San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-05
Baseball Briefs
Exhibition Scores.

Exhibition Scores.
At Dallas: Boston Americans, 10;
Dallas, :.
At Amarillo: Chicago Nationals,
IL; Amarillo High School, D.
At Shreveport: Shreveport, q; st.
Louis Americans. ..
At Orlando, Fla: Columbus, IL;
Orlando, ,.
At st. Petersburg: Boston Nation
ais. 10; ST. Petersburg. 3.
AT Tampa: Washington, 4; Tam
pa, ,.
At Palmetto. Fla. St. Louis Ma
tionals, Is: Milwaukee, 6.
New York. April 5.-Two recruit
pitchers 90 TO the Virginia League
with strings attached from the New
York Yankee staff today. Fred New
berry was released to Richmond and
Bernice Thompson to Norfolk. Hin
key Haincs. former Penn State foot
ball star. who is on the outfield ros-
ter of the worlds champions. is said
TO be slated for departure in a few
days. OF the three new pitchers who
remain with the team-Gaston. Shields
and Olscn-two will be turned adrift
later. it is reported.
While the Giants and Yankees were
idle because of wet grounds. Brook
lyn broke its losing streak with a 10
to-S victory over Reading at Albany,
Ga, yesterday. A home run by klug-
man. with Simpson on at the time.
broke IN the game. Johnston and
Bailey also hit homers for the Rob
ins.
The Robins and Yankees join forces
at Atlanta today for the first game
of series on the trip North. The
White Sox-Giant series suffers a two
day interruption. during which the
National Leaguers meet Memphis
twice and the Sox clash with Chatta-
nooga for a brace.
Boston, Mass. April 5.-The Braves
are on the lookout for an outfielder and
Eddie Brown of Indianapolis, is being
mentioned as a possible addition. With
mostly second string men in the line
up, the Braves yesterday defeated ST.
Petersburg of the Florida State
League, in their final contest at the
st. Petersburg camp, 10 to 3.
Detroit. Mich. April 5.-Rain yes
terday prevented practice by the De-
iIOll -tilltTlCuilS ucloIt lHt team pANNNo
camp for its return TO Detroit. The
Tigers will leave Augusta, Ga, sun
day and play a series of seven exhi-
bition games, ending in Memphis on
April Is.
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 5.-Presi-
dent August Hermann of the Cincin-
natl Club, states the Reds surely will
return to Orlando. Fla. for training
next year. The club is trying TO pur-
chase Tinker Field for use as per-
manent training camp. but so far has
not come to terms with the present
owners. The team started on Its
homeward trip this morning. stopping
at DaytOna this afternoon for a game
with the Florida State League team
there.
st. Louis. April 5.-The Cardinals
won their fifth straight from the Mil
waukee Club yesterday at Palmetto,
Fla. Dixie Walker former Cardinal
pitcher, on the mound for Milwaukee,
in the sixth inning, allowing five
hits. netting as many scores. With
Milwaukee leading ) to l. at the end
of the fifth. the game ended IL TO u
for the Cardinals.
The st. Louis Amerl>als. AFTER
losing to the Shreveport. La, club,
yesterday, Z to ), departed last night
for Dallas. Tex. where they play the
Texas League club today ard Sun
day.
Cleveland, Ohio. April 5.-Attec
wet grounds caused cancellation cf
an exhibition game between the Clere-
land Indians and New Orleans South
ern Association team yesterday. Maui
ager Iris Speaker sent his. cbs'fes
through a program of running. throw
ing and medicine ball tossing. ihe
same teams were scheduled TO play
at New Orleans today.
Chicago. April S. - Leon Cado-e.
veteran right-bander. who came TO the
Chicago Americans last year after q
long stay in the National League. has
passed out of the big time. His ARA
refused TO respond TO treatment this
spring and he was released TO the
Vernon Pacific Coast League CLUB yes
terday. Galore never was himself
after pitching 23-inuing one-to-ore
tie against Joe Oeschger On 1920.
The Sox were idle az Birmingham:
Ala. yesterday while t rsined and
Johnny EverS. acting manager, pom
dered the problem OF eight outtield-
ers and a weak infield. he has NOT
enough secondary strength 60 relieve
the lame Willie Kamm at third base
during the Sox-Giant transforming
tour.