The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-22
Detroit Management Is Deter
mined TO Give IOungsters
Thorough Fest
THREE PITCHERS ARE
STILL SUBJECT I'd ~
Klawitter Reverses Form ana
Earns Further fryout by
Beating Chicago
BY NALPH Il. YoAkLR.

This Is thu year that the niger ~
rruits viii get the chances oil s"e..
YOUNG lives 10 make good. II any %.
the men now with the club are no.
Z kept, II viii not be because they ~
y not have been given every chan' 'l
4 the world 10 make good
The work of pitcher klA"lt1er b"
Y vegterda contest when he beat ,ho
4 Chicago White Sox. 10 2, alio"lHe
/ the pale hose only six hits, WAS yer!
! gratifying TO Frank NaFlh, p'V7'i,'. !,
! az the Tigers. k,a~itter has iooA' u
! bretty SOFT for opposition IA 'N" P"a
I The game he pitched asalIs'
Browns made him look Ike o"sue'.
Klawitter reversal Oh form aS N
dicated by his victory over Tue so
yesterday, goes long ways 10 Pt"' y
the contention Of boih EIes1U "a.
. Nayin and Manager Jennings that Wv
recruits should De given every eNAH'
Tin the world 10 make good even
Z though il cost the cldb re" saHi's,
There is little doubt but thar h'"'
I, witter would have been Ter 20 Iu"e
before this If his ability as pi'cnc.
4 we're 10 be Judged solely b! ms "o'A
I for the Tigers But Manager Jehhins9
! has never given ont single NM 'i'''
H no hadn't All kinds Of faith in big A.
NJ and he has backed up mis- apparent
satisfaction With him by keeping h',h
ana giving Inn every chance 10 WORK,
While Hughie had 10 admit 'ha1
bis work i'm the past had nor beeh
what might be expected from ma"
touted as high as Was Al. sun ne h"N
been informed by Fielder Jones %
the Pacific Coast league, mat hiaWt.'
fer was a topnotcher aud he was VIII
ing To go to great lengths 70 md Out
the truth.
KlaWitt principal weakness was
his widness lie got himself mo
holes consistently by his woolly stuu'
He PASSED seven men and had one
Wild pitch
& Yesterday contest means that II
there were any moves being made 10
got rid of Al. they viii be checked NJ
once until the former bad man has
further chance 10 demonstrate Whe'p
err he really means 20 come back
rhe case VI Klawitter doesn ulHer
materially from that of the other re-
cruits with the club They WiiI AZ
be given every opportunity :" sho"
Mnat they nave
Mark Hall made his job permanent
when he pitched great game against
The Browns TO open the season here.
He hardly need be worried about any
more. In fact, he had been picked
t. STAY almost from the time that be
struck Gulfport.
Manager Jennings has said that ne
will carry only eight pitchers TINS
season, five Of them 10 be regulars
and the rest TO be retained 20 pltch
to batters ana 10 I'LL in.
Boehier will STAY with the club He
Is expected TO be the star Of the new
Corners on the pitching STAFF
Lefty Clauss will be Kept because
OF the fact that he filings from the OF
side If for no other reason
These four men CKlawitter, Hall.
& Poehler and CLAUSE. together with
the four veterans form the allowance
4 that Manager Jennings has made for
} himself Whether Lake Will be kept
all season, however, is doubtful That
gives a chance for one more young
ster 70 break IN For this one doubt
ful position there are three candidates,
Zsmloch, House and Dauss.
OF these three, not one has been
In shape as yet 60 show what he had.
4 Houses arm has acted very peculiar
~. At first it didn't get into shape
at all. despite treatment from a physi-
+ clan 1T Gultbort II was so bad when
the Tigers started north that House