anti-W t1
Extremes in ngewhnsebsll .qu
have been prominent in» the big league
pitching this seaéon, prominent 1h)? oi~
t‘ec‘tlve work, says t11"“1rlolr York 81111.
lsucll pitchers as Mathewson null
.‘Plank are arguments in “invor of l‘e-
vorsin‘g the fixed custom and l'luildinl:
.1115 ‘with due. much has begun the 1913
year with a disiblny of form up to 11111;
thing displayed in more youthful
times as it the further own? from.
"'1‘th they get the more voutlllul thev
.- W‘iflle- » ,
“We find 11 consideruhle 11111111191 of
veterans going along with no apparent
diminution in skill and effectiveness.
unions them. Mathewson, Plank, Amos,
Hughes, Rocker, iWalsh,1White Ful-
lienburg, Salleo Richie and Cumnllz.
If any of these men have gone back
nothing that has 1hanrnencd this year is
:1 2y 1111110111 to that effect; end it any
or all .01' these men hare passed the
inevitable time at which a pitcher he-
gins to go the other way the 11181111 in
that retrogrossion are hurd to diacoulr
and the r‘etrogression very slow Crack
pitchers ouch us Matty, Walsh. Rucker
und'Plnnk. seem to travel along 101
yours on a plane which”'1nay have its
occasional depresol011s hit the way of
1 elfectiveness but which to .1111 outward
.wnmronce maintain an almost level
. standard of excellence. .
'l‘llose superior artists, Johnson and
”Wood, great no auy’hodl in the innate
diute plesent, inch on and length of
scrlice to milks thorn as great as
. Mathew son and Plank or Walsh. Both,
‘ however have been at it long enough
to be iirmly fixed among the pitching
stars of baseball. W as there eler a
period which had so many high class
pitchers contemporaneously as now."
‘Bei’ore shouting “No” don’t forget that
in the ’SOs there were oilerotlng in the
big leagues 11 group including Clark‘
son, Keefe, Welch. Burlington, Rud-
llourne," Ruslo, iris, Cnrruthers.
“1301117., King, Sownud.‘ Mulluue. Mollie-
lion. Klidoynliulusey and Hooher.
But the king in dead: long live £119
king The '803 were in another can.
tury. The year 1913 A. .1). not only
(is veterans going at their host but
gbrousht out dashes oi thatch work!
his «loungst‘oru. .wchtollle anions than“
ore Seutou, dialing. Damages. Perl-in.
Mayer. Russell and John-om (tile in-
diun), all or whom have pitched one or
more games chocollnlollous excellence.
Also such pitchers us Gregg. Menus
dor. Welllnull, Allen, 186M111. Hendrix
and ltoliloedn camourunvoly‘laiscoul-
ere. urmm'
Keeling, trash from the 1.1.11.1}...
won the only two “men (or the New
York American- 511d uhut out on Ath-
, . 1,9
one hit Iiiommhdfic . Mild! to
Makers for Giants
‘ 1‘11 ore.
. in: start and by Wall tinted slid-o ghoul
the White Sol; won a shutout 111 which
the onelny 11 hits were limited to two. ‘ .
Tell‘ltt of the Cardinals hold Pitts; .
though to two hits. None. of the swung [31
pitchers liegln’s no. yealmore promis-
ingly than Boutonnfbenton has pitched
three victories and one thirteen; ill-"1 .
hing tic, and all on onlioncntr l 1‘ _,
grounds. . 811: runs and twenty-nine
hits have been made off him in thirty 3
night conescutivn, innings.
The Giants went from April ‘17 tDV
April 25 inclusive without losing ll bat- '
tie, and in that time 11 on 881191). games
and gland two ties. The *Brooklyns
were at both ends 01’ the spurt find so .
far are far from the snap they have. .
been for the Giants. 01 the three'
teams that have met-the Giants none
has shown as muclflmprovgmont:ovcl'
last your so the Brooklyn, that is
taken on their wolk against the Giants.
The ilodgors are boner balanced and
are playing a more gingerly game than”
last year. With Va young toum of this
sort it always remains to be seen how
they will stand the strain. it is at
stunning strains and weathering a.
hard period that the Giants are portion - ..
ulnrly strong fl‘hcy can tulle hard -
knocks u’nd hound buck better ~.V1thll'u
HMAHG 8. lWRIdET.
team in their league. j‘l‘iléiPllw
lies mechanically looked stronger-1111111
lust y§hi$ looked Strong in the novel
the Polo Grounds} ‘l’mfin‘u didn't show hit-
ting strength 11nd didn‘ t allow that ”they
were; any strongor in. struggle or tacti-
cal work than lost your.
Still the Giants have heon having
lots of troublwulcro than usnul with
them in scoring runs tromngcod ou-
portunitlos. ”Theyi haven't made
enough tallies tor a team or tlielrre-
urces in proportional? the mother
men getting on. They have run
into some stood; dud stench holding
at such moments, but also they have
been ally of. timely hits at such times.
Thou again they have been clogged by
careless and thouxhtlcss work by hose
one or turn "bones" on the
hence have nlmd the dance with in-
dingo rich in promise. and there was
one inutuucc 01 ll runner spoillnx'urul-
ly by chi "oily collldlulz with u batted
ball “3?? would have um I are hit
Twice when a milk the cum 11ml
ill on onset with none .out. 41nd
din n’tscoro The 111210111 opiaddefllilch ‘
took a fume stay from thoiudtfil long farm‘s: m ‘3 “'0"
them with three on the builds and none no 3 ’ 1
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out. to be followed by two wand .
hulls struizht to iniloidors and in) or- ‘ Kindly tum-t following A 111mm
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tucemont thereby of rum ulc'u. use dosh-on u tryout w m u 3 t ' p
M1113 the 13113th plfie oLtllth m
dinory inning there was the m1
base running or m Murillo. who on
adoration with ‘thtl better not 11 '1in
The annual 11mins; oi the wgrld’s '
and so all regularly as the seasons.
The? latest word in pole v'llultins is
Marc 8. Wright. of Dartmouth Coi-
in thc Harvard gallium. last June, and
scared clear 0,! u crossbar stretched
13 rest 2 14 inches from the turf. has
’ tor in the summer lWrishtV failed to
win the world's championship at Stock.
1101111. but the winner on' that econ.
lion, Harry B. Benson}: of the \‘ew
York Athletic 011111. lulled to nodal
Wright's record by dbcut hrs inched.
Him-y Hillmu, the ‘nmmouul di-
or things 1mm Wright this spring.
twice cloned 13 tool. in practice this
outfits. and. with tho adcad‘incanuve
11111 close competition. he is expected
to eclipse the mark he made at the
eastern Olympic tryouts last June.
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fluuduyil.
sud twill luskn my home how
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out thrown to the tar 111111111 ho
mu needed. One doesn’t often no
recording 1119 11019 vulllt ll‘u’s gotten to? ,
be e r ulur thin; in truck and hold-‘ '
(1011181 10116111111611 poll «duodenum
loge. who grasped his trusty bamboo'
rector distillation. predicts oven umt- r-W
Under Hillmun's tutelage Wright 118111
new mm mm. W“ or, 'V
i come from Now “my
Jake Stain would 1.1.11 oicmflal (those dull the report no} 11 the {line-3'
Peerless One would gladly 911011111136 11111 atol- first socknlun it he could mm
, a good trade.1t would lie 11 change indeed to read at a Yanlleo lineup with
‘ out H111 Chose. . 11111 11115 been ll llllture for Some time and on many occasions.
_; the single luminous light of the hurl! luck New Yuri: team. Chance is some- '
what of 11 general and knows his business in 1111 departments. Chance is
[figuring on musing first him'soli Chops was tried at second but his south-
i now interfered with his 11111311113 that station. although 1.12. play reflected the
; llrllliaut pane of the man: Still he was not what finance wunted At our .
terfield. he starred but still he is reckoned as doing really out of place Laud
an expensive bond to experiment with. Jake Stahl would undoubtedly 111111
good use. for Chase and wOuld lnoterioliy strengthon his world's champions.
lllill ' ‘ -- V, ..‘l
1 ‘ ~ ooooooco .
Small) Joe Wood is out of the some for a week or so so 11 result or on
injury to his thumb, which got in the way of a hot grounder, recently. .1 l:
DOOOOOOG
, Chance has secured ‘Buckstop Gossott {tom the White 8011.; 118 br'éfiomd
yesterday and will get. into the some at the Polo Grounds toduy. ,1 1.1
ocouooo, *
'1 he Giants and, Brooklyn will play todu. “lather perxnintiulr. Monger
dicGrnw toys will; .1 ill-v
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1 911111 ' .Vuu unison-yearcld twirlor. oi the Wlnutcu-Suleln Club. of the
owner
Earth ‘0 1111111 the: pitched a nil-hit, umd some. yesterday,
Durham, and won in" the more or 5-0. 1 Sonic youngster. ' - .
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mickey. o! the Chinese Americans.
plans to increase the annuity ,ot the
South glide Baseball Purl: ironl thirty
'11de to rum-Mo ‘ousoud for the
11111011 lilo enlargement
mutated. lilo Willie 80; :1
pm: will 11m the 1mm duplicity oi
our 1111111111511 plant in the country.
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cool: course one rvpnoio.
01‘1““.- MW“ ”Ir-President 0°" wsmllno‘uox. mil 29,414 ‘ was
onuouuuod today that “Eddie" Foster.
the Washington Americans speedy lit-
tie third bsscnlnu. in culturing from punch 11;. um low pm )1” wg‘srbupfl
typhoid fever. and that prohahly he inn down for the count
will not be able to return to the time
for a mouth at least. Foster: had 11ml
1 out at the mo tor several duys, hut
honor-d1 to the pull. the mud his ancient was not dissuaded noel.
oy. While the other
milieu. 1.0.000 and the 211 cunt bleach- is I to be u slight one it has wall.
on. 111.000. The improvements will cued the alumwhc morons in rest-
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in tho semi-11119.1 bout Bunny Ford. , ...
terod a sound V
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but the luttor was. filled with” a and
don attack of ooldteotobla or some .
1111113ch that nor-Elnora glut hill. regrets ..
Ford did not hole ,
the 1m: trouble with Boone it!!! who ' ‘
mulls organelles with such frequency
that Referee inure Filmore“ use
4. forced .to tennhnlto hostilities in the
seventh round. JlFord appeared in.
«line shops, and was greatly put out
over Glntys failure to show up
The feature event of the evening
“was the preliminary in which Knock-
out Pants. at New London knocked.1
out Kid Lewis. of Wdtefllury. in the‘
eighth round of ll scheduled too-round
mull: Lewis could not solve Palm's
style of flirting and a right hood
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opponent ‘lettxthe scene airborne u‘
badly. beaten lot] while the former
showedno effects from the tight.
welsh; closed IKotchol’o eye in the
fifth round accused the letters lace
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