The Washington herald., 1913-08-11

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VI Mike WlilldillS Irom the fleield
citation. The price paid for Willial
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has pitched WHINING ball for his
ie,o,,e scouts have IooL.d hin, QUO
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the Dig SHOW.
In addition tn the eioht pitcher
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mus lar purchased nVe more, VINO
will reDOrt i'm Charlottesville for
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SpihiS tidiiiiiiS heNe -haiNh, diiu
the end is not vet.
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me o'u rA n a ~. 80
WIN poe 81. rs, anu Us 80 ,.o,,aaS.nH.
~ "a 80, 90, raaI;-;rs,
this winter anu Try mem ou., ,.I,n,
'hat s'ai nay , -, re na,no.
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p. 81. uash,,.,or bov
bh h' @ 49, -, ~,
s,er who may he recalled before the
drafting season starts. Grin has until
the nth of this month TO recall and pur-
cb.se n,syers from the various minor
league clubs.
r,u,,v hon, the Climbers begin to work
the team nuIls out OF Washington.
Take Yesterdays game in Cleveland
,s an examnIe Bob Groom allowed only
one rim He Was touched I'M freely, but
1900. ,,rirI.d sood h.Il while the
N-.,io,aIs LnocL.d ve,n Gregg the crack
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L., as snon as crir,-s voung athletes
nuu .way tom the canital they do
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az. .ho,is be,
anu zen Us my IN. "a III. h,s
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irequen'is saIu WI. 80. 80 ~. ,,,,,Ia he
al our saihes on uhe 'a., IL. /,
so taI aheau VI 'ne 81 ,,,s
that the race ioI u"e mas
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ABOUT tnis recehls' anu I.p'e1 -.
tnihg was a niSs, nn..n -
other 'heS Insariaoiy p' 81
on the ROAD thah on the oiu hoine pa'e"
For today's game at National PARK
Griff will pitch Joe Engel or Tom
Hughes, possibly both. in an attempt 10
wrest the third of the series from Biz
mingham's boys. Either Kahler or Falk-
esburg will be chosen by the Cleveland
pilot to adorn the mound.
THE follovin, letter expIains itself:
..Sportinr Editor Washington Herald:
A few DAYS ago on the Boardwalk met
Shaw. the pitcher Manager Griffith sent
TO York, and he invited me out to see hi.:i
work. as he was to pitch that day. l ac-
cepted. and l thought perhaps 1t would
be Of interest to you and the fans to hear
something about him in a direct way. l
have been watching ball games for
number of years, but few pitchers have
I seen who had more speed than this fell
low. There is a doubt in my mind II he
is excelled in this respect by Walter john
son. and he has everything else: at least,
he had II that day. The Atlantic City
team could do absolutely nothing with
his shoots. and people sitting in the
stands were continuously commenting on
his work. Four hits were all that were
made on him. ana nothlns ike NIT UP
York team call him water Johnson ana
he certainly does LOOK ike 'onhs"n oi'
the ball heid IN many WAYS. l oehere
Grimth VIII nave great p''eher in 'ni'
fellow.
~atcn 'he score ooaius n s
gay where 'ne Iesui's OF s are ~
from ootn leagues anu mel io Is, u
interest SHOWN IN xne ,a,,,,. $50
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WIZ. r.. cob,, Mill ,s,.s- hs traded nv
49,, g. - or;,;on wbv
1917 -, 80 49, T,rms vbe,bs,
81 ,,o,,iS rsthsr nlav elsewhere or not IS
aer'.ar;n, ,hs voods and earning his big
-, S,anaass I.nninos 10 huiId,ny nm
sai s,S n,anas ,san as he needs Tr
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