Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16

lar if adopted by all rnasnates. "Ten the newspaper boys there is nothing new"
 Manager Bill Carrieau of the Bed SoX favors Ban Johnson's suggestion Of playing the next worlds series on the Pacific coast.
 Manager Bill Donovan of tile Yan- kees rates Hugh High much better than his batting record. Regh, he con- siders a good prospect
 The Chicago Tribune evidently takes the Feds seriously. It calls Lee Ma the youngest manager in the big leagues.
 Jacques Fournier says he will beat Bunny Brief in the race for the first base job on the Chicago White Sox; which is the worst knock yet handed Brief
 Fifty thousand persons rioted to hear Billy Sunday. eX-player, preach turned evangelist he would double that crowd.
 Just when did Jess Willard last was such a sensation with Cleveland some years ago. has signed to man age the Austin club of the Texas league next season.
 It will not be long until baseball starts again: already the younger generation of scribes are writing stories about new curves discovered by bush league recruits.
 ''Organi2ed baseball has won the confidence of the American public, 9 says Ban Johnson. If his other statements are on apar with that you know what to think of them.
 Really it was bad thing for Geo Staliings to pull the Braves from the Donovan, Charley Herzog, and C,lar- eI2ce Rowland to have queer dreams.
 Harry, the fleet outfelder, who Somehow we cannot remember any recent fights of his which entitle him to claim the title of the worlds best white heavyweight.
 Owner C. A Comiskey says his White SoS will get along with eight pitchers this season, instead of 10 or II, as in other years. There are sev- eral men on Chicago's list who will not even make the spring training trip.
 Benny kau1f was unkind enough to shatter to the best of his ability the theory that left handed batters cannot hit left-hander pitchers effectively. His average for the season was 46s but against Ieft-handers he hung up an average of .432. . At the rate they have been trading players, it will be hard to recognize the Phlladeipllla Nationals next spring. Manager Moran is evidently going to build from the ground up and several recruits will get a chance to show whether or not they are fast enough for major league baseball
 The reserve clause is the bulwark of baseball, according to organized bans press agents. We have listened to yawp for a quarter of a century. They reiterated it until they believed It; then when the Feds cut in they cut out the reserve clause, produced straight contracts and seem to be do- ing just as well s
 New Orleans is surely moral city. They do not allow any wicked book making there. No, indeed Only bonded stockholders. These gentle men are situated in 8 part of the srandstand known as the Palm Gar den. Whether they are supposed to be expert palnnists or whether ths garden takes it's name from the fact that one has to cross somebodxSs palm to get. in. we do not know; but anyhow everything is run in 8 truly respectable way.
 Alex Zwilling. outlielder of the Chi feds, has not been boosted as Benny kauf has been, yet on the basis of figures he is one Of the outstanding stars of the Federal league. On the basis of chances accepted, and here certainly fielding averages must carry weight, ZNilling. was the third best ground coVerer in the big leac1lcs This Speaker, of course, with his won derful record of 425 pUtouts, was above ell rivals. Bert Sflottou came next, with 359, but following in the list was ZvillinS, with S45 Zach Wheat was the fcetest fY-chaser of the National league with S31 putouts, George Burns was next hest in the Tcnsr aaQiratiou Eitt ScS