The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-08
TIPS FROM THE TRAINING
 CAMPS
EXHIBITION GAME SCORES
 (By United Press)

I1obtOH NA) ~, COiuHuDuS NAAD D.
 Brooklyn (N) 6; Hartford (NL)
 New York (A) 5 Asheville (PL) 2.
 Chicago fA) 2; New York (N) 3. Washington tA) 17; Chattanooga (SA) 2.
 Cleveland (A) II; New Orleans (SA) 3.
 Cincinnati (N) ,; Louisville CAD St Louis (A) 4; Kansas City CAD Rochester GL) 9; Boston (N) 2. Birmingham (SA) 9; St Louis (N) 2.
 Fort Worth (TL) 9: Chicago (N) Mobile (sA) 3; New York Ends (N) 2.
 Indianapolis (AA) 4: Toronto tIL)
 Houston (TL) :; Montreal GID
 Buffalo CID 1s; Nashville (sA) II.
 Greenville, S. C., April 8.-(UP)- Chicago's White Sox made their bid for an even break with the New York Giants as the teams met in their 18th game to-day. Yesterdays ' to victory at Atlanta was the SoxS fifth in II contests. Pat Car away pitched the entire game and held the Giants to hits. Washington. D. C., April 8.-(UP) Manager Walter Johnson brought his Washington Senators home to- day for an exhibition game with the Boston Braves. The Senators closed their road tour yesterday with a 17 tn ftity h while the Braves were dropping a 3 to decision to Rochester at Greensboro, S. c. Burke pitched the full game for the Senators, allow ing only scattered safeties. Ashevile, N. C., April 8.--(UP)-- Ben Chapman is making strong bid for a regular berth with the New York Yankees and may open the season at second base. The for mer Southern leaguer starred in yes- terday's , to 2 victory over Ashe- villc with three consecutive singles and two stolen bases. The second of the three game series will be played to-day.
 Macon. Ga, April S.-CUP)-Pos- sibility that Jack Quinn may be able to take a regular turn on the mound to-day neutraliZed the Brooklyn Ro- bins grief over the loss of Adolfo Luque. After Luquc broke thumb | in yesterdays batting practice, Quinn turned in d three hit pitch | ing performance which enabled the Robins to defeat Hartford, 6 to l. Luque will be out of the game for at | least month.
 Philadelphia. April S-(CP)-The | Philadelphia Phillies held q two- game to one lead over their civic rivals. the Athletics, as the two clubs resumed city series competi- | tion to-day. The fifth and final game of the series will be played Saturday.
 Columbus, Ohio. April 8.-UP)- Manager Shano Collins believes his | Boston Red Sox have found their | batting eyes and now are ready for the opening of the major league season. The Red Sox took the open
 ing contest of d three-game series
 with Columbus yesterday, 20 to 5.
 Boston. keeping Columbus hits | well scattered.
 | Birmingham Ala, April S.-UP) The Cleveland Indians started
 their northern transforming trip to- l day with game against the Blr-
 mingham Barons. Yesterdays ff-
 nal training camp game resulted in
 a II to , victory over New Orleans. | Louisville, Ky. April S.-UP)- | Ben Frey was expected to get the pitching assignment against Louis vile today in the Cincinnati Reds
 effort to take the odd game of the
 series Cincinnati's , to 2 triumph
 yesterday evened the series at one | game each.
 l Huntsville. Ala, April 8.-(CP)- i The St Louis Cardinals broke their
 homeward Jaunt to-day with an ex | hibition game against Huntsville
 and Manager Gabby Street was hopeful that they would resume | their winning ways. Yesterday the
 Cards were defeated, to ', by Bir-
 mingham.
 | Wichita. Kas. April s. CUP)- l Bill Killefer brought his St Louis
 Browns to Wichita to-day for the
 final two game series of their spring
 exhibition tour. They will return
 to St Louis Friday to start city
 series competition with the Cards
 Chad Kimsey and sam Gray pitched | the Browns to to 2 victory in
 yesterdays final game at Kansas l City.
 Headphones for the deaf have
 been installed in a London talkie l theater.