Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01
Rivals ia Worlds Series Compared
CUBS

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Frank l.. Chance. manager and field
captain. first bas.a-Bats 2so. fields 996. Is
n born leader, aggressive. daring, fast on
the bases and thoroughly seasoned in sew
8cral championship series.
John j. I1vers, second base-BntS ESQ,
fields $40. Is II student and exponent
OF inside ball. crafty always striving to
player to head the batting list. zE
Joseph 3. Tinker, shortstop-Bats .eG,
fields ..GG. Is pronounced by most critics
the greatest fielding sllnrtstop In the
major leagues. Isl III lis bcatqin !npor-
tant games and a main cog In the Cubs
inside play.
Hurry sieinfeldt. third base--Bats .2sS.
7 fields $50. Is steady. II swift accurate
thrower. fast and sure on ground balls
and high flies and n dangerous batter III
the pinches.
fields .9sO. Was champion sacrifice hit
ter OF the National league In 1909. Is q
sure fielder, studying every batter. COW
ers ground rapidly and mas q perfect
Arthur HOFFMAN, center field-Bats .329.
fields .g77- Is styled by most critics the
greatest o1itfielder 1.-the game today. In
addition to being one of the hardest HIT
tiers in tho league.
Frank NJ. Schultz, right fleld-Bnts 2ss.
fields SIS. Is II finished fielder. fast in
all branches OF the game. terrific
sashing hitter and possessed OF deadly
John j. king, catcher-Bats. 200. fields
.91s. Is an expert In every. particular.
weakness of an opponent and to act ac-
cordingly. In short. the star Of them
all.
James Archer, catchcr.-Bats 257. fields
throw In either league. has perfect
hcavc, Is dangerous at bat with men on
! bases and fairly swift.
NIordecai Brown, pitcher-Bats l65.
| de 81 mi n e.
l;ist, gifted with almost perfect control
and a varied assortment OF bcwllderinE
curves. For years II bright star. on the
slab. as No 7stl
Edward NJ. Reulbach, pitcher-Bats Jos.
fields .9l7. When right Reulbnch Is al
most unbeatable, Owing to. an attack
OF diphthcrin early last spring he has
been slow in attaining his best pitching
form.
John Pfester. pitcher--Bats 100, fields
$3.50. Is the star left-tnnder of the Cubs.
effective agilnst all clubs. whether left
or right hand batters. Is counted upon
as one of the mainstays in this series.
Orval overall. pitcher---Bats lis, fields
loo. Has been out Of the game a major
part of the season with an injury to his
pitching arm Is gradually preparing
for the series and sure to start.
fields $50 Is easily the most sensational
pitching find OF the season. scoring many
victories over the strongest clubs In tho
league. using drop ball and terrific
speed. Gs
Harry M'Intyre, pitcher-Bats 200,
fields $50 Is a veteran relying upon a
side arm spit ball and the old-time curve.
Lou Richie, pitcher--Bats .143 fields
.9Ji. Richie has aided the Cubs material
| ~ this season In the pennant struggle. Is
| n heady twirler using a curve and change
| Of pace. and of especial value in finish
Ing up SSH
Henry Zimmerman. utlllty-Bats ,2s5,
| fields. .9SS. Has been OF incstimable
| value to the Cubs In many important
contests and is noted for his great all
around playing and batting abilities.
Clarence Beaumont utility outfielder--
| Bats 80. fields .9s1. a hard hitting. sea-
| soncd veteran, valuable ms pinch hitter, a
| close student of opposing batters and
| fast on tho bases and In the field.