The Washington times., 1931-03-14
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Training Camp
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edict of President York that they
must sign contracts at once or
they could not sail with the
Robins for Havana next week.
The pair was given until Friday
to sign.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Mitchell
and Parmalee will probably do
the hurling for the Giants this
afternoon in the first of the
series with the Chicago White
Sox. Bill Terry, the Giant first
baseman, will not arrive in time
for today's game.
TAMPA, Fla.-R and
Johnson were nominated today
by Manager Joe Mccarthy to
hurl for the Yankees in the
exhibition game this afternoon
against the Cincinnati Reds.
Neither Lazzeri or Sewell will
start, Larry playing third base,
Werber short and Gehrig first.
NEW ORLEANS-The PelicanS
Of New Orleans were the oppon-
ents of the Cleveland Indians
Baseball Club in the Tribes fourth
exhibition game of the training
season today. The Indians top
pied the Pelicans in the three
previous contests. Hudlin and
Miller were slated to handle the
mound duties for the Cleveland
diamond squad.
TAMPA, Fla.-HopeS of seeing
Harry Heilmann in the Cincin-
natl Reds lineup this season went
aglimmering today following the
report of his physicians that it
would be at least two weeks be-
fore the giant slugger will be able
to play at all.
The physicians gloomily pre-,
dicted that even if Heilmann is
not permanently incapacitated by
arthritis in his right wrist, it
will be at least two weeks before
he can hope to go into training
The one bright spot in the offing
as the Reds prepared to meet
the. Yankees was that Horace
Ford was expected to sign up
today.
LOS ANGELES, Calf The
"murderer's row" of old came
back to cheer Rogers Hornsby
today in his new post as Chicago
Cubs manager. Twenty-Five nits
ratified off the Cubs bats in yes
terday's exhibition game with the
Los Angeles Angels to give the
Chicago team a 16-to-1 victory.
Gabby Hartnett and Hornshy
pounded out home runs, the lat
ter appearing to be just as spry
as he did in 1929, despite an old
heel injury.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-A re.
vised Chicago White Sox lineup
faced the New York Giants to,
day in the spring series opener
here.
Mel Simons will take Smead
Jolley's place in the cleanup
position, while Smead will drop
to fifth and Carl Reynolds will
swing third.
SAN FRANCIsCO-The Mis-
sion Club of the Pacific Coast
[ League, has purchased Aug1e
Walsh, right-handed twirler, from
the Baltimore Club of the Inter
national League, it was an
nounced here today.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Bunched
hits of the San Francisco Seals
in the seventh proved too much
for the Tigers in their first
exhibition game of the season
here yesterday, and what looked
like a Detroit victory in the
fourth turned to defeat by the
ninth, The score was 81.
Waite Hoyt, veteran Tiger
pitcher, allowed the Seals seven
hits and had the Tigers ahead
81. when he left the mound IN
the fourth inning. Guy Cantrell
finished the game but was not
so lucky. Although he allowed
no more hits than Hoyt, the
Seals colleeted them in punches
Manager Harris will continue
his new outfield arrangement OF
walker brothers, Gerald and Har'
vey, and Frank Doljack again
today, He is following a plan
announced several days ago OF
an outfield change.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The
Boston Braves today faced the
Philadelphia Athletics in the sec
ond game of a series, hearteneo
by a 4-to-3 victory against the
world champions yesterday.
PENSACOLA, Fla.-The Boston
Red Sox today lined up against
the Louisville nine in the first
of a two-game series. Yesterday
the regulars trimmed the yanl
ganS, 10 to 3.
BRADENTON, Fla March IA
The conference between President
Sam BreadOn and Frankie FrlSch
star Cardinal second baSeman
which is expected to result in
Frisch signing contract is
scheduled for today, after being
postponed from yesterday by
Breadon.
I'D rather not consider the
Frisch matter on Friday the
thirteenth" BreadOn declared.
Frisch is expected to sign to-
day but is known to want a
salary increase.
WEST PALM ACH, Fla.
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