Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
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In First Appearance;
Other Training Notes
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yesterday, play host to the Cards
today in return engagement.
Manager Charlie Grimm nomi-
mated Bob Buhl, Dave Cole and
Murray Wall to share mound
duties for the. Braves, who de-
feated the Cardinals in st.
Petersburg yesterday. GA. behind
Eddie Mathews long home run
with two on.
SARASOTA. Fla, Mar. 10 (P).
The Boston Red Sox, with a
IL citrus league record. travel
to st. Petersburg today to try to
square matters with the New
York Yankees.
Ralph Brickner, Russ KEN
merer and Hector Brown were
named by Manager Lou Bou-
dreau to hurl for the Red Sox,
who dropped Ga decision to
the Yankees here yesterday.
TUCSON. Ariz.. Mar. 10 R).-
Ten days late. Bobby Avila is
expected to struggle into Cleve-
lands training camp tonight
unsigned, but apparently ready
to listen.
Avila is Cleveland's last hold
out among the regulars, and his
salary offer is understood to
amount to around $4,000. He
made about that last year, too.
Outf1elder Jim Lemon clouted
a homer and a triple as the In
dams whipped the Chicago White
Sox, 1877. yesterday. Chicago's
Bill Wilson. another youngster,
hit a two-run homer.
HAVANA, Mar. 10 (P.-The
Philadelphia Athletics, minus
southpaw Bobby Shantz, who
stayed in West Palm Beach, Fla,
to rest a muscular condition in
his back, are out to even the
score tonight in their second
game with the Pittsburgh Pr
rates.
The BUGS won, 81, last night
despite q 2-run homer by Cass
Michaels which tied the score in
the seventh.
MIAMI. Fla, Mar. 10 (P}.-
The Phillles send Karl Drews
against the Brooklyn Dodgers to-
night in the second of their two
game series here. /
HAVANA, Mar. 10 P.-Paul
LePalme has been nominated to
pitch for the Pittsburgh Pirates
tonight against the Philadelphia
Athletics. Manager Jimmy
Dykes of the AS hasn't given
any hint who he'll have on the
mound.
LAKELAND. Fla, Mar. 10 up.
The Detroit Tigers, looking
like anything but the stumbling
club which wound up in last
place in 1852, today are the UNI
defeated leaders of the Grape
fruit League.
The Tigers doWned Cincinnati,
7-3, yesterday, in rolling to their
third straight exhibition victory.
Manager Fred Hutchinson
planned a long batting drill to-
day in preparation for a clash
tomorrow with the Boston
Braves.
TUCSON, Ariz., Mar. 10 [P.-I
The Chicago Cubs. who have
absorbed three whippings in
three starts in defense Of their
1852 Grapefruit League title, will
make another try today to get
in the victory column against the
Cleveland Indians.
Paul Minner will be the first
pitcher to face the Indians fol-
lowed by Rockies Tom Simpson
and Jim Willis.
PHOENIX, Ariz, Mar. 10 (P).-I
The Chicago White Sox will
pitch Veteran Joe Dobson and
Rockies Connie johnson and Jim
Suchecki against the New York |
Giants today.
The Sox came here from
Tucson yesterday after taking q
1877 lacing from Cleveland for |
the first defeat Of the spring.
SAN BERNARDNo, Calf.
Mar. 10 R.-Most Of the st.
Louis Browns ShortstopS are
afflicted with sore arms and Man.
ager Marty Marion said he might |
have to play the position him
self in today's exhibition here
against Los Angeles.
Bill Hunter, the Browns $780,
600 rookie shortstop, was forced |
out with a sore arm after two
innings yesterday as the Browns
defeated the Hollywood Stars,
So. Neil Berry took over the
post for a while and then he had
to be replaced with farmland
Harry Schwegman.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar.
10 (P.-Outfielder Stan Musial
OF the st. Louis Cardinals, the
National Leagues leading hitter
last year for the sixth time, got
his first hits Of the spring exhi-
bition season yesterday.
Musial. usually a slow starter
in the spring, doubled, singled
and struck out during his five
inning stint as the Cardinals
were beaten by the Boston
Braves. Ga. z