Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01


declares he feels fit to jump into
Conspicuous in the luggage Judge
transports to Union Station this eve
ming will be a. rather shiny set of
southpaw golfng implements. Joe
hasn't been addicted to the Scottish
pastlme very long and modestly ad-
mits his game is far below the caliber
or that flashed by Rice and Goslfn but
hopes to round out with them the
only known left-handed threesome
among diamond performers.
Parked in a corner of his suit case
Judge viii have mitt and pair of
spiked shoes for use in loosening up
his salary wing with a bit of horse
hide tossing, but Joe is making no
secret of the fact that he expects
70 get most of his exercise on the
links while in Arkansas
Sam and Goose Are Sore.
II Judge adopts the routine being
followed there by GosIin and Rice he
VIII md his days bit more strenu-
Gus than he anticipates, judged by q
communication recently received from
the latter. In it Sam says that he
and Goose fall out of the hay every
morning at 1870 o'clock, and after
breakfast play from IS to 27 holss
daily bath in the spas far-famed.
radioactive water, they take a hike
over the hills before checking in for
o'clock dinner
Two boils would feel good along
side the way my legs feel" is what
sam advises US, with the reIayed oh
servation from Goose that every
move is pain" Both of the Griff-
men report favorably on the nroven-
a Efa1r
are loud in praise of the weather on
TAP the temperature being repre-
sented as lowering between the so
and 70 degree mark
Judge Will have the COMPANY Of
Goslin and Rice for only a few DAYS
at Hot Springs, as the early birds are
due to move on to Tampa the middle
or the month, arriving there about the
same time that Manager Harris
reaches Hot Springs to call the roII
FOR the athletes who are booked 10
assemble there February Is for a two
weeks soIourn. These include Pitch
erS Johnson, Ruether. Gregg, Cove
leskie, Marberry and ogden; out
flelder Leibold and Infelders Peckin-
paugh and McNally
VI this advance squad five have yet
70 go through with the little for
mality of making them selves eligible
to receive transportation. One az
these is Walter Johnson who still Is
undecided as to where or how he will
spend the Summer months The
others are Ruether. Gregg, Ogden and
Peck, who are included among This
year most prominent students Of
high finance.
Training Date Is Shifted.
not unexpected change in Spring
training plans has been OFFICIALLY de-
creed by which squad No. .. comnosed
largely OF young batterymen, will re-
port at Tampa on Wednesday. Feb
ruary Is, instead of the following
sunday as originally scheduled. This
switch was made TO give the juvenile
boxmen more time TO get tbeir si,,o
pers into shape for the pre-sea so,
exhibitions, the little world sAriaS,,
with the Giants which opens with a
clash at Palm Beach on March 10
Grim action in this respect will give
MS hurlers approximately the three
weeks considered essential for then,
20 attain the stage of training where
cney can pear down" against Nc
Graws gang Of clubbers
In this squad. COMPRISING II 9TH
ietes' there are only men who
nave bound themselves for service
through the medium of their sigma
tures-Third Baseman Blueee. Catch
er Tate and Pitchers Dudley and
kely-the seven who are vet 70
Chamber aboard the band wagon being
catcher Hargrave and Pitchers Zach.
airy, russell, Brillheart, Zahniser.
Martina and Mcnamara.
The most notable unsigned mar.
former in the last bunch listed 70
start work, being due at Tampa
March l, is Back stop in chief RueI
Outhelders McNeely and CARLYLE and
PITCHER Mogridge also are in Muddy's
category, the records showing only In
nelders Shirley and Adams and Out
fielders Matthews and Reinhardt al
ready in the fold.
Athletes routed for Tampa via Hot
Springs have only two weeks left
now In which to come TO terms.
members OF the second SQUAD have a
few days additional and a full month
remains before the final delegation
must sign, or else
Ogden and Zahniser "Lost.-
Two of the world champions, Ogden
and Zahniser, at present are cata-
logued as lost, strayed or stolen
on the books of Secretary E. b.
Eynon, jr., who yesterday returned
from short golf1ng vacation at
augusta, Ga. The last that was
heard of this pitching pair was when
they left Reno. New, in the Fall, fol-
lowing hunting trip with Johnson
and Scout Joe Engel. and entrained
for the coast. All efforts to get in
touch with them have failed, but if
they headed for the merry go-round
at Tia Juana, as is reported, appeals
for assistance, may be expected from
them any day. Curley and Paul prob
ably are learning that as turfmen
they have prospects of becoming fair
pitchers