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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-16
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0ebnrten.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
Tiger Tales

0ULrPORT. Miss. March ia
basketball i've Of no mean ability
could be formed from the Tigers now
on the Detroit roster. Marty Kava-
naugh II . forward for = professional
team In the east. Pug Cavet played
center for team In Texas. Holman
Is q forward and Del Gamer ana
Claude williams have held down
guard positions on good teams. The
team would average about $50 pounds
In weight and would be composed Of
fast men, with two left-handers on
the quintet
Being ambidextrous apparently
doesn't get baseball player anything.
Only those who can hit from either
side Of the plate will ind the abil.
ity to shift from right TO left-handed
work counts for anything. But II
being able to use one hand about az
well as the other was of any particu.
lar value, Harry Holman, the out
fielder from Portland would be q
lucky boy. Although right-handed, me
can use his left hand nearly "a well
as he can his right In handball this
ability gives him big advantage
over onehanded players.
Billy Purtell. Tiger recruit infislder,
has been In organised baseball for
ten years and has been In major or
Class IA league clubs since 1905
when he went with the Chicago White
Sox. Yet this is his FIRST southern
| trip with Q club. Purtell trained on
the Pacific coast with the White Soy
for three years and With the Boston
Red Sox for one year. He went Ia
Bermuda with the Jersey City club
once and another year he did not
| spring-train at "a.
Friendships made - spring train.
Ing camps are quickly Sermed and "a
quickly dc out. Every player 10 call
|91 b. h1s nickname q ons provided
| Tor him from the 0Fut introduction
Harry Coveles1gle a01 noos Reynolda
0ch ha1 . small gto4Y picture a
oboue = d0san Of the 1jeoss. They
~ - oooeol - - ws1>er for IN
oDoDe1ooa - 20 ~ 3o0nD k-Au The
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
CHAMPION RITCHIE
COMING TO DETROIT

Sam ]. Lazy. manager of tAs Cad
!llao theater. closed negotiations q
moon today whereby wiliis Richie
lightweight champion Of the world,
win come to Detroit Cor weeks en-.
gagcment, beginning next Sunday.
Richie will 60 through the usual
training stunts and win probably give
q three-round exhibition with his spar.
ring partners.
Manager Levey was able to obtain
Ritchie's services through the Aid Of
sBnl" Mcintosh, who spent the night
following the Wolgast bout IN an ct.
fort 70 persuade tho titleholder to
cons 70 Detroit.
Richie demurred ct first, declaring
that he was DESTROYS Of arranging his
route 30 that he would be travelling
toward San Francisco. his home.
IIevey and Mcintosh Joined forces,
however, and succeeded In inducing
Manager Foley to bring his lad to
thig city.
For his appearance here Richie
win receive Q greater sum Of money
Than ever before paid . boxer tor .
theatrical engagement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
DODGERS HAVE
FRAMEWORK OF
A TOPNOTCHER
Wilbur Roblnson IL Pesfeellng
Important Details Dahlan
Carelessly Overlooked
LOSS OF EvERS SERIOUS
BLOW TO CLUBS SUCCESS
Ed. Reulbach Believes He'll Have
Good Season Under New
Management


AUGUSTA, Ca. March l6--BrooH
I'm seems. u drst glance. almost
hopeless - . National league pen
nant contender. The surprise - q
nnd the training camp OF the Dodgerl
full Of hope and enthusiasm and with
10 spirit that has existed In q Brook
lyn team only once IN the last decade
and that for q short time last year.
Probing moro deeply into the make
up OF tho Dodgorst one 70 surprised
to flnd that Il has The framework 81
10 pennant winnlng team. Given CON.
sistsnt pitching. . shortstop. and
Brooklyn looms mp . one Of the pen
nant conten0ers. Man for man today
with pitchers eliminateO. Brooklyn
has q stxunDor team than the Giants.
The worst tault Of the Bvooklyn
team has been the abnormal laxiness
OF cafelessneoo of IL pitchers, and tho
same fault commenced to crop up al
most befors the team had landed In
IT. training camp here Much Of this
wao due to careless management OF
Dahlen during the last few years.
Dahlen did not compel the pitchers
to DO the Aelding that III winning
pitchers should do.
Shortstop hooks fke the weakest
spot ON the team. jos Tinker. lost
By Ebbetts' tnkering. would have
made the team look much stronger.
Neither Exam NOR Cutshaw can play
short, and neither wants 70 try It.
which makes Il necessary to ma .
shcststop from the new material.
The catching department n fam.
with no sign Of additional strength.
Much = expected Of I'd Reulbach,
the tormor Chicago star. Reulbach
himself = fun Of confidence He
thinks : change 70 Brooklyn II just
what ho needed. This Il mainly SUI
perstitiOn. While with the Cubs.
Reulbach always pitched his best In
Hgo0klyn. Given confidence In him
oole, Reu1bach II . great pitcher.
OAar1ie Ebbetts cannot refrain nom
~holplngs his manager and the results
have been disastrous. Perhaps this
has been responsible In the large part
mr. me seeming carelessness Of his
manAgers. The fact remains mat
Dahlen was careless In many respects.
Wilbur Robinson y different type.
Robby wss one Of the leaders Of tho
old baltimore Orioles-but OF Z differ
emit type from McGraw and Jennings.
"Hcbby" was the "jolliers and, the
peacemaker. while the others wore
lighters. He was given credit with
Furnishing much OF the brains q that
famous old organization. For two
pears he has been assisting Mc0raw
and no hss acquired some Of Mo
0rawss best ''stu6."
The team looks much moro promis-
ing than e did last season. But its
strongest advantage IL that Il no long
er u Z sjoke" club. Il - hopeful
not confldent--merely h0peful-and
hope and hustle carries club lDng
way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
Sore-Armed Pitchers Allow Psl
leans to Win BY Score az
Eight to -Four
vEACH. COBB AND GIBSON
ONLY REGULAR PI.AYRRg
Double Steal Engineesed ~
Burns and Holman the Ouk
Feature Of Game

NEW ORLEANS. La, March H.
Nine recruit Tigers had tAs diotiaetsun
Of playing thsis frst game with ~
Coob yestsrday. Two pitchers win
sore arms and seven recruits veso
beaten with Cobb hy the New Orleans
club at New OSleansI n . ragged sazno
8 to &. :,
Both Reynolds ana Main. Who patcA,
Cd for the Tigers. oomplained ol sogo
arms and did not extond themsolvoD
even In the tight places, which mado
the going easy for the Pelicana, ospo
oially - the support ACCORDED -
hurlers was not good.
veach. who died out Tor Raynolds.
and Gibson. who caught part a. u
gnmes were tho only men In Tho Ire
Cobb
Purten had played sgainst him. -
% had Deumitt
Cobb started the season sxacti1 =
10 did last year. He tanned twice b
Tore the shoots Of Walker. . Sogm1s
Cleveland prospect Thsn 10 laced .
two-bagger over third and sent O.
long AZ. the latter being on Woayoa
He tried to steal home while WAL
vas pitching. but failed.
The feature play OF the gasna ~ =
double steal In which Burns siid i1ep
homo under one Of walkers pitchen
and Heilman took third. The piay w.
daring and spectacular. walker used
too much time winding up and Burns
took advantage Of Il.
Kavanaugh looked nno ssain yeGtGrL
day. He did the best hitting Tor the
crew. getting . single and . tripla
and he stole q base. Purtell lookon
good. also. with one hit and two Yuns
TO his credit Both Kavanaugh and
Purtell had excusable errors. Dem
mitt failed to get . hit agnin. tn
simmons likewise.
Reynolds suffered Q bad inninR q
the third, with q base ON balls. two
doubles and . homer hit BY uttlo Get
ton knapp over the same fenco ia
Burns cleared . week aeo. sAa $40
|! A record-breaking crowd a -
fans were out TO SEQ Cobb.
Tyrus arrived Sunday morning afkns
missing his train 1t Atlanta Saf,erdax
He looks to be little heavy. but -
has not been working this winter -
he expects to be In shape shortly. p
laughed 1t the offers made him 81
the Federals IS soon - he had sixuel
up.
Charlie Carr was in New Orleans -
sec President Navin about tratnlna
grounds TOR the Tigers ut Hot Walla
Tex, where he has his school Naytn
said AFTER talking with Carr that notn,
ing had been done towards securiug .
new camp for 1915. He said that .
arrangements had been made q pet @
80 back to Gulfport, however. Il =
expected that these arrangements ~
be made by Navin here this week.
Manager Jennings announced TON
that Purtell. Kavsnaugh and Hsilman
were sure to be kept for . trial n tho
regular season. These men look To-
good to him to be chased Oh the club.
DETROIT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
INTENTIONAL PASS
O. <, SAYS MORRlE
Simply Passes Interest From
Best Batsman To One Near
y Az Good


0UtJPORT, Miss.. March 1e.--
George Noriarty. dean Of tho Tiger m
field, takes Issue with those men who
decry the intentional pass IN baseball
II think that the intentional pass N
bassball a = good thing and that It
should not be abolished" satd 4orr1e
TO-DAY. There u big howl about
passing tho best batters. But tho pun
lie forrets that these best batterS are
almost always In front Of battezD near
" @ good - they.
"As Z general thing there isn't such
. Great difference between pitching to
the man at bat and the man to follow
him q u generally supposed. The
only case whore the intentional paoo-
Ing a , man looks cowardiy 70 No -
when the man passed brings uD .
weak-hitting pitcher 70 bat
I'm other cases. however, ths p,ecn-
or ID merely taking . chance on got
ting Q slightly weaker man with one
more man on tho basea- It AMPLY
ehifts the interest from "a star bat
ter TO the man who isn't Q}lte % bril-
liant. and Il makes the game all the
more spectacular when the man whom
the pitcher thinks he can set comes.
through with the hit that 10 wanted.
II can't zee any possible way Of
eliminating the Intentional pass. Il
isn't an easy thing TO eliminate. With
An the talking that has been done
about Il there hasn't been advanced
4 ainrle pyact1cable idea that ] have
haar6 ~. To eliminate it n one OF
basebalps hardest problems. n It
should 10 eliminated. which. a. SAID.
doubt" = L. 4.
70 JolsN king Bought Joe Tinker
FOR Two bats, . uniform and y J"
each, aNd Wse1hman paid $4,000 for
him, calculate whether Or not e pA5s
@ advoStiee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16

GULFPORT. Miss, March 10
Ross Reynolds, one Of the big Tiger
hurlers who looks very PROMISING
was yanked from behind drug store
counter to play baseball In the mino!
leagues and he thinks that he would
have been in the minors yet II It had
not been for the fact that he devsI
oped a spitball.
at don't believe that would have
been given a chance In the major
league IL 1t had not been for the spit
ter that I learned In 1911" said Reyn'
olds today. II have always had more
than average speed, but no curve that
was reliable. The spitball gave me
Just what I needed"
Reynolds was sent up by Dale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
SpitbaU All That Gaze Him Chance
For Biz League, Says X. Reynolds

Gear, the same man who sent mp Big
Jeff Tesreau to the matters amer the
future Giant had been Owen up -
hopeless by half Of the clubs IN the
Texas league. Tesreau worked IN
four different clubs In the TENS
league before Gear got hold Of him
It Shreveport, which he WAS then
MANAGING. In q short time hs made
q pitcher Of him.
Bob Harmon 10 another pitcher
whom Gear developed.
Reynolds gives Gear the credit tof
making him . major league posslodl-
ity. He says that the present Topoka
boss ID one Of the greatest MINOR
league Managers In the country.
fA~ s"' r. L y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
SOr,ers Comes Near to Killing
Baseball In NcU Orleans

formerly Of tho Montgomery club. -
manager. together with the guarantee
that New Orleans will not b ra1Aed
periodically by the Cleveland club fcR
It's best players has Increased enthu-
siasm for the PelicanS.
President 6omers, Of the Cleveland
club. who owns controlling interest
Ii the New Orleans club. came nea1
Killing baseball at New Orleans -
he did at Toledo, by the Socallod syn
dicats methods. r. 4 !.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-16
Saturday and Sunday
Sporting Nesrs Notes

The Tiger recruits defeated ths.New
Orleans club Z to In . feAturel1ss
gsme On the Pelican frcands Satur-
day attsrnoop The as!diag Va: raf-
ana cavss. both southern isaSus grad.
uatse worked for Detroit AID allowed
The regulars. playing the JeRersoa
col1egc team ae Convent La, had ut-
tls difneulty In winnins. 9 60 ;. Pitch
nsrvous and hit three men ana walk
Williams worked In the boz for the
1 Tassr: and Get down nine men sa
cradle stuf. despite his WilAassa. aad
sxruck cut savsa T1gesA
Bay CITY Eastern nasksthan team
day night By = scors Of s. 60 .. Lam
1 DsTf ss:sf I'd for 5su D. o. & VILE st:s
srn. sxeEgsll scored a polstx
Outwstghsd. but not outpiaysA.
Central High School basketssrS were
noced out BY three points In The gams
, WITH Ausksgon High Saturday night
University of Michisan runners won
the relay race and dSfeAteA the SYRIA
cuso track team - 20 IS at 0yraouoo
Satoroey night. Pope second man Tor
S stoc ~, e ne rslsy rass; dreopsd he
which could not DO overcoms. I1is
meet
Wnts Richie lightwsigh& cham
nom. have been matched fos I Bout
Ia Buffalo the second week In Nay.
Httchie has been guaranteed e10.o60
with the privilege Of Is pr csnf oS
the gross receipts.
The Cubs defeated the AGl,lstiss .
70 IN game at Tampa, Fla, 0atur-
Gay: chsnSy. pitchinS for Chicago.
down without . hit 1er ave innines.
Of the 7ixth. allowed but one S,s. s
line drive TO lsft 6sld. The Cubs land
Cd on Pennock, 6haWkey and Baldwin
for ssvea eofeeies.
George lnchasle Iac1osss htwA
school spri9tsr. drcgped desd while
s t,.st .sss : Lsossssa SssuEdaS
Tho Dsl1aA, Ts1aA lsagus. team, -
fsatsd the Oiants 81 . score 81 Z 60
o Saturday. AathoWoon, who worked
the nrst nvo l.n1sg1 hsa1 Dallas -
Frank chonoe's Yanko Lest . the
o GAY = sxas a.. isss AZ sssm ssssr.
unable - bosch hita althougA they
go< ssvoo - oalve0toR'o foug.
D. e - Freshmen track team de-
feateA III Normal ~ 20 - Saturday
The pA1llSee defeated Jsroev ol>v In
teruat1onale 70 In . game g VII.
mington. n. g. Saturday. CravAth
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sBobbu" Burns Is One of Those
natural HiHers" You Like

and swings. There 10 no oho11ne G
the bat and no psckins q ~ ~ -
him.
He u apparently dist1nsd - - Q
long hitter. When he gwlnQ @ =
ball there 10 nothing 1a1c.AonetD1
abcut Il. His record with 01oux O.
leads one 10 believU thaA - ~ -
often enough - 0noBo - q -
vatns a. &n11no,1D11R 49,.
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BAT LEvINSKY WILL
TRAIN FOR MCMAHON

NEW YORK. March 16.-BattlinA
Lsvinsky today announced he win do
more trimming than usual for his SEIZED
uIsd lo-round 30 ct Youngstown. o..
With Tom NcMahon, the Pittsburgh
sDoar Cat on tho night Of Friday,
March 81. Busy" Levinsky y 70 get
1900 eov the ilght.
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0UIypO8T, Mia. March
~Hohkv~ Durns, one Of the Tigers -.
oruit Srvt bassmen. loohS like one OF
th0ee natural hittsrs that you hear
"a much about. He takes IN easy
petition st the plate. looks over the
haIle That are sent up 70 him careful
y. - sw!.p sseily; - wlsn pleag
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Miles Main Has Reach From Finger Tip to Finger
Tip of8O Inches Seyen Inches Longer Than Johnson

s M s % s sS e: R1 @
nn
!"
hand Il III % hs % nil ' @
- Up s D n nss s @ Sss 49,
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w. a sta, Covrsspoadsss.

HvUR q 6t0N O0sTespo~0cSss.
0mTPORT. Miss. March 1e.-ne
Tigers drsw 1900 people at New o.
leans upon their flrst visit there last
Sunday and this was . big enough
crowd for New Orleans TO induce
President Heineman. Of the Pelican
club. TO get two additional games
viii, the Tiger second squad. !.
The ousting Of Manager Frank ana
the appointment Of Johnny Dobos'
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X. o. MARS rs FAVORTTE
OVER YOUNG COLLIDE

COLUMBUS, O.. March 1o.-sKnock.
out" Mars. Of CinotnnaN, was . slight
favorite over Young Glide, Of Pftts-
burgh. for their 13Epund battle here
today. The winnes peobably win -
matched with Jchnny xl1ha1o.