The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-19
GIANT PITCHERS ARE
HIT FOR as HOMERs
LOCATED More Frequently for Circuit
Smashes During 1911 Season Than
the Drawers Twirlers.
BIG SIN LEADS THEM ALL
Sixteen Healthy Swats Going "a gainst
His Record--Rudolph Has the
Questionable Honor OF Leading
the Boston Moundmen.

The Giants pitchers. last season.
came to being located for home runs
than the Braves hurlcrs. Mathewson
and Company being dented for forty
Elk four-baggers and Ruoo!ph and his
associates for thirty eight. The sur
prising thing about tho homers CLEANED
OFF tho two STATS. is that nc less than
sixteen were made off Christy Mathew
son, whose work WAS just as able in
t913 as IL was in certain OF the pre-
ce1tng campaigns. Vic Safer, Cub first
hasemnn. reached big SIX" for a quar-
tctte OF circuit clouts aud Ivy wingo
and Chief" Wilson, OF tho Cards, each
got next TO the Old Master for two.
Nine homers are charged up against
kube" Marquard, holder OF the Nation
al League winning and losing streak
records. Sherwood Magee and Gayy Cra-
vath, of the Philies, each nicking Rich
ard LIE Marquis for brace offour-ply
waiiops in one controversy. Art.
Fromne permitted eight four bag
blows; Jefr Tesreau.e seven: AL Demarec.
three; two obtained by Frank Schultz.
1911 National League Chalmers car
winner; George Wiltse, two. and "Rube"
ScbPuer, one.
Sas stung for honlcrs the oftcnest. lie
has nine four-baBgers marked up
against his record. Cravnth being the
lone athlete to get two OFF the little
Broxonian Georg9 Tyler's record In
yielding homers Is peculiar. He al
lowed seven, 4 bat sman from each club
making one.
Bill James, who received more votes
from the Chalmers trophy Jury than
any other hurler,' was, like Tyler, dented
for seven four-bag smnshes, the Phil
lies getting two and each OF tho other
la .xs
Welded five homcrs during his brief
-Eoston cnreer. which may have been
one of the reasons Miracle Man stall
hngs traded him TO the Cards
The players who got homers last
season or the Giant and Brave pitch
ers arc named below:
Home Rims or Giants Pitchera.
of Mathewson--By Saire Chicago. 4;
Wilson, st. Louis, .: Wngo. ST. Louis. .:
polan. 81, Louis. /; konetchy. Pitts
burgh. /: Wagner, Pittsburgh, 4: Cruise
ST. Louis. /; Connolly, Boston, ]; Wheat
Brooklyn. !: Luderous, Philadelphia, l !;
Daubert, Eroolilyn. 1.
on Marquurd-By MaEee. Philat ell
phia, . Cloth in same eame); Cravath.
!. Philadelphia, 2 'both in same game);
Adams, PittshurSh. Mann. Boston. 1:
smith. Brooklyn. l. Leach. Chicago. /,
-Corriuen. Chicago. i.
or Fromme-By Eeck. .SlLouis, / ::
MCCARTHY. Pittsburgh, 1: Schmidt, Bos-
ton, ]; Connolly, Boston. 1; Slengel.
BROOKLYN. !; Corridor. Chicago, /: Safer,
Chicago..i Schneider, Cincinnati. ].
on Tesreau--By Mann, Boston. 1;
Connolly. Boston. /: Wheat. Brooklyn,
Saire. Chicago, /; Good, Chicago, L:
CLARKE Cincinnati. J: Groh, Cincin-
nati, ]
2; Connolly, Boston, I.
on Wiitse-Ey konetchy. Pittsburgh,
4; ,:roh, Cincinnati, ].
OF Schauer--By Luderus, Philndel-
phia, /.
Home Nuns on Braves pitchers.
or Rudolp,t--f:y Cravath,i Phila1eI-
phia. .: Nagee. philadelphia. .; Safer,
Chicago, J; cruisa, st. Louis. Il; alagce,
ST, Louis !; Miller. st, LoG:e. !. Wilson
ST. Louis. 1 Dolan, st. Louis. 1.
Off.Tyler-i3: snyder, ST Louis. I :;
kcletch", Pittsburgh. Becker, PHIL
adoiphia, l: Reschcr, New York. l..
Nicnoh, Cincinnati / Safer, Chicago. 1 !;
Ri9gert, brooklyn. !.
on James-l5y Wheat, Brooklyn, ];
c1rr!dcn, Chicago, /; Niehof, Cmcin-
natl. " Merklc, New York, I; Irelan.
philadelphia 1; NeihoH. Cincinnati /:
Mitchell. Pittsburgh, I.
on Perdue-By paskert Phiiadei-
phia. l;-Lohert, philadelphia. 1; Masee.
philadelphia, 1: 1-udcrus Philadelphia.
1; Mcrkle, New York, /.
\ OF Crutcher--By Carey. Pittsburgh
/; MaSec. Philadelphia, |: Schultz, Chi
cage. l; Luderus Philadelphia, 1.
OF Cocreliam--lsy Cavath, PhiIadel-
rhia, 4; Wheat. Brooklyn, j.
Off Hess--By Wilson. st. Louis l..
SAFER, Chiacgo, 1.
or Davis-Ry Mayer, Philadelphia. /.
OF Strand--By Meyers, New York. /.
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