Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13

regular catcher of Charlie Sterrett
 With the addition of Van Dyke, the Worcester box artist the Red Sox have seven men on their pitching staff.
 Larry Gardner, taking him all men in the business today and barring accidents he has a brilliant future.
 The Red Sox do not fear the base stealers of the Giants, for they are certain that Carrigan and Cady will stop all efforts on the part of the Giants to run wild on the paths.
 Gregory, the Ottumwa recruit, now with Hank O'Day's Cincinnati Reds, has been in the big show only week. but already has two decisions to his credit over the Cubs.
 The Highlanders will train in Ber- muda next spring with the Jersey City team of the International league. The Jersey City team trained there last season.
 The Cincinnati National league club has released James Esmond, an in- fielder, to the Montreal club of the International league He will report to Montreal at once.
 The work of Jeff Tesreau, the Ozark cave dweller, will be watched very closely from now on. Tesreau is a fine twirler. but what he doesn't know about fielding bunts would fill a book
 Frank Schulte, the heavy hitting out fielder of the Chicago Cubs, now under suspension, breaks 50 bats a year. He ought to go into the kindling wood business.
 The Red Sox have 21 players on the western trip which will last two weeks. Hugh Bradley was the only well member of the team that was left in Boston.
 Manager Dooin and Pat Moran, both excellent judges of young pitchers, be- lieve that the Philadelphia club has | picked up another Alexander, in young Finneran, who came from Norfolk, Va Jim, the last of the Delahantys, who was recently released by Detroit, has made hit in Minneapolis. Delahanty celebrated his entrance into Minne4 l apolis by nicking four hits in five trips to the plate.
 George M. Conan says he has $5O,00d to bet on the Red Sox. Georgie will | not have any trouble in placing al least part of this amount, for there | are plenty of fans in New York whc are looking for bets. | The reason why the proposed round | the world trip of the Giants is hanging | fire is that McGraw wants the Giants who were to go to put up a big de- i posit to guarantee the financial suc- cess of the trip.
 l The Red Sox are now sure to pass | the 100-games- mark. and should create a new record for the American l league. The record now is 102 games won. It was made by the Atheltics il | 1910.
 l CH Healy, who was recently pur- | chased by Detroit from the Denver l club of the Western association, is 2 clever ball pitcher and those that have watched his work claim that he vii stay up in the majors.
 
 Outfielder Kenworthy. recruit witl the Washington team, who was witt l Denver this season, Is said 10 be on' of the most versatile players In thu game. He has covered every position on the diamond during his career il the minors.
 Manager Kelley of the Toronto clu1 has received an offer from 8 Cuban
 promoter to take his team to Cuba after winning the International leagu
 pennant Kelley has already mad plans to tour some of the Canadian cities.
 Owner Manager Burchell of th' Syracuse team of the New York stat
 league is in very bad with the ian
 of that city. Burchell has seemed t
 be content with a very weak club, To- he has not made the slightest effor
 to strengthen his team.
 Work has already been begun Il 1