Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06
WHO DO
RIGHT THING AT
THE RIGHT TIM3
ALEXANDER AND SPEAKER STAND
AT HEAD Or LIST, BUT IT has
OTHER NAMES. TOO.
MORAN MEN ARE VIRTUALLY CAST
OFF" TEAM. But THEY WERE
BROUGHT TO The TOP.

AAH
New York. Oct a. In nearly every
series for the worlds baseball cham
piun>hip some p,avrr ON each NJ The con
ending teams has hecn picked hy the
fan> ~ n tower of strength IN some dc
l#rtmrnt and i'll The minds eve of the
baseball public be stood head and ~hoal-
icIs above his 60 workers. This wears
untp>t for the premier lille "a the dia
nond will prove NO exec Dtion Ia this ac
pptr,i fact. III hooking over the list Of
lieihlr> for the coming battle between
~ PhilaIrluhia \atinna' - and the
Boston Red SoN. Alexander and Spcr
lcr naturally are the first Gil strike The
yves of even the casual observer aS the
mes who may furnish the star plays 81
Ice coming contest Munv other PLAYERS
however. on both sides have shown re-
nnrkablc aptitude ~ a. the right thing
IL the right time during the long ~cA-
uu'~ grind. Quick thinking and fast
a.cnratr action are the r>>oBtial~ which
make GREAT baseball PLAYERS. While the
No PLAYERS mentioned have shown
vondcrful control and effectiveness III
heir Dn>ifinu~. "a great drrl should be
aid Iahcni many others who. while not
~ prominent have hccu equally eli
.icnt in their rcnnant winning work
his season either at bat. on m" paths
r III the fell
I'm the minds NJ many baseball experts
Manager Moran'~ feat Qf making y sup
'o>cdlv mediocre team prnnanf winning
aggregation j. equally az great u per
'rrmancr aS that accomplished last wear
*, George StallingS with the npSton
Braves. The M0ranmru are virtually a
~ca>i of" team as thirteen uf them
were lrt ont ~ other major lragrc clubs
Captain IulcrW> WAS once with the CNl
cage Nationals. killifcs was tried hy
~. Louis and 'nt go: Adams was with
he New York Giants for X short time.
lfcinprcc came from Tine Giants and NJ
puillen PLAYED with Cincinnati and
hiItShurg. Nirhoti va> with Cincinnati
pugev and Whitfield came from the
Hra,t>- Scott was transferred ~ Phil
idrlrhia TN View York rvrnc WAS 0nrc
With ~. LouiS anl pittsburg: Cravath
hc fence dcmoli~her niavrd with BIS
tam. ChirHen and Washington Amcri
cans: paSkeri chased flies for Cinciuua
NJ AMI Becker saw service With the BIS
ION Nationals New York Giants and
Cincinnati.
Alexander. Maver and RiNcy. Chal
mcr> and Bancroft are the only members
" The team who grew into National
League material while with the cub.
lineup. Baumgarincr and Wiser pre-
Youngsters who have Vet tx win regular
places on The team.
N.lrNHudcr's great work in the hos
turing the season has placed him M the
iimclighl a> The star pitcher III the Ma
innal League and ihr bJckhone NJ the
Quaker CITY team II thr series goes to
the limit ot seven games. Alexander. VI
i~ expected viii hc on The mound in At
least three games. beginning with the
opening clash. After hr hl won his
ihiriicth game. y frN DAYS a"u. NlrXHn
ier when asked What hr wnuld do in the
worlds SERIES. rrrlirl Just whatever
Manager Moran tells mr. have been
we'll supported Av my teammates ami !
must >aN they have sawed me frequently.
EpS'on max beast If SOME great hittcrS
but 7 think Me- nave ~prac fence busters
~ thr phillirS who viii rpna' the Ros
fon slH-nrrS."
WITH Nayrr. Demarar VI Ouilicr.
chalmers ami RiNrv ou his pitching
staff. Manager Moran feels thai he has
l formidable array of boxupn io hack
-AlcN ndcr in attacking The Rcd Sax
defense The iniirll composed Of In
%lariS. Nirhnn. Bancroft and Stock j. II
strong continuation and cravnth Pas
Seri ann Whitfield are Well able tn care
II the %outergnrden.
Contain T.Hdcru~ stands second i'm the
batting list ~ the National League and