Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-03-05 | Page 4 | Stove League Gossip

I STOVE E Jj DOLPH the Bees Bees' Hank Gowdy will be at Inside of a week camp i A President II V Lane is receipt of a wire from the l himself stating that he has arrived In New York from ve that e fo C In a day or wo It Eddie Herr signed Jimmy Collins for second base that news would not pleased Bill Lane any anymore more than did that wire from Adolph The Bee Is really proud of because was one Coast leaguer who did not ask any questions when his Uncle I Samuel got Into trouble Instead he was on his way Over almost before the dust on the lines had settled after the last game ot 1917 been in the thickest ot the fighting and he wll probably have some Interesting experiences to relate when he returns Incidentally he wll also be one ot the Bees Bees' leading box artists ar- ar It he hasn't lost his good right arm The Seals already have he following men In training at Santa Clara Pitch Pitch- ers Daum Fait l Crespi SOn and Hudeck Catchers alid Coleman Infielder Kamm Infielder Connolly Church and Outfielder Harper will report Friday I President Al Baum hu confided In the scribes on the coast that he Is a arda rda t a tI l le el n mr l signed a single Inan Angeles and San Francisco baseball base base- ball writers are Bill Essick that he made a mistake when he sold Bob his promising first base I man and outfielder to the Yankees Eddie Herr tells us that he has positive documents to show that the St St. Louis Americans New Americans and Cincinnati Nationals owe Salt Lake ball ballplayers players and that he eels sure the Bees will get three high class pitchers and a areal real second baseman from these three He t that he wll bp able to get another outfielder If is- is needed Is H an for one of the outer gat providing the little captain again able to stand the gatt The Sacramento club has I the New York proposition on Pitcher Bill I lf the former Bee will be a next