The Connecticut labor news., 1922-03-17
No Less Than Thirty Veterans and Rockies of Diamond Pastime Have Been Graduated to Big Show.

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 Starting with the old Connecticut League and taking up the trail ot the Eastern Association ,then the Colon ial which leads up to the Eastern, quite a consignment of players have been shipped to the major leagues.
 In wading through the rosters of the various big league clubs, the fact is brought out that there are in the neighborhood of 30 listed in the major ranks who at one time or another pastimed in these four leagues. Few of this list, however, come under the head of regulars.
 Tn edefunct Connecticut League can point to three of its products, Roger Peckinpaugh, who played with New Haven; Herman Bronkie, at one time with Waterbury and "Shanno" Collins, who swung his bat in the in terests of the Springfield club Peck inpaugh will do the shortstopping for Washington the coming season after having sported the raiment of two different big league clubs, the Cleve- lands and the Tanks.
 Connie Mack has four Eastern Leaguers to show, the quartet being "Heinie" Scheer and Frank Brazill erstwhile Hartford players, and Frank McGowan and "Rollie" Nay Tor, formerly with New Haven.
 Paul Johnson, the slugging Wor- cester outhelder, pried away from the Boosters two years ago, IS still the property of the Mackmen but will be found with the Milwaukee Brewers the coming season. Mack sent John son to the Association club in the deal which gave him Joe Hauser, who is also a former Eastern Leaguer. When Providence had a ball club in the Eastern League, Hauser was a member of the team.
 The Eastern League has supplied the Phillies with two athletes, Col onel Shower, the strapping southpaW with Pittsheld last year ,and Tom" Sullivan, an East Boston boy who got his first taste of professional ball with Paddy" O'Connor's Albany club. Both are now with the hapless Phlls at the Leesburg, Fla, training camp;
 Washington, besides Peckinpaugh. has Harry Courtney, southpaw hurler who stabbed for New Haven three years ago Eddie Goebel, promising outhelder with Springfield two years ago, and Frank Woodward, ex-New Haven curver.
 Cleveland has been favored with Wally Hammond, Pittsfeld's hard hitting manager last year; Enoc Shinault, who caught for Waterbury and New Haven; Guy Morton, known as the strike-out king of the Eastern Association when with Waterbury and Dave Keefe, the three-hngered finger who pitched fine bal flor Hart ford in the Eastern.
 Hughie Duffy, Red Sox skipper, himself a former Eastern Leaguer, having held the role of pilot when Portland was in the loop, has six players who have performed on local ball parks. These are "Shano" Col lins, Frank O'Rourke, who palyed for Jack Flynn's New London outfit; Mike Menosky, with the New Haven Colonial Leaguers several years back, Cliff Best, farmed out to Pittsheld last year and recalled for the present grind; Zip" Sloan, who is outside of the fold due to salary differences, and Alec Ferguson, who was pitching wizard with Bridgeport.
 The Braves include Horace Ford, New Haven shortstop in 1919, Jimmy Wilson, with the Weissman last sum- mer, Al Pierotti, who hurled for Pittsheld, and Cy Morgan, who fash C da brilliant brand of pitching for Springfield i'll 1920. Of the lot Ford is listed as the only regular.
 The Giants have the services of Pat Shea, Holyoke boy, who Jack Flynn had when he managed Lawrence III the Eastern; Alev Gaston, also with Lawrence and Prividence and George Mcfarland, pitcher with Springfield in the 1920 campaign.
 With the Yankees are Chick Fewster, who covered second for Worcester before he hit stardom with the Baltimore Orioles, and "Hinkey'' Haines, with the Senators last year.
 A former Eastern League manager no win the big show is Dan Howley, who made himself popualr with local fans by his peppery leadership two years ago. The bowling one is Ty Cobb's first lieutenant.
 On the roster of the Cubs are two former Eastern Leaguers, Ray Grimes, who clubbed the ball at a lively gait for Bridgeport, and Leo Hartnett, who is being put over the hurdles by Manager Mitchell at the Californai camp. Hartnett showed great promise with Worcester last year.
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