The evening world., 1913-03-21

lhe spring - very weak because the
Bhers will not extend themselves for
Of hurting their arms. As con-
uence the batters don't get UP
inst the real thing until the season
ans. That Is why. he explained.
had taken tho pitchers down early
rs to have them In shape to make
batters hustle.
". Fogarty. the new owner OF the
rssy City team. IS here and IL a pro-
unced fan OF the first water. He
nts his players to break their necks,
necessary. In an effort TO beat the
AJor leaguers. As consequence his
tohers. anxious to please a now owner.
y burning the ball through like .
OF.
6hANcE CHECKED ENTHusl.
AsM OF PITCHERS.
RwSu make you fellows in tho big
hGue write something about our team
:" he yelled at me after the Jersey
I'm had beaten the Highlanders.
s'vs got the best team-on the levol!"
rring enthusiasm Is . very bad
Ing for pitchers, according to Chance.
"a for ten days he did not allow his
eW1ysers to exert themselves regardless
ee the outcome As q result they are
1n wonderful shape now, and the games
ri the next two weeks ought to make
their merits and faults plain.
The mon on whom Chance will reply
~ are Ford. Mcconnell. WARRIOR. Fisher
anA Caldwell. with hopes Of getting .
SECULAR man from the trio made up OF
kAating, Davis and Green.
1T b hard to understand why Cald.
Wdn has not had better LUCK" said
CAAncA a. We watched him uniimbsr-
tng that long arm. He appears to
havs everything that 10 needed for .
~ hague pitcher. A. yet have failed
- end the trouble. but TIL keep putting
~ through the PAGES until locate IT,
ashsr has a wonderful spitball and his
pseh u good enough. I like him very
koch. Some Of the National League
haysrs who saw him work against the
kants in the series OF 1910 tell me that
rave q great exhibition Of pitching.
d course, there IL no doubt about
Nd He u . wonderful pitcher. He
-. has head ~ we'll Al his arm.
ave no worry about him. He u one OF
hose players who 10 amply able TO look
hut for himself"
kgATiNo, THE YoUNosTER,
III WANTS TO MAKE GOOD.
~ George Mcconnell Is . tell. rangy
Il hllow with a queer spitball and won
rful speed. He did great work for
10 HilItoppers last year. and with .
bod scoring machine behind him
eht to be better this season. He has
In in the big league twice. only to
slid back to the minors. His varied
berience IL of great value to him
vhilc WARRIOR will never be a mar
lous pitcher like Ford. johnson.
hewson, Wood or Gregg he Is a
|erful factor on pitching stan. He
kool and deliberate under any kind
oIbre. and Is probably the best re-
M pitcher In the American League.
= nee Is not worrying about him.
az the youngsters Ray Heating. the
NJ Englander. for whom the High
Al rs paid 5000. Is In perfect shape.
Though he got away to bad start
ubsn he Joined the team last season he
has settled down and has made up his
mind to succeed. He Is another twirler
who tavors the spItoaH. TIT thrce IN
olngs he worked against the Jersey City
team and had the batters standing on
their ears. They couldn't touch him.
~. spitball was breaking In mid-season
sorm and his control was practically
perfect. He can also hit.
Davis, the Williams College star. I'M
doubtsdly Will be kept on the team.
Chance u very sweet on him and thinks
the youpg fellow has in him the making
OF q big Lacquer. Davis - rather slight
In nsurs. and one 10 puzsled over his
Mundsrful strength until no strips and
showv Q broad pair of shoulders and .
ohsst that usually 80 wath . heavy
Wight pFixehghter.
Paddy Green. who came to the High
landsrs touted g the greatest minor
isASus pttshss q TIE 1919 s~ason. wiz