Whatever may be the condition of
Mile. Lenglen's forehand drive, her
tongue la still scoring aces in rather
Ul-tempered repartee.
TERRY STARTS
SEASON RIGHT
NEW YORK. Feb! 28.—William
Terry. $50,000 first baseman, bought
from Toledo, joined the Giants at Sara
sota yesterday and astonished observ
ers by cracking out the longest home
run seen in Florida in agea, according
to enthusiasts’ reports reaching here.
Terry hit .841 and made 15 home runs
for the Mud Hens last season.
Frank Frisch, regarded as a candi
date for the "most valuable man” hon
ors this season, will leave today for
the camp. Other veterans are slated
to depart Monday.
News from Clearwater, Fla., where
the Robins are tuning up, has Manager
Robinson worrying about his catchers.
Zach Taylor of last year's squad is a
holdout and the purchase price of Mike
Gonaales from St. Paul is being held
up. President Ebbets refused to com
ment on the rumor that Sam Bohne
of the Reds was to be traded to Brook
lyn.
Yankee officials have served notice
on holdouts that the club had made its
final offers. Sam Jones, Bob Shawkey,
Herb Pennock, Wally Pipp, Aaron
Ward, Bob Meusel and Whity Witt
have not yet signed. The first detach
ment of the world’s champions leaves
tomorrow for New Orleans.
WHITMEN'S PRINCE WINS
BAY MINETTE. Ala., Feb. 2S.—
Picked \by judges from a field of 28
data, Whltmen's Prince, owned and
bandied by Eugene McMillln of Bay
Mlnctte. captured the Gulf Coast Field
Trial club all-age stake here today.
Bob Sanbeau, owned and handled by
Thomas IV. Gilmer of Bay Mlnctte,
look second prise, while Carl’s Kid
owned by Dr. P. «. McNaufhton of
Miami, Okla., and bandied by Mrs.
II. W. Fishcl, was third.
