Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-03-05 | Page 4 | Skipper Leads Bees in Hike

1 V u rn uj HJ t JJ SKIPPER LEOS LEADS BEES IN HIKE Duffy Lewis and Charges in iri Honest Days Day's 5 Work FRESNO March 5 Manager Duffy Dufty Lewis took the Bees through a a. strenuous ous workout today which lasted over five hours After the work had be been n completed the boys were ready to retire retiro re re- tire tiro and there was little noise about the hotel after atter 9 fl I The Bees opened their days day's work with a nine mile hike which was waa covered covered cov coy ered In record time with toe skipper leading the the- way When the bo boys s 's re returned returned re re- I turned to the ball park most every everyone everyone I Ione one was nursing some kind of an Injury inJury in- in i Jury on hU his feet ee Lewis himself had a a. dha i rs huge blister e on n his heel and was a forced to take It easy the rest of or the day After Atter resting an hour the players players players play play- ers took to the ball baU field where they warmed up and did a 80 little fly 1 chasing chas chas- ing log and batting practise before the day was wag over Catcher Blunt waned walled the ball with terrific force and his work was the sensation of ot the day If It Blunt continues continues con con- this pace with the stick lie he will give some ot of the veterans a stiff batlo batie for tor a place on the squad Manager Manager Man Man- ager agel Lewis YAwls was impressed with his sti style cIvIc Hensel sel Hulvey who who wa was acquired d dby by the Bees from Philadelphia In the Strand deal reported yesterday Hulvey Hul Jiul- vey Is a right hand pitcher of ability and Is known to be he a dangerous man with the stick Dutch Leonard former for for- I mer big leaguer worked out with the Bees for tor a couple of ot hours Jimmy diminutive Hawaiian Ha Ha- twirler sent word Sword to Manager Lewis vi via wireless that he would de depart depart de de- part from Honolulu tod today y and would I be ready to Join the club the latter part of next week made madea a favorable Impression last year after atter being farmed out to the Peoria club of ot the Three I league Manager Lewis la Is planning on using as a are re regular ular President William Lane Is expected In camp today Assistant Business Manager Spider Baum announced last night he had I booked five games ames for tor the Bees three of them with the Fresno Athletic club clubS a local Japanese organization The dates follow Sunday March 9 F. F A. A C. C at Fresno Sunday March 16 1 F. F A. A C. C at Fresno Sunday March 16 Bee at Porterville Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- March 22 22 Union OH Oil company at Fresno Sunday March arch 22 22 Fresno Bees at Fresno Sund Sunday Y March 30 SO 20 F. F A. A C. C at Fresno A ANGELES GELES March 6 Perry Perry Calahan Cala- Cala han southpaw pitcher formerly with witha a team has haa been signed up by the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast Cout Baseball league Business Manager Howard Lorentz anno announced Harry A A. A Williams of the Pacific Coast Baseball league said that differences between the Portland and Sacramento clubs of the tue league growIng growing grow grow- ing lag out of plans for spring exhibition games in Stockton March 23 were personal personal per per- sonai differences between the clubs and and- would havo have to be settled by those clubs lie Its said he ha would take no part in the controversy BOYES BOTES SPRINGS GS Cal Cat March farch E. E Oliver Mitchell and Pat Shea Shee regular pitchers In training here with the San i Francisco Coast league Baseball club were fined 00 each today for tor Infractions Infractions infractions of the training rules SPi SPRINGS Cal March The The roster of the Oakland team of the Pacific Coast Cout league now in training train train- log ing ng here is with the tile sIgnIng signing sign sIgn- ing log of Outfielder Cooper hitherto a holdout and the anticipated arrival In n camp today of First Baseman Lafayette Lafaette