The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
At The BaseboII raining Camps
 (By United Press)
TANKS

(UP)-Joe Glenn, a catcher in the New York Yankee farm system for several seasons, gets his third chance to make good with the World Champions when he reports for spring training here tomorrow. When Manager Joe Mccarthy learned that Catcher Bill Dickey, a Yankee for l7 years, was taking his draft physical this week he asked President Ed Barrow to transfer Glenn from the Kansas City roster, 1nnelder Don Savage and Pitcher Hank Borowy reported to the Yan- kee camp last night making eight players on hand and many urac- counted for.
 GIANTS
 Lakewood, N. J., March i4--(UP) The New York Giants, training Jointly with their minor league farm hands from Jersey City, pre- pared today for the largest number of players ever to attend one Of their camps. There were l8 New Workers and 24 Jerseyites to answer the opening spring training roll call yesterday. Tn addition, the Giants later in the week will con- duct e tryout camp for youngsters under draft age.
 Manager Mel ott said he had 10 players under contract with at least six, Catcher Ernie Lombardi, In- fielder Billy Jurges, Pitchers Ace Adams and Ken Chase and Out fielders Johnny Fucker and Buster MaynardS, still holdouts. The latest to sign was Pitcher Harry Feldman.
 BLUE JAYS
 Philadelphia, March l4--(UP)- Glenn Stewart, Philadelphia Blue Jays shortstop has been classified Az in hLS pre- Induction army eX- animation because of varicose veins in his legs and he will report for spring training at Wilmington, Del" next week, officials said today.
 It also was revealed that H. B. (Ray) Brubnker, former New York Yankee mad Detroit Tiger infelder. has been named manager Of the Blue Jay Farm Club at Bradford, Pa, In the Pony league.
 
 ATHLETICS
 Frederick. Md, March IA - (UP) Manager Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics, chased in- doors by an overnight rain which stopped the opening day Of spring training, said today that northern conditioning was all right aS stop gap measure but that he believed all major league baseball teams would return to their camps in the south and on the west coast when the war was over.
 T have not the slightest doubt that all teams will go back to their old training camps as soon as It IS possible for them to do SOL he said.
 SENATOR'S
 College Park, Md, March IA - (UP) --Managor Ossie Bluese of the Washington Senators ordered an- other waist. trimming drill' today for the 10 players who began spring training yesterday on q rain soaked field at the University Of Maryland. The players take two slow laps around the field and fol- low through with bunting for batters and "lazy pitching work out" for the hurlers. Milo Candini and Vernon Curtis of the hurllng staff impressed Bluege yesterday with their excellent condition and display of stuff even in the easy drill.
 REDS
 Bloomington, Ind. March IA - (UP)-The Cincinnati Reds added two new players to their roster to-. day, with e squad Of 20 on hand for spring training which began yesterday with two brief workouts
 The new hands are Daniel Pha, len. q first baseman who was signed ns c free agent after being released from Sacramento of the Pacinc Coast league, and Joe Just catcher, who was on the voluntary retired list last year. He caught TOT Birmingham of the Southern AsSo- ciation in 1922.
 BRAVES Boston, March l4-tUP) Pitcher Jim Tobin, whose speciality is Q loafng slow ball. has signed his ip44 contract and will join the tear, | when spring training begins at the Choatc School at Wailingford, Mass. President Bob Quinn of the Boston Braves said today. Tobin, one of the leagues most effective pitchers with his bafning change of pace. pitched 24 com plete games last year ard figures