El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
KEYSTONE STATE
HAS STAR MEN
IN SERIES
Illinois and California Also
Have Representatives
in Big Games.
THREE CRACKS ARE
FROM THE SOUTH

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NHIcAGo. Sept 24.-Pennsylvania
has the distinction Of having this
Greatest representation in the base
BAN classic this year. Ten players
rom that state viii battle for the
highest bonors in baseball. four Of
tbeu are members Of the Chicago
white sox. American league pennant
winners. and six are members OF the
Cincinnati Reds. flag winners IN the
senior organization ,,,,.-.
the White SoN manager. " imam
Gleason. heads the list or QuaheIs =
Along with the fighting naIa5eL p
eddie Collins, one OF the EEeales-
--r5a-dians OF the keystone sack IN
NE eddie Murphy, utility out
fielder and pinch hitter De luxe, ~
F-s1-fna Mayer side arm piLcner'
ers tie other members from Felln-
Have Two Tsvirlers-
The beds have two pitchers, Ray IS.
Fress1er and Ed Corner. an ollil'--e -, -
p Nazee. a veteran OF ne
80 three infielders-JacoD D-LDeL =
first base; Morris rain; ss 81 ~ as
aud James L Smith, tnlra peS7'
--e-,hers from Penn state.
Illinois. where one end OF tne
premier events via be stal-eu. -
next IN the list TIE fr'iills $50
- rrn-eeeufed by seven piat eE-'
- - whom ere members OF the
Tvbffe sox. and one j. on the pa
Ill Of the Reds. Three OF uhe
VThite sex live In Chleago. nj NJ
are Sullivan. " eaFeE anu y. -
- q schufiz. said by most crit
5-- 70 he the greatest catcher OF
5Eer, ALL heads the list ron I'M
1ois for the white So1. AionE
vifh SehaIk IS his understuo!'
9SsI 4Se-e Is the peppery George
Weaver. known TO 1ans ali Over -
-o-1utrv as Buck lie VIII DS VI
third base. Arnold GsnaiL 49,
Chick" guardian OF me IT, Al
md Grover Loudermilk, the elo,lE4' ~
-i1Fl+ handed pitcher. ana Sollll r.
sullivan. alias Lefty. .oI-le- - -
raro senfnrOfessi0nal tWlrlei' iAerll
m the others. h z Elier. VINO -
tine was on the Comiskey payroil' p
- orIr- member from the state OF
Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses : e5ls-l5.,.
~ th= Cincinnati roster. and f1ou
~ he IS Intimately known, IS one q
Pat Moran's leading tWlrlers'
California and Ohio
ohio where the other end OF the
worlds series viii be played, IS llsu
--fth California for third place N me
list Of contributing states II -ess
claim TO four members me 49, 49,
e-e state uuartette are an members
~ The Reds Henry Groh. star tnlru
s--e-Sa1- and Earle NeaIe. outfielder
n Cincinnati, and Harry F. (--slinll
Sallee. pitcher. ana henIs W.
5chrefber. utility tn1telder
California f. represented IN the
fray with split delegation three
OF its players being members OF
the American league club, and one
the National league aggregation
7'he frio Of Pacific coast men with
the Gleason outfit are Joseph
Jenkins, catcher. zfOrmer lieuten-
ant 10 the United States army
overseas Charles A. hisberEs
alias aSwede,- the strong armed
Ehorfrfou and Fred McMulen.
utility fnfielder. William H.
Ruether. former member Of the
Chicago Nationals, and now one
Of the aces on the Reds pitch
ing staff. Is the other member
from the Golden Gate state
Michigan and Indiana viii De rep I
resented by three members eacn- me I!
Gopher state delegation IS SOLID Tor /
the White SoE while the Hoos1ers 90 i
sfrone 70 the RED Legs Each Of these ]
states IS the home Of stars Alcni-
gan is she home Of Eddie Y. Clcotte, 7
Enuckie and shine halI' artist ana j
lending ace" on the White SoL pitch 4
ing staff Harry Liebold, alias Lit
ne Memo" dimiutive outfielder, and /
Big Bill James, the six foot, four ana ]
q half inch pitcher, also hail from I
Michigan. this state also having the
and shortest player TO the American I
league pennanr winner, in Liebolo and
James. the former being five 1eet, i've
inches.
Eddie Roush. one time member Of 4
the Chicago club, and now the slug
cinz outfielder Of the Reds Levin
p Duncan another ouLfielder- and
William A Rariden, formerly a
catcher Of the New York Giants. are
the Hoosiers on the Garry Hermann
pay roll
Two states have contributed two
members each These are Texas and
saehusetts, which 90 fifty fifty,
n hite SoI ana the Reds. Richard
Kerr fdiminutive Dick, game LETT
handed pitcher, is the Lone Star state
representative on Comiskeys club.
artist is the Texas member Of the
Reds. Massachusetts, has produced
two veterans Of the game Patrick
Moran, who piloted the Cincinnati
league representatlve- while John
shane" Collins, outfielder. member Of
the Waite SoL for the past 10 years,
represents the junior organization
Urban Red Faher, who was star
FOR the White Sox, IN the worlds Sc
RES against the New York Giants in
1917. IS the Iowa representative in :
the premier event.
SORE southern 1tntees
Three southern states viii be rep
resented In the serieE-Georgia, Ken
lucky and South Carolina The first
named state contributes one member
each to the Reds and the White Sox.
IVY 3. Wiugo, first string catcher Tor
the Reds, makes his home in Geor-
gia. while Claude Williams. leading
sourhpaw Of the American league, rep
resents that state On Comiskey's club
General Joe Jackson, hard hitting
- fs.rI1
from South Carolina although more
recently be is laying claim to Georgia.
Hervey Mcclellan, the fast little util-
sty infielder. IS from Kentucky. the
home OF thor0ughbreds.
Vermont has sent Raj I. Fisher 4
pitcher. 10 the Reds, and Missouri IS
represented on the same club BY Nick
Allen catcher. and one time q mem
Der o. the White SoX-
New York state Is the home Of
three Of the participants in the
big conflict, hut e. is very unlikely
that r. II. Wilkinson, pitcher Of