Evening star., 1924-04-04

The Indians today are in New Or
leans for seven-day stay. Yanni-
gan-Regular games are planned ex-
cept Saturday AND Sunday, when
games with New Orleans are sched-
uled.
Giants Leading White Sox
NEW YORK, April 4.-The New
York Giants are one up in the series
with the White Sox after winning 10
TO at Atlanta yesterday. The Yam
KEGS competed with a circus at Ma
con. Ga, and outdrew the big tent
for an ST win from Rochester. Brook
lyn did not play.
Wayland Dean, of the Giants, suf-
fered his first fall from grace and al
lowed five hits, six passes and seven
runs in four innings. Rosy Bill Ryan
checked the Sox for the rest of the
combat while Billy Southworth and
George Kelly hit home runs among
gale of McGraw hits good for ten
runs and the game.
Milton CASTOR evened the day for
the rookie tribe by holding Rochester
hitless for the last five innings of the
Yankee victory. Wallie Schang
caught his first game since his recent
RIB injury. Another overflow crowd,
hungry for Babe Ruth homers, were
fed a two-bagger and a single.
brooklyn, with Outfielder Bernie
Neis returned to good standing after
his recent threat to become an out
law, meets Reading of the Interna-
tional League, at Albany, Ga, today.
The Sox-Giant tourists play at Bir-
mingham. Ala, and the Yankees and
Rochester clash in the last game of
their series at Savannah, Ga.
FohI to Be Bench Manager.
BOSTON, April 4.-Lee Fohl, manager
of the Boston Americans. will handle
his team from the bench this year
Foil, after a day off on account of rain
at Dallas. Tex, said last night that he
had decided to change his methods of
coaching from the base lines which he
has followed for ten years, to direct
ing the team from the dugout.
Dispatches from the south state that
he may experiment with Dudley Lee,
new shortstop. as lead-off man. Prior to
Ira Flagsteads arrival at camp, Lee
was at bat ten times as lead-off man and
reached first seven times.
The team meets the Dallas, Texas
League club today.
Gus Felix, Boston Nationals outfieIder,
who has been laid up for several weeks
after an operation for appendicitis, will
join the squad at Philadelphia on April
Is, when the base ball season opens, 1t
was announced at st. Petersburg, Fla,
yesterday. The Braves were idle, ex-
cept for routine batting drill.
Reds END Camp Practice.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Training camp
activities of the Cincinnati Nationals
ended today with a long practice ses-
sion. The team will remain at Orlando
tonight and leave for Daytona, the first
step on their homeward trip, tomorrow
Bubbles Hargrave, who has been laid
up for three weeks with an attack of
1umbago, worked out with the team,
and will be in shape to catch some of
the exhibition games on the way
north.
Tigers Toi1ing Hard.
DETROIT, April 4.-Three days of
intensive practice was begun today
by the Detroit Americans at their
Augusta, Ga, training camp, in prepa-
ration for their swing northward,
which starts April z, when they meet
Cincinnati at Atlanta in the first of a
series of five exhibition games, end
ing at Knoxville, Tenn.
The squad which went to Ashe-
vile, N. c., yesterday was defeated
by the local team, IT to IA. Catcher
Bassler directed the work of the
members of the squad who remained
at the training camp, paying particu-
lar attention to Pitcher Lii Stoner,
who is striving to perfect his control
before the season opens.
White Sox Hold-Outs Sign.
CHICAGO, April 4.-The Chicago
americans. roster for 1924 is COM
Slete. Harry Hooper, hold-oute out
Selder, Joined the club at Atlanta,
ia, yesterday, and Johnny Mostil,
~utflelder, signed a contract yester-
day and will go south to join the club
1andaE. Nothing was announced as