Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02
DIES AUTELS SENT
TO TORONTO CLUB
Tigers Farm Young Receiver.
Ruth Lets Up on Golf.
Squads Filling Up.
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
| ~ ACRAMENTO, Calf, March q
Gene Des Autels, young catcher
who worked regularly during the
latter part of the 1880 season,
will be farmed out to Toronto this year
by the Detroit base ball club. Des
AuteIs went from Holy Cross College
direct to the American League last
Summer.
Manager Stanley Harris had his full
SQUAD of SO players with him at train
ing camp for the first time today.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2 (P.-The
crack of bats Joined the thud of pitch
ed balls as the entire squad of the
Cleveland Indians was due on the dia-
mond today, with two exceptions Earl
Averill, who signed late, will not report
until Wednesday, and Eddie Morgan,
who maintains he means his retirement,
is believed honeymooning in Mexico.
GAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 2 GP.-
- Every ball player seeking a place
on the Chicago White SoX squad
was due in camp today, and double
drills were on Manager DOME Bush's
schedule.
Those who were to report today were
Smead Jolley, Thomas Willingham, a
recruit infielder-outfielder Luke App
ling. recruit shortstop; Johnny Wat
wood, veteran outfelder, and Mel ST.
mons, outfielder recently purchased
from Louisville.
PENSACOLA, Fla, March 2 LP.-
Manager Shane Collins is feeling pretty
good about the pitching of three of his
Red Sox youngsters.
The score of yesterdays game be-
tween the Regulars" and the "Yanni-
gans" was to 2 in favor of the
former but that's beside the point.
Young Jerry Brillheart, brother of Jim,
the southpaw, didn't allow hit in the
three innings he spent in the box;
Bobby Kline, the 230-pounder 20-year-
old boy, allowed three hits in the fifth
but that was the beginning and end,
and a right field single was the sum
total of the dent made by the Yanni-
gans in Frank Milliken's pitching.
TORT MYERS, Fla, March 2 (P.-
L Infielders Boley and williams, and
Outfielder Bing Miller reported for
duty at the Philadelphia Athletics
training camp today, and the cham
pions are about ready to get down to
routine practice.
Manager Mack expects to have two
complete Teams III the IlelO Dy LOu1Or-
row. He hopes to have most of his
regulars and half dozen pitchers in
shape to bear down in the coming
series with the st. Louis Cardinals.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March
2 R.-Still another member of the
House of Terrell has gone in for pro-
fessional base ball. Marvin, 20 years
old, 6 feet tall and weighing ITS
pounds, will work out with the st.
Louis Browns until they break camp
here. when he will join Wichita Falls
of the Texas League. Catcher Rick
Terrell says brother Marvin has as
much natural stuff as brother Wesley
of the Cleveland Indians. Marvin has
played semi-pro ball for three years in
Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
fourth brother is in the International
League.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 2
(P).-Florida's golf courses will see
little or nothing of Babe Ruth until
next year.
Regretfully the Babe has laid aside
putter and mashie and prepared to get
himself in shape for the coming Ameri-
can League campaign. Spring train
ing for New York Yankees began off,
cially today.