Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-03-02 | Page 18 | Angels Are Holding out for Increase

ANGELS ARE HOLDING OUT FOR INCREASE LOS ANGELES, March 1. Captain Kenworthy, second sacker for the An-i An-i gels last season, has returned unsigned un-signed to Manager Killifer his contract con-tract for this year. Kenworthy, who is working in the San Francisco shipyards, ship-yards, demands better terms. Ho further fur-ther intimates ho has an opportunity to handle the Seals this year. Otis Crandall, one of the Angels' mainstays last season, also is worrying worry-ing President Powers by threatening to quit organized ball. It's another case of inoro money. Callahan, Tigers' shortstop, today was sold to tho Waco club of tho Texas Tex-as league. Essick decided that his last year's record was against him. It was a casn cieai. Harry Jackson, acting as secretary of the Vernon club since his brother, Walter Jackson, enlisted in the navy, himself today was ordered to report at San Francisco for naval service. Bush and James of the Tigers today signed their contracts. The training season here is informally inform-ally on. Killifer worked, out today at Washington park with Elmer Reiger and Charley Chech. From now on players will get up a sweat there every ev-ery morning. Reiger is a free agent. He was formerly with Portland. He hopes to get a berth with either Los Angeles or Vernon. Since disposing of his interests in the Seals, Henry Berry is planning to return to Los Angeles to reside.