The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25
SUPERIOR HAS
A CLASSY TEAM
At Least that is Opinion of
Superior Sport Writer
To Get New Talent.
r Mickev.)

Superior. April e5.--It was jus;
baseball as Eill Dunn. veteran Red
SoX, said at the hotel in Minneapolis
following the afternoons defeat at
Eicollct park.
The winner is not necessarily the
best team and such was the case
Wednesday. In fact, Curtis or an av.
erage, has q stronger team than Min
neapolis and with steady pitching can
beat the present C~nslaub %organiza-
ton in the majority of games.
Manager Curtis has collected a
number of good players and should
whip them into one of the best clubs
on the circuit. While Comstock the
association twirler. pitched steady ball
the Red SoN displayed ability to punc-
ture the leather and outhit their in
itial rivals. There can be much inn
provement in fielding and in base
running. The outtield got little chance
in Wednesdays min but in practice
showed speed.
The infielderS threw poorly and arc
not as Vet organized.
Curtis played his same old steady
game at first base and his valuable
service cut off a number of batsmen
who would have otherwise reached
first on erratic throwing. Curtis hit
the ball every time at bat but was I'M
able to place them safely.
Monahan looks as though he is all
that Curtis claimed for him. He is a
terror with the stick and led in the
wallopins. His fielding was not up to
standard and his work in that depart
ment can stand Improvement. He has
a powerful whip and can peg TO the
sacks in good style.
Bill Dunn looks as though he can be
depended on to bling the ball and play
a steady game at the sack. In Cults
Boss Curtis thinks he has a shortstop
that Will make the fans forget Ban
croft. He is small of stature. shorter
even than Banny-but stouter. He
fields Clearly and has a good arm. His
error came when he dropped a hot
liner Off Comstock's bat.
o at third is a mediocre PLAYER
and will be on the payroll only until
saturday when Red McCauley will
JOIN the o at Winona: Low is a
young Minneapolis sand lot PLAYER. He
is an enersetic worker and with a lit
Tie more training will be able to hold
down a base in a Glass c league, At
present he is Vet a little unripe.
hoade again displayed his cratic
tendencies OF past seasons. Unless
Pecky comes through with the goods
IN short order he is liable to get the
blue Slip although Curtis is confident
the .panetela has the goods.
got little chance Wednes-
day. While in the box he threw the
Pill! over With terrific speed and looks
as though he may be a find.
Chicken's showing gave Curtis con-
siderable satisfaction and Fred thinks
that the Minneapolis boy will make
good. Thicker is another
Mnom curtis has on his pitching staff.
til!!lcker is scheduled for release to
MAKE room for another twirler who
VIII JON II team. Lampman has
peeI oolnS good work on the training
trip and Curtis will keep him on the
payroll at least for a time.
Eli Sommer is completing nerotia.
tlons O Withers, a Kansas CITY Amer.
ican association pitcher. who is touted
as a Houngster whom Kansas City is
p a string on and intends tn
develope later. ~
Should the present pitching staff
prove unable to check the M]inneanolis
outft "A hurry call may also he sem
for Dunbar. Sei'
Sonlmer a a change to grab an
other Kansas City PLAYER, AN o%utfielder
nS the name Of Baxter. Eigerust and
tersch Will have to show form early.
IN me season or they also will fee,
the AK Collins, the Springfield Three
rye player secured in the trade for
Delave, looks like a star both in the
saroen and with the willow.