Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
pENNSYL IN TIE WORLD SERIES
 ARE IN MAJORITY
South Represented By Three
 Men: Stars From Ali Sections.

has the distinction of having the greatest representation in the base- ball classics this year. Ten players, four them are members of the Chlca- % White Sox, American league pen nant winners and six are members or the Cincinnati Reds, flag winners III the senior organization.
 The White Sox manager, William Gleason, heads the list of Quakers Along with the fighting manager IS Eddie Collins, one of the greatest guardians of the keystone sack in the game. Eddie Murphy, utility out fielder and pinch hitter delux, and J. Erskine Mayer, side-arm pitcher, are the other members from Pennsyl- vania.
 The Reds have two pitchers, Ray B. Bressler and Ed Gerner, an out fielder, s. R. Magee, a veteran of the game and three infielders-Jacob Daubert, first base; Morris Rath, second base, and James L. Smith, base, as members from Penn state.
 Seven IllinOisans.
 Illinois, where one end of the pre- mier events will be staged is next in the list. The Prairie state is rep resented by seven players, six of whom are members of the White Sox and one is on the pay roll of the Reds Three of the White Sox live in Chicago. They are Sullivan, Weaver and Gandil. Ray c. Schalk, said by most critics to be the greatest catch CT of them all'' heads the list from Illinois is for the White Sox. Along with Schalk is his understudy, Byrd Lynn. Then there is the peppery George Weaver, known to fans all over the country as Buck" He will be on third base, Arnold Gandil, alias Chick" guardian of the ini- itial sack, and Grover Loudermilk the elongated right handed pitcher and John H. Sulligan. alias Lefty" for mer Chicago semi professional twirler make up the others, H. O. Eller, who one time was on the Comiskey pay roll, is the only member from the state of Abraham Lincoln and Uly- sses s. Grant, on the Cincinnati ros- ter; and 'Hod" as he is intimately known, is one of Pat Moran's leading twirlers.
 Ohio, where the other end of the worlds series will be played Is tied with California for third place in the list of contributing states It lays 1 claim to four members. The Buckeye state quartette are all members of the Reds. Henry Groh, state third base man and Earle Neale, outfielder of Cincinnati, and Harry F. Slim" Sal lee, pitcher and Henry w. Schreiber, utility infielder.
 From All States.
 California is represented in the fray with split delegation, three of It's players being members of the American league club and one of the National league aggregation The trio of Pacific coast men with the Gleason outfit are Joseph Jen- klns, catcher, former lieutenant in the United States army overseas, Charles A. Risberg alias 4'Swede," the strong armed shortstop and Fred McMullln, utility infielder, William II. Reuther, former member of the Chicago Nationals and now one of the aces on the Reds pitching staff is the other member from the Golden1 Gate state.
 Michigan and Indiana will be rep resented by three members each. The Gopher state delegation is solid for the White Sox while the Hoosiers go strong to the Red Legs. Each of these states is the home of stars. Michigan is the home Eddie V. Cicot- te, knuckle and 'shine ball' artist. and leading lace" on the White Soy pitching staff. Harry Liebold. alias Little Memo" diminutive outfielder and Big Bill James, the feet, 4 1-2 inch pitcher, also hail from Michigan this state also having the distinct ion of furnishing the tallest and shortest player to the American league pennant winner, in Liebold. | and James, the former being 5 feet inches. Eddie Rousch, one time a member of the Chicago club. and now the slugging outfielder of the Reds, 1 Levin B. Duncan, another outfieIder l and William A. Raridan, formerly a catcher of the New York Giants. are the Hoosiers on the Garry Hermann pay roll
 Two states have contributed two memoers m each. These are Texas and lMassachusetts, which go 'fifty-fifty." " ", sendlng one member each to the l wnlte T,te Sox and Reds. Richard Kerr, lulmlnutlve Dick) game left handed l pltcher IS the Lone Star state repres- gntatlve on Comiskeys club while A. hoy Mitchell, also mound artist ], !S E the Texas member of the Reds. | Massachusetts has produced two vet. 1 erans of the game. Patrick Moran. who plloted the Cincinnati Reds to victory is the National league repres- entaatlye, while John "Shano" Collins out1lelder, member of the White Sox TOT the past 10 years, represents the juniors organization.
 Urban "Red' Faber, who was a star for the White Sox, in the worlds serles agalnst the New York Giants the premier event.
 Three From South.
 Three southern states will he ron resented in the series-Georgia, Ken lucky and South Carolina. The first named state contributes one member eacn to the Reds and the White Sox