The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-14
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BY UNITED PRESS Yesterdays Exhibition Games Score.
 Boston (N) 4, Philadelphia (A) 8
 Brooklyn (N) 10, House of David 1
 Chicago (N) 16, Los Angeles ],
 St Louis (A) 10, Coast Guard 0.
 San Francisco 5, Detroit (A) 2. Cardinals
 Bradenton, Florida, March IA - tUP) - An epidemic of sore arms has hit the St Louis Cardinals camp Jimmy Collins and Eddie Deler rookie infielders. have been excused rom work because of lame wings and several pitchers are complain ing of kinks in their throwing arms Burleigh Grimes is rounding into condition and has announced that he will be ready to pitch in one of the exhibition games next week.
 Reds
 Tampa, Florida, March 14-UP) -Cfncinnatps crippled Reds were hosts today to the New York Yan- kees in an exhibition game. The Reds camp was shrouded in gloom because of the announcement that Harry Heilmann, star outfielder, may be unable to play all season. Heilmann is in Cincinnati hospital taking eA AOL dI lIlIlLlS III HIS WrlSIS.
 Horace Ford, holdout shortstop, is in camp for conference with President Sidney Well but said he would not accept salary cut.
 The Tanks arrived early today af- ter spending yesterdays holiday in the dedication of the Miller Huggins memorial at St Petersburg.
 Cleveland
 New Orleans, La, March IA -- UP) - Cleveland's veteran pitch CTS were scheduled for their first test of the season today in a prac- tice game with the New Orleans Pel- jeans. Willis Hudlin and Walt Mill Ter, two hurlers who are counted upon to put the Indians in the pen nant race. will make their 1881 mound debuts,
 West Palm Beach, Florida, March IA - (UP) - Jim Levey, rookie is candidate for the leadoff position with the St Louis BroWns. Levy reached base six consecutive times in yesterdays 10 to victory over the coast guard and he will be given a further test in Toledo with Columbus.
 White Sox
 San Antonio, Texas, March IA - (UP) - The New York Giants and Chicago White Sox opened their an- nual exhibition series here today. Chief interest is centered in the per- formances of promising rockies - Vergez of the; Giants and appling of the sox.
 Robins
 Clearwater, Florida, March IA - CUP) - Joe Shaute, former CIeve- land pitcher, who is attempting comeback with Brooklyn, will make his first start of the season in to- days exhibition game with the Phillies. Manager Robinson used rookie lineup yesterday in defeat- ing the House of David. 10 to 9, but day.
 Winterhaven. Florida. March IA - President l.. C. Ruch remained in camp today as the Phillies went to Clearwater to meet Brooklyn, Ruch has sent for Chuck Klein. Phil Collins and Jack Sherlock. the three fhlllies holdouts. and hopes to ad- Just salary differences. II believe Klein and l can reach an agree ment,' he said. AS for Collins and sherlock we have gone the limit. in fairness with them and have nothing more to offer"
 Braves
 St Petersburgh, Florida, March IA - fUP) - Boston's Braves hope to their claim to the "gra pe- fruit League" cham pionship today by taking second consecutive game from the world champion Philadel- phia Athletics. The Braves won yesterdays game 4 to 3, when Out fielder Moore let Richbourg's single roll through his legs for home run in the ninth inning.
 Red SOx
 Pensacola. Florida, March IA - (uP) - Boston's Red Sox today opened two-game exhibition series with the Louisville American Asso- ciation Club. Manager John Col llns planned to start his regular line up with Wiley Moore and Danny McFayden pitching.
 Senators
 Biloxi. Miss, March IA - UP)- Joe Kuhel, 5000 rookie, has been warned that he must show more en- thusiasm if he hopes to remain with the Washington Senators. The former Kansas City star reported in poor condition and has shown little interest in winning the judges first base assignment.
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