The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09

SAN ANTONIO. March s--Slgnlnr n,
Jess barnes. holdout pitcher today
brought cheer TO tho GiantB. PM Dbgf.
las and Kelly are still outside the ta.s
Home runs by klnsella and Meussl and
scintillatins work In the outfield by Csss5
Stengel featured q to game, between
two picked teams yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS. March s-Bs,ss,n
the full 9-inning variety. Is being I'm.
duiged In the practice work horo n H..
81. Louis Cardinals preparatory 20 ms
game with the Cleveland team a. uausa
saturday ana sunday The tcams srs
headed BY the catchers.
sEGUiN. Texas. March s.--Man,s.-
Gleason today decided not 20 wait ary
longer Tor tho arrival Of tho regular ,r.
fielders to build up his white SoN aEgrs.
cation hut continued preparations Tor tHa
SoN-Giauts exhibition games
Misfortune IN the receiving departHsrt.
has overtaken tho SoN 10 was learned g..
day with the report that Catcher nov 81.
Graham, recruit from Sioux city Iowa
has badly fractured his rlsht hand
ST. LOUIS. March sLwith tho srl.ar
yesterday aof George siser and Jobut,,
robin. tho iist Of absentcss Of tIe ,"'.n
Americans a. the training camp at N..
bile, Ala has narrowed down 20 ou.
pitcher from the Columbus American s.
ISOLATION team. lie is expected 10 arr..0
the latter part ~ the week. Both Sia'.r
and Robin celebrated their arrival Iy
practice.
CHICAGO. March S.-Two more '.f
2-inuing games will be played by the chi.
caFo Nationals between regulars and r,.
cruits at the Catalina island camp on tia
coast of California and then Manage
kilifers men VIII start on their trIp 'r
meet Portland Vernon and Los Anga.s7
in several exhibition games, according tl
dispatches received here.
CINCrNNATt March s.-Tbs Cir,...
natl National league training camp squad
was augmented today by the arrival ,r
Pitchers Schnell and CilcgPio who cams
to Mineral Wells from San Francisco to-
gether. Eddie Roush left Cincinnati luat
night for his home In Indiana, following
short conference with President August
Hermann at tho conclusion Of Witch
both declared It did not look as though
they would come 10 terms
SAN FRANCISCO. -March s.-tim~y
OConnell, san Francisco ball player who
recently was sold 60 the New York G'an't
FOR $4,000. the highest price ever pad
center field on the local Pacific coat
league team this year according 70 word
training. O'Conncli does not report 10
New York until next season.
ST LOUIS. March s--Branch RicEru.
manager OF the local Nationals was here
today to confer with the club manage
ment with a view of reaching an aErar-
lheht Win rogers HprnsbNs second hHsrs
man, ana Jacques Fournier. first b8 .r-
man. who have as yet failed 10 agree on
this seasons contract terms. 1l0rr-b".
II is said. Is demanding at least '2o.oo1
while the club management Is said TO
have offered him $1,000 for the year.
AUGUSTA, Ca. March s.-Harrv UHr.
man, latest OF the Tigers to report got
into Uniform this morning. Although t.e
training grind here is less than week
old, several athletes are marked Tor
transfer to other climates, but II seems
quite likely that Johnny Mohardt, OUT
fielder, will be detailed.
TAMPA, Fla. March S.--Of tho flock n
youngsters brought south by Clark GIif-
fifth, he believes he has found two young
pitchers able 20 make the grade IN the
American league circuit this season. one
Is Joe Gleason. n Shreveport product, and
the other Ia Ray Francis, sent east by the
Seattle club. All OF the Rookie pitchers
are being worked daily for quick weed
Ing out.