Evening star., 1933-03-16
JAMESON LIKELY
TO GET TRIBE JOB
Sinus Trouble Cured, He May
Beat Rockies for Extra
OutfieId Berth.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
n YEW ORLEANS, March 10
M Charley Jameson, who for IA
years chased balls in the
Cleveland Indians outer gar
den. appears headed for comeback.
Given his unconditional release when,
it was thought, sinus trouble had ended
his usefulness, Jameson was unable to
interest other base ball clubs in signing
him. So the Indians invited him to
come to New Orleans at their expense
to show whether he still could perform
in major leagues style.
Cured of his sinus, the 40-year-old
veteran has flashed SO much stuff he
has an even or better chance of snaring
the extra outflelding job half dozen
rockies also want.
Hard work-a daily routine of walk
ing, golfng and hunting enabled
Jameson to rebuild himself during the
Winter He is faster than he was q
year ago and his batting and fielding
are comparable to the style he displayed
before illness caused his release.
PASADENA, Calf, March 16 (P).-
Philadelphia'S three-man contribution
to the White Sox fortunes of 1888, Al
Simmons, Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes,
turned in combined batting average
OF .4l6 in the opening exhibition against
the Cubs yesterday.
Haas bagged three hits in five at
tempts, Simmons cracked out two in
five, but Dykes went hitlesS in two Of
flcial trips to the plate.
CARASOTA, Fla, March 16 (P-
- Play ceased today for the Red Sox
and work began, for during the day
Gabby Street brought his st. Louis Car
dinals from Bradentown, IL miles
away, to open the exhibition game sea-
son.
I'm out to win every ball game,
McManus said at the conclusion of the
workout yesterday. He plans to use
his ace moundsmen in an effort to get
of to flying start
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. March 16
R.-Philadelphia two major league
ball clubs-the Athletics and the Phil
lies-clash today in the first Grape
fruit League game for the latter squad
The AS already have played four
exhibition games, dropping two and
winning one from the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers and losing a single contest to the
Cardinals yesterday. The Quaker City
American Leaguers now are on a five
day swing through the training camps.
For the Phillies, the game today tests
Gus Dugas at first base. He has been
given the initial sack assignment since
the hold out of Don Hurst.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March
w 16 R.-Carl Reynolds, outfielder,
was in the ST. Louis Browns
camp today, after signing his 1888 con-
tract last night.
The Browns dotted-line trouble now
has simmered down to one player
Rick Ferrell, catcher. All the outfield-
ers and infielders are in camp.
Manager Bill Killefer has picked Dick
Coffman as his starting pitcher in the
Browns first exhibition game of the
season next Sunday, against the House
Of David team.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 16
R-Manager Bucky Harris of the
Detroit Tigers has named the squad
which will make the first trip of the
exhibition season, meeting University
of Texas tomorrow, and the Beaumont
Club OF the Texas League Saturday
and Sunday.
It will include Pitchers Tommy
Bridges, Carl Fischer, Isadore Gold
stein, Luke Hamlin, Arthur Herring,
Elon Hogsett, Schoolboy Rowe, Whitlow
Wyatt and either Orlin Collier or Buck
Marrow; Catchers Gene Desautels and
Frank Reiber: Infielders Harry Davis,
Charles Gehringer, Hank Greenberg,
Marvin Owen and Heinie Soluble, and
Outfielders Pete Fox, Johnny Stone,
Gerald Walker and 10 10 White.