New-York tribune., 1922-03-05

4 arsvious occasion' A'S 40 'N'' s'~N. !.
l nd when there are so many 1t
- 70 recognize the different indi,
% rho elaborate inspection was in the
..r If ieldsng practice. with McGraw
go "a the infelders and Jennings
ne out6clders, and this, with long,
work outs for the regular pitchers,
:. :. The days chief development. In
o,rse of the morning McGraw had
.a,.e in6elds at work. two of them
composed Of youngsters and the other
: d the regulars.
second team must be selected to
Il hattie with the regulars and to do
..ms spring touring of its own, and
toms sams n that direction progressed with
W. selding work referred to. The
srs. sa ;nfeld had Kopf at first base, re-
1lss i;sv.d later by Boone, the outfielding
isysr a,Tars from the Southern Associa
s.s,. s:sa. Rerry at second, Black at short
w sa Hsle. the Mississippi collegian,
I.sa az activity on his feet is making
.amething of hit here, at third.
4 Th;s co.erie had pep and made noise.
i ponne. Kinsela. SINNERS and White
we're in the outfeld.
Second Team Appears Organized
The second team when organized will
10 made I'D largely of that combina-
Inn There was another quartet COM
,osed Of Boone at first, Boland at
sseond fitzgerald at Short and Heine
- third. Three of these lads, all ex-
.snt Boone, are here merely for try
ont nurposes and are not under con-
,,aet Fitzgerald is Bronx friend of
Frank Frisch. The regulars followed
with Ross Young playing first base.
ONLY the youngsters are doing the
oitching in batting practice, but the
veterans warmed up at length, and this
81 department of spring practice took on
il more formality Arthur Nehf for the
4 first time did something more than
d squeeze outfield flies and field bunts.
II He warmed up gently for half an hour.
n aMy arm feels fine" he says, "but
q I'm sore in the small of the back"
q Ryan, Shea and the two Barneses
H went through the same process, and
81 every catcher in the squad, young, old,
b signed and unsigned, permanent and
VI temporary, to wit: Smith, CASTOR,
81 Snyder, Wendell, Gillenwater, Brown
4 and Samide, were all busy some way
or other.
Regular Pitchers Coming Around
The regular pitchers, such as are
4 here, are coming along nicely, all ex-
Il cept Red Causey. Causey's arm is all
right, but he stepped in prairie dog
hole or something the first day out
and he can't pitch any until the con-
pears. His is the first casualty re-
ported.
II A scrub game was played this after
noon between two makeshift teams.
McGraw organized the game unex
N pectedly, and the encounter was so
much scrub that all track of the in
& nings and the runs was lost. One
= team was composed of Berry, first base;
Helne, third base; Black, shortstop;
hopf, second base; White, center field;
kinsella, left field; Stengel, right field;
Brown, catcher; Jonnard, j. Barnes,
McGraw and Wendell, pitchers. The
other OF Boone, first base; Hale, third
0ase; Fitzpatrick, shortstop; Boland,
second base; SINNERS, center field;
Il sat 'er Ryan, N,hf aad Shea. ritchers.
h~oae. boone ana --engel nle home
runs, Hale fielded with engaging deft-
ness and McGraw lammed a ball to the
i hight field fence, only to be thrown out
nMylng TO stretch it to two bagger.
Il The managers eye is better than his
1lsgs.
= The players will not be asked to
Nactice tomorrow, but anybody who
WI ha Il
nse interfered with
Tome in on those; you won't get
en-, III tell you," cried McGraw to
0isck as the former hit slow ground
aS 10 snort Black is from the Vft~
sinia League, heavier of body than
most lnhelders, but a lively chap and
Il rather dextrous with his hands.
Kid Gleason and John Evers, repre-
Sentlng the brains and culture Of the
White Sox, ran over from Seguin (pro-
Inounced Segeen) their training camp to
pass the time OF day with McGraw.
MAX Rachac-speaking of pronuncia-
sions' pronounces it as if spelled Rah-
mock Ihe &c" is silent, and Max isn't
sely eaiKatlve. He is pitcher, and a
uPs staHuilS, ROBUST one.
DOC Johnston passed through to-
usy on his way to join the Athletics
Eagle Pass. where Ban johnson has
Foae 70 give dinner to somebody. As
poc Johnston is going to join the Ath-
teAcs ne doesn't care whether or not
3hs eats again.
Larry Cheney, one-time spitball ex-
peri of the Cubs and Dodgers, win be-
sGme s';m Bear next week. That is, he
sH 'oin the San Antonio club.
ior the benefit of managers, coach
nrh,.. ~ h,S.ecresaries, press, and such of the
sDnc as patronize spring practice, it
sas sSs. been suggested that the football
vo~s om OF numbering be applied to
s0ung players in training.
I8I0 Wnoc41o III