The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1911, Page 2

LUDERUS 15 SLUGGER FREDDY A KING-PIN FRED LUDERUS. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.—The wera af the world for a lover is Bething to the trenay of the fans for a @onsequently Fred Luderus, king pin Me gutter of the Phillies, is the Particular pet of the local bugs. Every club owner has scouts straining their eyes for such a player (@nd every fav ts willing to be docked a day's wages for the sight of a Slugger knocking a cork center tnto the next Kressional district Tt took years for a Lajole to equal the deeds of the Thompsons and and it required years for a Cobb to come along and dim the of the great Napoleon. Now another slugger has forged to the front with a rush. The man the hour is Fred Luderus, first baseman of the Philadelphia National Until a few short weeks ago this kid was ao ordinary player. i seein for a regular job. Now bis name is known er the game is played. He did it with his bat and that weapon has proven so powerful that grateful employer has twice surprised bin with increases of Tome ih STOCKTON, Cai—That Oval; to take the other end of the wager ‘Overall, the bic ex-Cub, could be of pammeE, France, Sept. 4—Avi- Styne the boliet ot the teas oe ator Garros flew out over the sea +! ~~ today, setting a new world’s record saw him pitch for the inde with 9 monoplane, reaching team. yesectay. Overall | Noten: “of in.ses fect. He was al- em. Sane Bae Sw0 ‘ecation, most lost to view hits, struck out cight and gave, ye Wo passes. ) AMERICA LEAGUE NEW VORK—Abe Attell, feather I No G champion of the world, vs. ' tt. Wells, English lightweight may be the next big Cievaland (first game " At Chicago 2 Mitchell, Blanding and Kasterty; Scott Walsh and Block, Sulit weland (second game) 2s ot oa SRttel ts reported today |” ‘Sead, memer and ive declared Lis willingness to, Rast erty x $1,000 that the Engitsh light-| pr a ee. eae pat tee amey te 11S. 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PHONO NOs. s66+000 When the Cincinnati Reds get ally manage to get rid of him quic! and Crawford immediately helped discarded Donlin and Seymour, who b They discarded Overall and Steinfeldt to the Cab club won almost without @ break Phillies, dnd they took the lead In that the Reds sent Huggins, Mowre what the Cardinals have been doing of late, land that Miller Huggins, the mid hold of a kly, They ¢ Detroit win th Iped the G@ jood player, they gener. arded Bam Crawford, pennants, They to win tn 1906 Hine, and that went Lobert and Paskert tocthe race, Not overlooking she. taet d Owker to St, Louis, you know They thought oven, in Had was all Uhroggh , h get second wacker, Today Bresnahan might trade him for the entire Cincinnatt club, bug it's @ matter of doubt. oo oo 0 The New York Giants had a bid in for Kippert. ° Thie fellow Jewett appears to umpire was i good umpire ° i» said Dugdale didn’t like him. Anyhow, he was given the bounce--and we have to put up with alleged umpires of smalier caliber, Oh, it's lovely 00000 After Marty O' Tool burg in the first game against Boa! est pitching wonder, won the secon oo Half a dozen of the major | Vitt, third sacker for the 8 landed him, McCreery will be at the Cleveland camp next spring, along with Ten Million and Bert Whaling °° Zeke Zackert will get a chance to show Bi next spring, along with Tex Baker Joe Jackson is th going to first In 2% oo We don't know whether Gen. ball, or whether bis title of “Old I larly fat batting average, but ‘There are a couple of Southerr of the general-—-that “Ol Hick Joe, of the Cleveland Napa, and ( of the lot the sa boys searcely out of their teens In a baseball way, both are flelder the ball to the plate the way you batting—well, Just consult their played only a score of gam and Joe, playing the full season, Cobb and his teammate, Larry L So far as they know, t Menoay Jor ANORE and Joe ts plugging for George jong. Dove scout. playing in Cincinnati, Mike Donlin behind him toward the fence. George came back ith the quest! snouts in this league oo oo Over in Spokane the critics say ===" lat third than he does in the field. Th many runners at the first station. | bani— ALL-STARS. WIN PENNANT but then, we might just a# well grin and bear It dno one seems to know Why he was released, the newest pitching wonder, ‘rancisco are right there with the war club, It fe a strange parallel of these Jackson boys, name and being from the same locality, Also, both are illiterate, or nearly #0. ts leading the take just as much interest in each other, Hienony sce how many hits and putoute the Every fan in the country knows about Joo Jackson, the Nap, mut | very few have heard of George Jackson, Last month George was picked out of the Texas bus Like Joe, he is pretty much of a rube—ta hands and feet and both get tangled up frequently. 7 During one of his first games with Boston, while the Rustlers Wore Mike quickly to keep his eyes on the battor, else a fly ball might hit him in the head. | Say, wheh do they keep the) Mike had the question repented a couple of times before he realized that George had forgotten how many were out and 2} was looking for the seore-board. times and knocked four singles and a doubie. ——— ~ oo °0 be more or lens of an excuse as an Steve. Kane It had won for Pitts ‘on, the other day, Cy Young, the old d game for Boston, 20° gue clubs had in a bid for thie fellow The Detroit Tigers Seals, ooo oo°0 na! Hert Annis and Eddie Burns, He has been snapped ooo Andrew Jackson ever played base- lickory” was the result of @ particu 1 lads in the big leagues nenakes ory” title fits to a nicet hey are jeorge, of the Boston Doves, Hoth and swat the ball to every corner Aside from having the South, both are *, and they can chase flies and peg read about, And when it comes to averages. jorge, while he has National league at .456, 401, and is pushing Ty is batting Joie, hard for first honors. kson boys are no relation, but they George is plugging for Joe Menon, es Groree Each day they look up the papers to other Jackson got au They will before by a) ith his | the Dove. kward ¥ observed George looking anxiously “called” him and told him ton ooo Bill Lang sick with influenza—and again Jeck Lester hae to wait. ooo Ten Million is playing a better game ey say bis magnificent arm cuts dow Friday Million was at bat six Some batting, we opine a purke ois The majority of the audience has never seen such a magnificent played game, barring none, ly a sensation ie NOWTHW EATEN. 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