Hide Article Text (OCR)
HOLDOUT STARS, RUTH AMONG THEM, RUMORED DUE FOR HARD DEALS AND NO COMPROMISESNEW YORK March 1 —tfV-Wtth the major league ba*#hall caravan* d#f.i©yed today on a widMprud front marking tht full awing of inothffarising training campaign only four of the Id club* at HI appeared »© be haia.s**d aerloualy by holdout* In the rear guard So long u thia Hat ionrtltutaa such notable figure* aa Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig of the Y^nkeei We* Ferrell of the Indiana, Frank Frtach and P***y Vance oftna Cardinal* and liack WiUon of the Dodger*. It conatltutea a majorproblem in front-offiee tactica. f-Nevertheless It is ?.gnll. an? nai y#t maye actual sounding of the bugle !la at camps scattered from Caia-a to Miami ha* prompted many -f tha balkle«t troop* to «nap intolineI.uru and Earnshitw Ml n.cornea down to the actual signing ofdocument*, according to in forma-Uon obtained by the AssociatedPres* from *ource« ckaee to ba*ebal!« inner aanctuma.Yank** Heat Out of Luck.It seema certain now that theYankee* will make no compromise» V,.. fn ormi after «hout-1 to Ruth, Oehrlg or their otherstaff, has come to terms after *nout- j ^ holdouU BUJ DiCkey Ruff.ing hia defiance to th* neighboring (njf ai)d pfrhapa Tony Lauscrl. Thehilltop* George Earnihaw, who understanding la that Colonel JacobK# tr 5 i !# f* on the Pacific *na*t tn- Ruppert, when he makes hia annualLuoasmano thinking It looked Ilk# a brteae or the Yankee* again, not only ha* igned with Connie Mack hanged W» tune completely a turnedvisit along about the middle of March to the Yankee camp at St. Peteraburg not only will make no overture® to Ruth but has no id*a now of raising hia original offer ofThe player* holding out the long- 150,000 for a 1933 contract.
Newspaper Details
The Montana Standard
Butte, Montana, US
Thu, Mar 02, 1933
Page 7
Full Page
Clipped by
Michael W.
NA, 27 Jan 2023
Other Publications Near Butte, Montana
The Montana Standard
Montana Butte Standard
Montana Standard Post
Butte Daily Miner
The Butte Inter Mountain
