Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS

TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS
George Kelly likes to hit home runs
like Ruth and likes to hit high flies
like Ruth. George can hit. EN- up into
the blue canopy, too.
George Stanton, the California red
wood and also left-hand picher, has
been sent back to the Coast, ana Fl.z-
patrick and Roland, young infielders
back to New York.
1t docks as though the Yankees will
start the season against Washington
with the following lineup in the tield
! Fewster, left field, Baker, third base
/ Pipp, FIRST base, Miller, center field.
/ Skinner or Haines, right field, Ward
/ second base, scott shortstop and
Schang, catch.
1t is probable that Joe Dugan viii
not put on q uniform for a few days
at Hot Springs. ne mas completely re
covered from his recent illness, bat
it is rest and not work that he needs
in order to buld himself up. lie is tax
ing short walks ana the baths at the
Spa,
Manager McGraw expects to hear
again from Ihli DJug.as WitnIn lie
next DAY or so. lie is a.Xious to know
if the burly spitbalIer really intends
to report to camp, or was only bluff
ing ten days ago when he wired that
he would Jsin the team at SAM An
tonic when his mother recovered from
an illness.
Ginger" ShinauIt, former Water
bury catcher. appears to naTe q good
first ASSISTANT to Steve o sen d. lie. g.
land. Manaacr Speaker S. ys tlal lie e
two aad Young Luke Seweu are Sc
good that he can t say which VIII b.
O'Ncias first lieutenant. The great
Oman is in better shape than last
wear.
$ Puth-s aDrofntnent as captain o
: fine Yankees Is beng well received by
tie New York players They belie,t
that il viii make Euth q 6eyter bal
PLAYER as it will put greater rcsp5n
he viii be sort Of floor manager TO
r Hugslns and VIII have to set an eE
ample TO lae ether players botl On an
Barney Hungling and Hank Deber
> ry, minor league catcheTs landed b
the Dodgers. are doing ali the c2tchIn
in the Superbas praclce games for Va
riOus reasons. The principal enc
y that d line ON their Weaknesses an
Il has found none 70 date. Both are has
l5Ia penlIld li1G I'-t}tG' hSSP tt-S 80
lacked up. are capable Of btoch-n
y runners at the plate and are sure FOL
y fly chasers. They are almost sure
> sticking with the Suerbas.
Lefty Tyler a member OF TN
trio of Rudolph, Tyler and James tn;
were mighty factors in pitching tt
1e Braves to a pennant and worlds s.
II ries in 1914. and who is attempting
as comeback with the Hub team, IS cei
le tain that his arm will regain its 10
er mer strength. Tyler is with the BraF
/ at the st. Petersburg h4a'' camp al
ne his showing IN warming up eXercIs
st has encouraged Manager Michel tn
a the southpaW viii exhibit his old TN
form during the coming campaign.
Eddie Herr whose Keen judgment
70 dlSglng up hlh0. league stars LOT |
to big tent, places nm with the IeadI
ne oCouIf9 VI inc ''''i1ti . t+ii W. w.
of Tom Connery, former liar tIord ma
N. ager, steered the St Louis Cardlns
TO Rogers Hornsby when the Natlo
al League bating star performed IN
he league IN the Ie&as SUCKS IeIs OUT
let p1t OF euloslslIc matter IN re5alq
nd the managerial capabilities Of ia
ed -Coffey. Hartfords new manager.
-t-
u Healthy youth is quick to recov
and today Frang Frisch, he keysto
es- of the Giants infield, is on his w
ay to an early departure from the no
lr- room in which he is confined with
Of spiked right foot The cut made ThuE
les day by Rafferty, spikes was Gle
nts and th6 wound is healing nicely.
IL. went to the bone on the inner 81
ON of the foot, but in a place where the
tx isn't much flesh. The Doc and
sf2 trainers have hopes of having the Ike
ol- stone kohinoor back in uniform by ne
!, a Monday.
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Speaking of Toney, McGraw tells
na1 amusing one on the big pitcher in t