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'15 THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 26. .1914. f EATER CLAD SQUAD STARTS PRACTICE ON VAUGHN STREET LOT Ten Candidates for Places on Helena Association Team Show Up This Morning. October. With tha Mack men are Baker, Bender, Barry, Bush, Brown. Baldwin, Cohen, Bressler, Board man and a sec ond Baker, who Is a rookie pitcher. LODELL AFTER TWIRLERS Ptndlrtoa lu Good Ziin of Players "With Exception of Xaavtnr v Btttmnt Tvn Man Btlatiail. Leach Bchulte and Johnson stand . as the Cubs' speed merchants to date. Good has been fielding well, but has not been hitting:. Manager Jack Dunn has gathered a fast bunch of Baltimore Orioles this spring and he believes his team will outclass the Baltimore Fed outfit. ' "Rube" Marquard has been doing some fine flinging for the Giants on the spring trip. Pitcher Nap Rucker, the Brooklyn star, attributes his fine early-season condition to handball, which he played regularly all winter. First Baseman Williams of the Yanks received a gold watch from his friends in Galveston, which Is his home town, when the Yanks played there recently. Sox In coast. the games on ' the Pacific Ty Cob and Sam . Crawford have started to paste the pellet, which means the slaughtering of the minor leagues with which the Tigers engage In battle. Manager Pieper of the Lawrence New England league team has signed the younger brothers of Christy Math ewson and Smoky Joe Wood.' Both; boys are pitchers. Joe Oeschger, the Phillies' youthful player from California, cost President Baker $3500. Be played with the St. Marys college team, with which Harry Krause also was developed. Garbed In heavy sweaters, a squad f 10 players, who will try out for po iitlonH on the 1 1 4 Helena Union as "loclatlon team, were put through the preliminary practice paces this morn Jig on the Vaughn street grounds un- ler the direction of Manager Jess Gar rett. On account of the cold weather. Barrett made his protegps bundle up ini content themselves .with a light! practice. The players may indulge in light salting practice this afternoon if Old 3ol manages to get through the ilouds. The ground is a bit soft at the present time, but as there will not he much running, it will not be cut up. Manager Garrett expects practical ly all of his players here by tomor row afternoon. Those on hand at the present time are: Pitcher Winter tiothsm; Catchers Gibson, Crittenden ind (Gleaon; Inflelders Hlgshee, Bo bs rt, Carey and Dorney, and Outfield ers Htepp and Dean. A pitcher named Cotton, hailing from Iowa, paid his own expenses to the Senators camp to be given a tryout by Manager Griffith. Outfielder Chappell has proved to be the heaviest hitter among the White Manager McGraw of the Giants is taking no chances these days of his regulars jumping the job. Manager Mac is signing tip all bis stars to long term contracts. I a schedule for the western Canadian (Twilight) league. In which the games are not started until C o'clock in the evening. Newark is to have- continuous base ball, now that the Long Branch team of the New York and New Jersey league has been transferred there. "Molly" Mollwitz, undeTStudy for Vic Saier, is showing considerable big league Stuff at first base for the Chicago Cubs. Manager Charley Dooin of the Phil lies will carry four pitchers besides himself this season. But even with so many backstops, the Phils cannot afford to lose KiHifer to, the Feds. It has been & great spring for the Yannlgans with the Giants and Red Sox. The two rookie outfits j have shown up their big brothers so joften in the practice games that the goats of the regulars have - flown. The services of President Dreyfuss as a schedule maker are In great de mand about this time of year. The boss of the Pirates has just completed With Konetchy at first, Viox at sec ond. Wagner at short and Howrey at third, the Pittsburg Pirates will be gin the season with what looks to be the strongest infield in the National league. players. If this is true Ty Cobb must hava to bur a ticket to t through the gate. Connie Mack's Philadelphia cham pions are playing in tip-top form this early In the season and other Amer ican leagu managers are beginning to sit up and take notice. The Mack- men are a hard outfit to beat. The Chinese ball players who re oently landed in Philadelphia ; have mapped out a seven months' tour, in the course of which they will play in all parts of the United States and wind up with a few games in Cuba. The absence of Johnny Bates from the Cincinnati lineup may cripple the Reds. John is kept at his home in Steubenville by the serious Illness of his wife. It probably will be several weeks before he will be able to rejoin his- team. Infielder Joe Judge, who is showing such speed with the Boston Red Sox, is only 20 years old. He jumped from the amateur ranks to the big show in one leap. According to recent statements of certain big league . moguls John Mc Graw is the highest salaried manager and Tris Speaker, Johnny Kvers and Ed Sweeney are the highest salaried In the practice games of the Detroit Tigers the sweet walloping of one Kavanaugh caused IL Jennings to see visions of another Cobb or Crawford An attack of malaria may keep Heine Wagner, shortstop of the Red Box, out of the game until the cham pionship season is under way. A New York scribe says th Giants who made the world tour have be coma chronic tea drinkers. Larry Mc Ixxlell Wants McGarrfgle. Pitcher McQarrigle, who showed uch good form in the Pendleton train ing camp lust season, is sought by Al Lodell for this season's team. If his irm Is In shape he will make a dandy hurler. Good Game Export!. Manager Jesse Garrett Is looking for ward to a good game Sunday, when his Helena team clashes with the Mikado team. The local Japanese team has been practicing under the direction of Carl King, manager of the Baker team, for the last two weeks. Good Line of Players. Manager Al Lodell, of the Pendle ton Western Tri-Htate league team, left this morning for Pendleton, where his team will start training Sunday for the opening of the 1914 season on April 7. Lodell will have but a week to put his players in shape. Outside of twlrlers, Lodell has a pretty good line of players. He has hopes of securing some good twlrlers before the opening of the season. He Is after a couple of the Walla Walla box men. The .players signed by Lodell to flats are: Catchers George White and Ralph Colvin; Pitchers O Dell, Duff, Oravelle and Kelly; Infielders Naugh ton, Peterson, Bowden, Stranahan; Outfielders Varian and Hrlggs. Lodell is after Jerstadt, who is with the Victoria team, and hopes to get Os hnrna to slnfn a contract, although the Grants Pass player wants to remain i at home. Senner is anotner twiner Lodell Is trying to sign. Ilelcanes Are Received, Releases from the North Yakima Western Trl-State league team were received yesterday by Bateman and Anderson, two local semi-pro players rnnrad Nelson got his blue slip, al though it was white, from the Walla " Walla club. Players Dixon, Hughes and Telford, who did not report to Walla vvaiia, were iu iumeu uuoe. Ackerman to Help Garrett. Doc Ackerman, former trainer of the Colts, will help Manager Garrett con riitlnn the Helena players for a couple of weeks and then he plans to back Pmv Gllmore off the publicity oecK with a Federal team. Doc is planning on grabbing all the promising local bushers and? taking them on a 2000 mile trip in Oregon, California and Ne vada, k v v Rf w - i N mull n w h.i i -Mil. i w m 1 Ii S1U1 It 1 I IlIDIIHTlinil 1 1 1 1 I liiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiM III Opening Portlands Finest Tailoring Establishment ! 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