Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 19, 1917 · page 9

 

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I ER—JI‘HE YEAR’S
NSATIONAL BATTER

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By Geo. Sister.

 

r is PEI>II§I the batting 59mm;
the _\'val'. We arc u<cd to T)",
and T5115 Speaker but when aI
; follow on the Browns starts, 103
«1; up the circuit we all sit up and;
notice. in the. October llascball'
mini? the star first SEKKPI‘ makest
nagc ccnmlvnts as follows: I
Iat)c 1 ant hittin: just :11 picsé‘lltI
it my 110"lllal stride but i hope.
1 intro alwavr: wanted to bc a
lm'c lt‘umdv'cd hittcr. I have cwn‘
ed in tho hope that i might be»;
a 1‘11'1'8- fifty llittru' No doubtl
' tors who aw a li' 119 nt 11 at tho,
, and 't"l=o.;110 lucky enough HIII
Iay to a good start, have similar
ions and pt-':-ll11ps my own will
way ‘Ithtll the?) pace acts ho‘tll
icpeat l hopo not

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mous lmv<ofthc old school Joe (tans still lives in naulc,
lirn». Thc boxer of today is just like the old ft'llU“'>~-—-l!l name only,

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I Jercpy coasts, We haven't uoticcd an 5 great run of shoppers in local wa-

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unalloycd go --'Il lmk. EzIIlI in the: n...
It I W‘II‘II‘ coin: II' .Hfltltl 'IHII “MIMI-l Yale at ill hopca to have :1 football loam.
1059,111811 l l1a\'("atly right to r‘x'f .—

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bro I ”I “I‘M my thumb. II Of all the (lianl mayors \1 ho were wit} 1 thc c‘1'111'.1110!i“lID \I’W \UII‘ “I‘m

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‘9' IISI'IIII' k 0 I SJ 1: I1" ling: 11 ‘ II” pm; I"? “0W on ”‘9 lllli'I‘mfi Mill-f of lllt' b1. 1.111115 Cardinals.
' all $11911 1' ,11'11 9 ~. .1 .
t CHI") “it.“ (’XIII‘II‘I‘IiI'IlCIn‘! 31 “NW" . . V _
Brown “I‘d KUYlZ iii‘i? gcttlug down to work for

luck. l’clllatw that spraiucd. _ . .
I. was only 1 good alibi to: of “I’m" ”in? ”191' dld sonic-thing bi‘b‘ldi‘h‘ ialk.
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or all but the thumb in ltSclf:
mo from hiIting much above 3: lilil‘d bosom-.111.arutakiuulardiffol'rnt views on 111111" suspensions.
811 f0" 1‘. f—‘W’i king While. I i»: not a hit sorc, but llukt‘r tlu'eatcnr'. to quit 1110 came unlcss he is l'cinstaf-
as out of 1l1c :nmc only two (1111115011

count of tho sprain but pcrlmp: Ii . __.__

l have bccm 31M 21s wml otf if I it llario Rcsta rcgains his old tot'm by'SatuI'dnv,
toyed :1 littlc lr-'Iz.'I"‘. 3 gm 1'1"“: it but tlu-tflmnlpion. in thc llarkncs»; racc.
the bananas hcl'uusf‘ illi‘ .i‘Ill" m

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though thcy arc lcft l1: llltlt‘d in no otll~l
or rcs‘s'pctt Obviouslv both this side!
tho Iunncr has a sholtcr distance
covcr in 1c tthInt, fir .51 base and theI
dill-crcntc, mmc illt'cc or foul tier, is‘I
t‘t’equcntlv cnougli to dctPrntine wltctll-
cI' a buttcd ball shall bc a safety (III

III “till that palticular hand and.
also hz' ndic :11)de in ficldi 11:,

,of coursc, 1111' bands :ti‘c in as
shape as ambodv s l mcrclv
on my own small act-111cm to
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Now of course it would hr
_ leIl‘or me to change. At first
gave the matter much thought. 'I
.seem to me of any great. inr‘
co which hand I uscd most. so

and pulled off some freak tiles
handy played his game. and his hits
wctc cffective.
Wright was pretty busy in the tic
1 used it to adv anlacc But a and took the advantage over morco

t’s thought will show that such those 1’”de ones
of the case | ll Court was right in the game, an

: pitcher, true enough it didn't believe u1e,hc is some star
only dificrt‘nco 11'!1ctl1c1 l was: aI W Slmms can “It anything
.mler or not. The prcference is thinks he will try to stun
Ito right 111111119111 on 1111:, maund and but it next time.

.wherc, but there is always room SIII‘IDIB- ‘
1' 'club for :1 south paw who can IPlunkett coveted third W“ M II“

.meg, game in a neat style, but he couldn't'
11 I began to play baseball in :1 seem to catch his eye on the pill

wav, l was a pitcher.» ,I ontrred --'—'—"'*—“—

jors as a pitcher and have lmrl~i REDI CROSS ‘RECEIVES

e11 games with the Blooms But: CHECK FRO‘M COMISIKEY
anagement early decided theyI Charles A.- Comisket’. president of.
so me to better advantage in a the Chicago Americans league ball
1‘ line up and then the fact that: club, Monday, sent the Red Cross :1
left handed settled my poaitinn chock for 8314437, making a tott)’. of
6 beyond all argument. Of $17,113 contributed by the club this
II do not know that I could have year. Mr. Comiskcy promised the Red
. successful shortstop or second Cross 10 per cént of the club's receipts
‘ even if 1 had been a right during the season.

But tho fact that l was 1101..
¥ (1 me from even trying to tillI
It position save first 11:156. That
Lena’lty that the left. handed in-

to quit the gamc now.

01.11," who never had any trouble on 0
of! the field. in fact this is theI llrs

;trouble whatever, and it was not 0
Below making.

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ANDERSON WILL START,
The last entry tiled in the.’comin

Iheld at the Sheepshead Bay speedwa
cup alco over the Bay course
Dario Rosta,.the 1916 champion, wt

afternoon

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lt’< funny how the modern boxers i mist on taking the names of the fit-I
as do also McGoY- :

They say that the-'9 is great snoop ('1' fishing off the New York and New;

(Illil“Il‘\‘ l'lt"“Zt'llF,. the (liant captain. and Frank Pukcr, tho. Yankcts' star,

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tllcl'c will be nothing 10'

ll] BUN BASEBALL

lcr I do is entirely up to the club. Then:
is only one reason why I might be loath
I always have!
id p1id%mysell on being an orderly play-

(1 time in my career that l have had any

I lived up to my agree
(1 on his head ment with the club while the club did

Harkncss cup classic, which will be

Saturday afternoon was smiling Gil
Anderson the winner of the first AstorI

take his first whirl at the course this
Resta will take two cars
to the course One of these Will be 1115'
old pengeot and the other a brand new}
Frontenac, which he pulchascd from'

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Star Pitchers of G iants and White 5011, Ready for world Series

 

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BAKER ANB NEBZBIE

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Yankees Set Down Famous.

I . @qu . 1' Because He Failed
to Play Exhibition Games:
at New field

Charles Ilcrzog and J. Franklim
Baker, nit-ulbtrs of the Giants and Yan
kecs respcctiwly, and considered to ho
lhc mainstays of their rcspcctivc»
tcams, have hccn indefinitely suspend.—
cd. I'lcrzog has both at odds with...
VManagcr McGraw latcly and it is in?»
lievcd that this led up to his layofi‘.

Baker got “in bad" with Managua
llill Donovan ot‘ the Yankecs whcn 11:2.
failed to come to Bridgeport for an ex-
hibition game Sunday. Donovan prom»
ised the management of the Bridgeport'
club that ho would have Bakcr on 1111;» I
join He gave tho famous slugger
ticlrt and was int‘orulcd last Saturdt';
night that Baker would play in thc c1. -
ltibition game.

‘ llcrzug is considered to be one of the»
111081 erratic prrt‘ormcrs in 1110 game-
\thn he was a member of tho Gianti.
back in 19” hc had scvcral tilts with
‘Managcr itctlraw. which lcnt to hip.

bcing chascd from tho club. He is :11:

hard and carncst works-r. it is' bu-

licrcd that ho had some sort’of an uni

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who will no doubt bc one of the main dcpcndcllcics of t‘om

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lilo-1‘ a 11mm in the World 'clt;1111|11.111:~'ltip scrim with tllc New York Clan ts of thc National L""li‘ll.li', ha1 pitched

lllll‘t" llvc can; to ill 1:. :it‘ltatltl. “t‘ has Won l\‘v‘t'lll)'lI'.llll' and lost clcron. liia avcrunc i~< thus .815. Fcrdiom'hnpp

ii'iIiIil'ii“ UI 1h. Giants, has won Iii‘ili'lt'I'll uaulvs and lost 51% 11, and his alt-tagc is .731. iftt'om- bur. bcHl gumcnt with 111.3 lllunagcmc‘nt and loin»
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att't'u.» cd l1:.'b.'11cball lIltycrs ol tampering: \1'1tl1 tl c b: .,ll and llllillll‘k .- 111111 1 [1.111111 out bull“ L1 “th 11.11”. but 1d“, club tor that roason. Hermg 10,

11otl1i1‘g-u-dctlnlt' has been found to 1111c uni 011“H.Ullfll mothods . . . .
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YWVIEK ‘V‘wv‘; IIIBleiI‘V 131W :12: an 0m, Again, tllc lctt lutndcd litt‘ti‘rI‘Vfl] Ragtire For Good Unless - '~ ~ .. _.... ' v -~ ~-- -~ _..._ -'-'-- -- — ' " ' ______-_ ‘tlon in NI‘W York 1335 A‘DiII- H" “‘4“
.nttlng c.1ampnnsl p .1‘ l (T swings normally into his stride mull Ruppert ROVOka Suspen- BLOOM WON T WALK . q .3 THE sITANIDmIGs WALTER JOHNSON :0“. of mo game for a long limo. H0 rt:—
' lncd bv 1““ such sma I ISIS”: ahnuld bc in a position to make :11 sion . FOR SEVEN WEEKS? M FOR CLEVELAND IS turned to thc game in August and was.
‘Wf'l‘G generally f0] g0.l(‘:lan:‘ I", (luith‘l‘ CPI “Willi" lo first than HS ' -0. """ Nihonfll League. I Pt II NEWEST REPORTIcalrlPd Off ”)0 flE’Id flffl‘l' fainting 054
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Ilong IIPIIIIIlIIIP :oIIIenoictnout ”mg“ I“ "3““! "m“ ”I" "pposm NFW YORK 31111 Ids—«Franklin 1 Form" BMW" Boy H“ mm \‘cw Yolk 91 19 cant Septombet 211. agame mm 111011111111.
1. 1' . e “0- _ . . ‘ A A , . .1 1. *_ A ........... , ' .1. __ . ,
III :nllltIlI2I1-0c0111s In fact hut~ (Iago M the plattot. -liakcr. suspcndod .\'cw York Amcrlcan Izramlurt' 0' All“: I: In 3‘ J°hng III‘IIIIIIPII’II'I‘ -------- .7 II" F li\LTl\l(‘IRE,.\1d..G1pt 19 ~“JOIIH In" “’Imnpd I” ”I" blunts lineup MI
23:11.11... Iodd 11.1.1.4 111 host and ._...._.. .third bust-man said yahii‘i‘d“? that he Ploi'plItal I" ml“s “fr" - n Ikl' :I- trio”. """"""" if 2'“ “in" “minim 0! $18 5th ('xpircs this tllc Pllilndclphla surlcs nitm the Chaim
rt 111;}; ”ms in u “wooed“! we BEARCATS NOTES. Iliad been unjustly treatod by ""1 Now in 1‘ 1mm" 111” 0m" '1 ‘ 220‘ 1;" (1:3: 11:36“ """""" 31.; 3-11,. 1‘1: 15061301). and tho speed king has madc up clinchcd its hold on the land left the
-. . - - ' - txct 11' 1o town 1' movct 0 l‘( u i -~
, , _ 1 — . .- . -. . . . ' m. ubis mind not to sign unless Griffith Iclllb
a big and (“.01. WWW“, “mum“ tl V. -torv was nothing unusualj‘mk AlnPllt‘ans, and that his hastlmll 01 11 I“ zd in St hhn ‘ Brooklyn .......... 6.11.1.46... .
at 1111: 11m. ovitloncc of luck 11 III") IIIlIII-c 1 11m “111mm who“ future is entirely in the hands of Prrsl- II. I, I: III: III): III 11 1 1. I f II :05." 0m“ """" ‘ ' """ "I‘I 75' 'I'I‘IIIIC‘muI" though “I‘m 11111111 0mm “hi0“ II has IIPIII II IInOIIn MCI for II In“.
11 I r- nIi..I.~.~ 1 ..I .1 . c 11 101 III". IIIII a S I- I1 1 s1 I «tom 111111111111 of 111111 club. 11 lttipucrt pm 1 11111111111111 1. I“ I‘ “If "I” 111111111”... ---------- '0 95 331“ no doubt explains 11111 our boss is M I'm" ”1‘" “ilk" ““5 “0‘ “m “““g “‘7”
1:115:3131'1111 1’111111‘1‘1LAESY‘; 21:": they mmmod the lloyt1il ea 0 c ant-{does not rc1 okc the suspension within of the left ankle 11nd will not hc llblb 111‘, Ammcan ”INN“ L 11mg his 51111 moundsman go... said :1 with “flag" Donovm The hard mt,
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. . .. . . ford, 42' ‘th ncxt fcw d B k 1 ll “Mk for sown wmk'fl' A“ X III“ “I I ~ _ . Ipromlncnt montbcr of the \\ anblngton ting third 580k" has played in ("“91"
at pork. but .11 the sumo time 1“,,qu of going to Ridgeflpld this. 6 ays, a or says to wi umination of ”W Mm”! luctnbcra Wicmcago .............. 9.» fit .(I :64 , ,
. ~ . . ‘ . , ' 1130311.“ ,,,,,,,,,, x 5,3 111‘ American lcaguc club this wcck in dis- Pm ball “I1 Ill“ 5"“50" H" I)“ 9‘9“
tom up as important enough to S nla the Boar (his will take the r-e rctlle flotil bastball for good. v ‘ l lb t tb l l ‘ ‘ 1. It 4. i .6
. . . U i Y I1 did not break an ““9um will. on I“ a " "3”“ ”X 1' may fl"tlcwltuld ............ 79 6:: .LSttIcussing tho reported sale of Pitcher that because Ii" “aIS a 5"“ ”I“ 1‘"
Imh dash I“ ”I" dopc. ' ‘lInaiIns of tho Stamford tcams and D18? . . out of the ironic for tho rust of this sea llelltlll "u "‘ 4"9 11 . v l ld b . k l .1 and Malta 1_ D011 1'— '
I‘tlllll" which has influcnccd mv 1 la a d o to thc New York Americans in refusing ' .' . . I I. I." ' j’IW “1' “I Johnson ‘0 the “9‘ cland ,\,1p3,cou 11:1 to e I g‘
151m; ml 1.1qu .mmp than am lhc Shamrocks of tint 11 cc. n g to play in an exhibition gum in sun, as he will ban-(110 be very (‘lu‘bfulI Ezsbhlgtlon .......... tit; 1 A It From a reliable sourcc of informa iva n has probablv suspcndcd him ht,
L" .. 3'1. ‘." 3' . ‘ , .' . . 101' ........... 1 F .7
is the fact that I am lct‘t band- RIIIEMIIIIII- S'IIIII 30141111 osc Iilridgcport last Sunday.” said Bakcr. “If” IIII bonc IIIIIISI nhith (IOCIOIIS say Si. LOUIS. ---5‘-I Ill FINN” I" Washinnlon It is learned that make an example out Of his case
'ow I am not a port sldcl' in otll- AIM ”III “(I my I 1l I pl tho but InstI ”011 the other hand, the club broke on “III takc I.“ MINI mo months. Philudclphia ......... 49 till ..t.3.3’iill'iliih had in)?“ cndcnvorlng for 1111' ‘I
35- I write with nu 112111 hand V1 lth \Killiitmv‘onlit 1111:“? 11m. cats agreement with "18.1““10" l consented llloom is hcml: attended by Dr. American Association. .l.1stthrcc v'cats to 1.119.101.1111... sign :1 AFTER SlONlOO STAKES.
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0 most other thlngn in thc sami‘. Sunday at 11111. 1111111 to play with the Yankees in thc winter C. 15111.. thc llttsbulg National league Indianapolis (:3 (”If RC“ 1918 contract but that the speed king COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. ilk-Cl): coat.
a a normal human being. But in rm whining again. of 1916 l exacted a promise from ”PM club pllyslcmn. In 11 latter to The Louisville . W88 65'57;.1111u1~cdto “com .1 cut. in solar). testants will be in the field this after-
“ ' \\ llltamson maiegular ““811 OI light Standard-American he wished to be """ ' '''''' Ir I.- I.- noon for'thc Hester-Columbus $10,001?
11 I .1111 a true left handpr, 1 him; dent Rultpert that I need not play in r m 10‘ d t It th boys at Levin St. Paul ....... . ...... 88 6.1 ..17.1 NEW YORK S t 19 F Bill 3 t k f 2.” ‘ tt Th bl .1.
‘le 1 handed, 'lIlcf .lnndcl, in exhibition tunes and to this .1111 crt. 9 cm) “I 0 n e ’ I Columbui. """""" “ 69 "‘6 0p '— mm a s a c or to ”B e gge»
enefnd lilainlyIBIlIl mvtl it 11111:! 1 LOMIka pitched an excellent game consented g .pp sky's camp. where he trains and his Milwaukee ........... 70 81 461Imorc came a report last night thutlmce of the meeting will have as i“.
out into the mm"_§M l fi'm" and workcd fine as 3 Indie I0 William , “H is immaterial m 1119 it] We“ pl'w Bridgeport friends. He says that. he QII‘iIl‘Eggilglilt“ ~21 i'é if; IWaltcr Johnson, the grand pitcher of starters Earl Dreams. lRoynl Mac. 1.1a
_ . i . ~ ..'on. 1’ I . I. . ‘ . ‘ v. - _’ .......... o . . 1 ,
play basrban which “Inspret: ‘1 Mason moved to be a heati'stick monotllcr big league game, and whoth- cxpccts to bc able to got on crutchtsi Toledo _______________ 56 94 .373 the Washington Americans, had bcenIPrlnceton. Pete. Thornhtll, \‘ilnnatomzlr

in about scv on weeks time A plaster
cast will he placed on the ankle just as
soon as ho is able to get 1111.

sold to the Cleveland club. The follow- Iand 'Petcr Vaughn. Favorites are Earn
lug telegram from Clark Grifllth, mnn~IDreams and Royal Mac.
ggcr 01 the Senators, explains itself: The unfinished King pacing Stags,
If Cleveland thinks they are going to rape for 3: 05 pacers makes the pro—
gct Johnson they are crazy." gram heavier than usual. LittleFrank
”A" tD's failure to take the third heat yes—
terday, after easily 1. inning the first.
1110 gives the $110) a chance to take“
the $3, 000 today.

.Other events are the Horse Review.~
Futurity for three- -ycar- -old trotters for-
a. purse of ‘88, 000 and the? :07 race.

 

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

 

 

,Na‘tlonal League.
New York. 4: Chicago, 2.
Boalon. 5-1; Pittsburgh. (it).
Cincinnati. 1: Philadelphia, 0.
Stf Louis, 2-12; Brooklyn, 04.

. American’League.
Chicago. 6; Philadelphia, 1.
Washington. 9: St. Louis, 3.
Cleveland, ll; New York, 4.
Detroit-Boston, wet grounds.

‘ ‘ American Association.
Toledo, 54: Minncapolis, 4-3.‘
Louisville, 3: Kansas City, 0.
St. Paul, 9; Columbus, 4.
lndianapolls, 16: Milwaukee, 9.

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DAYTON 0 Sept 8.-—l{arr Greb of
Pittsburgh, won ovcr George (Knock-
out) Brown of Chicago, in the ninthI
round of a scheduled fifteen round bout!
here last night. At the end of thc;'
eighth round Brown claimed he had}
broken a bone in his right hand. He:
made little attempt to box in the ninth .
round, so Referee Badman stoppedItheI
bout and gave the decision to Grelxl
The men are middleweight‘s. I

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NEW ll AVEN, is dolling up for the:
Battling Kunz- Chic Brown bout that
will be staged at the Arena there on
October 8. The seating arrangements
hasbeen so altered as to make its ca
pacity to 10,000. Frank H. Smith, a.
New Haven sporting writer, is holdingI,
the stake and will act as tltnar as welt.
Kunz, according to a New Haven dis-
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GIANTS PICK UP TWO
RECRUITS FOR TRIALS.

The Giants have signed two young»-
Isters for trials in the south next spring
F. C. Fosslano, a Beverly, Mass, semi-

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GAMES TODAY.

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YARDLEY IN TRADE?

 

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.—~Announce-E National League. with Smith. lprofessionalintlelder, and Mike Hogan“,
ll Imcnt was made yesterday that Out. New York at Chicago. aCohoe, . . Y.. pitchel, are the re-
fleldcr Yardley, who has been playing. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Icruits.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.~—0nly fifteen
candidates for the 1917 football-team‘
of the University of Chicago, reported
to Coach A. A. Stags, on the first day
of practice, and nearlyhalf of these
were green material.

Brooklyn at St; Louis.
Bostomat Pittsburgh.
‘Amcrican League.
Detroit at Boston (2).
Chicago at Philadelphia.
‘Clevcland at New York.
St. Louis at Washington.

‘uith the Omaha Western League team, i'
is the fourth player traded by the SH
Louis Americans to the Columbus As-l
sociatio'n team for IPttcher Loudermilk
iSl10rtstop timber and Outflelder Dem-;
.mltc

Fossiano was tried out by McGraJur
at Braves held last Friday. Hogan hast}
allowed only 15 hits in his. last seven:
games and has fanned 86 men. He has
worked against the leading item-protest.

slonal‘clubs in the Albany section.-
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nesa kept me from trying for :.
t of tour infield positions it
all the hotter first b‘itsem’sn.
3 initial suck I consider that
hander has a slight hilt.“ deer
ntage over his right; handed,
Throwing as he debt from
e or his body. he mix get. 1.

rozv”to second or tlitrd and
11ch a delivery to homd‘pl'ate.
. dvanmge. Blight to be sure. ll '
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