The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-27

Especially with the White Sox this group of secondary pitchers loom up aS really important-more important Una" would be ths case if the world series were to he for seven games instead of nine For Kid Gleason faces the necessity ol i,sing at least ore of these pitchers lh addition to the southpaw Kerr to reieNe t,icotte and Williams. This places our- den on some one among the ooN SC, se ondary pitchers, because if Clcotte, W. Hams and Kerr work in turn, as IS prop able. A fourth man must be found amons fine Sox' right -handers. And if there Is iniury to either Cicotte Williams or kerr' ar one of them fails to deliver the expect ed goods then the responsibility on one ef these secondary right-handers IS a' the heavier 4 is And an equally interesting situation ls found on the Cincinnati team. The ReuS , string is certainly more formluaple ioV no than the Sox. Fisher. Ring and Luque nmprise a very comforting array or nuti- ITS for manager to contemplate on ,Y,es,old of a world series, especlaiy hen he has such a group Of hrsI-lin0 sn as Elsr, Sauee and Ruether'
 JAMES HAS CHANCE
 )f the Sox' right handlers teAcep',us ttel. Bill James is the one who mas ,n tside chance to get into this series. TIC Int to give the Peds an argument II he good start, but the odds are asaih9S
 winning James pitched his game pe-
 coming up At one time he had mar us speed and what remains oi en is chief asset He has always been
 but he has pitched better ball tnis
 ,-tba, any previous season in the
 o4s And this is not saying muci'
 is 2 veteran m years and in serVlce'
 iant in size and strength IhelS nt be one good game in him this seriea' e,1
 figure James may start the four'n'
 or sixth game if he shows wei l'
 co1sinr sames of the season. His re-
 Tictorv over walter Johnson makes
 ,ooL nrnttv good, and while hit freely made s favorable impression agains' . York in the final series.
 ;s bardlv nee sssary to consider Low En,irx in connection with the worio lies. He may finish some lost game: l pathetic figure of this series is m Faber. This pitcher, once great, is aut yone Two years ago he-but what inc 1se of talking about two years ago s1eh can happen in two years In pase- fNu A decade is generation to oaii Navcr Fater was the best side arm &an in his league He had a good spltter nd great speed. His control was aonlir- ble. he was clever. A college-preo ilian, ,e employed trained mind on the mound nd won many friends because or ms aood character But in this series l can lot see a place to use him. don thlhA Ne could finish Timing or two.
 FABBER STARTS RIGHT
 Faber went by opposites this season f5sually a slow starter, he opened tnis spring in grand form defeating Detroil' Boston, Philadelphia and Cleveland m or der. He held the Red Say to three hlts and Cleveland to four, and werked seven-inning four-hit shut-out against the Browns. that being the finish of game < About June he went wrong and has been shadow of himself since. Had Faber gone through in expected fashion, the White Sox would have won the pennant by August l.
 Wilkinson is promising youngster. 2 right -hander. He is to be preferred to Lowdernlk. Mayer is another veteran s who is all in. He was one of Pat Nor ans main cards in 1915. and pitched well against the Red Sox He is smart and is undoubtedly retained on the Sox pay roll for what he knows about baseball. not what he ca1 do. He is also a right handler and could pitch one or two tight innings.
 SOX PITCHERS RECORDS
 This completes the roster of Sox pitch CTS. To summarize their seasons work the following table is employed:
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