, 1935-03-14
FRISCH FIGHTS OVER CONFIDENCE AMONG ST. LOUIS CARDS
MOORE PROVES
GREAT FIND
World Champions to Have
Plenty of Power
This Season
ny ALAN GOULD

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sWarme0 70 the top o. lne Eeap rs
fan.
Ane world champions know they
are 5000. they nave speed. power ana
superiative pitching, allowing even
lor a signL ia4Ilng vlf N the Victory
cosumn ny the 1eAn pGoeners. Iney
nave turned up q SENSATIONAL new
cenver-Ile4oer IN Terry moore.
Inc second line OF oe-ense PROB
ably WILL 90 stronger, Win Cnar!ey
Gsioert making an inIleid come
back.
Al OF which has developed q ten
dency toward over-conIioence tina.
Manager frankie Frlsch Is doing his
utmost 70 comoat. Toe high toe Oh
prosperity is not necessarily fatal
but u IA q TACT that the Cardinals
have yet 70 come back and win the
pcnnant after being victorious IN the
World Series. They skidded In 1927
and again In i032-but Frisch wasn't
manager then.
Team Worked Hard
To keep the minds OF his charges
upon the game and the importance
OF getting into condition cary,
Frtscn Is working his team harder
than any outtit this observer has
seen In Florida. There are two work.
outs daily. The driving. energetic
methods OF John Joseph McGraw
prevail under tire regime OF Frlsch.
Frisch thinks his club will be
stronger. perhaps steadier but can
didly fears the Giants. He rates Bill
Terry'S club at least . full notch
above any other rival.
Dizzy Dean Is more confident the
Cardinals will repeat than he Is OF
his own ability to touch 80 victories
again. He admits he will be lucky 70
collect Is and figures the aggregate
output for the famous brother act as
30 or more"
PAU Dean, the silent half Of the
combination, should have q better
sophomore year than he enjoyed as
a freshman. He won 10 games last
season despite a poor start and q
twisted ankle.
The Deans, unless they suffer O
severe reaction, should combine with
BIZ walker. Bill Hallahan and Pat
Malone. newly acquired from the
Cubs, 70 give the club all the first
class pitching II needs. Two old cam
paigners, Jesse Haines and Da1zy
Vance, will shoulder the relief work
Among the candidates for varsity
Jobs are Ray Harrsli. Norbert Klein
Ike, Henry Pippen, Dick Ward and
Lyle (Bud) Timing. The first three
are "farm" products, the last two
from the Cubs.
Terry Moore has moved into the
outfield. yeplscing Ernie Orsatti, III
Grectacular fashion. Only az years
Wa and n couple OF seasons off the
ST., Louis sandlots, Moore came up
this spring from the Columbus
farm" with q .S2e batting record
and tagged "ready for the big show
Otherwise the club viii start with
the crew that mopped up last year.
The infield Is set with Jim Collins,
who aseires to grester home run hon
ors: Frisch, Leo Durocher and Pep
per Martin. Durocrer Is in nc dan
ger Of losing the shortstop job 10
Gclbert. back after a two-year abb
sence with q wounded foot.
Joe Medwick. victim OF the bleach
err barrage In the World Series. snd
Jack Rothrock win flank Terry
Moore IN the outfleld. Bill Delaney
and Virgil Davis provide a pair al
KIuaaine backstous. with the veter-
an Bob OFarrell back in the Cardi-
mel fold for reserve duty.