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WALTER Days, Says Del Baker for Players in Camps M NDAVS lf.M 1.T4 They'll open the big gates of the blunt weapons—certainly no more DETROIT 57. Hammond 52 state dangerous than hockey sticks. DETROIT 40. Hammond 39 prison of Southern Michigan LIKE REMAINING GAME* for the Detroit Red Wings today. MAKE 'EM IT [recalls FIRST TRIP WITH TIGERS IN 1914 . % I Oshkosh at Chicago I Then as far as the league-leading For it is true that to gain their LAKELAND, Fla., Hammond at Chicago tWedneedayl. Feb. 24. —Connie Mack once trained his Goodyear at DETROIT 'Thursday). Toronto Maple Leafs are concerned first shutout over the Tortono club at Oahkoah at Rheboysan 'Thursday!. Jan. mark up Athletics Shibe Park in Philadelphia and the Tigers on another Chicago Friday). they can clank those gates at since 15, 1939. and at Flreatone < | season for goalie occasion were "taken South" to Ypsilanti for conditioning. It is, Jackson shut for keeps. Because the third of the indeed, Johnny Mowers. a far cry from those modest days to the elaborate prepara- After winning twice in Ham- the Leafs think it nothing less Wings up the! way the While the rolled tions which major league clubs now make to groom their entries mond Sunday. Detroit’s Eagles are than criminal the third- winning at a goal-a-periot game place Detroiters total for the regular championship campaigns. home today to prepare for a battered them for pace, with Sid Abel. Syd Howe anr that must be called a "natural," a 3-0 shutout at Olympia last scor “I remember when we used to dress at the hotel and run teams Carl Liscombe providing the with Akron Good>car at Naval night as the ended their ing shots, 11,389 persons, to from the in old ramps," Del mused, season’s rivalry. before and park training Baker Armory Thursday. the Wings took the gimp right out as he waits here for his Tigers, who ¦ For the Eagles and Wingfoots Some of the lads in the State's of the Toronto team with one stun- are tied for fourth place in the M . 1 ¦’* '., ",'Jr,-».-*sPs£ natty blue denim may think it a body will report March 2. "Now players ’ ning check after another. Rasketball Zi”». r*:«Ut ' i' . j,'*.¦ ..«'s bit ironic, too. that the Wings are drt\e In their swanky cars to up-to- National Professional It was legal but it was lethal. League standings with 11 victories ALLAN TOLMICH (left) seen clear- record of 8.4 seconds. CHARLES ILLAD received as honor guests today for defenseman Stewart, dale clubhouses that have all the con- After Jack - and 12 defeats and the winner ing the last barrier as he won the Na- (renter) of Michigan Normal was edged ! doing in public what some of the Ebbie Goodfellow, Bob Whitelaw 'ernemes a bit; league park l»ok permanent guests at Jackson ~f Thursday will qualify for the tional A- A. U. 70-yard high bardie* event out ol aeeond place by 808 WRIGHT and Jimmy Orlando were through at this layout! - lakeland s fine Shaughnesav style playoffs which i strived to achieve in comparative 'belting Sylvenus Apps. Billy Saturday in New York, equaling his own (right) of Ohio State. privacy with blackjacks and park You couldn't ask for anything begin March 3 or 4. 1 other Taylor and the other Toronto i suffering nicer." The Eagles, after a sparklers, the Leafs’ usually cease- hard-to-take defeat in Oshkosh less charges became just sporadic Baker, as a catcher, first became Saturday, when thp All-Stars Holdouts in Trade? Turf Star forays.' Tiger with the squad that trained atH rallied in the last 4 minutes to Stella Hartrick The great Apps did get through Gulfport, Miss., in 1914, the win. 59-57. performed twice Sun- for one brilliant try in the final manager recalled. day and whipoed the Ciesars in period but his shot from 20 feet both games, 57-52 and 40-39. Talk Has It Giants May Send Catcher Danning Out of out on right wing hit the upper left hand comer of the goal post ‘ BENSON IS HERO to Brooklyn for Backstop Mickey Owen Sets Pin Mark and dropped just outside the goal "I remem lx1 r Yitt was in that Benson, the stripe to prove that even as good < j A! the big fellow BATTLE Feh. 24 —De- squad," Baker said. "I guess Oscar Eagles acquired just recently, CREEK. Handicap a goalie as Johnny Mowers needs both By International »fta Ser%ie« Seatton troit women bowlers took over the luck along with spectacular play is the only one of file gang now left in ' played a starring role in Open* l>lrrutt«ul Newt Berrtre Wire games. He took only three shots MIAMI. Fla . Feb 24 —Talk in lead in four of the Class A divi- for a shutout. baseball—outside of myself, of course. MBBHrdf LOS ANGELES. Fob. 24.—Th* SANTA Cal., Feb. 24. in the two games, hut those three the environs of the New York Spring baseball training season sio n s of the ANITA. LEAFS’ LEAD CUT .Mortarty was with tlie Tigers then. DEL BAKER kept Having proved himself capable of shots were all baskets and Giants’ training ramp today was officially opened in Southern Cali- George quit umpiring recently, as you know." the Eagles in the race Detroit Tour- carrying 128 pounds a mile and It was a victory as welcome to the rumored proposal of a player fornia today. the Wings as was distastful Besides Baker the catchers in the 1914 Tiger training camp players carried the hero off the Dykes n ame n t over to An- it to deal between the Giants the James J. hustled the Chi- one-sixteenth win the San the It kept Wings firmly floor on their shoulders after the and cago at ihe week-end. Leafs. the were Oscar Stanage and a player named McKee. Among other White Sox about Brookside V tonio Handicap. Mioland, in at 124, two games - in third ahead night game.. Brooklyn Itodgors in which the Park in Fourteen more An all time F place, Tigers of the tune were Jean Diibuc. Harry Covelski. George Pasadena. figures to be capable carrying of the rushing Rangers while it In the afternoon game, the Giants would get Catcher Mickey men arrived Chicago to make state record of Dauss, Del Gainor, Ownie Bush. Ty Cobb, Sam Crawford, Bob from J trimmed Toronto’s lead over the Eagles ran up a 13-2 lead in the Owen and the Dodgers secure it 26 players on hand lor Dykes’ the "hundred grander” load next and Harry Heilmann. Hughey Jennings was the manager. quarter and held a 22-15 edge Stella first Catcher Harry Danning. first practice whistle. Hartrick Saturday without the aid of his (Continued on Page 18) the last of in - _ - “The operation of the camp has not changed much." Baker at the half In period, Frankie Frisch shouted a “wel- Detroit 1 stablemate Porter's Cap (104 . - however, Hammond, with Dar Both are holdouts. Manager Bill come, to his tjie all events - pointed out. “In those days we usually had both morning and boys” Pittsburgh Pi- J pounds). Hutchins sparking the rally, took Terry of the Giants, meanwhile, rates at San Bernardino. when she col- -a Wins With 768 afternoon practice, instead of just the one as now. The biggest was a 40-39 lead Benson then re- announced that Danning is driving Connie Mack moved his pitchers looted 1.802 JM This indicated today by NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 24. problem a manager faced was overweight players. After a and catchers from Carlsbad, where pins. Alcona, Charles S. Howard, owner both (INS)—Albert 18) from California for a conference of Spengler of New- (Conttnued on Page they been taking Ft cere a t i o n of N. Winter of Idleness players reported hog-fat and that made on salary problems. have the baths % jOpT racers. ark was crowned singles bowling for the last 10 days, to Anaheim to Detroit took the +mWoP'lX rr more road work than we have today. “Itwould be foolish for us to champion of New Jersey last •V. T. Yankee* greet the infielders and outfielders. team lead with T night as the state tournamer# “The players are smarter today and keep in pretty good Wilson, 2,672 run 5-year-old Porter’s Cap Trojans Eliminated, BT.
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