The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 14, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS THE LETTERS ALL MAILED- MANY | GO TOo ARE OUR STOCK | |‘: VP TEN POINTS — O-KAY- | | © 1928 ov Inv o Feature Service. Ine Young rookics all on a e premising their felt ter) ington Ralph Xress, Otis Browns. A Bn;umnn have dreamed of to be found in the will have their ambitions realized this y s score of rivals is exclu of pitchers not even the managers know how many of the| 1928 quota pitching recruits | \\l]l be among those present when the summer we boils th kinks from mor experiencec pitching arms. Among several catchers coming up to the 1 for the first time, b, formerly of & stands out *with the Cardin Mancuso is with the Red Birds as a result of the sec- ond thought of the He did good work for but the parent club alize just how promising he real- ly was until this Spring when he was ordered to join the major league instead of the minors, Mancuso’s name was not on the roster of the nished before South. Two new first basemen started| from the jump, Del Bissonnette with the Brooklyn Robins and Bill Kelley of the Phillies. sive good young AN CUS0, « the team went will be very much in the spot light as he succeeds Rogers| Hornsby and may hear from time ! to time that “Hornsby wou!d hnvl,‘ got it” or “Rogers would have done something if he had beeu; ap there.” | The St. Louis Browns have! drawn on Tulsa for three infield- ers, although one may have to double in brass by taking a turn in the outfield now and then Otis Brannon and Ralph Kress will play second and short for Dan | Howley while Guy Sturdy will} make himself generally useful around first base or in the out.’ field. | Chalmer QCissell will be calles . on+to play shortstop for the Ch cago White Sox under the hand i cap of a big price tag attached fo his uniform. Arthur Whitney,| who will cover third base for the! _Phillies, is one of the few drafted pllyeru to come through beyond dispute. Hdrry Riconda, who has “heen in and out of the big time, ‘is back again with assurances of yémaining somewhere in the kiyn infield, flock of ylamz alltflallbrp are Morgan of || infie lumzs ; management. | Syracuse | did not re-| 1928 Cardinals fur-| Andy Co-| hen at second base for the Giants | ORTS sters Bolster Big League Clubs SOLONS NOSE of whom are expected to re Maxtv Callaghan (left), Cincinnati; Emile Barmes (upper cen- ght), Cleveland, all outficlders; and (left to right below), an.l Guy Sturdy, utility player, all with the rebuilt St. Louis , Paul Purdy { Cincinnat erling « il M stars of the Babe Ruth of It Hoinsby lope the fir | eireuit season: Lwo the major leagues, Yankees vd the Bra four clubs i s pennant ra Call; Le 'vu‘|1<| 1 ty n of the Cardina the Senators, | the Phillies and Ar | Lefty O'Doul of the in evidence opening day “, O'Doul, a former major i pitcher, is older than the {but has made on nager of Bill nr trick of this National Hornby Pirate: Cardinals Ruth Cardinals Pira Giants M in Cubs tr ing Deitrick, a fast v nian, reported to the n infielder but shunte the outfield where his sp xn] and great arm can show to er advantage. 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Fhiladelphia batteries were: Chicago tle Knight, Middleton Detroit chmidt, ¢ mento — Vinei, Singleton, Rachac and Koehler. GAME IESTERDPY Pacific Coast League 13; amento 12 Angeles Hollywood an Francisco 8; Mission 2. | Oakland 0 | N-tional League New York 7. 1 1; Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 0. Paul Waner, Z . .380. 000 Base running—Frank Fris 000 | Louis, 48. Leading pitcher ze)—Ray .47 per game, SACRAMENTO, i Solons ye [of! 0 American League Won' L fre a Seattle st Pet. | 1.000 1.000 1.000 | lost)—Harry Benton, | won 17 and lost 7. Leader in strike Vance, Brooklyn, 184, Leading run scorers Hornsby, New York, and Waner, Pittsburgh, 133. Leaders in home runs, liams, Philadelphia, Chicago, 30. Leader in doubles, i rhenson, Chicago, 46. Leader in triples, Pittsburgh, 17. Kremer, New 1 lost outs— 000 000 - > — SON OF JIMMY WILLIAMS 1 or Flynn, o LAKELAN Fla, April 14 | Ralph Williams, son of the tamous| {old Jimmy Williams, second sack-} {er, is here getting a tryout \nrh‘ ‘H\P Reading Keys. 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