Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-06 | Page 10 | Tigers Try to Work in Inundated Park

TIGERS TRY TO WORK IN INUNDATED PARK Special to Tlie Tribune. TOH AN'GKTKS, Mnrch 5. The mln fell alike on the Jusl and the unjust at Washington Wash-ington park today, tho just bcinu repro-Hcntcd repro-Hcntcd by the watcr-loetcd athletes who sluHhed around the park and tho unjut by Iho holdouts, v.'ho sat In the enuid-Htand. enuid-Htand. Tho apKretration of tollers was Rrently aiiK-meiited by the appearance ot Jack Qulnn. A new catcher, levereaux, also nppeared. All TIrcis were out early for tho workout. Ksslck had, In addition to the two newcomers, Slatlery, McKay and McMorran of his own nKuroKatlon, Pen-ncr Pen-ncr of Halt Tako, Cook of St. Paul and f'lyde Wares. Wade Klllefer matched lOssick at snapping the whip while his plavera splashed about the park, and after af-ter the Timers hail all ducked under the shower to wash off tlie rain, tho Anucl boss iicrnmuanied by Waller Holes, went out and splattered until overcome by wetness. Jack ltynn was on hand and backed Owner Powers. "Hoots" Weber and Klllefer Kll-lefer ui afcs-inst tlie wall while he tried to hasrt'n nloiiK his transfer to Sacramento. Sacra-mento. Powers has already done his part In the mutter by cinoliiiK his terms to ItodKers. and Ryan hnd to RO homo without with-out final word. Powers and Klllefer said they expected to have nil tho Anitels In tho fold by Sunday, Sun-day, when thev hope lo start for their training enmp nt San L)lei;o. Killnfer will start h'rldiiy for the southern stadium, and will have everything In slinpe for the AiikoIh when they arrive Sunday afternoon.