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Produced by the
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BILLY SULLIVAN BOASTS
OF NO BROKEN DIGITS
With more than a score of years be
hind him, most of It In (he big leagues,
Billy Sullivan never has had a broken
lnger or thumb, a record that mighty
few backstops of half his experience
■an point to.
The veteran has handled all sorts of
iltcLers, Including spltballers, who are
he bane of the average catcher's life,
in about 1,200 league games, and that
le has not received a fracture of one of
his digits Is almost as noteworthy as
:hough he had charged a battery of
machine guns and escaped without a
wound.
Foul tips by the thousand have come
Bill's way, and he has been battered
ind bruised and bumped all over. He
lag suffered a dislocated thumb or two
ind has lost a finger nail now and then,
out his bones are Just as good as they
jver were.
Instead of presenting a right hand
‘hat looks as though It had been step
ped on by an elephant and repaired by
i freshman medical student, when he
‘mitts you" BUI extends a paw that
las no disfigurements to speak of. No
me ever would suspect by glancing at
It that It was being presented by a
catcher so old in the service that ha
could have retired from the game a
long while ago.
TOO LADYLIKE.” SAYS COACH.
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Purdue Gridiron Mentor Wants Mora
Pep In Game.
"Too ladylike” Is the criticism of
! the Purdue football squad undergoing
spring training by Clero O'Donnell, the
new coach, who arrived recently from
the east. Ills methods of coaching are
entirely different from any seen there
a'nc^aro proving popular with the play
ers and the student body In general.
Coach O'Donnell is paying especial
attention to the manner In which the
men run, and the Purdue players are
pecoming familiar with the low-, crouch
ing position, which has been dubbed
"the duck waddle.” The new' coach
makes his home In Everett, Mass.,
where he is under contract to coach
baseball this year. He probably will
not return to Purdue until fall.
BUSH CLASSY SHORTSTOP.
Manager Jennings Says Ownie Is Best
In Business.
Hugh Jennings is hot under the col
lar. The cause Is easily explained. Re
cently severe 1 baseball experts sent out
stories about the classy shortstops in
the American and National leagues and
Photo Dy American Preso Association.
OWNIK BUSH OP THE TIGERS.
failed to make mention of Ownie Bush,
the great little Detroit short fielder,
I among the chosen few. Hughle says
they are off their pins.
“Bush is the greatest shortstop in
the game today, bar none." says Jen
nings. "He covers more ground than
any other man in the position, and for
a man with a noodle show me one that
is his superior. There isn't anyApays
the Tigers’ fiery leader. "He pulls off
more stuff In his position than half the
other short fielders put together. Barry
is great, and so is Bancroft, but Bush
is their superior."
TIGERS WANT MITCHELL
Detroit Club Believes Cleveland Twirl
er|Would Make Star Man.
Willie Mitchell of the Cleveland team
is wanted by Detroit. The Tigers be
lieve that Mitchell would make a good
pitcher for them and that he is not
showing the form he is capable of with
the Indians, where he has been too
Tong.
There is but little probability of the
Tigers getting Mitchell, however. The
southpaw is-,showing more stuff in
practice ever since he learned that the
club wants to get rid of him, and he
may be given another chance.
Craig Now a Yachtsman.
Jimmy Craig. ex-Universlty of Michi
gan sprinter and football star, is fleet
captain of the Detroit Boat club yachts
men. Craig won several races in the
catboat class last season. His brother.
Ralph, also is a skipper of the same
tclub.
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