The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-20
Observation-Disclosures
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KINKS IN TOOAYS GAME
Dubuc, McCorrey and Pernoli
Will Divide Twirling
Honors
lLOUDEN TO PLAY THIRD
Tigers Now Kick On Hot
Weather-Lack Pep in
Practice
BY RALPH L. YoEKER.

Y MONROE, La, March 20.-Dubuc, the
Tiger pitching recruit from Montreal
was scheduled TO get his first chance
NJ real work for Manager Jennings
here today In the game with the To-
peka team. champions OF the Western
league. He was one OF three men, an
nounced as the pitching choices Tor
the game, McCorrey and Pernoll be-
ing the other two.
None OF these men has had a
chance to show himself against real
batters as yet this season. McCorry
did well against the college boys from
Ruston last Saturday, and Pernoll
also made a good showing m the same
game.
Kocher and onslow were slated 10
catch a half a game each. Crawford
and Jones drew their accustomed
places in left, and right field, with
Perry at center. The lineup for the
infield was: Gamer at first, Bauman
at second. Louden at third AMI
westerzl at short. Wits arm VIII
,, not permit him TO work. Casey's ear,
which he injured while diving in the
pool, still bothers him.
The Topeka team played yesterday
at Ruston with the same college
whom the Tigers met. AS Ruston is
only a few miles from here on the
way from Shreveport the Kaws were
not tired by any long trip when they
arrived here. They have the idea that
they could repeat the surprise OF last
Sunday when they defeated the Tiger
cites il to H..
Acceptance OF the Tigerettes pro-
posals for a game with the Univer-
sity Of Alabama team Is being looked
for now. Manager Jennings has offer
ed to drop of bunch of the extras
on the way to Birmingham for a game
at Tuscaloosa April 1, while the Tig-
erI proper are playing at Birming-
ham.
A game at Hattiesburg for next
Monday also has been arranged.
And now about the weather. Some
fellows are very firty with girls until
they see one coming their way and
then good night" The Tiger Is that
way about warm weather. He has
been clawing his hair because there
was no heat In the air and now he Is
complaining that IL is too hot. Yes
terday morning was very depressing
and there was noticeable lack or
pepper. Things were bright in the
AFTERNOON.
The Tigers went en- masse to n
night here last night
hid Burns, the New York scrapper.
Is the possessor OF a fine lot of un-
slightly souvenirs today. HIS left eye
Ifs nearly closed. his right ear is so
badly bruised that IL promises TO bios
som out into "caulihower," and his
nose Is sadly twisted. Packey McFar-
1and started the decorating job at Ke-
nosha. Wis. late last week and Jack
Goodman finished IL up last night.
With the exception OF the first round.
Goodman had all the better OF II.
Mike Gibbons, the 30. Paul pustlistic
sensation, Is in hard training today at
the New Polo A. A. in New York, for
his tight on Tuesday night with Jack
Denning at the Paramount A. G. In
their last encounter Gibbons had a
close call
Jimmy brady, OF Chicago, and
Tommy Decker. of Cleveland. have
been matched 10 go eight rounds be-
fore the Vehicle Workers club AT
Flint tomorrow night. Brady has been
seen I'm action at Flint before and Is
a favorite over the Cleveland boy.