Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
l. And, to clinch the argument—if any more beneeded —consider the remarkable games pitchedin both Big Leagues in 1911. In the AmericanLeague there were two no-hit games pitched dur-ing the season, Wood, of Boston, turning thismost unusual trick against St. Louis, and Walsh,of Chicago, shutting out… … Finish of the slow ball. pitched these phenomenal games, they had prac-tically perfect control. In the National League there was no no-hitgame in 1911, but ten pitchers pitched one-hitgames. Compare the list with the pitchers rec-ords, and you find almost all men of fine control.They were Moore,…
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