Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
TWO NEW LEADERS I'M
LlMEL iGHT OF WORLD DIS
BIG BASEBALL SERIES
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q New England mill. Like Connie
Mack. who left Q Massachusetts shoe
factory to win fame. Pat Moran care
uR q job in a textile mill in Fitchbnrg,
Mass. to make a name in his fayorite
pastime. ~ -! 80
- Moran was born in FitehbuFg a 1T
tie more than 40 years ago. and at an
eariy age found his way %, a job in
= mill There is. story told that
Young Pat first became an adept In
handling ball by playing with yarn
balls. In any event he easily took to
baseball and as he grew up he played
on amateur teams In FitchbuEg. He
caught most OF the time and some
times played In the infield. He first
came into general notice as catcher
for the FitchbuTg Athletic Club. -
Moran was so good that he was Of
Tered a place on the Central Parks
team Of Orange, Mass, where he play.
ed in 1895 and 1896. and then, as all
gced ball players do, he found his way
TO larger fields. In 1897 Moran was
with the Lyons team Of the New York
State League, catching 76 games The
next year he caught SO for the same
club. In 1899 Moran was purchased
BY the Montreal Club Of. the old East.
esn League. and 1900. found him be-
hind the bat on the Boston National
League grounds. He spent i've years
with that team and then Joined the
Chicago Nationals and was with the
Cubs when It was amDionship ball
club. IS Is q
Fate sent Moran to: the. Philadel
phia Nationals IN 1910 as a second
string catcher. Charles s. Doom was
then the star and Pat did not get
many chances to show bis worth be-
hind the bat, and In the last few years
Of his career with the Phiilies he was
used to help develop pitchers. In
This he had wonderful success. Many
give Moran credit for making Grover
.. Alexander the pitcher he Is today.
He helped also to develop Pitchers
Mayer and Eppa Rfxey.
Moran's selection to manage the
phillies came as a surprise to the
baseball world. as ii was not thought
lie had ambition in that line The first
ntimation that he might succeed Doc
u came during the world series last
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hnn Eanaeer Ialce Sfahl imuressed
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