Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 628
09, the pitching in theAmerican League was of a very high order.Some of the veterans, who have since passed outof the majors, were at their best, a lot of prom-ising new recruits had been discovered, and thespit-ball delivery was at its height. Nearly everypitcher dabbled a bit with the spit-ball,… … HUGHEY JENNINGS, THE MANAGER OF THEDETROIT AMERICANS.Jennings is a great believer in noise and pepper, being just theopposite of Mack. On the coaching lines Jennings is constantly inaction, as indicated by this photograph. to go dead. During those days, the AmericanLeague was often referred to as…
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