The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-18
Z HI Besn Slated For the Bushes
! Asain, But Fate Comes
fYO Rescue s..'. Z
- PLAYING GOOD GAME
AT THIRD BASE IN EAST
lGoriarty's Injury to Foot Is the
Last Savior of the Unsteady
. Tiger

All Iouden u playing third base
v 80 the Tigers after having escaped
Ailnx released from the ciun oy ne
narroWest OF margins more times
K Snsn anv other member OF me team
Iouden has been peculiarly iortu.
nata IN hin career with the iiserS, :.
etick1ng to . major league clup wnen
& cno has only minor league aDiii'y - !.
\ 1nrtnnate. Many would consider
Ssvtnnste. for they would rather De .
(. S.rhn4itute In major league CLUB tnan
4 - sfar ~ the minors. Others wouid
:.afhor draw $500 q month In salary
IrnGn The Podunk club Of the BUSH
-looGne than $3.50 from the Afhletics.
s-s 'Hnt he that @ 1t may. Louden
1920 With the Tigers long after ne
y ,Gs counted out even by Manager
SrnaineD. largely through strange CIT
GUnnstancee.
s' iou1en earned his right to place
80 go club In 1919. He did some
ognlncent work at second pase AZ
49, hoing . failure at third. II ID re-
3o1led that In one long series mere IN
botroit he accepted every chance that
: 800 70 him without an error.
Is MT Louden has never been able to
- lranaeer Jennings insists on one
~ Two things from all his recruits.
eThey must either slug the ball hard
4 a fhsir natural way Of hitting or
$3.50 must change their style accord
~ 70 His suggestions.
Y nan can be ~ awkward as Cy
QeorGnu; and violate as many rules
Slru he "How-to- be-a-hitter" section
! II tie baseball textbook as Claud
ncoulhan, and still retain his job with
nnt question % long as he comes
ocnooo With the bingles a. Ciaud dio.
4 Hui Iouden hasn't come across WITH
8the hits and he has evidently round
- impossible to change his style OF
hltf1ne TO suit his boss.
Ion1en would have been released
~ 1113 n Jim Delahanty hadn't been
( rilppanx BADLY. Louden wasn't worth
= <nlokel 70 the club for . while, but
Deanhanty's days we're numbered,
had 70 be kept In order to protect
= club. Once given chance, No
1nyod well enough to be kept the re-
6o1n1oP of the season.
1n1n year, too, everything was AL
~ IL 1OUOoO uePOItuH0 " e"S
rs club OF the international league.
Snn6sr Kelly, Of the Leafs. wae
1Srol looked Bill over and decided
knt ~ was the man he wanted.
3orSthing was running smoothly un-
RI Botruat askod for waivers on Bill.
~ Yurk refused. II was thought
~ ne Yankees wanted to send BIZ
~ minors themselves In deal
IN a international league CLUB. so
III ~ kept BY Detroit.
80 time later waivers were OBJ
f1lnod upon Louden. but owing to
Vltro Illness, he had to be kept to
1G0toct the club until Paddy Bauman
fNoaA have shown whether he were
1o1tky Of being kept.
~ the tlme that Baumsn had made
hlnoolf Oolid with Jennings, George
1foelarty injured his foot and was
IA ~. That left third hasa vacant
M Lcuden Was again shunted into
~ Job. y s. .l..s !.
& ~ has been playing fine ball at
'tlArd since leaving Detroit. and. fur
thormore, has been hitting much bet
~ Than q any time recently -
~ nm keeps up his work he may
peoto himself worthy to be kept an
ether ye1r In spite Of his many mar
~ escapes from the bushes.