davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Sir Tom
Repeats
Victory
With Ted Ceary at Helm,
Seattle Boat Cinches
Big Yacht Cup

BALBOA. Newport Harbor. Aug.
- ii.--I.eading the California by
six minutes nj the finish OF ycsfer-
days heat. the Seattle yacht Sir Tom
chaikcd up fer third straight win in
three days and cinched the "R" boat
title. in the annual regatta OF the
Southern California Yachting asso-
citation.
The Sir Tom lost four minutes az
the start thru beating the gun and
being called back. but finished In
2.ss.
The Patricia, piloted by Ron Matt.
land. representative OF the Royal
Vancouver Yaching club. came In a
close third. The Angela. Lady Gay
and Lady Betty finished fourth. fifth
and sixth. respectively. All are Cali
fornia craft.
Ted Geary. skipper OF the Sir
Tom. has established himself az a
master sailor. and the success Of his
boat Is largely due TO his skillfuI
handling. in the opinion OF experts
who witnessed the races here.
Today tire regatta is to close with
the Upton trophy race. California
craft are given better chance in
this event. as IL is run under the
handicap system. and A. @. Maddox.
present trophy holder. is regarded az
n strong contender for the 1899 hon.
ors with his class sloop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
No Arms Required to
Get "COunterfeiterS'

Local secret service agents
were thrown into a frenzy of Joy
Thursday with the sizzling news
from Everett that the John Laws
Of that metropolis had rounded
up gang Of eight counter
letters.
Armed to tho teeth and with sew.
eral satchcls of handouts, the stern.
Jawed guardians of national rules
and regulations turned out to a man
and hotfooted II TO the Snohomish
county capital.
Success Immediately. The master
mind OF the gang confessed. He re.
vealed the narrowing details OF the
crime as follows--in the childish
treble OF an s.year.old:
Two children found a bag OF coun.
terfeit silver dollars in an out-of.the.
way corner while searching for old
bottles TO sell. II is believed that the
boys. who We're under IS years old,
realized that something was ''phony''
about the coins: for. instead Of at.
tempting TO pass them. they round.
ed up half dozen smaller lads, who
readily undertook the job.
The S-year-old lad purchased a
mouth organ for ~ cents and re.
ceivcd his change from spur
ious dollar. lie returned a few
minutes later 10 buy "a jack
knife. but la the meantime the
clerk had discovered the fraud.
and the roundup OF the gang fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Rain Slows
UpTacorna
Net Meet
Armand Marion and Leon
De Turenne. of Seattle,
Among Players Leaving

TACOMA. wash. Aur. ii.--Rain
failed 10 entirely cripple tho Pa.
cific Northwest tennis championship
tournament In progress here.
II was announced this morning
that matches viii Be played on the
indoor courts az the arrnory until the
weather clears.
Yesterdays rain had ~. effect on
the players. Many of them packed
their grips and left for home. Tnciud-
ed In the ilst were: 81. l.. X. veriey
and n. ". Green OF Vancouver. u.
c.: Armand Marion and Leon do Tu.
reune Of Seattle. and /. Brophy OF
spokane.
Yesterdays results follow;
Tacoma. won from A. Marion. Seat.
lie. default. @. Y. l.. Kelly. Tacoma.
defeated u. o'Lsary. Tacoma. 60.
80. q. Hiberiy. Tacoma. defeated q,
Hayden. Tacoma. 80. 60. 90. u. Mer.
rim. Spokane. defeated u. oviit. TIA.
coma. So 60. II. suhr. san francisco.
defeated A. Hokanson. 90. s.is
Mems doubles ovitt. Tacoma. and
Sicgel. Spokane. defeated Hurley and
GriEgB. Tacoma. 90. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
AUSTRALIAN
TEAM LOSES
j. ANDERSON

NEW YORK. AUG. II. 49, with a
~ tough break In tho iors Of James
O. Anderson. one Of It's star players.
the Australian Davis cup team may
have trouble IN reaching the chat.
ienger for Tho cup against tho Amers.
can team.
With Anderson sick. tho burden Of
defeating tho French and Spanish
teams almost single handed will rest
upon the broad shoulders Of the grea,
Gerald y. Patterson. He IL almost
capable Of The task. however.
The Spanish team. which arrives
today. win play IN the final round
AZ Philadelphia next week against
the winner OF the Australia. France
series N Boston and the winner Of
tho final round viii pisy the Amer
can cup holders nj Forrest Hills on
September I. and 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

This was the start OF string
OF long successes for the candy.
eating southpaw. Since then he
has started is games OF his own.
OF which he has won Ia and lost
three.
Rixey's fine showing Is prov.
ing two things;
That ball player can eat
heaps OF candy and still be ef.
ficient and that golf is not harm.
full TO pitcher.
He's been playing a lot OF golf
this summer and thinks II has
kept his pitching arm ioosened
up properly.
He probably cats more candy
than any other two players in
tho majors. But he sticks to the
best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
RICHARDS
DEFEATS
II. KINSEY

CouTHAMPToN. ". r.. Aug. IL
~ After eliminating Howard Kin.
ssy in Thursdays play OF the indl.
Niduai tennis singles tournament,
yincen, Richards was slated to meet
=. kashio. OF Japan. today. zeno
shimidxu. Of Japan. was to play Rob.
crt kinEey.
Richards downed Howard Kinsey
In straight setH. 81. rs. while Robert
kinscy was taking close decision
over Francis r Hunter. OF New
York. go t.s. 60
In doubles play Beekrnan ana Ksi.
iehcr. Of New York. defeated Davies
and Ncer. OF Stanford. intercoliegi.
ate doubles champions. e.. 20. 60.
The Kinsey brothers won over Behr
and Fischer. 60. 80. voAhcll and
Davis were straight, set winners over
Peil and Mahon. 60. Ga.
Tho Australian and French Davis
cup doubles teams were 10 meet 60.
day. with both sides weakened thru
losses. Andre Gobret is lost TO the
French. while the Australians are
minus Joe Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
CANDY EATER DOES REAL COMEBACK

EPPA RfxEY. tailest big
IL league southpnw. was
knocked out OF the box In six OF
his first seven starts for tho
Reds this year
The one game IN which no
managed 20 go all the way thru
was a thrce.hit shutout over the
slugging st. Louis Cardinals. IL
was his fourth start OF the year
and, coming Ms II did after no
had failed to last thru the eighth
Inning OF either OF his first three
efforts, n sort or auieted those
fans who were shouting that the
big fellow was done.
But the shouters soon were on
the Job again because three days
after beating the Cardinals Rixey
started against Plttsburg and
was knocked out In tina fifth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
.y Cobb
Greatest
Of All
Detroit Star Is Playing a
Great Game, After Is
Years in Service
ny SEABURN BROWN

A FTER leading the A IN er G a n
n league In hitting for more than
a decade. when Ty Cobb was passed
by Iris Speaker and George sisler
fer a couple OF summers. the base.
ball wise guys figured that n.
Georgia Peach was tapering off a
wonderful career and heading for
oblivion.
Latest figures complied for the
ts7s season show the inflrm Cobb AZ
the head OF the junior circuit. swing.
Ing weakly at the elusive agate for
trtflinx average OF Az. In the
iist OF major league batamsn he
ranks only first
And but one rival shows any prom
Use OF beating out Cohb-Ceorxe
sirier--and the Brown beauty IL .oi0
points behind him. Speaker appar-
entity Is out % the running for first
place. He Is hitting ais clip. ana.
while that IL a murderous pace In
itself. a wide rap separates him
from the leading pair.
cobbs hitting Il not the only
astounding thing the Detroit leader
IL demonstrating
After rs years In the biz show he
II playing the greatest niI.around
game OF his career.
His speed on the bases IL dazzling.
he shows no sign OF slowing W In
his fiy.chasing: his pep Is as dynamic
AZ in the heydey OF his youth.
n his performance this year can
be taken ms basis for prediction.
Cobb has five or six major league
seasons In his system. and wifi likely
equal or eclipse the iron man. rec
ords OF Wagner. Crawford and the
rest Of the little group Of long.dis.
lance marveis.
His work IL largely responsible
for the position the Detroit Tigers
hold in the percentage columns at
this stage Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

wingo Is as spry today as he was
when no entered the National
league IN the summer Of 1911. He
remained with tho ~. Louis Card.
mails until 1918. when he was traded
20 the Reds for Miguel Gonzales
lie was born At Sorcross. Ca. July
=. 1890.
Harxrnve had 60 tour around the
minor league circui, for n long Pc
fiod before convincing Tho majorn
that he was ripe. ifs wss given a
trial by tho Cubs ns a Kid In 1913.
but Jimmy Archer was on that Job
a, that time. hence Bubbles" DID
not have much OF a chance 10 de.
veiop.
Batting In the 800 class for fhree
seasons. starting IN 1919 with NJ.
Paul. Harxfave was rnafchef by the
Reds for delivery In 1881.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
WILL TEACH
BASEBALL TO
TURK TEAMS

TAKE BAssLER. captain OF the
- Pomona College baseball team. and
brother OF Johnnie Baaslsr star
catcher Of the Detroit Tigers. an.
nounces that In August he will leave
tho United States for Smyrna. In
Asia Minor. where no win teach ath.
lctlcs in the international Christian
College.
Jake has been a member OF the
Pomona team for four years and has
made the reputation OF being ono OF
the smartest college players on the
Pacific coast. His team mas held the
Southern California Conference
championship for three years.
Tho Smyrna College Is mission.
airy institution and enrolls. in it's
STUDENT body. Turks. Armenians and
many other nationalitiea. IL In be.
lieved that n Jake can get the Turks
10 playing baseball they viii give
over Armenian massacres and take
20 killing umpires. whom nobody
cares anything about anyhow.
Among the Armcnians Jake expects
10 find n couple OF olympic champion
runners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Two more straight knockouts
were his portion, making him
take the count In six OF his first
seven starts.
Fans began advising him In
loud tones from the stands TO
give up baseball and stick 10 sell.
ing life insurance.
Then the worm turned. Big
Eppa ate few more pounds OF
candy on May IL and made his
first appearance OF the season as
a relief pitcher by going In
against the Boston Braves when
Johnny Couch was knocked out
in the second inning. The first
batter TO face him hit into a dou.
BILE play and he hurled the re.
naming seven innings In fault.
less style while the Reds were
winning II out for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Ihen how rs IL WORKED
The pitcher on the other
club.
untli Moran receives the mama %
tho opposing pitcher he does no, se.
iecs his catcher. And for this reason:
wlnKo. icr.handsd batter.
catches when tho Rcds face q right.
handed pitcher.
Hargraye. q rieht.hsnded halter.
sits behind the mask when the Reds
10 against southpaw.
There IL Branch Hickey cs thu NJ.
Louis Cardinals who shifts infieidcrx
and ouffieldsrr according 90 the
style of pitching sEslns, the cardl.
rails. and other managers also ar.
range changes. bu; this il the only
two.man catching staff In either big
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
MRS. BUNDY
is BEATEN
BY CHAMPION

.CLENCovE. n. Y. AUG. ii.--For
~ the third time this season. Mrs.
Molia Mallory. American women's
tennis singles champion. defeated
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. when the
former won their match In the semi.
finals OF the Metropolitan singles
tourney at tho Nassau Country club
yesterday. e.s. So.
Mrs. zInderstein Jessup won tho
right 10 meet Mrs. Mallory in the
final round by eliminating Miss Les.
lie Bancroft. e.2. 4.s. 81.
Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Jessup play.
Cd In tho final for the same cham.
plonship in 1921. the champion win.
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Charge Machinist !,
With Tools Ihei'

r. A. Megginson, Is. a n's''
employed at the INTERPLAY ''s'
house, was in the city jail f''as !.
an open charge. He is s''es~ 4.
have stolen set OF stocks anu =
He was caught leaving inc 49, ~ (,
house with the tools, acccror i
Officers w. O. Densmore ane "A,
Hatch. who were sent 20 o'''s
man 20 police headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Cunningham Has
Regular Berth

Ralph SINNERS. who was doped 10
have an edge over Billy Cunningham
for the center field Job with the New
York Nationals has been released 70
the Toledo club In exchange for King
Lee. The trade assured the former
Seattle gardener OF steady berth
with the McGraw clan for the re-
rnainder OF the season. SINNERS was
injured early in the season by a
pitched ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Bandit Trio Robs
Man at Early Hour ~

Brandishlng a nickel-p'a',' 4 ali
one Of three bandits dresses s robbed
ors' uniforms held up W. 81, ava d
T. H. Wagner. lies SUNNI Howell
his gold watch and 81 cash , y a ~
ST ana Bellevue ave. Friday ~ = -
a. m. The bandits flea ai's'
ibery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ff.-oak.
land lost out In It's protest against
San Francisco's use Of scoreboard
at the Seal park while the Seals
were on the road. The Oakland
owners claimed the score board hurt
attendance at the Oakland park.
President Mccarthy overruled the
protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

lowed. -
The children were released a'N' I
ves;igation proved their statsns'~
TO be correct in the main. ,,x
Secret service agents are "o's .s,s
on clues TO discover the orie'n.'. 7,
OF the coins. The coins are y
inferior type and easily detee'ea'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE
Ssnks arc going fine hut don't
want to make any claims. Ruth IN
hitting again and the pitchers are
back In form. I am pleased with
what we did on the road" Miller
Huggins, manager OF tho Yanks,
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Two Will
Place in
Each Race
Madrona and Green Lake
to Be Scenes of Big Wa
ter Trials Tomorrow
Swimmers Over
Is Years Must
Be Registered

Swimmers entered In The star
meet who are ovrr 10 years OF
age must not forget TO obtain
their A. A. L. cards before com.
petlng IN the finals NJ the Lake
Washington canal August 10.
This meet Is a registered A. A. L.
session and no swimmers win be
allowed 20 compete who are over
tin fe.year limit u they do not
have their cards. These cards can
be obtained for IS cents from
Earl A. Fry al Piper 4 Taft's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
MONTANA STATE
GETTING READY

Montana States new athletic dlrec-
tor Is on the ground at MissouIa.
looking over his gang Of football
candidates. He succeeds Bernie Bier.
man, who resigned after winning
eight state championships out OF
possible nine. in football. track and
basketball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
MISKE BATTLES
FULTON TONIGHT

ST. PAUL. Aug. t.-Biliy Miske.
st. Paul heavyweight. who has been
winning steadily OF late In a drive
toward another bout for the cham.
pionshIp. is reported In the pink
OF condition for his bout here tonight
with Fred Fulton. IL is scheduled to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Eddie Ifuse. California weiter-
weight. will demonstrate his style for
Montana fans on August rs. when he
takes on Joe Adams over the IS.
round route. n Huse doesn't show
any more there than no did when In
Seattle recently. no won't set tho rail-.
birds wild with enthusiasm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Pat Williams. Seattle lightweight.
will meet Jimmy Rivers. the Tacoma
miller, In one OF the bouts on the
Portland card August rs. Bob
Harper and sJck Josephs will mix
in the main event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
E1sfE55aD|
|GNttSM83

Yesterdays hero - Jake Daubert
broke np the game with homer
into the right field hieschers with
two on. and the Heds won their
third straight from the Giants, I to 3.
The Pirates MADE ~ II straight by de.
feating the rhils. 10 20 4.
In four games with Philadelphia. Pitts.
burg scored 81 runs and 80 hits for ios
bases.
Gamer. with n triple and y homer.
accounted for four runs and enabled
the Cards to beat the braves. I to q.
increasing their lead over the Giants
by more than full game.
Getting Is hits for 20 bases. the
Robins masAacred the Cubs. 10 TO 1.
No games In tho American league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

BOSTON. Aug. ii.--Johnny vii
son, middleweight champion. is moi
Interested in the winner Of the
Krug-Rosenberg bout for the New
York title. according to his man
ager. we want Greb before any
one else" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
SAWYER ~
CRACK. 100

Carl Sawyer. the Vernon comedian.
who IL now on the shelf with nm In.
jured knee. can play a darn sweet
game Of ball around second base and
he's hitting 800 besides Sawyer Is
particularly good on double plays
Ted Gather IL n utility infieider
who T. doing good work for Oakland.
lie hits a million in Seattle and looks
fine NJ the plate here. Jack Knight.
the regular Oakland second sacker.
has been another man who has been
out q lot with injuries this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

All junior swimmers
filed in The Star meet
must race in the prelim-
inaries Saturday. All
swimmers living north
of Green Lake canal
must report at the
North Green Lake bath
ing beach at 1880. All
swimmers living south
Of the canal must report
at Madrona at 3 p. m.
The preliminaries win be
in charge Of dad" Hen
~, manager of the meet.
Two swimmers will quail
ify for the finals in
each event. There are no
preliminaries for the Sc
nior swimmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IL
George Nsrnell. the leading football
referee on the Pacific Coast. will of.
ficlate In CALIFORNIA; three big
games this season. working in the
Californian. S. C. California Wash
ington and California = Stanford
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
MISSOULA FANS
LIKE JOSEPHS

Mlssoula promoters are reported 10
be angling for a match with Jack
Josephs as one OF the principals.
Josephs' win over the tough Jimmy
sacco apparently has impressed the
Montana bugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
SENIOR ENTRIES
OPEN AGAIN

The senior entries have been RI
opened again today and senior swim.
mers may enter the meet up until
Wednesday. when the final call for
senior entries will be made. The en-.
tries were re-opened because II was
decided TO have no preliminartes In
these events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Rain again knocked the Seattle
Oakland baseball game for the well
known loop today Two game. are
booked for tomorrow with two more
on Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

CEATTLE's young army Of Junior
" swimmers win compete Saturday
IN the prelimlnaries OF the third an
nual Star city swimming meet At the
Green lake and Madroua bathing
beaches.
Two swimmers are 20 qualify In
each event at each beach for tho
finals that are 20 be held In the Lake
Washington canal August 10.
Both boy and girl juniors win race
tomorrow az both beaches.
Tho program at tho North Green
lake beach will get under way at
i7.7o and a, Madrona AZ o'clock.
Tho following junior events will be
In order at both beaches.
GIRLS EVENTS
Under IA years oldD 5e-ynrd free
etyie dash.
Under rs years oid) so.yard free
style dash. so.yard back stroke dash,
So-yard breast stroke dash.
BOYS EVENTS
0-nder IL years old so-yard free.
style dash.
Gnder IS years old so-yard free
style dash.
GUnder rs years oidD f0o-yari
free-styie dash. so-yard back stroke
dash. 5o.yard breast stroke dash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

HARTFORD, Aug. II. - Jim
Thorpe. famous Indian athlete. was
indefinitely suspended by tho Hart.
ford Eastern league club for failure
TO observe training rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

JuHt WITH the CeVthnd IHuIhhb Win ottVt
ONe and with the St Louis Browns with Iron-Man Hank
SEVERED wearing the mask.
This one-man rule however does not prevail with the
Cincinnati Reds where Patrick Moran boasts OF what is
rated the best twoman catching staff in the major league
loop.
The cast reads Ivy Wingo and Eugene Hargrave alias
Bubbles
The funny part about this combination Is that Moran
and the pitcher do not pick the catcher for the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Cincinnati Has Only
Two-Man Mask Corps
Individual Supremacy Il Usual Thing in Big League
Catching, but Hargraves and Wingo Change Off t'
Meet Opposition Pitching
BY BILLY EVANS

sDIVIDUAL supremacy has prevailed for
years in the department of catching, altho
the position is more than n one mans job.
However. probably once upon time
somebody told somebody else that catch
ing staff should be composed Of one leader
with two recruits TO fill in.
Such condition exists with many major
league clubs today. And for years and
years back. too.
Figure for yourself and see what chance
a young catcher has with the Chicago
White Sox with Ray Schalk around; with
the Athletics with Cyrus Perkins on the
ioh. with tho Clcunland Indiana with Stove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Pillette
Star of
American
Former Portland Pitch,
Is Going Great Gun, q,
Detroit Tigers
by BILLY EVANS

THE American league has v,..-
cred some mighty fine vo,..
pitchers among the 1922 recruit.
Good pitchers are hard 10 re-. a,
dom does one come thru IN n. A..
year However. in this rem.,. j.
American league has been ver, j
tunats during the present season
OF all the likely recruit. xbo e..
blossomed forth. none stand, Z.
more prominently than H.rr..
Pilleiie Of the Detroit Tigers.
In spring training pll,etts -
simply a pitching recruit. IL g.
figured on TO play any part 4, !.
Tigers chances. Yet today 4. |.
the pitching ace Of the Dstro., .,.r
Pille'ie came 70 Detroit from p.,
land. Owner Savin paid sss.oo, !,
him and Johnson. The latter -.
the pitcher the Tigers really vs-,.,
Pilletts was thrown in.
Portland finished last IN N. =.
cific Coast league in 1871. VII. .
tsii-end club Piiieite won 1, 49, ~.
30 games. a better average sh.r -
teams standing. "
HAD THEIR
DOUBTS
Last winter ! talked with . ,,-
Der OF Coast league playsrx 49,,
johnson and PffIetse afser 60.
Narln Of Detroit had pasd ri
fancy figure for them. Thew =
seemed to think that johnson 49,.
make good but had their dors-.
about Pillefte.
50 much for expert tess,r....
Piilette already has spilled IN a.
advance dope on the two rIsrbsr,
lie stands more than sir ~ n
He has a rather peculiar de,v,r-
that makes II appear ax Il he ,tosx
get more on the bali than ne sesu.rv
does. His pitching style q 6,sc,.
cerflng 70 the batter and make, 4
difficult 70 accurately time III, "
He has good speed. a pretty a.
curve and n side-arm fadsswsx 4,
his fast ball. This styk delivery 4
very queer one. Tbs oniy osh,-
pitcher ever saw NE II was ErsI.
Shore. once star With TIE Bos,o.
Red sox and New Yuk Yankees.
HARD
TO HIT
Psileite uses all his speed On this
ban and kceps IL low. when 4 nsArr
the plate u breaks down and out
much after the manner q 1 a.
ball. II IL hard to hit effectively =
the batsman usually tops 4.
The most interesting part Ali I
Pillette Is that he goes about N
work like veteran despite the al
that he has been in the majors al
n month.
Nothing seems 70 worry him. B.
has plenty OF nerve. His dispouitr
couldn't be better. II means noshinf
in his life II an umpire misses ~
feet strike. He simply pitches nj
let's the umpire do the umririne
In all probability the Original -
paid for the two pitchers roulir.
cause the Detroit owner to part Va
Pillette.