New-York tribune., 1922-01-24
Other PLAYERS
Will Go Direct
To SpringCanp
Ruth, Scott. Baker, Bush,
Devormcr Among Players
TO Sojourn at the Resort
By r. !. Kelly

llrssnary training session Of two weeks
before joining Miller Huc1ins's main
contingent at New Orleans. This an
nouncenent was made yesterday after
noon b. Ed Barrow. business manager
e the CLUB. TIE players selected for
tire soiourn AZ tha famous resort are
Babe Ruth J. Franklin Baker. Everett
ers Carr Mays, Waite Hoyt Fob Shaw
key. joe Bush and Sam Jones.
These players VII assemble at Hot
Spr-7rs On February II ard during
tic first week they viii indulge only
IN read work in addition 10 taking
advantage of the hot mineral baths
For TIE remainder OF their stay they
session On The baseball field there
1nev viii then report 20 the main camp
~ New Orleans on March b. four days
atfe- the regular spring training is
scaeduled to BEGIN
iae her members OF the team will
60 direct % New Orleans from, their
respective homes. Those who have been
ordered 20 report ct the Crescent City
on March are: Infe,ders. Wallie pipp,
Aaron ard, Mike McNally, Johnny
hitohcN, Mcmillan, Glenn Eillinger and
KINGDOM; outfciders, Bob Mcusel, Elmer
Miller Chicl. fewstor, Bobby Roth,
"HinSy' iiaines and Camp Skinner;
catehers, Wallio Schang and Fred i{of-
nan, and pitchers, Harry Harper.
Frank O'DoCl. Tccarr, George Quinn.
James Jollc, Corner a. Wilson, George
K Murray and 3. 7. Culp. According
to present arrangements, the entire
quad VIII consist Of thirtytwo players.
List ycar more than forty reported to
Manager Huggins at Shreveport. La.
VIII Play in Exhibition Games
Although Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel
VIII not be perm ,ted 10 play IN the
-, they wlll be cn hand for the entire
spring training session and will also
take part IN the exhibition games with
the Dodgers and various other teams.
Judge Laacls, commissioner OF organized
baseball, has already granted permis-
SION for the two suspended players to
take part IN the exhibition contests
fnth and Neusel VIII probably prac-
tice daily with the team after the sea
son opens on April 12 until they arc
aG~in eligible 10 resume their places
IN the regular lineup.
The TACT that Al Dcvormer will be
the only catcher to report at Hot
Springs may have more than pass
lnS significance. II may mean that
Nugsins intends TO groom the for
Nor Pacific Coast star for the position
Of second string catcher. In this con
noctIon II ight be recalled that De.
Former displayed rare promise when
He broke INTO the lineup ot the Yam
hees on more taan one occasion last
season.
It IS also more than likely. partcu-
AIRY If the American League cham
pions are unable 70 land another out
neldcr WHO can be used during the
enforced absence Of Ruth and Meusel
IT la1cr ,f1
Waihe Schang, present first string
catcher, 10 Il berth in the outfeld.
Had Experience With Red Sox
Schang had considerable experience
a al outaelder while d member Of
the Boston Red Sex and he showed con-
sieerai ability IN the outer garden.
IN the event that Schang is temnorar-
lly shifted t. the outheld. the catch
Ing uIfGen for the INST five weeks OF
the 1e1t penneat campaign vii! fal
ur'n TIE shoulders Of Hofmann and
Ci the thirteen pitchers who viii
be taoen uta ~ the Yankees, five
are lef'-aanders, namely, Harper.
O'Doui. Iecarr. lolle and Wilson. OF
taese Harper is the only onc who was
WltH the eiob last season. ODoul
Wa Nta me Yankees ia 1920. but was
sent to the coast . year ago in the
csai that brought Shortstop johnny
local tc4m. O'Doul
dis9'ayed great form willie with tho
finished second in the Coast League
avr'aAe ~ > 80
casn-a runs allowed per rare His
Won aao lost lecorG consists Of
'Wentt 'Vo Victories and only nine de-
1o1fs .of tie splendid average Of .735.
n was obtained by the Yankees
IRON thc Jersey City club Of the In
tcrna,ional League Last season he
won nineteen and lost twenty games.
.'olie balls from the Galveston club Of
the Texas League, and Wilson is
reml -prctessinal pitcher from Amarillo,
Tex.
Cu'p an tnderhanded Pitcher
Murray. right-handed pitcher.
Tlaved with The Rochester club last
season and was credited with thirteen
Victof,es ana seven defeats. Quinn
was .obts med from the Wilson team of
he Virginia League. Last year he won
clgnteen games and lost nine for
percentage of .567. Cup. an under
handed pitcher, was purchased bv the
Yankees from the Cedartovn club
Camp Skinner, an outfelder and Nc
Milan, an inhelder. are the only
rockies who made the training trip
with the Yankees last spring. Skin
i'Ni u l-aAti great promise at S'ircNo-
port IN 1920, but was released TO the
Dallas club Of the Texas league at the
start ot the season for further ey-
perionce- lie played in 1873 games last
season and hated wcll over the 800
mark. Mcmillan was released 10 Ro-
chester last spring.
HHines, another recruit outfcldcr.
made great record while member Of
the strong Penn State College nine.
Kingdom. shortstop, was obtained
hg the Yankees from the Bridgeport
club Of the Eastern League lie is
splendid ielder, but has shown consid-
erabie weakness at the bat. Glenn
kniingcr, Penn state great quarter
back and al-round athlete. who will
GRADUATE from ;Aat institution next
week, has played great game at third
base tor the past few years and. on The
word Of Hugo BczdeA and otAer COM
potent critics. gives promise Of develop
'ng INTO d player of major league
cahber.
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