The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
Briefs Of The Troining Comps
BY UNITED PRESS

Washington, April 4. (UP)-Ef- forts of Nate Andrews to pitch despite clipped bone in his be- low, confirmed fears of the Boston Braves today that he may not be available for regular service this year. Andrews went only one inning in camp game against the rockies yesterday and was touched for five runs on three hits. two walks and two errors. The rockies went on to win, 12 to g. On the brighter side, Pitcher Johnny Hutchings, who has made the best showing of any hur- dler in camp, revealed that he had developed a screw ball which was very effective.
 There Haute, Ind, April 4. (UP) The probable starting lineup for the Chicago White Sox this sea- son was revealed today by Manager Jimmy Dykes. Although the batting order hasn't been made, the prob- able starters are Waliy Moses, If; Oris Hockett, of; Guy Outright, If; Bill Nagel, 1b; Leroy Schalk. 2b; Cass MichaelS, ss; Tony CuccinellO, 3b; Mike Fresh, c; Ed LOpat, Joe Haynes or Bill Dietrich, p. The same crew will be used today against the Detroit Tigers. .. .. .... ..
 Muncie, Ind, April 4. (UP)-The Pittsburgh Pirates, red-hot choice of many experts to succeed the St. Louis Cards as National League champions, may be just another ball club after latest inroadS of Selec- tive officials. Third Baseman Bob Elliott was ordered to report to Pittsburgh for re-examinaticn of his recent reclassification in 4-F, Catcher Hank Camelli was ordered to report for induction at Milford, Miss, and Pitcher Fritz Ostermuel- Ter, 37-year-old left handler, was notified he had been accepted for military service.
 St. Louis, Mo-, April 4. (UP)- President Sam Breadon of the World Champion St. Louis Carr dinaIs, after a conference with hold outs Harry Brscheen and Johnny Hopp, indicated today that no set clement was reached. Brecheen, left handed pitcher. and Hopp. out fielder, are the teams only re- maining holdouts. Veteran Max Lanter and Rookie Jack Creel each pitched three hitless innings in a camp game yesterday in which the regulars won, ? to l.
 Pleasantville, N. J., April 4. (UP) Pitcher Rex Cecil of the Boston Red Sox was engaged in special campaign today that will get lot of endorsement if he can keep it up the job of beating the New York Yankees. He defeated them for the second straight time, to 4, yester- day, the only telling blow being a two-run homer by Catcher Mike Garbark. Bob Johnson also got a homer for Boston.
 Lakewood, N. J., April 4. (UPl- Three New York Giant players faced the prospect of imminent induction into military service today. Infielder Hugh Luby said he would join the Giants if he isn't accepted for Navy induction today. Pitcher Loren Bain went to Newark, N. J., to take his physical examination today and relief pitcher Ace Adams said he expected to be called "any day now
 Bear Mountain, N. Y., April 4 (UP)-Lectures and demonstrations by President Branch Hickey on the finer points of baseball were high- lighting the Brooklyn Dodgers training camp drills for young play CT stoday. Hickey, though many per- sons seem to have forgotten 1t, man. aged the St. Louis Browns from 1913 to 1915 and the Cardinals from 1919 to 1925, and is delighted al the chance to regale the rockies.
 Hartford, Conn, April 4.-(UP)- The central board of approved baS' | knthal1 officials last nipht nlectef