Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
EDDIE
ASH
TWO MORE OF
INDIANS JOIN
HOSPITALLIST
Usual Kinks OF Spring Prac-
tice Bother Pitchers Hill
and Seib.
WADE IS RELEASED

MARLIN SPRINGS. Texas, March IA.
-Carman Hill and Clyde Heb went on
Trainer Lotshaw's inactive list Monday
morning. The latest criPr:cS are right
handed pitchers. Eddie Brown row has
company in the hospital brigade. Hill
wrenehed his back Saturday in q pep
per- game and today was informed by
a chirOpractOr at Waco that the net
suits obtained were four yertebraes out
of bounds. Hill will be of duty for
the remainder of the week, it is be-
Iieved. while the semi-prO sensation with
the Indians, Clyde Seib, is expected to
get back TO line Of battle in day or
two.
"CharIeyhorse" was Seib'c ailment, and
is causing less worry to the Tribe bosses
than either Hills or Eddie Browns cases.
Browns trouble is a cold, and he has
been confined to his room for four days.
The latest reports indicated improvement
in the condition OF the former Giant out
fielder.
The remainder Of the squad is en-
joying perfect health, and up to yester-
day afternoon good weather. The day be
.,an with prospects of plenty of work but
Manager Hendricks was only able TO
take the men to the park for morning
practice owing to the unexpected arrival
Of a near tornado. The wind was still
blowing strong when night fall came.
Tiller Cavet report yesterday and &C
cording to Walter Rehg brought his rub
southpaw star was in uniform he was
breezing them over the pan with as much
zip as the twirlers who have been at
il for a week or more. Cayet is Famous
for getting into condition in a hurry and
IS a result often wins the honor OF hurl-
ing the opener for the season.
There was one player less in camp
tonight as the result OF the turning loose
Of Joseph Wade, one OF the seml-pro
pitching candidates. He will return TO
BROOKLYN for another season in the
Long Island League. The hefty Brooklyn
twirler played with Far ROckaway last
year. All he needs is experience. There
are six Ieft-handed throwers in the the
Tribes Marlin Camp, including, Attraeu,
Morrison, Cavet, Petty, Purcell and
Clancy. The last three named are pitch
ers.
Lefty Morrison ranges around center
field ike an airplane and IS near ea
impOssibility 70 get one out Of his reach
There isn't better fielding expert In
the game than the Indians gardener
With little Improvement in the hitting
end Of his game the big league detec-
tives will have a case to work on
Clint Royce comes Tuesday, accord
ing to q message filed with Manager
Hendricks. jim Clancy, the new left
handler tWirled : .ssrthmOre College to
q number 81 victories last summer, in
Guiding a decision over the Army, Uni
versity CT Pennsylvania, University or
North Carolina and a number or other
games. lie is = three letter man, win
ming the insignia IN basketball, baseball
and football He played end on the
eleven. He is one of the speediest run
ners In camp.
All traces OF Leo Dixou's illness caused
by the flu have vanished and the peppery
catcher is one Of the hardest workers
at Marlin Springs. When Leo dons the
big glove for the infeld practice, the
squad gets down to speedy work. His
throwing TO the bases is feature Of the
day.