The Washington times., 1932-04-11

3 MANAGERS
To MAKE
DEBUTS

From IL to IS rockies, starting
the season as regulars, will be
seen in the line-ups of the big
league baseball teams in today's
and tomorrow's inaugural games.
There will be about the same
number of familiar faces in
strange uniforms, players who
were traded up or down the river
during the off season. And the
opening gong will mark the debut
of three new managers, Max
Carey, Of Brooklyn: Lew Fonseca,
of the Chicago White SoX, and
George Gibson, who resumes his
former post as pilot of the
Pirates.
The two Chicago Clubs and the
Yankees are going in for rockies
in a big way.
The Cubs will have Stanley
Hack, up from Oakland, at third
base, and this former bank teller,
who is now cashing base hits,
may turn out to be the prize re-
cruit of the season. They will
have Billy Herman, Louisville
product, at second base. Vince
Barton, recalled from Los Angeles,
is getting another trial in right
field.
The White Sox are starting
Harold Anderson, former st. Paul
outfield, in centerfield. Carey
Selph, former farm hand of the
st. Louis Cardinals, has been
showed into the thirdbase hot
spot.
Yanks Have Pair
Joe Mccarthy. of the Yankees,
has fresh men in two important
infield posts. Frank Crosetti,
San Francisco Italian, who is ac-
claimed as coming marvel, is at
third base and Jack Saltzgaver.
from st. Paul, at second.
Bill Lawrence, up from Seattle,
may start in centerfield for De-
troit. Nolen Richardson, who
commuted between the motor
city and Toronto last season. has
won the third-base assignment.
Len Koenecke, the $4,000 prize
from indianapolis, will play left
field regularly for the Giants
when right-handers are hurting
for the opposition. In exhibition
games, Koenecke has batted
heavier than anybody on the
club, except Bill Terry.
Al Cohen, Hartford rookie, will
play left field for Brooklyn until
Lefty ODoul RECEIVERS from a
wrist injury.
The Boston Braves are starting
Bill Knothe, up from Seattle, at
third base.
Mickey Heath, wood
product, who broke his arm soon
after his debut last year, is hold
ing down first base for Cincin-
natl, and Joe Morrissey, former
Holy Cross star, who played with
st. Paul last season, will see a
good deal of service in the infield.
Rookie HurlerS, Too
In addition to these, a flock of
rookie pitchers will be making
their starting lineup, with the
two championship teams, the
Cardinals and Athletics, and the
Senators, Browns, Indians, Phil
Lies, and Pirates.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati pre-
dominate in the "old faces in
new places" class. The Dodgers
nave coralled the following galaxy
OF veterans from other clubs:
Strlpp, Cuccinello, and Sukeforth
from Cincinnati; Hack Wilson
from the Cubs (via the Cardi.
nais); Waite Hoyt from the Ath-
!etlcs, and long George Kelly
from Minneapolis.
The Reds have Babe Herman,
,Wally Gilbert, and Ernie Lom,
oardI from Brooklyn; Andy High
from the Cardinals, and George
Grantham from Pittsburgh.
Outflelder Cary Reynolds has
gone from the Chicago White
Sox to Washington with Johnny
herr IN exchange for Bump Had.
ley, Sam Jones, and InfieIder
hayes. Art Shires, former Wash.
lngton and White Sox playboy, is
WIN the Boston Braves, as is
Fred Leach, former Giant Marty
McManus, former Detroit favorite
wears a Red Sox uniform. The
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