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Expects 20 Wins | JOEY ON THE JOB By JIM BERRYMAN | From Earnshaw Qfcipp mas Even Lost his suce By the Associated Press. SINCE JOE Calif., March 24.— IN.. PASADENA.Any lingering doubts con- cerning big George Earn- ^^^HECKED shaw’s ability to pitch as he did Rookie Set Down Indians in True in his best days with the Athletics Flingers Promising. have disappeared from the mind Fashion in of Lew Fonseca, of the Fonseca Wants Catcher, Big League . Earnshaw has worked so effec- Slab Southpaw. First Real Tilt. that 20 vic- & tively Fonseca expects Joe "3

(Note: This is one of a series of BY JOHN B. KELLER. stories dealing with the 1934 pros- Miss.. March 24.— pects 0/ major league base ball That pitching problem KUtlEL clubs.J with which Manager Joe BY BILOXI,Cronin has been wrestling GRIFFS PRIZE PAIL ZIMMERMAN, As»ociated Press ever since the Nationals opened first-sacher... ** Sport. Writer. here early this month may ANGELES. March 24 — camp GREAT have been solved as ShowiMG On the yesterday NiFty ability of new the Nationals in their first for- FORM IN HIS the chances EH players hinges mal competition of the training PAILV WORKOUTS ? LOSof the Chicago White Sox won 5 to 2 over the i to out of the second divi- campaign Recruit UNDER THE pull . Fielding Superbly sion in the two Cronin sent to the hill only Biloxi Sum.,. pennant race this year. , the left-handed Ray Prim and Hitting Timely in Manager Lew Fonseca, in his drive and the right-handed Ed Linke, and to rejuvenate the club, has added both looked so well they may easily Exhibition Tilts. strength In every department—a much complete the manager’s nine-man hill KUHEL'5 better organization, he believes, than which has seven vet- squad, already the one he took charge of two years erans assured of member- b>ali_et seemingly By the Associated Press. 'jS ago. but hardly a pennant con- ship. WORK AROUNP tender. PALM BEACH, Fla., *“ As they performed against Walter THAT £JAG RATE* He isn't satisfied by any means with Linke March 24. — Harland Johnson’s outfit. Prim and HIM US THE the White Stockings as they now line enforcement Clift, 21-year-old in- might well prove great up. For example. Fonseca would like WESTfielder from the Texas AA CLA^5*•* on a slabbing detail scheduled to in- very much to get another catcher. foil Horns- 4 clude Earl Whitehill, A1 Crowder. League, may Rogers And he believes a southpaw Walter Stewart, Monte Weaver and by's ambition to bring his total would help out. Jack Russell and more than probably major league base hits to 3,000 But he has a lot of things to be A1 Thomas and Bobby Burke. before his playing days are over. thankful for along with his worries. Of course Alex McColl, the 38-year- The Rajah, who needs 102 hits to Fonseca believes Henry "Zeke'’ Bo- old veteran of the minors: Ed Chap- reach his goal, is preparing himself nura. big. hard-driving hitter from the man, bought last year from Roches- very carefully for active service with Texas League, will round out one of ter: Len Phillips, the purchase from the Browns this season, third base the best infields in the American Albany, and Mark Filley, shipped here being the spot he has picked out for League. for trial by the same club, haven't himself. had trials under fire this Spring and Clift, however, has done such fancy i Ruel May Help. may display surprising worth, but fielding and timely hitting in exhibi- f BONURA, who .357 from what these four have uncovered tion games that the Skipper may not last season, at first. Jimmy in training none appears to have "win” the from him. WITH job Dykes at third, Mmter Hayes much chance to along as go strongly at second and Luke Applmg at as either or ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .-Babe Prim Linke. and Kress Ruth never has been one to worry shortstop Ralph available for any spot, not to mention the about Spring training games and his Will Get More Opportunity. manager himself, Fonseca feels his in- slugging feats of the current grape- field is secure. RONIN has been particularly fruit league competition have come as set-up Joe Chamberlin, Joe is out to a shortstop, completes the reserve sweet on this pair from the be- a startling surprise. LAST SEASON guard. ginning of training and the In the ’ five BETTER HIS RUNS Some promising pitchers also have manner in which the two came games, Ruth has clouted three homers RECORD OF 107 BATTED come to gladden his heart. And through yesterday tickled him no end. and a , among other safe blows, IN... IN LEAGUE (FIFTH ) there's former- After the contest, he did not hesitate and nudged in 10 of the Yanks' 36 big George Eamshaw, of the Athletics. The to declare his faith in these aspiring runs. ly outstanding youngsters In the mound are Lee candidates and added that every op- corps Stine from San Francisco, Leslie portunity for development would be Good Ones for A’s. who came from the Texas afforded them. Tietje. up PETERSBURG, Fla —If history John Pomorski from Mont- Prim, who left-handed his way League; is repeating, the Philadelphia First Griff Recruits to Go TERRY real. and Phil Buffalo. Of and of EVIDENTLY Gallivan, through the first five frames, was the ST. Athletics are on the road to an- Sington Phipps those who finished 1933 with the Pale main victim of the Indian attack. He other championship. If not. well- Hose are Ted , Whit- yielded all the alien runs and six of Lyons. The A s have lost six of their eight low Wyatt, Ed Durham and Milton the seven safeties that were credited Other Lacks Polish Even for Minors. Florida flare-ups thus far and today Former Grid Star Unable to Hit Collegian Gaston, but nowhere in that flock is to the invaders of Biloxi Park. Yet Enough, the Boston who IS NOT SATISFIED they oppose Braves, a he showed a fine fast ball, a decep- portsider. licked them 14 to 0 yesterday. The Behind the Fonseca has his tive curve and a baffling change of Miss.. March 24.— for shipment to a minor berth, in almost green Inner cordon in Hal way through the stiles and that's plate only consolation w-as the of troubles, although Harold (Muddy) pace. j Although his Nationals the opinion of Manager . Trosky at first base, perhaps Bad about 10 per cent of the town's Jimmy Foxx. one of the longest hits at may serve as Something else. too. that Prim re- j have been through only Sington. former Alabama Uni- News Hale at second, although he population. Declared Undisturbed by Ruel, recently acquired, the local park. the steadying Influence for the trio of vealed was a deceptive pitching mo- BILOXI.one exhibition game this versity grid star who twice was played third here yesterday in the This Holland who is being tried John Pasek from Detroit. Mervm Shea, tion that made the Tribesmen who LAKELAND. Fla.-Detroit’s Spring, has named an all-America tackle, was exhibition game while Bozie Bereer in right field by the Indians came Club’s Failure, Tigers1 Spring St. Louis, and Morgan Snyder, a reached first base hesitate about tak- faced the St. Louis Cards in an exhi- wielded the pruning knife on his sent down by the Albany Club as was at the middle station: Bill from the Milwaukee club. He J from of a for the fifth berth on Knickerbocker at short, and Johnny looked pretty good, but nothing youngster up Topeka, Kans., ing a healthy lead off the station. bition game here today without the squad. prospect He Makes took over the Change. the Western League. He flashed this knack before the game services of Bill Rogell, hard-hitting This morning he announced the the outfield detail of the Nation- Burnett at third. These young like Sam Rice, who was warm when after two were out release of John als. a fielder, the fellows have thefr days, but not berth in the fifth frame. The for- infielder, who sprained an ankle in outright Phipps, Although good Haas Doubtful Starter. and the return to the big who swings from the often enough maybe to make the mer Washington star appears in in the first frame Earl Averlll, the Thursday’s game with the Athletics, ; shortstop, fellow, By the Associated Press. showed Insufficient Indians formidable in trim and he's been of George ‘Mule-’ Haas southside swinging batsman, managed Marvin Owen will take Rogells place Albany Club of the International right side, particularly great playing j to beach. Fla.. March to into condition added to to crack a handle single to left field. at third. League of Fred Sington, out- ability in the drills the pennant pursuit. fine ball for Johnson's club this get INABILITYFonseca's for the former Earl decided to take advantage of the fielder. Phipps, who came to satisfy Cronin. He leaves today The Indians will have a sturdy Spring. 24.—Bill Terry may not worries, Athletic star was forced to leave supposed greenie and stepped a trifle SARASOTA, Fla.—The Boston Red | camp with no professional experi- for Barnwell. S. C, where the Al- outfield with and Joe Had Schulte not loafed on a hit be worrying, as he as- Spring far from the sack. Prim then pitched Sox have high hopes of leaving all of I ence after starring at the Univer- bany Club is in training. Vosmik playing the leading roles, in the fifth, Pytlak would not have Miamiserts he isn’t, over the camp and go to Arkansas to undergo : a staff headed treatment for rheumatism. a strike to Joe Vosmik, ever a danger- their bad base ball behind today when j sity of North Carolina and playing Augustin Dugas, a left-hand good catching by made a . It was really failure of his New York Giants ous batter, and poised for his second they journey to Tampa to engage the in an amateur league at his home. swinger, also sent here by Albany Roy Spencer and Glenn Myatt, nothing more than a single that to hit this Spring, but he has At Simmons reported in better con- I a ever and to delivery. Instead of traveling toward . Infries, Va., lacked the polish even for training, continues candidate although little Frankie Pytlak can ha banged. But that's what these shaken up his batting order just dition than appears ready contribute to this do his usual both at the the man at the plate, however, the ball for the extra outfield place. plenty depart- exhibition games are for. Schulte j the same. heavy duty ( _ and a staff. and in left field. Haas went to first base and Joe Kuhel easily ment. superb pitching will do more hustling the next Before yesterday's game with the plate Supposing , who still seems to start the the erased Averlll. Thereafter in Prim's If he can get his infield func- time something comes his way. Browns, Terry benched George Davis will be ready season, to belong more to the Washington Johnson the the other outer term on the hill, no Indian who was tioning properly, says After five frames Manager Cro- and sent the youthful Hank Heber into battle' for garden spot club than any other outfit in the fortunate to reach the initial FROM THE PRESS BOX Indians will give the Nationals and nin threw in his reserves. Boken, will be a three-way affair between Evar enough show, thinks his Clevelanders center field. sack took any liberties with Prim. big all other rivals a great argument Dugas, Sington. Kerr and Harris Swanson, speed merchant on the foot JOHN will make a great fight in the _BI LARDNER_ this time. crashing the game. Dugas and ORLANDO. Fla.—Jimmy Jordan's paths, and two former Pacific Coast this If American League year. to safe- smooth has won Bernie Uhalt and Get* a Hit. na., Marcn Z4.—The Boston Rea sox is an open Harris helped themselves fielding apparently Leaguers. Stanley Berger camp holds the Indians back. It was a for Biloxi anything great day ties, Dugas cracking a two-bag- him the Brooklyn Dodgers’ shortstop Bordagary. forum for thinkers, strategists and master minds. The leading brains it'll be got away with his second Walter figures, their inex- yesterday with the biggest crowd And Gus looked fast and is of the game, after their for years in such scattered ger. mighty post, Casey Stengel thinking doing thinking perienced infield. at a ball game since the Nationals inning, which was opened by as he sped from second to third about converting Linus Frey into an parts of the base ball globe as Detroit, Chicago, Washington, Phila- The Tribe will Into PRIMCronin's boot that put Vosmik on Sakaouia. probably go started training here in 1930. base in the seventh after the Tribe outfielder. VINES TILDEN and New have concentrated in Sarasota this for BEATS delphia York, Spring the race with an Uke 1,500 their first, for the best the next three bat- championship Something paid so the purpose of thinking the Boston Red Hose into first place. left fielder gathered in Sington's Frey hits well that Stengel is de- ters could do was to the loft. termined to find a for him in the up ground During a practice session at Wayne Park It’s difficult to see the Ath- place Scores in Two Sets——Also Wins A score came, In the infield. though. letes for the thinkers. Stanley Harris, former Detroit and Washington A feature of the game most line-up. third when Bill Knickerbocker, who THREE TEAMS LEFT CUNNINGHAM RACES pleasing to Washington observers With Gledhill in Doubles. was 6o to Washington was the work done behind the bat Herman poisonous campaign. Herb Pennock. who cerebrated in Going Strong. PRINCETON, N. J., March 24 last year, began with a single. for the Nationals Elmer pitchers New York last is back of the mound by ANGELES—Whatever was Bill Hol- year, (4>).—Ellfivorth Vines defeated Big Mel Harder lofted out and Bob who IN HOCKEY TOURNEY OF MIDWEST Klumpp. The catcher sent here thinking about pitchers. Eddie Collins, STARS wrong last year with Billy Her- Tilden, 6—3. 6—3. here last night land fouled out, but a one-baser off by Chattanooga for training held LOS used to be Connie Mack's chief assistant _ man, the ’ second before 1.500. little Frankie Pytlak's bat sent Knick both Prim and Linke in fine strategist, perches on second base thinking up baseman, apparently is not bothering Keith Gledhill decisively outplayed to third Then Averill single and New fashion. He saved Linke from a about things in general. Detroit, Hershey, Pa., and Makes First Appearance Since him this season. Alfred Chapin to win. 6—2. n—5. Knick crossed while Pytlak pulled w ild pitch by a spectacular pick-up A guy like Rodin would have had a field Herman played holdout on Presi- The doubles between Vines-Gledhill up at the far comer. Vosmik, though, York It Out for National Becord of a low and inside heave to day in Wayne Park. Strategy is rampant. Fight Mile-—Thirty-Four dent William Walker, but came to and Tilden-Chapin was won by the ended the round by skying to Heinie Knickerbocker in the seventh. And And up in the grandstand sits the man who terms and hopped right into action. former combination, 6—3, 4—6, 6—2. Manush. A. A. II. in Meet. a runner was on first base at the supplies the brain fuel—Mr. Thomas Yawkey, Championship. Colleges His fielding has shown none of the un- This score left the Indians a run time. failed to get a hit, known from coast to coast as the possessor Klumpp steadiness of last season and his hit- I 1 back and they were still that way after but he took a cut at the ball of g certain amount of hard cash. Mr. By the Associated Press. good like the kind he Prim's final round. ting is produced in scoring in the fifth, is to his thinkers fish March 24.—Glenn in each of his four trips to the Yawkey prepared buy YORK. March 24.—’The na- 1932. Base Ball This run. like the first for the Indians, of Kansas, for breakfast every morning if he gets results. INDIANAPOLIS,Cunningham running plate. Camp after two were out. Knicker- tional A. A. U. hockey cham- came There is a rhythmic ticking sound at the NEW the mile for the first time since BARTOW. Fla.—Manager Jimmy to be forced out pionships moved Into the sec- 1 I Press. bocker singled only he set his indoor record of 4:08 4 a been a By the Associated park when all these brains start working ond with the Wilson has setting too fast Holland after Harder had fanned. har TVip/viffh if i.'ah enmefimoc hear stage today, powerful week of by ago. engages Raymond Sears pace for the Philadelphia Nationals. New York (N.). 4; St. Louis (A). 3, Had been a bit faster entries from Detroit and Hershey, Pa., Butler and several other Buddy Myer the merry laugh of an athlete, unconcerned with strategy. If you follow college milers Suffering a sore back, he is out of to- 13 innings after Cronin’s and the willing but less expert Metro- in the feature event of Satisfactory with his relay taking the to its source find Robert Mose Grove with a the second with Rochester, but ex- Boston tN.), 14; Philadelphia tA), laugh you may wrestling “All Stars” as the survivors day's game throw a double-play would have ended politan annual Butler indoor re- teammate, or Rube Walberg, trying to get a screwball over the dish, or Eddie University j to oppose the Cardinals tomor- 10 then and there. Then a of nearly six hours of opening-night CLEVELAND. AB. R. H. O. A E pects the inning other lays tonight. Holland, rf. 3 1 O 1 O O Philadelphia tN.). 14; Columbus Morgan, leaping for high throw's at first base. The camp is much like battling. row. wild pitch let Holland take second and The race tops a program of dashes. Ricp rf 1 0 t> I 0 0 A A ). 8 camps, once you penetrate the wall of cerebration. The White Star A. C. of Detroit | Fytlak. c. 3 U 2 3 0 0 second a sent hurdles, field events and races Fla. —General House of Pytlak's hit, two-bagger, duck waiters is wj ue a icai relay Myatt. c. 1 o o 1 0 0 TAMPA. Manager Cincinnati (N.1, 8; guing walloped New England's all-star en- over the tally. the that has drawn 375 athletes represent- Avcrlll. cf.... 3 o 2 2 0 0 Larry MacPhail is hunting for another David, 7. Catching Good Spirit. last 3 O O Indians from Linke third baseman," said the manager. try, 5-1, night: Hershey rolled up 34 and VoMTilk. If.. 0 3 0 Cincinnati Reds. Rochester All the gleaned ing colleges universities and Hai#. 3b. 3 o (l 1 1 2 outfielder for the St. Louis (N.), 19; rounds in the way of RED SOX are a pretty spirit- ‘‘He's and and his a 10-2 score against the Clinton. In the last four bigger stronger comprising the finest track talent In Burnett. 3b. 1 (* 0 (* 0 0 He visited the Boston Braves’ camp i (I. L.>. 4. ed Mr. noticed N. Y.. club, which was 4 O 0 O O was single to group. Yawkey strengthened the Middle West. Trosky. lb. O and the Cardinals Boston 14: Newark (I. L ), 9. hitting Bozey Berger's THE fielding is faster than it ever has been. 1 1 1 at St. Petersburg (A.), it at once when he reached by the addition of other Adirondack Berger. 2b. 3 0 2 center at the start of the seventh. It also will run with the Knickerbocker, ss.... 4 1 2 1 4 0 at Bradenton, but returned with the (A.i, 5; Cleveland He could but he’s a Cunningham Washington Sarasota. always hit, region players, and the Metroplitan Harder, p. 2 O 0 O 0 was the lone hit of the game for the Kansas mile relay team. O information there is nothing doing at tA).. 2. "I didn’t here in time to see the smarter New Yorkers took a close decision Connelly, p. 1 O O O O O boy trying for a regular get hitter now than when he was tN.), 6; Montreal (I. L.), Washington 2-1. Other individual stars in tonight's the present. Brooklyn He was first game with Detroit,” said Mr. from Pittsburgh's picked players, Totals 32 ~7 24 6 3 job with the tribe. promptly up before.” events include Charles Hombostel and .77 5. hear the team looked The first-round game is R. H. O. A. E snared in a double play with Nicker- Yawkey, "but I concluding WASHINGTON. AB. Pittsburgh (N ). 14: Chicago (N.), 8. Mr. Harris also was enthusiastic Ivan Fuqua. Indiana University run- 3 1 I 1 1 0 two and hit good, meres a scheduled for this afternoon, when Myer. 2b. bocker. Ed gave passes Boken. ss. 2b. 2 0 0 1 2 0 Minneapolis tA. A.), 7; Cincinnati about two of his the Baltimore Orioies meet the Baby ners who will do their "iron man" Grid Game Made a batter, but he generally had be- good spirit, and younger snipers, Stone, rf. 3 1 2 0 o 0 Seconds, 3. stunt in various relays: Willis Ward, n of the time that’s the main Ruths of Chicago for the right to play Dugas, rf. 1 1 1 O 0 wildering speed. Much Lefty Fred Ostermueller, from Roch- : 0 the Stars in semi- the versatile Michigan Negro sprinter, Mamish. If. 3 0 1 4 0 Today's Schedule. his term the Indians appeared thing. The boys White tonight's If. 2 O o 1 O O a during ester, and John Welch, who is al- hurdler and jumper: Randall Herman 8tngton. Barrett Brave At St. Petersburg—Boston (N.) vs. seem to be work- final. Hershey and the Metropolitans Cronin, ss. 3 2 1 O 2 1 to be swinging blindly, hoping to get < A.). most a veteran red spat by this time. of Carleton College, who may prove Kerr, 2b.. 1 0 () 2 1 0 Philadelphia together and meet in the other bracket. 3 0 110 0 the ball somewhere. ing the class of the 60-yard dash since Schulte, cf. At Orlando—Brooklyn (N.) vs. a fine He was of abil- The final game is scheduled for Harris, cf. 1 0 1 1 0 0 By the Associated Press. The Nationals, facing big league having confident, too, Grove’s L). afternoon, with the winner Ralph Metcalfe is Injured and unable Kuhel. lb. 3 0 1 8 0 0 Montreal (I. this time.” tomorrow o o PETERSBURG. Fla.. March pitching for the first time year, ity to hand in 20 or more checks this to and Travis. 3b. 3 o l 3 At Sacramento—Chicago tN.) vs. the doubtful of play- compete, Heye Lambertus, 4 0 0 H 0 0 helped themselves to nine safeties. Mr. \ a w k e y. year. Mr. Grove had a sore soup- earning privilege Klumpp. c. 24.—Dick Barrett. Boston (P C. senior in Nebraska hurdler. Frim. p. 1 O o 1 2 0 ST. Sacramento L). were off Mel Harder, no a blue bone for ing Canada's champions Braves who beat Five made wearing awhile, but it seems to be in Linke. p...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 pitcher helped At tN.) vs. Bos- for the North American title. -.- Tampa—Cincinnati mean and the rest off coat and a pair excellent condition now. April the Athletics yesterday, has just right-hander, Totals 33 5 9 27 11 1 ton (At. old But these vet- of flannels, The let him Sarge Connally. gray big fireball southpaw is in a SYRACUSE GETS TOURNEY. Cleveland 00101000 0—2 learned w»hy Connie Mack At Miami Beach—St. Louis tA.) vs. were watched his first 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 x—6 eran right-handers smacked very happy frame of mind since his Washington. 2 go to the Braves. It seems that New York tN ). LEAGUE Runs batted in—Manush. Averin. Kuhel total indicates. session FORM SANDLOT PEORIA, HI., March 24 (/Pi—Syra- saw a newsreel harder than the hit practice sale to Boston. He behaves around (21. Pytlak. Harris. Two-base hits—Pyt- last Fall Connie At Bartow, Fla—Philadelphia tN.) been 1935 Only fancy fielding by the Tribe kept from the neigh- the park line a boisterous farm hand cuse has awarded the lak. Dugas. Three-base hit—Cronin. of his Mr. “Oliver" playing in the vs. Rochester (I. L.). to Boken to Kuhel. score. borhood of the on a Here is a Six Clubs in Line for in American Bowling Congress Double plays—Travis backfleld for the down the Washington holiday. 15-minute Play tenpin Traves to Kerr to Kuhel. Left on bases— Philadelphia At Los Angeles—Pittsburgh tN.) vs. bench. He talked cross-section of Mr. Grove’s activities tourney. Cleveland. H: Washington. 11. First base Yellow jackets. Chicago iA.). Loop. on balls—Off Harder. 2: off Connelly. 3; Manush’s Bat Hot. with Herb Pen- a Metropolitan Mack stormed out of the theater, At Louis vs. De- during workout: off Linke. 2. Struck out—By Harder. 1; Lakeland—St, (N.) nock and some of the other players, balmy fielding by the Tribe 2:25 p.m. Grove laughs loudly as Six teams have been lined up for by Prim. 1: oy Linke. 3. Hits—Off Harder. muttering, "any pitcher dumb troit (A.). to a ball DUNBAR QUINT SCORES. 0 in 5 innings with 3 runs; off Connelly. pausing now and then duck the batter lines a hard one the unlimited division of the newly enough to play professional foot At New Orleans—Cleveland tA.) vs. inner cordon and a brace of practice 3 in 3 innings with 2 runs; off Prim. 6 in that came at his head. He put SOME Jack Stone, newest of flying at Mr. Walberg’s feet. organized Metropolitan Base Ball Dunbar basketers scored over the 5 innings with 2 runs; off Linke. 1 In 4 ball has no place on my club," New Orleans (S. A). singles by in the for on a glove at one point pro- 2:27. Grove scoops a 32-28. Fenwick led the innings Hit by pitched ball—By Linke and next morning Barrett was At Clearwater—New York (A.) vs. Nationals, and Manush accounted up grounder League. Apex quint, (Vosmik). Wild Winning and tossed a few. He enjoys at the pitch—Prim. Newark tl. two tallies in round, one. Myer ceedings with a laugh than can be heard in At a meeting held last night winners' attack. pitcher—Prim. Losing pitcher—Harder. fired. L.). owning a ball club, and that, when Tnmna "Whn’s of reached first when Berger erred and Atlas Sport Shop representatives -- consider the amount of cash he Warwick advanced a notch as Stone hit for a you this guy Lazzeri?" the Miller Furniture nine. thrown into the base. Manush singled to center and already has pastime, he inquires. A. C., Congress Heights. St. Joseph’s, before the Indian first defense had is a very lucky thing. 2:30. Grove Blue Flame Valet and Dor-A con- The Boston victory over the Tigers Declares Hans the ball about Bad starts pitching a vened and drew up tentative plans. Base Ball Better Than Ever, s:opped throwing was a a in their first practice game to Rick Fer- The unlimited will meet again Wagner News Hale at third had made wild lew pilots for Mr. Harris chuck that let Stone follow to the pleasant one Stanley rell. “Better get Monday at 8 o’clock at Atlas. Juniors his Scarlet Gaskins. The two plate Myer. who had counted on and a bigger glove,” and midgets will meet later. , to be rivals all Not So But It’s More Avers Star of Old Pirates. Manush's hit. Another score off teams figure through he advises. Rough, Scientific, Shortstopper Pittsburgh are both dark horses, Harder was made in the third that the year. They 2:34. Grove Winter. strengthened by deals this over Manush opened with a rousing triple burns one Haines Bids Fair By the Associated Press. now a with the Pittsburgh ‘Nice hits, feller.’ "Well, I seen some good scores are closely matched. Finally, to left center. Kuhel's hoist to the They and laughs mer- was asked. Harris and ANGELES. March 24.— Pirates, "You know what he said? He when I was playing. One we tallied Heinie. you have the fact that Mr. Mr. Fer- day right-fielder rily at Hans Wagner settled 195 "Well, It was this way—you are his successor in Detroit. Mickey Coch- To Hurl Forever told me where I could go. was In Chicago and Chick Fraser Off Connally in the seventh the rell’s surprise. of bone and muscle the Cubs and we are playing you rane, already have exchanged acid pounds Washington subs got two runs. Gus 2:36. Grove hotel in old Before the “Now the manager gets the boys wanted to pitch—he’s on the merits into a chair in his the days. game coaching a remarks in the papers LOS and them a now. the Dugas, fresh from Albany, popped up a friend Press. we and someone together gives little Brooklyn Well, manager ball clubs. picks By the Associated room, hunched his massive get together says of their respective -— talk He the w'ant double to left and scampered to third in ine audience Fit., March 24. forward and said: so-and-so him and some- about winning. gets didn't him to, but Chick had Mr. Harris’ chief weapons for the shoulders spiked after Vosmick, in left field, had and whirls him the' is else bumped. Didn’t score card and tells Willie Jones his mind made up, so he goes in. battle are his his catcher BRANDENTON.—Like the babbling brook, "You beteha, boy. game body got Fred loft. Cronin pitchers, his head in the Londos man- who he's gonna pitch. He looks over You know how the game ended? bagged Sington’s around Jess Haines, better’n what she used to be.” make no difference got sj|fked. and a couple of outfielders. Mr. him on the Joseph (Pop) 36 to walked, then Hairis, with two strikes ner before depositing like to be to- Every guy on the team was gonna the batting order and asks Willie 6, they got to Chick and a team. dean of the Cardinal pitching staff, “You’d playing against him. singled to register Dugas Cochrane has better balanced how he's to this the left him in there ground. on and on. day?” keep on working on it until the gonna pitch guy manager Just and send his boss to the far A His strength lies in the same depart- goes point. 2:40. Grove leaves the ball park has the fea- who did it his. Why. some and Willie tells him and they all and let him suffer." ments as Mr. Harris', but he has at Jess, who’ll turn 41 In July, "Ah,” and sharp, rugged guy got single by Joe Kuhel got Cronin home. after running around the held. "Any flies Into listen and out where to "Are the as enthusi- a been easy In the tures of the great Plying Dutch- of the boys used to bring figure play. youngsters least one great inflelder and couple he asks at the taking things one want a fight?” base ball 20 years ago the ball house and sharpen Up It's teamwork and it’s good base astic as they used to be?” of good ones to show against Bucky's training camp, and the writers had man of exit. This time his chuckles can be “Ah. bet—but I their ball.” "Yes, sir. Why, you cant keep BASKETERS INVADE. complete lack of reliable infield ma- begun to wonder whether Branch glowed. you guess spikes. heard in Miami. "We didn't do with “How’s the pitching today?” some of these kids out of uniforms. terial. Rickey was kidding them last that’s all over. any talking , Anacostia Business Men will enter- Mr. Grove is and his “Good Of we want to in them.” So. happy, Winter when he told them the old “She ain’t as rough as what she you, either. I played In the majors pitching. course, They sleep tain the Huntingdon (Pa.) Knights antics are an antidote for the master- ever ain't no Mathewson, "The umpires are all right, too, still rated much a used to be. but shes scientific three years before I got spoke got Christy basket ball team on A Touch of Harris Enthusiasm. Ohioan very of Pythias tonight minding and mental contortions of that’s what it is to on the other team. but there’s Grove. He’s about the and the fans got more sense.” he doesn't of ‘■regular.” today—teamwork, by anybody the Hine Junior High gymnasium at HARRIS agree, the Board of If he said. if beat the home Strategy. pitches In his first of the now and they’re playing better That wouldn’t have happened ex- finest left-hander, except maybe “Why you 8:30 o’clock. In a two that his inner defense appearance preliminary course, up to standard, the Board of Strategy three base ball.” cept some fellow bit two home .” team they used to heave apple* Red Flashes and Brooks MR.is He has a season, Je>* yesterday went girls’ teams. unreliable^ par- wiU have one less to talk about. “What base ball then and runs game. As I "But they run up a lot of big ♦and tomatoes at you on the way j A 7;30 well of his tjing innings Rochester and ap- -gbout idjaone passed f A. C.. Wia play, begfifning at donable tendency UQilnk by tha North American agjnst his listener home.” (Copyright. 1934. ai. tood as ever. now?" t£r».famous old abort*top, him wasting in, I says: •cores,” suggested. •’clock. lnfielders. Newspaper Alllanca. Ine.) peared