,
son, shortstop; n. Vaught. short.
STOP O. Deppe, shortEop; East
man, shurtstop.
outiieldcrs--Jimmy Burke. Yauk
DAVIS Red Lawrence. L. Irwin. II
Bennett, Edward Davis. Ed Rafferty,
the OILERS will be Quartcrcd al tho
New Oklahoma hotel