The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-11
FRANK BELT, MENTOR OF GREAT RED
SMILES AS HE SEES PUPIL MAKE GOOD
st Louis Fans Will Roar if Bobby Wallace Suppans CORR
don Who is Greatest Little Sensation Bugs Have Seen
There for Long, Long Time.

Tannehill off second in the fourth in
ming of the first game the Sox had
two on and none down at the time.
Corriden, hooking on to the fast peg.
rode Lee back to the pillow and turned
an out which would have been missed
nine times out of ten by even great
shortstops like Wallace, Tinker, Bride
well, Bush, the two Wagners and Bar
iry.
Will. Corriden hit? Yes. He's small,
understood, but then Bobby Burns is
little chap, and doesn't he own more
two-base hits than any player in eth
er big league, the burly Lajoie, the
only Cobb. the smuggling Speaker, the
wicked Wagner and the mighty Magee
not excepted? And hasn't Thomas
Leach always been the bear at the
bat. and everywhere else9 Corriden
stung the ball twice Thursday Once
he laid down the sacrifice he went at
ter. Another time he hunted himself
out on strikes in attempting to ad-
vance the runner.
Corridor Started Rally Going.
Corriden tore off a long single to
left center at the start of the fourth
inning of the second game. The rap
was only kept down to one base
through Collins rapid work, and
the daisy drive, incidentally. started
the Browns on the road to victory
when they looked whipped to a fraz-
/ zle. Corriden also made Mclean hike
back for liner the one time he went
up against young Cy Young.
Corriden is a Highlander So
speedy Is he that he will probably
initiate Truesdale, another kid who
is coming fast for O'Connor, and turn
around. BY the by, twas clever Mil
Ter Higgins who made frankie switch.
The Rabbit got stuck on the Maple
wood boy when the Reds were train
ing in Dallas one spring, and frankie
acted on his tip and went over to the
left. Corrfden should do likewise, as
he has the youth, the speed and the
courage, apparently
Master Corriden. found in Keokuk
last sumer by Col. Hedges and shipped
to Omaha In April when Manager
O'Connor deemed him not quite ripe
for big league labor, was the whole
smear the main guy, the great geek,
In Thursdays double-header with the
| White Sox, The teams busted even
again, and If old Pop Dope isn't dealt
a solar plexus wallop they will also
divide their two remaining big bills.
But to get back to Corriden His de-
but was an. unqualified success. He
put up two performances at short that
made the rooters, ditto the manage
sit up and take notice. Truesdale
who has been going right pertly him
self looked slow in comparison to
Corriden, and the ever faithful Hart
zell, who subbed on third for James
Mcdonald, appeared as a class @
workman at bat.
Corridor had 81 chances to handle
in tire two shows. Twelve were
Whiskered his way in the maiden one.
He handed the big bevy clearly, and
there were some dark plays in the
lot. He came back by accepting eight
out. of nine. The kids pegging was
wee bit vide, and there's credit com
ing to Newman for saving him several
black marks. Corridens lone error
was on wide peg Newman did his
I best to hook on. but didn't quite sue
coed Corriden is as fast as bullet
In t e field. I