New-York tribune., 1921-02-13

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Dodgers.
~ favored the worlds champion
s.,s Of Cleve!snd the past m&ny
.r. snd will travel thither and back
..vsl style, not to mention the
....eulsr appointments of the Hotel
s-,,sxald. where Uncle Robbie and
!. bOys will eucamp while in the land
!, Ii. ereoles.
T,oss who in the past may have
.,..,ed Mr.. Ebbets of having his
...s.,s lined with fshhooks must have
y, wrong. For, championship in
and, Mr.. Ebbets proposes to scatter
!. coin Of the realm with all the
,vi,a unconcern attending the travels
= ogr own good Giants and Yankees.
.. has so far cast economy to the
ri,as that he will take his own umpire
sash.
VIII Assure Good UmpirinE
This is none other than William
EIsn, Of the National League, who is to
,,nort in New Orleans in time to off,
,iats in Brooklyn's first exhibition
,sne Of the year, that with the New
orleans club at Heinemann Park on
y.rch i2. The presence of KLEIN will
assure good umpiring for the spring
series between the Dodgers and Yam
ices, as it is understood Bill Dinneen
will again accompany the Yankees.
Fer the first time, too. Mr.. Ebbsts
4, going to treat his veteran battery
men to a trip TO Hot Springs. Pitchers
Leon Cadore, Burleigh Grimes, Al
Nsmaux, Clarence Mitchell, Jeff
fefer, Dutch Ruether and Sherrod
Smith have been instructed to report
AZ Hot Springs not later than February
e. Cstchers Otto Miller and "Oom
Paul" Kruger and Outfelder Tommy
Griffith will also be part of the Hot
Springs contingent which will be at
the celebrated watering place during
the stag OF the Yankee veteran pitchers.
Manager Wilbert Robinson, who left
ior the Dover Hall Club, near Bruins
yiek, Ca, from his Baltimore home last
night will not reach New Orleans un-
Ill the night of March 6. He hopes to
lave all his players in camp in time to
5egin heavy training the following
morning. Uncle Robbie will have the
biggest squad of his managerial ca
'ser. In the lot will be thirteen pitch
srs, four catchers, eight infelders and
gx outfelders.
The following players have been or
tered TO proceed direct from their
aofnes and to report TO Manager Rob
ihson in New Orleans not later than
he morning of March Z: Pitchers Dur
t'm, Miljus, MOZART, Phelps, Post and
Scrry.beri Catchers Taylor and Mills;
l1helders Cation, Johnston. Kelley, Kill
dun, konetchy, Olson. Schmandt and
Sheehan and ,Outfeders Hood, Lamar,
Eeyers, Neis and Wheat.
CatOn's Condition Improved
Cation at present is on the voluntar-
lily retired list, but his phys cal condi-
ton has SO improved he believes him
sell ready TO make fight for regular
duty. Mills is promising young
eGateher secured recently from the At
Ialta club OF the Southern Association,
hr. Ebbets announces that all his
T'ayers who have not already done so
VIII oe required to sign the new form
" " contract adopted by the Advisory
Council ne1ore they will be permitted
70 " EEain at the clubs expense. Among
'"s new men are three cub pitchers.
aaoeraam G. Durham is a right
1snaed pircher who bats left-handed.
ne Is OF the small type, standing only
aVs rect seven and one-half inches
saa weighing only l65 pounds. Durham
10 t. 'meh'y-VWo st years OF age. He pitched
rear.
). Ralph Phelps is a southpaw who
O1sS rlgnt-hsnded. He is about the
same size as Durham. though three
years Older Last season ne pitched
10Y The Sea5right club of Fulton, N.
I Faul +. Schreiber is only nineteen,
pas almost giant in build. He stands
SS Iees two and g half inches and
seigns l85 pounds. He is right
aanaer who made a great reputation
win the Lakeland club of the Florida
stste league.
Hood Recalled From Coast
Walter c. Kelley is a shortstop who
played with St. Msry's College at Oak
ahe, Calf. This is the school that
sent Hal Chase TO the Yankees in 1903.
;aeeiey is only twenty, but is six
.OOter who weighs ITS pounds. He is
SsFight-handed batter. Wallace j. Hood
Is Is an outfeIder who was with the
noagers in Jacksonville, Fla, last
I1p,lhg. de was recalled from the Salt
Iake City club OF the Pacific Coast
A. PRESIDENT Ebbets, who has been con-
saeq TO MS home with bronchitis for
s ;as .sst three weeks, expects to leave
:SE s New Orleans within the next few
aays Trainer DOC" Hart, who has
ilss ra returned from Sweden, and Dan
uunerford will report at New Orleans
s,Sa si'Sssal days ahead of the players to
Ssss Ss' everything ready for their con-
'spp.shee and comfort in training.
nr0ooklyn and New York newspaper
n;.r %.n who will accompany the cham
s,uas, as well as several players resid-
g N the East, will sail at noon OF
,,s ss.Qeoay, February IS, on the steam