The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-05

p,..h,Ir this var S,S reverted - tIN
HtSr'a' ~ W = vcsrs 49,.
s\S'c'h ~ P'"s - t"ru'H NNLIrfnr-
nc 'aretu' NtS' OF 800. 49, ~,
~ P'"u"ou ,Ia, Esd NV tn.
'"oI run AZ d S'n"' pa" -" .r,,,..-
lioHtcn cruz OF Lon~. ~, xxx.
tnd ny Enhn' 'n n,.,
NOUS 'uoS' oS r!'u -" - h,
teams. a system ~n.'. 't" ,onn,r,
SomSioertu nme - 81, has h..r dis
c,rJnG rh ,sams wave ro."ri"l 80
,S."lT 80 49,. -, .c- out style.
~ :, c>p,a;n
II any reason - h''4t,t N-,c-Nt. IN
ne TREMENDOUS ."l','I, r,Iies -
me Eaulc III tnS -, no ,rrrI y.
,he MAJ. - rrra.IrI ard a~Eu.d
tnis' We h4Ee I'-' ,b.. wG.. E,s..
Tor a score 81 H'hIN tn a.. r|..r,
va!I me-" ,-c ,r.u .tIir %: u.af
h.ls'i'E. 4 t,r,I' ~ rim, .u,r,r, Of rlrr-
enI y" ,-crr- from :.. h",,n a.
- 49, rm,,r = IN, uat;"r~ and
,.,-
49, ..Ir ~, ,r..or - hold
INC nO"htH', .,i -, rac.r,,-
th'l' Sr,P 49," - liking - out ct
HH'H, o N" 49, e., ,h,t tho mos,
M. rN~~ ,s,T4 have abandoned the
- and are S,aSh:rc away g."
horne runs and TRIPLES HIS ~'onHc,ttH
several anagC - prefer tn' 'Hf''EI'
exhaustive STYLE OF play -" "htnI" 'd'-
t,cs. Practically every ,''tu' :" ~" NJ
ror le,sueS and mos ~ nose III S.'
minors IS ptbNthS Icy u t'Nr''~ .N'r
and for a bunch ~ runs ." EGGS" 'nn'u+.
instead Of striving [" max" SAP" "' "m,
run. and then ting - "'' |" a. !! ''
safe and sane methods. ,,w,r.
The fact that on" can, ~,
away all the time anu i'@o'N III Az ="
r:nS - get u bun"h &c! rams '9T''S '"c''
opponent TO Try the SauL. 49,
Many Reasons SusSo''eu'
No one with whom | hay" faxed AZ
nears 10 know the secret OF 'n'@ SUI.
80 sons advanced arc weaker pitching,
thc fact that the pitchers arc handi"AP,
rr6 nv the new rules. u hvciicr oai! a"H
Sahe pu,h's success.
- ,umh,r cr NAM gers and
n az. w. Ibirk thar tn Srralr~t
SCOUTS charrS IN Stylr % piay
NuSc ,bst EnIh because II h.
y b,t,iny and tho great amount
:. 70 owners and managers what
proNtu ~ 60, 90 500 ard they are
inc p"O'. TrS, aro.hHr home run
striVLnw I" r,yapi The Yankee. Others
h'tteF WI" VIZ ~ h,,,frv nl,yCrS ar.
claim tnhl we EoNG ntCt'" SrtS has re-.
Jar''d oy Wv .rr,. ~ rhr uub,:-
cclHed ana arc "'''' ~
C'SS oocb
Possibly :@cre - S'm"inlhS III '"I"
q, tho theories advanced. aud am N,
sTfect Of Euth'S Wonderful success hhN
had more 10 d" With tn" change IN IN"
yame and wllN the l'nG uttN''~ ~'N
Is upScttinG both leagues. mar Any
thing else. The !ACt that 50 many 'At,
tcrs are takINS their long WN''"PS ""N
are liable 10 hit any ball pitched = up
setting the pitchers. Many OF thcNl
o. |,a mVT y.aro o, takiag on" or two strikes.
raaitln- out pitchers I" the limit. a"s
lying now 10 n, the hrSt ball. - h.t
NH Two halls and no strikes, or even
,hrcr and one.
the ri,chInC undoubtedly ts m"-"
.notty than il has been III years. F1t'n-
ers ,c,l me that IN one game they az
hit hard when they seem |" nave -
sorts ot speed and shoots. and n the
next they sail through untouched wheH
they are pitching the same way.
AS 20 the lively BAL. practira'IN -
cry player and especially every p'''h'F
declares that the ball - lir"il'r taan III
!. wears. The manufacturers say II -
identically the same as mas oSeA SnI'
ss:ncr the cork entire bal, Was introduc-
ed during the worlds series between
|+he Athletics and CUB
President Johnson = quoted as ad-
Hancln2 a theory hat tho materials
k,srd are better than thNS" nrocurahIs
Hur;rr the war. Possibly ;hlS "Nniains