The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25

Red SoH pitchers threw $40. A re
CapitulRtion OF the series shows some
interesting statistics In connection
with the pitching
The lowest number OF balls any
one man p tChed was iO6, thrown by
Leonard. OF Boston, In the third
game on Monday Mayer. OF the
Phillies. worked hardest OF any OF
the pitchers In one game when he
delivered the sphere li2 times In the
second game on Saturday Mayer
and Rlxey together equaled this rec
ord Wednesday, but divided the bur
den
shore, the lAnky Boston right
handler oddly made two records, one
for the greatest number Of balls
pitched In any one inn ng when he
hurled 20 In the ninth inning Of the
first game Friday, and for the low
est number, when he only took five
throws TO retire the PhIllies In the
ninth inning OF the fourth game on
Tuesday.
Mayer threw the greatest number
OF wde ones In any one game when
on Saturday he heayed 90 times only
10 hear the umpire yell ball" Fos-
ter, In the second game on the same
day, was the steadicst only 36 balls
being called against him.
Leaving foul strikes out of consid-
Grafton, Chalmers the Philllcs' pitch
er In the fourth game Tuesday gets
the palm for effectiveness when 80
times he either fooled the batsmau
In letting good hall 90 by or
caused him to whin the air Combln-
ing the actual strikes with foul
strikes however, MAYER In the sec
ond game, got a count OF 81, the best
OF the series
The greatest number ~ hits Sc
cured by one team or any pitcher In
a single game was ten, which the
Red SoN gathered or Alexander In
the opening battle They got ten
again In the final. but from two
pitchers
Time and the ebbIng and flowing
tides of baseball have dcHit rather
kindly with the Red SoN Ten Of the
% men who were on the Rcd SoN
roster when they hattled In the 1912
world series were ln this years elias
SC
llold-overs are, pitchers, Joe Wood
aud Ray Collins, catchers, CRrrlgan
and Cady. inflcldcrs Larry Gardner
and lleinc Wagner, uutnelders, Tris
/ Speaker, Harry Hooper and Duffy
| Lewis. utility II Henrlkscn
/ ~ the thirteen who have gone the
| following participated In the 1914
/ ser'es
Jake Stahl who managed the clui
and played first base during the 80.
/ ries. and who has passed out or base
ball since he was drposed as man
ager Of the club I'm 1913
Steve Yerkes. who played In bril-
| liant fashion at second base and now
/ Is performing for the Pittsburgh
/ F'ederals.
clyde Enge. utility infielder anc
pinch hitter. now with the Buffalo
Federals
Hugh Bedlent. whose pltchinI
greatly aided the sON In capturinl
the highest honors In baseball. II
now with the Buffalo Federals
Buck" O'Brlen, the pitcher, wht
made the only balk recorded II
world series history. Is somewhere =
the minors.
Charlie Hall. pitcher. also Ia II
the minors, but his work during IN,
last season probably will bring abou
his recall TO the majors.
Neal Ball. utility inf elder. now II
the minors.
These other five Red sOX OF 1871
are;
Eddie Cicotte, pitcher, now will
the white SoN
Larry Pape, pitcher. now in IN
minors
W. L. NunamRker. catcher. nov
with the Yankees
Hugh Bradley, first baseman
whose last engagement was with tn
= ttsburEh Fcdernls
q. Krug. utility inficlder now Il
the minors