The Detroit times., 1911-09-27
ARE
'D|STANCED FOR
THIS YEAR
unie Mack Has Already Picked the
Men Who VIII Play for the
Worlds Championship. Be
ginning October II.
ycnnings Ought TO Get . JOB a
Choir Leader During Winter,
Just for Practice.
!. RALPH 1. voNKER.

rvarybody rest easy. The Tigers
Ave been distanced and tie all over
but waiting to see II the Cubs can
latch those Giants and predicuons
&Ise and otherwise as 20 the winner
n the big series.
Here are the men who VIII battle
ne leaders Of the National league Do
1inning Oct. il.
Catchers: Thomas, Lapp and Liv-
Inrston. Pitchers: Bender, CoomDs,
Krause. Plank. Morgan, Martin and
0snforth. Infielders: Davis, McInnis,
Collins, Barry, Baker and Derrick
outfelders: Murphy. LORD, oidrins'
Efrunk and Hartsell.
Last fall against Chicago there were
<s men eligible TO represent Philadei-
bhia. Those not on this years list are
Pitchers Atkins and Dygert. First
8aroman Houser and Catcher Dono-
kue. The new men this year are
PItchers Danforth and Martin.
The Giants and the Athletics met In
&1Os In worlds series and played
I've kames. all shutouts. Bender won
|he only game that was credited to the
Athletics, but he also lost one. while
Plank lost two and Coakley one. For
ne Giants, Mathewson won three or
New York's four, and McGinnity, one.
IT, swatfeast that distanced the
|IRer5 yesterday was memorable. In
&he field the Tigers worked In great
/1apo. Cobb spearing Q couple impos-
#ibles, Bush skating out or his terri
Tory for some that weren't started for
1In. and Delahanty getting into the
@randstand applause column with SUI
Derb work. But IN the box there was
nothing like that doing. The hitting
&thletics swat-swatswatted rollers,
FOUNDERS. liners. flies for Is safe ones
md 80 corners.
Wiliett stood the bombardment for
he nrst third Of the game and then
Works was sacrificed. ''Two-base
bits: Baker. Lapp. Coombs, oldring.
Ihree-base hits: Collins, Derrick.
Home runs: Baker g." Killed and
Wounded, 1000. Missing, 500. On
<ode the three hundred
Eleven 20 I'VE. These funeral rites
Vere at . terrible cost
There's tinge or silver 10 this
loud. After the eastern series.
|iuEhie Jennings promises us, .here
*ili be ample opportunity to watch
One Of the youngsters so through
/he mill.
There IL only one game more for
<1e home grounds and II Hughie
means what he says the recruits
tuEht 70 show themselves here next
Ennday. They win be watched with
Uo<o Interest than the team that has
|ooEht and fell No mstter how much
<Iory there ID to this fought and fell''
&ck the question now r.. -What about
u would seem that n jennings
#1ntB 70 become q thoroughly capable
1anAger Of baseball team. one. you
now. who can, cope with anything.
- ought not tosreturn to fis low Of
bee IN Scranton this winter. There
.1s TOO many chances In other lines
- gsf real experience a handling dit
1cnlties such yas he must face.
Hnehie has. IN excellent voice and
lots of vim. There are hundreds or
church choirs needing leaders. Why
nok. Hughie. thke q Job Ike that for
(ho winferf BY the time you have
#en1Ied choir proposltiontfor q sea-
0on, there n no doubt but that you
could contfua pettish bunch Of play
- ercsllenkiy. Try II.
<Dah-ahi-
there isl really; something to this
. rIcposition An 'psople Of talent.
rnore or less. vhlp appear before the
( rnblic. especially, IN competition. are
F.. T0Ey. very sensi1ye. Jealousy, III
concsalsd. shows forth every twice
4 - \ while.
Choir membersi are. perhaps, the
wornt offenders. but other singers
! [uof1ce the "othG-). actors, and ball
r'aYers are Al szfsctsd by the same