I
t Washington's Crewmen Hold First Practice
HatiostoILespeCiis
Promise Aid to Phils
Phillies to Be Helped With Players
If and When They Get New Owners
y.i.u mi m-.ll I'll
yj Sports
v Briefs
c ;?' ,
, fV ' Hugh
JSV Fullerton, Jr,
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (IP)
If that Phil deal goes through
and we're beginning to be a bit
doubtful those amateur pro
moters who are dickering to
buy the club will find they'll
need a lot more dough than the
$29,000 apiece they're said to
be putting up . . . They'll still
have to get hold of a lot of pro
ball players somewhere, and
that's expensive.
HE HAD HIS PHIL
Most pointed wise-crack on
the Phils' sale was Tim (World
Telly) Cohane's suggestion that,
by relinquishing his majority
stock in the club, Gerry Nugent
automatically qualified for the
1943 writers' plaque for meri
torious service to the game.
SCRAP COLLECTION
George Strickler, National
football league tub-thumper,
has started a series of V-mail
letters to former pro footballers
in the armed forces overseas,
giving them the sports news
from home . . . And Harry
Markson, who recently busted
into verse to extol the virtues
of a couple of beak-busters, now
is quoting Shakespeare "Sweet
Are the Uses of Adversity" to
prove that Ray Robinson's de
feat by Jake LaMotta in Detroit
wasn't so bad after all . . . Ore
gon State's Don TJurdan is out
of basketball for the season be
cause of an eye infection. He
just recovered from chicken
pox . . , Mike Brady, veteran
golf pro, picked the four-to-midnight
shift for his job in a De
troit war plant so hell have
some time on the links next
summer.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
Frank B. Ward, Youngstown
(O.) Vindicator: "Big league
baseball will be about 40 per
cent weaker, but why holler?
. . . Coffee is' weaker, too, but
we're glad to pay for it."
.
POINTLESS STORY
At Union City, Tenn., recent
ly two negro girls' high school
basketball teams found the score
tied at the end of the regular
nlavlne time . . . Thev olaved
through three overtime periods
without breaking the deadlock
and then decided to call it quits
... The final score was Dunbar
of Union City, 0; Mayfield, Ky,
0. . ,
i .1'. .
V SERVICE DEPT.
Sergt. Hugh Mulcahy, who
used to p 1 1 c n for tile Pnas,
writes a sports column for the
Fort Bragg, N. C, camp news
paper . bull tne "iosng
' pitcher" . . . The Corpus Chris
ti, Tex., naval air station claims
the unofficial basketball cham
pionship of the Southwest con
ference because it has cleaned
up its schedule of conference
rivals without a loss.
Sgt. Joe Louis
Goes on Stage
In Army Play
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 JP)
Sergeant Joe Louis is going on
the stage.
John ; Roxborough, co-commander,
informed Mike Jacobs'
office that the heavyweight
champion.- had telephoned him
that he had been ordered to re
port to the cast of "This is the
Army," on the west coast, Feb
ruary 22.
Louis consequently will be un
able to appear at the New York
Boxing Writers' dinner, Febru
ary 17, as he wants to spend a
little time with his wife and new
baby daughter, in Chicago, be
fore going west. He now is sta
tioned at Fort Riley, Kas.
Eastern Washington
Drops Gonzaga for
Eighteenth Win
SPOKANE, Feb. 11 (IP)
Eastern Washington college reg
istered its 18th basketball vic
tory in 10 games Tuesday by
defeating Gonzaga university
60 to 44.
Irvin Liefer of EWC led the
scoring parade with 18 points,
pressed by Roger Brice of Gon
Mga, with 15, and a teammate,
John Lothspcich, with 14. The
Cheney five led at halftlme, 23
20. Chalfant Sparks
Nazarenes to Win
Over Pendleton
PENDLETON, Ore., Feb. 11
(IP) A wild, 34-polnt scoring
spree by Forward Chalfant
sparked Northwest Nazarene
college of Nampa, Idaho, to a
66-46 basketball victory over tho
Pendleton Air Base team Here
Tuesday. Tho Nazarenes took
tho lead at the outset and were
never seriously challenged. They
move to Lewlston tonight and
Thursday nights for games
against Lewlston Normal.
PAGE TEN
Civil War Strikes Two
Northern Hoop Sections
Washington Meets WSC Hoopsters Over
.Weekend, Oregon Fights Oregon State
By The Associated tress
Two doublohcader "civil war'
conflicts will feature the big
gest and most important north'
crn division basketball weekend
of the season.
Two Washington schools, the
University and the State college,
will lock horns at Pullman to
morrow and Saturday nights,
while Oregon State and Oregon
meet the same nights at Cor
vallis and Eugene respectively.
Both series will have an im
portant bcarington the future of
the conference race. Washington
State currently is on top, and
the Huskies, only a notch be
low, will be struggling to take
Profit or
Loss, Winn
Wants Derby
Col. Matt Winn Wants to
Run 1943 Kentucky Derby
Despite Possible Loss
By CHARLES DUNKLEY
CHICAGO, Feb. 11 tip) Col.
Matt Winn, guiding genius be
hind the Kentucky derby for
the last 41 years, figures that
staging the derby at Louisville,
Ky., May 1, may result in a
$100,000 loss.
But that doesn't bother Winn.
His burning desire is to keep
its record string of 69 unbroken.
The derby, America's premier
race for 3-year-olds, has been
run without interruption since
1875. Winn has seen all of
them. He witnessed the first
from the back seat of his fath
er's wagon parked in the infield
of Churchill Downs, home of
the derby at Louisville.
"We have no hope of show
ing a profit this year," Col;
Winn said today. "But that will
be all right. We've had a couple
of good years before and can
take a loss without crying.
"The derby will be run as
scheduled even if only two
spectators show up."
The 81-year-old president of
Churchill Downs, looking no
older than a ruddy, full-faced
man of 60, said spectators would
be discouraged irom coming to
the derby from outside the
Louisville area, in order to co
operate fully with the wishes
of Joseph B. Eastman, defense
transportation director. Winn
said Churchill Downs would not
honor further requests for box
or reserved seats from anyone
not a resident of the Louisville
area.
Southern Cal
Cagers Held
For No Gain
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11 (IP)
The 1943 basketball fortunes of
California and Stanford found
no uplift Tuesday when the
Bears and the Indians, sharers of
the last spot in the southern
division Coast conference stand
ings, came up against two inde
pendent terjns.
The University of San Fran
cisco Dons won from the Indians,
39-33, holding a lead throughout
the game.
Santa Clara took California,
39-29, in the second half of the
double-header at Civic auditor
ium. BRADLEY RESIGNS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11 (IP)
Bernie Bradley, football and bas
ketball coach at Loyola univer
sity, has announced he will re
sign April 1, return to Philadel
phia, his home town; and seek a
coaching job in the cast.
Bradley succeeded Marty Brill
as football coach last season,
FROSH BEATS ARMY ,
EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 11 (IP)
The 96th division, Camp Adair
basketball team dropped a 51
39 decision to the University of
Oregon freshmen team here last
night. Simmons, frosh guard,
led the winners with 13 points,
and Boltd was high for the
soldiers with 11.
FluHTS
By Tha Aeaoclated Prete
KI.IZAHKTII, N. J.-lull Omul, l(74,
Oranar. N. J., knnckrrl out Warrrn Petit.
won, irn, Jnmrtlrn. N. V. tA.
When in Modiord
Stay st
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modern
Joe and Anne Earley
Proprietors
February 11, 1943
over the league lead they held
earlier in the season.
Oregon is only a few percent
age points below Washington in
a dark horse role the Webloots
can strengthen immeasurably if
they can brush past the Beavers.
Coach Hcc Edmundson's boys
split their last series with the
Cougars, looking like champions
in one game and representatives
of a collegiate rest home in the
other. The Huskies left for Pull
man this morning and Edmund
son said he was pleased with
final workouts.
At Pullman Coach Jack Frlel
conceded that the Huskies had
an off night when his Cougars
trounced them in the first game
of a series at Seattle, only to be
overwhelmed in the return con
test, 72-34.
"Washington has a lot of power
and it was too much for us the
second night," Friel said. "The
Huskies were off the first night
and our boys were too tired the
next night to successfully stand
up under the strong checking.
Oregon State by now has re
gained confidence, shaken by the
loss of Sparkplug Don Durban,
and is expected to put up a stub
born fight against Oregon.
Montana Cagers
Gain Close Win
Over Whitman
WALLA WALLA, Feb. 11 (IP)
Greater accuracy from the foul
line gave the University of Mon
tana basketball team a ' 54-53
victory over Whitman here last
night, and earned the Grizzlies
a split in a two-game series.
Harry Hesser, Montana guard
who had done little other scor
ing in the contest, plunked in
two last-minute field goals to as
sure the victory.
Whitman outshot the Grizzlies
from the floor, but the Grizzlies
were more accurate and had
more chances from the foul line.
McKenzie and Burgess led Mon
tana scoring with 17 and 13 re
spectively, while Miller, little
Whitman guard, scored 16.
Dick Durrance
Enters Benefit
Ski Tourney
WENATCHEE, Feb 11 (IP)
Dick Durrance, national downhill-
and slalom champion, will
be among entrants in a ski tour
nament to be staged at Leaven
worth. Dates for the meet have
not been announced, Wilmmcr
(CQ) Hampton, chairman for the
event, said vesterdav.
The tournament will be a bene
fit for the Camp Little Norway
associations in Canada where
young Norwegians are taking
flight training. Skiers will pay
their own transportation to the
event, Hampton said.
Class A, B and C events are
planned. Other entrants
Durance and Hampton, a class
a jumper, include Helge Sather,
Spokane; Ermond Bakkc, Leav
enworth; Fritz Pederson, who
escaped the nazis in Germany,
and Alav Ulland, Seattle.
CENTRALIA'S SIXTH
CENTRALIA, Feb. 11 (IP)
Centralia routed Chchalis 41 to
17 here Tuesday in its sixth
straight southwest high school
basketball victory.
IT WAS LIKE THIS
KANSAS CITY, (IP) Investi
gator R. W. Eldridge was telling
the court whv Emamial CJlnsa
was charged with carrying a
policy book used in gambling
rackets.
"His overcoat flapped In the
wind, judge. It turned back
like this " he erasned tho emit
"and there was tho book!"
Ho paused.
There In the same Docket was
another book.
Glass was fined $50.
GOOD RECORD
CHICAGO. (IP) Executives nt
a large magnesium foundry are
praising the example of a sand
mauler for his generous purchase
oi war bonds out of his $35
weekly salary. .
When the treasury asknrl fnr
notable examples of self denials,
the executives found that Mack
McCland, 37-year-old negro, had
been buying $25 worth of Ootids
each week.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
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STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 8304 1201 East Main
I A
. i i
With an unuiually mall turnout of men due to war lobi
the University of Washington Huskies had leu then 100 men reporting for the first workout. Here
eight eight-man helli moved across Lake Washington.
Fitness
Institute
To Be Held
A Victory corps physical fit
ness institute will be held at the
Klamath Union high school, Fri
day, February 12, from 9:30
a. m. to 4:30 p. m., according to
an announcement by Joe Peak,
director of physical education
for city schools.
The institute will be conduct
ed by the state department of
education and the University of
Oregon school of physical edu
cation, to aid the principals and
physical education teachers of
Klamath and Lake counties. The
purpose is to aid them in initiat
ing their fitness programs for
youth training under the Victory
corps organization for high
schools as directed by the Unit
ed States office of education.
Representatives of school boards,
PTA members and others inter
ested are invited to attend.
Conducting the meeting will
be Donald R. Emerson, assistant
superintendent of public instruc
tion; R. W. Leighton, dean of
physical education school at Ore
gon; Loye E. McGee, assistant
professor of physical education;
Dr. Adolph Weinzirl, Oregon
medical school; Dorothea Moore,
physical education director from
Eugene. These people will be
assisted by the high school phy
sical education staff.
Joe Peak, who will direct the
local institute, urges all Klam-
ain ana Jake county principals,
coaches, and instructors to at
tend the meeting, for it is highly
important for ay schools to put
forth their best efforts to adjust
the health and physical educa
tion program to meet wartime
needs.
WSC All-Stars
Drop Harlemites
By Close Margin
PULLMAN, Feb. 11 (IP) On
a neat basket by Bob Kennedy,
better known for his hard-driving
play as fullback for the
Washington State football team,
the WSC all stars last night
turned back the Harlem Globe
Trotters 37-36.
The Trotters led throughout
the last half, until Kennedy flip
ped in his basket with a minute
and 10 seconds to go, giving the
all-stars a lead that held. Reese
Tatum paced the Trotters with
13 points. Jay Stoves and Ken
nedy got 10 and eight respec-
xivciy lor tne all-stars.
TENNIS MEN DRAFTED
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (IP)
Henry Wilfred (Bunny) Austin,
former British Davis Cup tennis
player and 14 other 'members of
the moral rearmament move
ment, who lost their appeals
from draft classification 1-A on
the ground their work aided tho
war effort, were ordered today
to report for induction February
20. All arc British aliens.
By Jhe Atiocliltd Preii
EAST
Dartmouth 69. Krown M.
Princeton 41, Vain 93,
Navy 40, Tcmplo If,,
Hjrncuso 48, CornHI 4ft,
SOUTH
UtiVfi fiG, Ttnrw.nnn 41.
Alulmrna 47, (JnoTitln, 2-,
fntflwlm nt, PfTiliylfrlnn M.
Ucorflfl Tech 4.1, i'Ai-mmm 82,
MIDWEST
Fowl, HUlft Navy 48, Uiipfr low fit.
Nnvy Vlr.r 4S, Vu. nt f:hlrngo 33,
SOUTHWEST
OklnliomA 43, North N'nvnl Haifl 10,
WEST
Montana ti. Whitman A3.
Northwt Nnxarcno flfl, I;Wlnton (Ida.)
Normal 64.
Harp KranrhiCQ Btato 47, Collrga of Pacific
45 (ovpitiim).
Old? Get Pep, Vim
with Iron Calcium, Vitamin Bl
Men, women ft40-Jjjjj
worn-out. exhaiutpd, Tak Oitrei. Con'
talna tonic, itfmulnnta often ncvlrd aftT
40 by hodlra lacking Iron, Calcium, Vita
mln III, Thoimartds now fr pfpny, yrnrt
younger. Oct Ontrcx Tonic Ta1ilit TO
DAY. Trial pIm flfio, Or 8AVB MONBV
Rft rcRiilar ll alzo (4 tlwa n many tab
IHn only 'fcfcv. Mm auk about llm big
mony-Bvliiir "Kriioiny" nr,r. For al nt
all gnwl dm florca rvr where tn Khm
th r!l at Whitman Drug,
BASKETBALL
tit j. "V
Beside
The Head pin
sr "LAoveuo."
By LADYBUQ
A meeting was held Inst Tluirs
day night and it was decided that
all girls must be there at 8:00
o'clock sharp or they will be
fined, we start 'cm rolling at
8 and not one minute later. Let's
surprise our captains and be
there on time.
Flo Ann Eaton and "Prcs"
(Beth) Griggs sure wore the
varnish off the mapleways last
week. Whew! Flo Ann rolled
high game of "231" and "Prcs"
Griggs rolled 224. Flo Ann al
so rolled high serifs of 540 and
here's Poppy again with second
high scries of 511.
Mommie Britt seems to be
the champion split picker upper.
She got the 5-0-7 this week.
Black and White Service rolled
high game series of 2482 and
Daggett Insurance, second with
2379.
LADYBUQ HAOUI
eiack nd Whit. sIm
Oritn S!l HI IS!
TJkr M IM 171
lllllmsn
Sweaajr
Jlrltt
llaniJIciip
-IU m no
n its in
-111 1111 III
-1M IM 101
TOTAL
su tot tn tij
D.ggalt ln.ur.nc
Weatherford 157 116 lit
Buller K w 121
Liter 137 m 170
Htruthen V" in mi
llonnl 117 IM U7
Handicap itt itt t&
TOTAL
-7M 711 837 X7
Hltal'i Baauty
M 111 IIS
134 IM 132
Short
Innvllla
Dalton
IS 133
Abirntee .
IVrnlaoltl
Uantiicap .
TOTAL .
. n
in
-HI III 139
IOt 101 IO SIS
7M 7W 7I tm
Town Glub
117 117 117
103 I0S 113
, IM l IIS
1IM IIS 131
110 IM 113
III 111 114
Abnt
Con.lana
llackca
Handicap
-710 831 732 S303
Modamlatfo Baauly
Korllnl 137 III IM
Yotkland 131 133 Its
Rtorin Ml; lis
Abientca 1D7 107 107
Ainrnica 13a m m
Handicap M M M
TOTAL
Prather
Itnthlany
7U lit 737 KM
Loranf Company
lii 147 114
123 110 ISO
123 133 117
I2 1U1 ISS
I2 134 176
108 IM 104
upp .
Absenta .
Mct'ollum .
Handicap
.733 JJ 7t STJJ
Oummini'a Pur Shop '
Slllna l.nl ll.', IM
Jlltcham lai m 107
H-IMti w iss 103
AbtentM 127 1S7 IS7
(latr. l.l H7 110
Handicap
-102 10s 10s too
7SS- 771 7I
Fluhrar'l Bak.ry
231 178 113
Hudfr.troni .
Orecn
Ab.entca
Poppy
139
.110
IM 130
.103 103 103
IHK 101 10S
.Jill 711 77 1 33M
Central Keeps
Winko Lead With
Eighth Victory v
ELLENSBUUG, Feb. 11 (l)
Central Washington kept Its
Winko league campaign rolling
Tuesday with its eighth
straight league victory, over St.
Martin's, 54-38.
Wiseman of Central was the
high scorer with 24. He bagged
seven field goals on 10 shots
and 10 out of 11 free throws.
Central took an early lead
and set the pace all tho way,
winding up the first naif ahead
27-10.
EL PADRE
Merrlll-Lakavlew Junction
NOW OPEN I
DINNERS 4 P. M. fo 11:30 P. M.
MUSIC 8 to 12
W Will Be Cloiod Every Tuesday
DINNERS - DANCING - BAR SERVICE
and the call of the armed forcei.
Army Teams
Invited to
Hoop Meet
DENVER, Feb. 11 (!) Army
sharpshooters will provido a mil
itary flavor for tho nation's big
gest basketball show next month.
But they'll have to keep tho
basket's mngo to get nnywhera,
because more tluin 30 of tho
country's best teams will com
pete In tho 1043 annual National
A. A. U. tournament which will
bo held In Denver for tho eighth
successive year March 14-20.
Tho Rocky mountain A. A. U.
association, which will run the
tourney, says efforts will be
made to attract teams from army
camps to the meet, in addition
to college, clubs and independent
aggregations.
Tho war will, tho association
admits, rcduco tho number of
competing teams. In other years
between 45 and 50 cities wcro
represented in the tourney.
Opening the competition to
service teams is expected to help
tako up the slack and association
officials aro hopeful that be
tween 30 and 35 teams will get
their entries in by the deadline
March 10 at midnight,
Frosh Cagers
Make Two-Day
Valley Trip
Frosh hoopsters of the high
school wind up their season Fri
day and Saturday with a two
day trip to meet Mcdford and
Ashland. The Rooks play Mcd
ford Frosh Friday afternoon, stay
In Mcdford as guests of basket
ball enthusiasts, and Saturday
return to Ashland for a game
with their rooks. Nine pluycrs
will compose the traveling squad
under Coach Paul Dcllcr.
Coach Frank Ramsey's Wild
cats whipped tho Henley high
school squad at Henley Wednes
day night by a score of 3D-24.
Eastman was high man for the
Wildcats. Sllva and Schortgcn
played good ball.
The headline on the Frosh
basketball story which ran In
Wednesday night's paper stated
tho Frosh lost to tho Bonanza
hoopsters. The story stated the
game correctly by saying the
Freshmen defeated tho Bonanza
squad by a score of 22-21,
Willamette Grid
Player Instructed
For Marine Corps
PORTLAND, Feb. 11 (IP)
Darrcll Dowain Lewis, Salem,
halfback on Willamette's varsity
football team last fall, was
among Inductees accepted for the
marine corps here yesterday, the
recruiting office announced to
day. Lewis, 18 years old, was a
freshman in physical cducution
at the Salem school.
TRAIN FOR BOUT
PORTLAND, Feb. 11 (!)
Johnny Taylor, Oakland, Culif.,
and Jimmy Garrison, Los An
geles, middlcwcights, entered
heavy workouts todoy for a 10
round boxing match here Fri
day night. Both fighters arrived
yesterday.
Pi L E S
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION
No Loif of Tim.
Parmanant flaaulla!
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Ohlropraotlo Phyalalan
I No. 7lh - Eaqulra Thaatra Bids.
Phone 7MI
By SID FEDER
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (!') If
unci when tho I'hilllos gel a new
owner and with nil tho fancy
funiblliiK Just now. It looks nuii'o
Ilka "II" than "whim" virtual
ly all National longtiu clubs Imvo
promised to pitch In and help the
loop's bottom outfit with playing
material for llllll.
It was learned today that, In
making tho promise at tho 'lues
dny meeting at which tho league
bought tho Phils for rc-salv, all
but one of (ho club-owi'ors
agreed to lend n hand, oven If
tho league Is "stuck" with tho
Phils all season, in which case
Bill Terry will be niiineil to run
tho outfit.
This picture of other club
owners voluntarily giving up
vnluablo plnylng talent to boost a
downtrodden brothor, adds up
llko one mid ono makes three.
Chiloquin Takes
Tulelake for
Two Cage Tilts
The Chlloqulu Panthers drop
ped tho strong Tulelako Honk
ers, 42-31 Inst Saturday In a hoop
battle on the Chlloqulu floor.
Halftimo scoro was 23-16 for the
Panthers.
The Chiloquin team led all
tho way except for tho first
three minutes. In tho fourth
quarter, the Chiloquin reserves
ended tho gnmo. Hill RoberLson
of tho Panthers was high man
with 16 counters. Crawford and
Cross each scored 12 points for
high honors for tho Tulelake
squad.
In the preliminary tilt, the
Chiloquin B team defeated the
Tulelako B sqund In a hard
fought game by n scoro of 33-20.
llnlftlmo scoro was 15-6 for the
Tulelako squad.
CAMP ADAIR WINS
PORTLAND. Ore., Fob. 11 (IP)
With Brown, Cump Adair Timer
Wolf center scoring 27 points,
tho Army biiskctbullcrs swamped
the University of Portland 00
43 here last night. Camp Adair
led at tho half, 32-10.
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But sliicti the Phils' rosier nliuws
only about a doon players with
any past rxpeilciico In "flint"
company of diiublo A calibre or
bolter, It's easy In sea Unit bill I
playois will havu to romo from
somewhere, unless thu boys fig
mo the PIiIIh ciiii use a xul of
two tiK'd sliiths this niiiiiinei'.
What's more, Iho pletuio Im't
any funnier Hum tho ulluallon
that rinds tho Phils still sitting In
tho league's lap today, with tho
salo nt Ilia senior circuit's chron
ic headnehu to n private enter
prixo apparently no nearer tho
"signed mid sealed stage" tluin
when tho loop bought iiliiui.it II
whole outfit from llcrry NugciW
and other stockholder 411 hours
ago.
Although there wore enough
bids coming In to (lit n bridge
tournament, tho six-man New
York Phlliuli'lpli'ii tyndli'iilo
originally mentioned still was
nut in front. Hut them was
sumo cement hi tho motor Ap
parently, for ono of tho six, Cii
tain O. Herbert Walker Jr.,
Phlludelphla-New York broker
now stationed nt tho Dayton'
(Ohio) army air field, said the
deal by which each of tho six
was to put up $25,000 apiece to
buy tho club's stock and pay its
Immediate debts excluding the
$130,000 tho Phils owe tho
league was out of tho question
"Ju.it now."
Early Training
For Big League
Ball Players O
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 11 (P) '
Early conditioning of big Ipiikii
baseball players who live In Cali
fornia has been proposed by Vic
tor Ford Collins, president of '
Hollywood Coast league baseball '
club.
Collins sent lotters to major ,
league club officials, suggesting
their players could get two I
weeks' practice beforo Joining' '
their own outfits by working 1
out with the Hollywood club,
whoso spring training starts
March 27.
Collins said some exhibition "
games between them and the .
Hollywood team might be ar
ranged.
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