The Detroit times., 1912-03-15


the direction in which the straws are
falling.
N n Remneas makes good he viii be
tho only legitimate spit-ball manipu-
lator on the-ffeer- ~ unless Ed
LATTE is embarrassing in his story
that no has only blurred with the
moistened sphere contortions. Rem's
record OF iron-man work both in the
number of games pitched in season
with Butte last year, and in number
OF double-headers pitched and won,
his strength, his speed, his fine con-
dition, his youth. his good head. all
these qualities of his have been
spoken of often since he signed with
the TIGERS, but none OF them has
been magnified as things look now.
Everybody is anxious TO see him get
down TO business before real bats
men. ..
Dubuc appears TO be just about
ripe dor q good stay in the majors
He Surely is showing up we'll out at
forsythe park-and, IL might be add
ed, in the hotel as we'll, when he isn't
pouring over the latest stock report
from the mining country up near his
home town. He got in right on some
holes in the ground up In the Nipis-
sing region and he Is worrying his
head of for fear that he'll become so
rich he'll have to quit baseball and
spend his time clipping dividends.
His experience with the minor
league clubs in the Eastern league
since leaving Cincinnati. he thinks.
has done him a great deal OF benefit.
He has shown some good stun here,
his change of pace especially coming
.up 20 the highest expectations, and
II he can come through In games as
II n thought he can he=wiA= giFethe
Tiger pitching candidates run for
their jobs.
Among the left.handers Moroney
looks mighty good He Is one OF
three, the others being Maurer, the
young Detroiter, and Pernoll, who
was given his first tryout with the
Tigers two years ago and failed 10
make good. II was thought that he
had developed since that time so he
was ordered to report here again.
The Tigers need a southpaw for
practice II for absolutely nothing
else and Moroney has shown himself
10 be good for a whole lot more than
trialhorse work in the New York
state league, at least He is wise
old head in-the- ways Of baseball.
moreover, having had much valuable
experience.
These games at the first OF the
rear may possibly be critical ones
for Taylor also. He hasn't n strange
hold on the job he covets. Taylor
has pitched only two games for the
Tigers. which classes him just above
the recruits. Like Paddy Baumann. he
has an advantage in that he has been
near-regular once, but he must
fight to keep that advantage.
Works appeared TO be going I'm first
rate shape this year, when he sud
denly complained that he was not
feeling we'll and he kept out of the
regular routine work for several
days. He was in bad shape last year
also, however. and so weak that he
rouIdnt throw ball a respectable
distance, but az the very close OF the
season, rounded to and showed we'll
In the early spring. So he may be
expected to DO the same stunt this
year. >
IN the batting order, Davey Jones
has been given his usual job as lead
"a man with Witt and Loudsn follow
NJ him. II Crawford plays he will
inflow Louden; otherwise Westerzil
.till he there, with big Hank Perry
omiug along TO clean up. Big Swat
[a<1tr wilItrail Perry and Baumann
~ NJ s1rhwiched in between Del
a the d@|<hef either Kocher or On
me <t<-tsrs hIsh school basketsaIi
ave Are determined 20 take their game
nlth Ann Arb1r high school tonight
r.l1 prevent q vicforyless season. This
A. the. last game Tor the Cowboys. and
a hey have not won game this sea-
son. then supporters Will be greatly dis
|I.rrintrd IN n defeat is administered
ne local boys tonight