The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-10
POPULAR YOUNGSTER WORKS
WELL WITH FOLEY IN THE
INNER CIRCLE.
PLEASES FANS
Former Salt Lake Outfielder a Miohtv
Pretty Little Player-Pitchinq Staff
the Best Ever Seen in the Union
Association.

Inc ~HIghlanders had old times dis
counted and screaming for help YES
terday. Champions of the Union
league? They looked like big leaeuers
Yesterday with Fred Carman back on
first, Perrine on second, Daschharb
and Foley at short and Changnon on
third. Inc boys We're fun Of the old
tfile pepper, and looked good enough
10 peat Helena's dark horses six games
on the jump. That, despite the facr
tliat Al OF the men-pitchers espe-
clallN-Were tired after a double work.
out that proved almost too strenuous
sank put Dasher 1t shortstop with
foieN f9r q little While Yesterday. ana
the German worked like a star. Foley
mad a few friends-we trust for his
sake that be doesn't reCiprocate thnir
adfilration-Who hoOted at Dash ro,
While and made him a bit nervous in
spots, but, considering all things. the
pride OF New Haven was a Shortstop
with an upper case IS" Really wa
had forgotten what a nifty infielder he
used To be. That shortstop question
aldht look half as serious Yesterday
afternoon. Foley worked nicely. too
He is a clean hitter and a clever
flelder, though his knowledge of the
game isn't very great. Give him = yaar
with Flank and he will make good
Dasher will go better today than he
d1d Yesterday. He hasn't worked in
The inner ring before. The Peerless
eadeI intends to give him a thorough
workout ana 1t looks as if the printers |
VINO are to get out the score card
would be making a safe bet if they set
TINS line: "Daschbach, SIS"
flfty percent better than last vear's
claD. 1hat opinion hasn't changed vet
Inc outfieId will be the best in tho
circuit. Both Tobin and Bassev look
better mar they did last year. and
Cordtz looks more like a star every
daS. Blanks former teammate is =
clever hitter, lays down a pretty punt
and can field with the best of them
Just now he seems due to be lead-off
hitter for the crew.
Inc pitching staff isn't showing anv
signs of retrogression, either. smith
1ielmecke, Treckell and Annis lool,
like certainties, while Clarke is q
Mandy youngster who is getting better
win every day of sunshine. 1t is 90.
ing 10 be hard to weed out the pitch
ing staff when Becker and Cochrara
arrive. Four pitchers are all Rlank
intends to carry this season. ana here
are four who look better than onv
quartet the league has vet seen in ona
clubs uniform. None of them have
shown all they have. of course, for it,s
still a little early. Annis is hoIdfng
back a lot, for he is wise to the tricks
of the or me and .1o,,,,4
that bread-and-butter wing,
The other men are letting 90 q litt1o
more ana all of them seem to have a
lot OF dngan on the ball. Smith.
ifeckel, Helnecke and Clarke are an
.speed-boEs, and aren't afraid Of knock
ing the catcher over with it. either
1T Is likely, though Blank has said
nothing to suggest the prophecy. that
all of the pitchers who look PROMISING
will be carried until Blank can see
them d fire. That. as the mana
ger has often remarked, is the onlv
way a pitcher can be judged. ANYHOW
the pitching staff is going to be p
dandy. 1t will be better than las
years, even though no one of the
ave may turn out as well as did
BUSH or Lamloch. The ordnance !
corps will be better balanced that that
OF last year. That helps a lot, /
Yesterdays practice was a dandy /
N a good crowd Of bugs turned ont
to watch it. Jim Stafford & Co, were
there at 1890, and started heavfnp
brick at our war respond when
he arrived. The team must have hoor
late on purpose. Practice today will
al the sauna ham r~l,.,-