Troubadours OpenSeason On SundayAgainst WinonansIIWITH the initial game of lbejry Schaeffer and the old NelsonTroubadour wason aobeduled for ‘,0'hl!ni a player per-1 ormed on the local semi-pro clubs Sunday at Copeland park local fansj.|nd incilt;iently is jim-8 uncle.are watching with interest the performers at short for the locals. RothStephenson made his debut in baseball last season as catcher on theA1 Chapman and Jimmy Stephen-, American Legion Junior club and son. either of whom may start, are was battery mate to Baker, another new to local fans. The Troubadours-Troubadour newcomer, will play the Winona Lucky Roses If Stephenson, due to tnexpericnce, is not gievn a regular position at short, he will be used quite generously as utility infielder andSunday.Chapman, formerly of Chicago, was considered one of the classiest infieldera among the Windy City! catcher, semi-pros last season. With Chap-1 Another change to greet the man s leaving. George Harley, man-1 opening day crowd will be the play-ager of the Mills club has been atjing of Bobby Moore at first base, a loss to find a suitable infield com-(While he has never played first in bination this season and as a result;this city the position Is not new to his club has dropped two double- j him. When playing with the Omaha headers to the American Glams and Western league club. Bobby was the House of David. Manager Moore! used at first quite frequently and feels that in Champman he has just ;did a good job at it. what he needs to help make the) Not much has been heard of the Troubadours into a smooth work- jstrength of the Winonas but a real ing machine. j ball game is promised. Rivalry beStephenson, the other shortstop, a local high school youth, just seventeen, has all the ear marks of a coming star. Not since the days of Lar-tween the two clubs has existed for years but was made even more open by the last minute postponement of last Sunday’s game.