Third Baseman Bill Lai, Outfielder
Gene Martin, Marty Walsh and Eddie
Lennon were the veterans who went
through the paces at Newfield park
yesterday afternoon. There were
about ten other players, all recruits,
who were given the first drill by
Manager Walsh. Not much of a line
could be obtained on them yesterday
because they did only a few prelim
inary stunts.
LEE MAGEE IS
SUING TO GET
PAY FROM CUBS
Cincinnati, O., April 15 Lee Ma
gee showed he was not bluffing in his
threat to get even for his ejectment
fmm nrtranized TKiseball when he
started suit yesterday against the
.-v,i oin'h nf the. National League
for SsTsoO. The Chicago club's snare
of the receipts of yesteraay s game
were attached.
his suit that be
,.ntT-nr.t- and the amount that
he seeks in damages is based on his
a sno Kul.irv and a possible ?i),uuu
V, ;o-v,t rpnpivfl as a oarticipant
in the world series games should the
Cubs win the National League pen-
. tt. alWpct that he was
dropped from the Cubs' roster and
that the club will not permit mm io
play baseball in either of the big
leasrues.
-TOio will flirht Lee Magee's suit to
a finish and we fail to see where he
has a legal chance to collect a rea
cent " said President Veeck of the
Cubs, who is here to witness the open
ing game.
