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The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
PITCHERS ARE
NOT STAR BATSMEN
M BROWN, DEMON FLINGER, ENLIGHTENS PUBLIC ON
SUBJECT WHICH IS LONG SHROUDED
IN SOME GLOOM

m EMARKS Mordecai Brown of
Xxi the Cubs: The batting help
I'M lessness OF pitchers, has been
a rich joke for thirty years,
and, no doubt, will continue
to be 80 as long as the old game is
played. Why are pitchers 30 feeble
with the stick? Why are they lemons
with the bat and on the bases?
The average man outside the
game would think that pitchers
should be the best batsmen in the
world. They know all about the
tricks Of throwing the ball: they
should know just what Is being sent
by the other pitcher, and, therefore,
being educated, as IL were, they
ought to be exceptionally good hit
tiers. But, as a rule, they are miser.
able punks with the stick. and are
getting worse, instead OF better, as
the years go by. Yes, know hit
l76 in 1909, but | never did claim to
be Delehanty.
1.-The reasons for the weak batting
Of pitchers are numerous; so numer-
Gus, In fact, that any one of them
would seem wholly logical as an ex-
-cuse. For one thing, the pitcher, es-
pecially in hard, close game, is
about all In as he comes back from
the slab at the end OF every inning.
He IL painting. half dizzy. nerves and
muscles all throbbing, and how can
q man In that condition be expected
to 20 up and hit the ball?
There IL good reason for helpless
ness on the part OF a great many
pitchers. Then, again, many hurlers
are specialists and students of pitch
ing and nothing but pitching They
spend all their practice time learning
the tricks of the slabman's trade
those and nothing more. They can't
bat, simply because they don't know
how.
still others disdain batting on the
principle that they are earning their
salaries by pitching and nothing but
pitching-that they do enough along
those lines, and that IL would be fool
ish for them to even attempt TO bat.
Still more OF the slabmen allege
that batting and running the bases
tire them out so that they can not
do their best with the curves. and
hence they are really serving their
clubs most faithfully when they do
not try TO slug.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
PITCHERS
WILL HELP

Though the Detroit club scored
more runs last season than any OF
it's rivals, the Tigers are not given
serious consideration as having a
chance to win the pennant next year.
The fact that IL made this record
would indicate that the team needs
only good pitching TO make 1t a win
ner. and Jennings seems TO have
made strenuous efforts to secure
pitchers. IL he has good luck in this
direction he will have contender
again next season, to say the least,
though there are reasons for believ-
ing that 1t will be harder TO win In
this league next year than 1t was last
The strengthening OF the Cleveland
and Chicago teams Is not going To
make the western trips the cakewalk
they were last year for the eastern
teams.-J. Ed. Grille, in Washington
Star.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
DOPE
BY
TIP WRIGHT.

Will Owen Moran be the next light
weight champion?
The stocky little Britisher, who
turned the trick the best lightweights
In the world stumbled over, when ne
knocked out Battling Nelson. is the
biggest little man in the game today.
Moran is camping on the trail OF
that most exclusive of champions, AID
Wolgast. who hasn't met a good man
since he defeated Nelson for the title.
Since he copied Nelson in short
order, followers OF pugilism have
awakened to the fact that Moran has
punch-a quality he was supposed
TO lack. despite the fact that he has
landed the X. o. many times.
Most of Moran's knockouts were on
the other side. Here his victories
over the sleep route were confined TO
Frankie Neil and Tommy Mccarthy,
who was killed in San Francisco by
q punch to the jaw similar TO the one
Moran landed on Nelson.
Heretofore il has been popularity
supposed that Moran lacked the wal
lop to make him champion. His
wonderful cleverness has not been
questioned, for the reason that he
held his own with Attell and other
clever boys.
The fact that Moran can stop his
man and does not have to depend
upon a decision TO win, has doomed
his stock wonderfully and he stands
today the leading man In his class
in this country, despite the fact that
Wolgast wears the crown and Knock
out Brown looms dangerously.
Moran Is a featherweight. He Is
best fighting from 122 to 1875. He had
to go out of his class time and again
to get matches, as witness his affairs
with Tommy Murphy. Tom Mccarthy
and Nelson. He weighed 129 for Mel
son. And by the way, despite the de-
cision to Murphy, Moran whipped
Hasbeen Tommy to the queens taste
In San Francisco. despite the referee S
decision. II you don't believe me,
ask San Franciscoans.
Moran Is now entitled to a match
with AID Wolgast, and on the face OF
the returns the little Irishman VIII
have an immense following-far big
ger than wolgast, whose tactics since
he won the title, haven't made him
many friends.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
NAP SCOUT BELIEVES
BLANDING WILL STICK

Bob Gilks, Nap scout, believes that
Blanding is one OF the most promis-
ing youngsters In the country, says
the Cleveland News. Bob worked out
with the former Michigan university
star for almost week at San An
tonic, Texas. and advised President
Somers to draft the player. Blanding
has swell fast ball and good curve.
He has nice change of pace. He Is
stockily built, and inasmuch as his
habits are OF the very best. he should
prove a valuable acquisition TO The
Maps pitching stan.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
D'ORO WINS POOL TITLE
BY GREAT RUN o.

NEW YORK, Dec. This tit1o
pool champion again rests q 4
brow--or wherever titles sit~ok
fred De Orc, the Cuban threecunl
billiard champion. He reg11Dod
title last night in q record-br~1
game with Jerome Keogh, nnlG
up a three-night play by . greet
of 81 balls. two more than his ton
record.
1t was the finest exhibition ~
seen in New York, and showed q
nerve OF the challenger, who entegy
the last block OF the game 80 pclz
behind his opponent. u
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
SHORT LENGTHS

Athletic authorities at Michigan say
there is no chance OF playing Mar
auctte at football. They recall tho
way the Marquette folks acted Few
seasons ago.
The burroughs best the r.. VI. d. AZ
indoor baseball Wednesday, IL to Z.
6. Fleming. of the Burroughs, struck
out Is man.
The Cass baseball club held q little
"eat" and entertainment at the Fairfax
Hotel Wednesday evening. Sam Wick
was chief speaker. and he hlled the
duties OF that office abundantly.
Tho schedule committee OF the
South Michigan league probably Will
AK a program or lao games. That
seems to be the favorite with the mag
mates.
Miss Dixie, 10, a brood mare, fell
dead at Lexington Wednesday just as
she was led 10 the auction block for
sale.
Adrian ~ rtain 10 retain it's fran
chise in the South Michigan league.
business men OF the city have como
forward with money to float the club
In 1911.
job Printing Dome Right. Times
Printing Co., No. ID John r. st. Call
Main 1893. or City Ass.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

Berry Bros, Ltd, the Flint Varnish
Works and w. f. Baker have petit
toned the United States district court
to have the Standard Paint & Color
Co.. No. 626 Jefferson-ave., declared
bankrupt. They say that the firm
has confessed its inability to pay
debts aggregating $1,490.77.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
AUSTRALIAN TENNIS CHAMPION At FULL 5pttD

IN bis Is the Australian tennis crack
wffb journeyed all the way to Eng
land TO win the title OF champion.
He not only won IT. but with his part
ner captured the Davis trophy and
lugged II back home. where IL has re-
NAMED for two years safe from the
attacks Of English and American
players.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

Rich Man Finds Sire In Almshouse.
CoSHOCTON, O., Nov. 29.-R. c.
Ramsey, a wealthy hotel man OF Los
Angeles, has. after years OF search,
found his father in the Coshocton
county poorhouse. T. V. Ramsey. the
father, is 70 years old, and followed
the occupation of feather renovator
here for many years. until failing
strength and loss OF his family drove
him 10 the county in6rmary a year
and a half ago. In the meantime his
son. after living score OF years In
the west, has amassed a fortune and
has now sent for his father.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

vi IltShtio 49,
re been and are great:
4lt the top of the list OF pitchers
Nv, have the best record for work
tie from 1871, when baseball nrst
q pme prominent. TO the 1910 sea
NJ appears the name OF Dick Nc
" q. who In 1871 was the pitcher
= ne Athletic club of Philadelphia.
~ 1872 A. G.. Spalding held the
= d place at the top of the pitchers
mn, and that he was a remar *
player in his day is proved by
act that he remained at the top
L i've consecutive years.
IN Mcbride and Spalding pitched
erhand. delivering the ball from
wv the waist. They were both
, 5t-handed players.
fhomas Bond of the Bostons Of
77 and 1878 was the first of the
eat speed merchants and one of the
II to throw the ball instead of to
= ch 1t.
{ ohm Nj. Ward of the Providence
m OF 1879 was another OF the
sdy throwers.
larry Corcoran of the Chicago
tie Stockings. who was the cham
pitcher of 1880 and 1881. was a
all man, but he had great speed
great team behind him.
h red Goldsmith, also OF the Chi
/. 20 White Stockings. who led in
2. was a. stalwart fellow, but much
his success might be attributed
the magnificent support received
IN the Chicago players that sea
i'm Whitney of the Bostons, who
in 1888, and Chas. Radbourne of
evidence. who was the leader In
"a, were both wonderful players
| had terrific speed as we'll as per
4 control.
John G. Clarkson of the Chicago
'hite Stockings, who followed them.
aiding all In 1885, was man of me-
um size, but with only moderate
)eed. His great success was due
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
conIon Goes South.

CHICAGO. Dec. Johnny Cculo1
the crack Chicago bantamweight, VA
leave for New Orleans tonight who<|
he will open his winter campaim y
earnest. Coulon will meet Chafi@{
Harvey. Dec 3, in 10-round bout u
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

Busiuess-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO., 10
John R-st. Main 149S. or city 33S5.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

All OF these reasons are logical
and self-explanatory. or course, q
pitcher who can bat has big ad-
vantage over the fellows who are un.
able to swat the leather. 1t means a
lot OF difference when a team sends
nine sluggers into action, or eight
batters and sure out for the ninth
man. Some of the good batting pitch
ers OF the past-Luby, Caruthers,
Foutz, Radbourne, Gumbert, for ex-
ample-won many OF their best
games by slamming the ball them
selves. Wish | could. IL win 700
per cent OF my games batting as
lightly as | do now, wouldn't | very
likely win $50 per cent IL could
hit .300?"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

cisco IL planning TO prosecute The
who backed the recent Nelson ox
fight. The poor, old boxing game G4<
q wallop below the belt every onoe
q while. 2'
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
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VESSEL PASSAGES.
D<fRoft.

DETROIT. Dec. Up: Regina. 12:3o
y m. Wednesday: w. II. Mack, 1895.
nottingham. SEQ: Mohawk, $3.50: Reed
stanton, 4:30. Wissahickon (arrived).
4:35 Clement, Miami. Sis.
Down: Steamer Crete, Wednesday
noon; Gratwick. 1890 p. M; McLouth.
Knapp. 12:46: Robert Holland. " G.
Holland, Fassett, $3.50: Syracuse. 7:4s
sault ste. Marie.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Dec. 1.
Up: waldo, 3; Boland, 10; Colling-
wood 1890. North Sea, IL a. m. We'd
nesday: Tagona, noon: England, D.
m. Allegheny, 4: Jacques, $3.50: Atha-
basca. Z; Leonard, S:3O.
Down: Mullen, ? y. m. Wednesday:
Neepawah. Alexis Thompson. 4. Iro-
quois. Midland Queen, 500 Manitoba,
just because n mans n Rover on =
hockey teams no sign he's a dog
Some folks never do want to forget.
A bunch OF Joes have organized The
Reno Athletic club" in Brooklyn.
Fast double play twinter IesgueD-
snow TO Slush to Cough.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
ITCHING

CHING Is gen.
orally conceded
to be the chief as
set OF a baseball
club. Without IL u
team cannot sue
coed while an in
ferior organization
may get past in
pretty good shape
II the fiinging is
high class. In his
book. The Nation
al Game" A. IL.
Sphinx prints the
following resume
of pitchers who
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

job Printing Dome Right. Times
Printing Co., No. 15 John R-st. Call
Main 1873. or City ssS5.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

Inst because n mans n Rover on q
1870. 20 ma M aIpn hn,a a dog
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23
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ssnSDis bloBssitslt piro. Der taih.
prieiier 1T e.. Der an gottes Stat
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prisiter niHt 10 gufsn un6 Be-
faimpfsn."
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al~ndJrtdIten.

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ammlungsn Isiosr nur Elm i9pader.
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his.ser mahten, in Der 1dbe BON Cars
TOadas I'm Shnse Iteden bIisb.
Der Ct. Sobauness qntoniusa
9srein oer 81. Drsifaltigteiis Sem.
srpdbIie foigenoe 8samten: grdi., 6.
5. aremer: 1. Dice oral. 6p. gsila
Ter; 2. @iessprdf.. Matb. 5tu6; Sec.
Gsop. Walemdun; @icezS ecretGr, 9.
Meitmann; gin. Gee. Sob. q. Gdns
buber; 8iee Sin. Sec, 80. Mabfe;
GAdBm.. Wm. Gosb; Director, 81.
5. 4rnolo; War'han, 5ran3 1intltr;
5abueuirdgsr, 9ubert 3iuesbsim, s.
20. Groegsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

Qnfhlub an cine 8strattunq zines
Nitdrbsitsrs Der .30ln.8
ibsr bic itstia %5unsbmenOs SfHfas
tiORsiudt unite in 3eiiungsIsisrn in
DeutlhIano, ma4t bic nQmsrita" fol-
gen0e Ieiber nur 81 isbr 3utrsIfenDe
9emsrtungsn: DAT Is BEL uns niht
anosrs um ben 9eihmad bss lsisnosn
publieums bsIsat 1T. 1T fiter. Sc
isnfationsler. otfo beTerl um bisism
@eihmade gu gsniieen. grsifsu sepiis
~Isnloie 9ti.angsunternsbmsr. Osusr 3
Inn WOHenproouetion 81 tbun lit. gum
.fdtin9". BAG Gin gbicagosr Sournds
tiff iingf i'm .am. SOnrHol Of SoeiO.
Logo .sints Der QGfsr Der
meiftn gtoBen 3situngsH"
% 8. u~nfess 9anoss) ssilnnt bat.
in tatbOlifhsn arsiisH sr0rtert
man oerns bic Nl5gIi6tsit Der 6rins
bune zines tatboIil6eu 9aesblaitss in
sneliiter Sprahs. uuisrsr QnIitt
nab plrot Gin foIdes uur NIT ans
Oausrnosn finoueisGsn Spfsrn aufs
rsdt ~ srbalisa itiH. neil Das Tnuber
ssfabrts Blot bic intsrfieuus Der
WaFsn Der aaiboliten niht ricns
gen naros. Disis perlonesn ndG Sen
IsnIdtioHslen gsisfutisr sbenig Iebr
pie anbers qsuis. 81 gibt fein isnfas
ticntnes gldit anisrts qaHDes, osTtn
Qeltr nini gum grobn Sbeil Ra=
iboliftn ndrsn. lno RABBI berus
ZEN Th osrsn 6sraassebsr oaraui
~Wir IiefsrH b1s, mas ods puJiicum
baben min. Wsnn bsuts bic Gaibos
littn fh aufraiftsn. uno loIfen gldts
tern b1s 6aus otrb0teH. rek niirbsn
Hbsrmorssn ifon reiner. nabrbsiisass
mayer. sbrlittr isin. Gab re bic gss
orudten 6dtalisH psS4slaps b~irnsbmsn
1T ibrs Shonps ano Shmo. mag man
nun bic Sots orsbsn HRe fcer6tn ME
man pia."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23
i1mtsIsis ssraet..

Sin reiher Mann in Cincinnati
beItsLie iih idon Dor sSabren isinsn
Sarg uno aabIts $500 bdfir. qIs
a MIN tiir5Iid itarb, ieat@ IS i'd,
beraus, oaB Der SoOte in ben ksten
Sabren 10 tart gsporbsn mar, DoB
ii@ Der Sorg ais gu eng erpies, uno
10 mubte Elm anosrsr getauft perben.
Nuh oariH liegt sin 2ehre. IS
gibt piele 2eute, Wldnner ME Fraueu
bic ribre Surge i'm pprous" kltslsn.
Sic ioreen uHb srdmen ih iiber
Dines, bic ME iommen, iibtr 5apies
risteitsn, bic linen ME besegnen, unb
S6rsdnife, Sic ie ME erlsbeu f0ns
men. Wis piele 9sben uerOen niht
uno iino fdo sIeRo. boffnuugslos
uHo nuBlos gemant poroen ourd
tboridte Sorgsn Inn bic 3uiunft.
2~sbsnseIiid burh 5sirotb lit eeit0rt,
moterisaer GrfoIg ourd seIddftIi9e
unternehmungen perbinoert norosn,
aus 5urds Dor mOslidsn, urpurbcrs
~ssistsnsn 3piiGenfdaen, gefirdtun.
gen, bic ME sershtfsrtigt maren, unb
bic Gthsu Dor 9fli6ttn ooer Gblie.
geRheiteH. =. = Der @inbiIoune nis
Sdrednihe ausfobsn.
Mpbl isDss Saus entbalt cine Nen.
&c alter Dinss unb SdheR, bic fiji
.ipdtsrs 3sit" d~ufsebpbsn perben, fin
sinen unbsItimmtsn 3eitpunct, oa fl
Oieleidt gsbrauds fpsrOen mOhten
bic aber ME gebrouft iperosn, neil bic
Ter 3eitpunet ME eintritt. qnes bdl
Iino rSdrss", bic beitslt purpsn, Ell
8%erpeHoung Dafir porbdnoen 1T
Dinge, bic man dufhebt lRo nit Fd
f6Ieppt unO Is obIt6ubt uno bitst, oi,
ii9 an @not bod ais nublos, ala
iiberfIiHts, ais @erIAwsnoune bon
Wliibe uno SOrgs erirsiTsn.
Birtbf9aftIihteit 1T gut. Gpars
Idmteit psiis. 9orfidt Idbt nit Der.
trdusn Dem unsemd6 enteeeenieben
uHO alss oas bent 8ur GiGriuna uun
our 8sfeItieuus bes gsmiitbes; d6er
bic Sdrgs. bic man beftlt, Sabre lang
sbs fe ssbrdudt ipsrOen. Iino Elm
HuBIOfer Shrsdsn, cine 3borbsit, uuo
Tie DerOsH idlisblid bod uur gu ben
Srimmsrn sepOrfsn.