Evening star., 1934-04-07
DODGERS SEEKING
CARDINAL HUR[ER
O'DouI After Regular Job
With Giants-BraVes
Invade Baltimore.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ RLANDO, Fla, April =
( If the Dodgers don't
\ J succeed in negotiating a
~ trade for another pitcher
soon, it won't be because Busl-
ness Manager Bob Quinn has
not tried.
After abandoning conference with
Judge Emil Fuchs of Boston, Quinn
went into huddle with Branch
Hickey of the Cardinals, trying to
get finger in exchange for some OF
Brooklyn's minor league talent which
the Cards want.
NASHVILLE, Tenn-Lefty O'Doul
appears to be trying hard to make
regular job for himself in the New
York Giants lineup although he is
sure of being kept around as a pinch
hitter. After coming through with
pinch blow Thursday, Lefty got into
yesterdays clash with Cleveland late
and hit twice in three times up. driv-
ing in the trying run in the ninth.
BARNWElL, S. C.-The Braves
left here on an early morning train
for Washington. They play the ORR
oles in Baltimore Sunday, and the
Senators in Washington Tuesday.
CHICAGO-The Cubs rolled into
Chicago today, unpacked and moved
into Wrigley Field to give home fans
a look at what has been accomplished
since they finished the 1888 National
League season in third place.
The opposition was the American
League champion Washington Sen
ators.
I'll PASO. Textile roundabout
r, homeward trip today brought
the Pittsburgh Pirates and the
Chicago White Sox into the Lone
Star State for a pair of transforming
engagements in Ell Paso.
The teams left Tucson, Ariz., late
yesterday after the Chicagoans had
downed the Pittsburghers, to 3, in
a nip-and-tuck encounter.
The veteran, Hans Wagner Pirate
coach, had a reunion with Charley
Eaton, captain of the Tucson police.
Eaton tried out with the St. Louis
Browns % years ago.
TAMPA, Fla.-Although he was re-
ported to have been released to Tor
onto of the International League, Joe
Morrissey still is with the Cincinnati
Reds.
There was some hitch in the trans
action and Morrissey, who was the
last of the Redleg holdouts to sign.
may go to Boston. The Braves are
understood to have refused an offer
of Morrissey and cash for Joe Mowry.
General Manager Larry MacPhail
has baked at letting the inf1elder 60
for the waiver price of $4,000.
BRADENTON, Fla.-The st. Louis
Cardinals we're given holiday today
by Manager Frankie Frisch. The
players devoted most of their free time
to packing up for the trip homeward.
They will play their last exhibition
game in Florida against the Cincin-
natl Reds at Tampa tomorrow.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April Z R).-
Charley Devens, former Harvard fling
er. is back with the Yankees after re-
cuperating at Boca Ration, Fla, from
appendicitis, peritonitis and jaundice.
Charley denies there is anything
wrong with him now
Il would have reported long ago,
he said, except for a pain in my
shoulder"
LAKELAND, Fla-With IL more
days to wait before the season opens.
the Detroit Tigers will spend the
week here, playing the Montreal
Royals
The Tigers beat the Royals. 10 to 0,
yesterday. with Schoolboy Rowe pitch
ing the first three innings. He said
his arm felt fine. He had been out
of service since the arm was hurt last
July. Manager Cochrane. threatened
earlier in the week with something
akin to appendicitis, caught five
innings.