The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-27


free to grounds and grandstand. Last
weeks Ladies' Day saw over 150 OF them |
at the game and today there will probably |
be a larger number, as Scranton's oppo- |
nent will be Wilkes-Barre and the ladies |
as well as the men will be out in force to |
root against the down-the-valley club.
Pitcher Fallon returned yesterday from |
Cortland, N. ", where he had been farmed |
for year. He may be pitched in one of |
the Wilkes-Barre games. He was in the |
box for the Cortlands in their game with |
Canandagua, had 70 errors made behind |
him and was hit freely before the contest |
ended with the runs up in the teens on |
each side. Manager Griffin has not |
changed his opinion that Falion is COM |
petent and Captain Beard says he Is bet |
ter than the average pitcher in The league. |
Anyhow, their faith is so strong that the
youngster will be tried If the clubs older
pitchers are not in form. on May IL he
pitched against Toronto in the Ginning
game that ended in tie with the score
3-3. Not a hit was made off him until
the seventh, when he gave two singles
and a double. A fourth hit was made by
the Canucks in the eighth and that's all
they got off the colt who isn't good enough
for Cortland.
probably be in the game today. It's a
coincidence that his ailment was the same
as Gillon's-boils. Gillon was able to walk
last night and will be ready to pitch by
Monday.
81 can't quite agree with that sugges-
tion of Duke Farrelrs to ball players
who lose their arms" observed AL Maui
FARRELL believes that an infielder whose
arm fails him can, by practicng with his
other arm certain length of time, devel-
op the knack of throwing, and within a
few months will have taught his new
throwing wing skill enough to play the
outfeld. This has been tried by players
repeatedly, but they never succeeded in
mastering the knack. A player could de-
velop a new throwing arm IL he began
early enough in his life say at the age of
16 or It. But after manhood has set in,
and the bones and muscles have developed,
It is almost impossible to cultivate throw
ing with the left when the right is played
out When Larry Corcorans pitching
arm was failing him he began to practice
left-handed pitching, and showed the pa
tience of Job while attempting to domesti-
cate the left wing. He practiced long
enough to get pretty fair command of the
ball. but he couldn't pitch the curves. and
when his working arm played out entirely
he gave up pitching by the advice of his
physician, who laughed at his attempts
to cultivate speed and benders in his left
wing"
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