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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

wv WV sNlhH uNutE the ROBINS.
The Reds victory was tho frs, 40.
feat OF the season for Big jeff Pteffer.
Herb fennock. pitching for the Red
Sox, broke Howard Ehmke's winning
streak, the Hose winning. 3 to |. Rob
Neach, of Detroit, did his part. getting
three OF the six hits fennock allowed.
An argument came up In the seventh
over a close decision and Umpire Ollie
Shtl oanished Bush. Young. Heilman,
Manager Jennings and Coach Howley
from the park.
me Giants bowed to the Pirates, ii,
throush the effective mound work Of
Babe Adams. The Buccaneers hit the
Dali hard and McGraw trotted out four
pitchers In an effort to check the bat
ting of the Pittsburghers,
Buck Herzog made Gowdy day NJ
Chicago a success by slamming out a
nome run, which gave the Braves a
l-to-O victory over the Cubs.
The Pills had hard luck in the ninth
with the Cardinals, Clifton Heathcote
getting a hingle with two men on in
the final frame, which downed the
Quakers.
Bradley Hogg, ex-Mobile pitcher, sue
ceeded Smith In the second Inning when
the Cards hatted out four runs. As the
Phils lied the score in the sixth, Hogg
gets credit Tor losing the game
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
KNOCKERS

When the 6arons got SUI In front
Friday and looked a sure thlnu bet ia
down the Chicks, the knockers In the
stands started their hammers to work
ING overtime, The Chicks were hooted
and booed and derlslve applause greet.
ed every play that was made BY the
locals. "
But when the Tribe uot busy, went on
even terms and then took the lead.
the hammer. Wielders were sIienced,
They. were disappointed because they
didn't have a chance to continue their
knocking OF the home ball club. The
Memphis team Is looking good and is
deserving OF the tans' support, and
when the club uns into a bad InnIno
or so, Il doesn't mean that the aame
Is lost, and II would be a wise idea
for the hammer throwers 70 walt
untlI the game is lost before they start
riding the team,
" there Is any fan VINO doesn't like
the brand Of baseball that Is PLAYED,
he can Get his money back at the bos
office n viii gladly be accommodated
Manager Wordsworth will use his hes;
pitching bet, Faire Crews, in an effort
to even the series with the Chicks Sat.
urday Manager Rarger will probabl,
send Hugh Canavan to the mound.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
CATCHER GEORGE BLOCK SECURED
BY CHICKS; REPORTS AT ONCE

President Thos. r. Watkins. of the Chicks, wired George Block, at Pa:
ducah, late Friday to report to the Chicks rs soon as possible and the famed
little catcher and fielder is expected to arrive at once Block. who is noted
as ne of the National Necessiys most versatile players, is a n extremely
Keen actor At any spot on the diamond, except pitching, That's something
n as no use Ir SO pMe Carroll, his buddie Of kd day teams says
bNyk shouId, serve, II ais record counts for anything, IS a helping chock
I. check the, Chicks on any tendency they. might take to make another slide.
Dixie Carroll receiVed a letter from Block early Friday. which wa to the
effect that he was in pretty fair shape and ready to climb IN the Chicks
toost whenever he received the word Watkins, IN DNies report imme-
diatey wired the Paducah lad.
with Hutchinson; in the Western league, class A organization last
year taI was ohe OF the first zig minors to dishand for the var thu base
bal guide books SHOW, that Block played in 3S games HE bated .339 and
a clean 900,
On account of his speed Block prefers to play the infed pr outned. but
- an excellent hacksop, where lie las seer the most service. While Red
smith is a casualty he should fill the gap behind the mask in every way,
m when Red is useful again Block should be able to do his bit" and do
1t neatly around the inner works or outhed.
ina he hits. opportunity Is shown by the fact that while Of the bench
with penverm H with a spiked foot he was sent in a $ a pinch hitter n
go There nave always been arguments among Paducah fans who watched
DIXIE carroll and Block come up from kids a to who was the deadGest
narksfnan with the slap-stck and never before have they bad the chanc
10 nave their batting abilities tested, In different leagues Block has EN-
crazy fd a TO percentage. but he's going to have a Kentucky horser rae O
hands when he meets Dixie on even terms. W
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

made a valiant effort TO stem the tide
OF base hits, and although Capt. Eddie
Mcdonald was about to take him out on
several occasions, he asked to be al.
lowed to remain in. But when Griff got
ms three-bagger with the bases full,
Slgfnah walked out of the box to the
bench, shaking his head sadly and saw
ing that he had enough.
Eddie Mcdonald, the veteran cap
tain of the Birmingham club, although
old enough to be a grandfather, con
unues to play a great game OF ball,
being as spry as n colt In the spring.
ume, and playing a jam-up brand OF the
national sport at all times. He Is a
dangerous batter, a keen baseball head
snn az IN al one Of the most valuable
ball PLAYERS in the league.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

BASSOCIATED
,AAMATEURS
LIBERTY LEAGUE.
sundays Games-Hodues EleId.

Sundays Games-Hodaes Field.
Park Taxi Co. VS.. Railway Express,
first game 2:30.
knights Of Columbus VS.. Choctaw
Feed. second game AIS.
The Park Taxi and Railway Express
open up the fireworks for the Liberty
league at Hodges field Sunday after
noon and this game should be the
most bitterly contested game of the
season for the Liberty league. The
Park Taxi team Is much strengthened
with the recent acquisition of Benham,
premier right fielder OF the amateur
ranks, and with a sterling pitching
performance by Bridges, which is looked
for, the Railway Express team will be
forced to travel at high speed to down
the Taxi boys, who are now in the
race with a vengeance. The Express
team, with Bradley pitching, is well
nigh invincible.
The second game shows the league
leading Choctaws tangling with the
knights OF Columbus. The Choctaws are
reported improved and with their ex-
| perience should be able to check the
aggressive, knights. However, Colbert,
the knights star hurler, turned in the
best pitching card Of his career last
Sunday.
The games are free, with good seat
ing facilities,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

- SpOtiSMf
BYBobPi$He

series, but Friday the Frankfurters
came back and bomhArded the Travel.
ers In great fashion. plllnq up "a runs.
On the last occasion Of a meeting be.
tween Atlanta and Memphis, the Chicks
won three out Of three. cy 6arper is
counting on repeating the dose, Sun
days game viii begin at $50 o'clock,
John Gooch. Moley's second string
catcher, wen to bat IN the ninth in
ming m was hit on the head by one
Of Eddie Fosters fast ones. Gooch
wasn't ever dazed by the blow and
trotted down to first as il nothing had
happened Eddie Mcdonald forgot him
self smiled.
The first three Barons to face Roy
Fentress singled and yet not a run was
scored In the first inning. with the
bags full, Ellis hit into a double
play and Bernsen struck out. But the
supply Of horseshoes didn't last long,
for Fentress was battered out of the
box the next round.
Pug Griffin came through with a
lusty three-bagger with the bases full
in the fifth. which materially helped the
Tribe in downing the Baronial horde.
Grif came up with three men on in
the sixth. but the best he could do was
a popup to Stevenson.
SIGMAN GETS ENOUGH.
Lefty Sigman, Birmingham pitcher,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
TAKE
SECOND PLACE
Win Four Out Of Five and
Nose Out Barons.

NEW ORLEANS, June T.-fittle
Rock. duplicating last weeks record Of
four wins In five matches. nosed ont
Birmingham for second place In the
southern association during the six
day periad which closed yesterday with
New Orleans still leading In the cham
pionship race, this time by n 2h-game
margin.
Memphis, too. continued winning ball
by taking a double header from New
Orleans and two anne from Birming-
ham, Although the Chicks remained at
the bottom Of the percentage table with
a single gam handicap, their only de-
feat was administered by the Barons.
The Pelicans' second defeat was at
the hands of the Lookouts, who in turn
were trimmed twice, The New orleans
record is three losses and two wins,
Little Rock had a clean slate by duets
from Mobile and Atlanta, TO be hum
hled the only time in the period by the
Crackers, who registered 10 hits and
II runs yesterday to the Travellers lone
tally.
birmingham, now third, played only
three games, which were with Mem
phis,
Mobile, fourth. met disaster by losing
every contest, two to the Travellers and
two to the Volunteers.
Nashville and Chattanooga tied for
fifth place, the Lookouts rising from
seventh by breaking even In six games,
Atlanta settled to seventh place from
u tie at fifth by losing two of three
games played in a series with Little
Rock.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
1 Al RlphmAnn q Naupnrg Naas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

other club In the league today, and un-
less the bottom drops out again as Il
did earlier In the season, the Tribe
Will certainly be up among the elite
before many more moons.
That the club Is many per cent
stronger today than at any time dur.
ing the season Is shown by the teams
record In the past u games. Nine
games out Of the past dozen played by
Memphis have been won by the Tribe,
a $50 brand OF baseball. And some Of
the strongest clubs In the league have
been met and defeated.
Take the Birmingham Barons for In
stance, the team that is here at pres
emit. This club has been going at a
great clip. but the Chicks tanned them
twice out OF three starts. The New Or.
leans Pelicans dropped double header
to Memphis. The Atlanta Crackers pave
the Tribe three games In a row.
And every one OF the games has
been won by the punch, which has been
very much in evidence during the past
two weeks, The club Is hitting the bail
hard. The leading hitter Of the South.
ern league, Dixie Carroll, is playing In
the outfleld Of the Chicks, Pug Griffin,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
MEMPHIS.

Summary: Two-hase h~it-Christen-
bury. Three base hits Griffin, Ellis,
Sacrifice hits-McDonald, Carroll, Sac
rifice fies-Sigman, llatrston, Rarger.
Double plays-Stevenson to Mcdonald
10 Bernsen, Fentress TO Meyers to Crit
fin: Meyers to Lewis, Hits-oU Fen
tress I with 4 rum In . innings; off
Thweatt 3, with ! runs in = innings,
off Sigman 7, with 6 runs IN il-S IN
ntngs tone on base and one out when
relieved! off Ballmer ., with = runs
in 1873 innings tone on base and none
out when relievedl, Balk-Ballmer.
Bases on balls-Off Sigman 3, off Ball
mer 4. of ELLIS /, OF Thweatt :, Struck
out-By Sigman 3, by ELLIS !, by Eos.
ter 1, by rhwcatt |, by Fentress /
lit by pitcher-Gooch, by Foster, Time
ems, umpires-Blackhurn and Schae'
fer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
At Richmond 8, Newport News 3.
AT Suffolk I, Portsmouth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
CRACKERS WILL FOLLOW.

The Atlanta Crackers, %ehsperoned by
the rotund Charley Frank, will follow
sne sarons, n VIII open at Russwood
Sunday FOR a series OF tour Games win
the Chicks, This wnI marx the first
appearance Of the Crackers In Mem.
phls.
Franks ball club got away TO a GOOD
start In the Sunlard major, but When
the other teams started their drives,
the Crackers wilted ike a stitt collar
IN August, and ever since they have
oeen bathing hard In 60 effort TO re.
cain their lost form. The Little Rock
Travellers treated the Atiantans badly
and won the first two games Of the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

Court square on July 4. Cobb is head
ing the procession, batting .S69 for 80
games, Doc Johnston. Of Cleveland, is
second with 354.
Eddie Collins, with 10 stolen bags
to his credit, is the leading base steal
er. Cleveland leads in club batting and
Boston in club fielding. Eddie Cicotte,
Of the White Sox, is leading the pitch
ers with nine games won to one lost.
The $50 hitters and better follow:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
Earl Puryear In
DraW With Hahn
In Atlanta Rino

ATLANTA, Ga, June 7-Ear, d.,
year. Of Tulsa, Okla, and Bernie HAM
OF Philadelphia, bantamweights, foupht
4 last ~l0-round, no-decision bout be-
asst night, A majority of the sporting
writer's called it a draw, '"s
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
A Tale of TWO Fists
THE LIFE STORY OF JACK DEMPSEY
Three Broken Ribs.
XXH-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY DAMON RuNyoN Observation-Disclosures
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
TRIBE RALLIES
AND WINS
AGAIN
Send Two Baron Pitchers to
Shower and Hit All Hard.
Chick Hurlers Bombarded.
az sos PIGUE.

lLOTS b ER AND
Wordsworth. OF the Memphis
and Birmingham teams, re-
spectively. trotted out three
pitchers each at RuSsWood
Friday afternoon in the
Chick Baron battle. but none
# them was effective, and
the game prONed to he a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
LEAGUE.

Standing Of Clubs,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

Chick first baseman, is hitting the ball
hard, Others are doing their share.
The fielding Is excellent, Very few
errors are being maze The infIeld is
no longer leaky, The cluo has perfected
Its teamwork TO remarkable degree.
Looks like the Chicks have found
themselves.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
MISKE LICKS MEEHAN

ST. PAUL, MINI, June ? hin.
Miske, of st. Paul. decisiyelv defooottIyy
wine Meehan. the Pacific coast beave
weight, last night in a 1o-round firt,
Miske won nearly every round b;s gu
vantage IN reach enabling him 70 h 81,
Meensn or with his left and send n J
shower OF punches with his right.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
.TY COBB STILL
LEADING IN
american
Georgian Hitting Bah for ,369
With Doc Johnston, of
Cleveland, Next With 1854.

lTTERS IN THE Ameri-
can league are now fight
ing it out for second place
honors in the list of hit
tiers, for Ty Cobb has ar
rived on top and there's
about as much chance TO
bump him off as there is
IN find n Snnuyhan Ia
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
BUNNY BRIEF
LEADING A. A.
Blue Batter Is Best Run Get
ter. Hendryx Tops Batters.

Bunny Brief, OF Kansas city, has
iumped into the lead In the American
association as hest run-getter. He
scored 26 times, and In addition leads
the league in circuit drives, having
four homers to his credit. HendryN, OF
Louisville, continues to lead the hatter'
with asst, and Is also out in front In
total bases with GA. J. Mccarthy, OF
louisville. with "A sacrifices, leads IL
that department, and Reilly, OF Indian
apolis, continues to lead the base steal
ers with IL.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

Sundays Games-loeb Field,
Southern Boilers vs, White Stars, first
game 2;30.
Chero-Colas VS.. Smart Millinery, Sec
ond game AIS,
=
Two first-class games are scheduled
for play in the Dixie league, which
stages its weekly double-header at
Loeb field Sunday afternoon.
The Southern Boilers meet the White
Star Cyclers in the first game. Both
teams have capable fielding and strong
pitching, with the edge in hitting going
to the Boiler Workers. However, the
| White stars have signed two sluggers
during the week, and II the reported
stars come through a close game should
result.
The second game will be well worth
| while With the Chero-Colas within
one full game Of the league-leading
smart Millinery team, It Is fair to as
| sumo that the soft drink boys win
put up their best efforts to get an
even footing on the top line honors,
while the Smarts aver that they will
never be tied or passed.
The games are free, with good seat
| ing facilities,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

oUND-A LONG. MISSING
PUNCH
Cy 5arper's Chicks. al
though decorating the bottom
Of the percentage column IN
John D. Martins league, are
not long for the present sur
roundInas. The team Is show
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
CHICKS GET NEW CATCHER-CARROM STILL LEADING
Carroll Has Undisputed
Claim On S. L. Leadership
Memphis outfielder Is Hitting Ball at 1877 Clip and Shows
No Signs of Letting Up-Chicks Batting Better

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CA M the swattng "a in the Southern eaeue Dixie la been. in 80
games and has been at bat lQ6 times, scored % runs secured 4 hits
WN6A bury, Memphis shortsop, is hitting $685. Pug Griffin, Chick first
sacker lacks but three points of hitting 800. batting .@7-
~" Peters, Birmingham catcher is the unner-un with $780,. Larry
&E1W Gilbert, New Orleans outneder. is leading the base stealers with g.
Birmingham leads both in club batting n club fielding. Memphis
fourth in club batting and seventh in club fielding. Torkelson, Of New Or
MS, tops the pitchers with six games won n M lost
The complete beverages are Is follows:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

National league, Ivy Wingo, Cincinnati
catcher. Is the nearest approach to
S5avvy with .37S. Carson Bigbee, OF
an even dozen. Cincinnati leads in
batting. " N
Cecil Causey, of the Giants, tons the
pltchers In the National with seven
games won and none lost,
Inc .Zoe hitters and better follow:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

sundays Gannes-Loeb Field,
Prestonus w. Drake Cleaners, first
game ESQ.
Concords VS.. Denies, second game
AIS.
The youngsters are at II again and
will stage their weekly double header
at Loeb field Sunday afternoon,
The league has furnished some sur
prising baseball OF late, and 1t would
not be surprising to sec~ some close
games in the Sunday contests, mas
much az the clubs are all well matched
and some new talent has been signed
by the faltering teams,
The games are free,
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NATIONAL.

At st. Louis RuE.
Philadelphia % 0 0 100000 Is I Z
St Louis .....0 0 o 5000 Sc II /
G. Smith, Hogg and Adams; Tuero
and Snyder.
AZ Cincinnati RHE.
Brooklyn 80 1 Ooo12O 2--6 0
Cincinnati ..,.l 0 0 2 0 ! II II ;
Pfetfer and Kruger: Fisher. Luque
and Wingo.
At Chicago R.H.E.
Boston I'D oooo0of ii 1 0
Chicago ....,.0 0 0 0 900 0 90 s .
Rudolph and Gowdy; Hendrix and
Kilifer,
Al Pittsburgh RHE.
New York % 100000 e-l s
Pittsburgh 80 0 3 roo - II |
Benton, Raglan, Perritt, Winters and
McCarty; Adams and Lee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

Jim death Valley Scott, who got
his release from the Chicago White
Scx and has been pitching shop bah
IN Reloit. has decided to return to the
professional game, the San Francisco
Seals making him an attractive offer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati,
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
No other game scheduled.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

Two of Kid Elberfeld's bah PLAYERS.
FIRST Raseman Grimm and Pitcher puG.
", were hanlshed from the Little Rock
a decision.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
SUNDAYS M

SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
Atlanta at Memphis.
Birmingham at Little Rock.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Nashville,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
TEXAS LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Old Pug Cavet, with but one good
eye. Is proving a winner for Jack Hem
dricks at indianapolis. He still looks
better than some OF the pitchers Hugh
Jennings has on his staff a Detroit
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07

~ lLOTS BARGER AND
Wordsworth. OF the Memphis
and Birmingham teams, re-
spectively. trotted out three
ASl% pitchers each at RussWood
100 Friday afternoon in the
H-S Chick Baron battle. but none
NJ # them was effective, and
1900 the game proved to be a
merry rclauEe Of base hits. boots and
wild and wool v baseball Memphis won
by the score Of 9 to s, fighting an up
Hill game and driving two Of Moley's
pitchers TO cover, The Barons were none
the less vicious, sending a pair Of Cy,s
hurlers TO the shower Foster and Ellis
finished the game. Foster getting the
credit for the victory and Ballmer be-
ing charged9with the loss.
The game was a see-saW affair. The
Chicks scored one in the first and Biz
tningham came back strong In the
second and sent four across the pan.
This marked the end Of Roy Fentress,
Chick spitballer. Thweatt succeeded
Fentress and Ellis initiated him with a
triple to deep center as a starter,
scoring a moment later OF a sacrifice
fly by Hairston. The Barons kept up
their harrage on Thweatt and he sue
Cu1nbed In the fifth, after birmingham
had scored two more. He was sue
ceeded by Eddie Foster. who finished.
Sigman opened for Birmingham and
was MT mar III lilt llfNN lilllllk' NlItt
blows being registered, netting one run.
In the third two more went over, and
In the fifth When Griffin hit a triple
with the bases full. Sigman walked out
Of the box. saying he had enough. Ball
mer succeeded him and one run was
scored off him, Griffin coming in on
Barger's sacrifice fly, Ballmer was wild
and walked two men in the sixth, but
no runs resulted.
Chicks Win in Eighth.
In the eighth with the score tied. the
Chicks went out n won II, Meyers
opened with "A single to left and Foster
hunted into Ballmer's hands, the Baron
r pitcher throwing the ball through
.econd base, Meyers taking second and
Foster being safe at first, Ballmer
baked and both runners advanced q
base. C~hristenbury then doubled TO
right. scoring Meyers and Foster, Al
Ellis was called In from the outfield
and took charge Of the hill, John
walked High and Carroll sacrificed.
Griffin whitfield and Lewis hoisted to
Gocch,
The Barons threatened in the ninth.
Peters, first up, singled TO right and
tinoch was hit on the head with a
pitched ball. He was unhurt, He went
10 first. Mcdonald advanced the run
ners with a sacrifice, Stevenson hit
back Of short, Peters scoring and Gooch
going out. Christenhury to Cerney, In
trying to make third. Duncan lifted to
High to end the game.
In the first inning the first three
Barons hit safely without a run being
scored. ELLIS, The fourth man up, hit
TO Fentress. who threw Mcdonald out
at the plate, Meyers completing the
double by tossing TO Griffin to extin-
guish Ellis, Bernsen struck out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-07
RECORD OF THE TRIBE.

Here's the record or the Tribe for
the past u games played
May %, Memphis 4, Birmingham /.
May "a, Memphis 8, Atlanta Z.
May %, Memphis a. Atlanta g.
NAV 26, Memphis Z. Atlanta T.
May ", Memphis :, Atlanta o.
May rs, rain.
May 20, rain
May 30, Memphis s, Mobile I.
May 30, Memphis >, Mobile 6
May n, rain.
June /, Memphis =, New Orleans 4.
June ! Memphis $, New orleans s.
June 2, raiu.
June 3, rain.
June I, Memphis a, Birmingham 4.
June 3, Memphis 6, Birmingham 3.
July 6, Memphis p, Birmingham s.
Manager Wordsworth used two of his
pitchers and then called In an outfield
er, Al Ellis, who finished the game
Friday Al looked better than either
OF the two alleged pitchers who pre-.
coded him.