WEDNESDAY DECEMBER lt, 1928
rilR KLAMATH NEWS
PAGE TWO
Howe News Co.
Gives Statistics
1 On Baseball Men
"
new vonK. it. is. rr
Ono or surprise of the 118
baseball kiui was I he an
nouncement today (hat E. Gar
land Braiton. portsided Wash
ington pitcher, was the most ef
fective hurier la Ihe American
Lsagn during the campaign.
,,Tm official pitching record
for the year, compUd ly the
Hows News Bureau and iMleawd
tale today, showed that Braxton.
quiet chap about whom little
baa bu said or written, had an
nrnri run average of i.CS pr
aino Innings for the Ss fumat
la which he took part.
. peuork Second.
I Hia frcord of same won and
lost, however, was not so Ira
nosing, far despite his law aver
age of earned runa he succeeded
(n winning only IS games against
11 defeat!, for an average of
Itl.
Herb Pennock. veteran Yankee
left bander, who developed a
tore arm late In the year and
waa unable to assist New York la
the world series, was a cote
.second In the earned run column.
averaging t.i la hi ZK Fame.
.. Pennock bad a better average
ot games won and lost, scoring
17 rlctories and losing six gaBie
for an average of .735.
Grow Lmils Strikeout.
Lefty Grove. Connie Mark's UremotH from itie rinit. Sancors
mound ace, was probably as val-jaction foiiow.d hi uDexjHvu-d
able ai any pitcher In the lea-'second roar..! kut kiu: m his
(ua. He won H pmri. ltt j bout with .--"antimto. at
debt, and bis earned run arer- the Chuae.i rellsum Monday
are of Z.S7 placed blm third in niht.
that column. Ho led the league i Sangor wj rated a one of
to strikeouts with 11. 'ne leaders in the faiherweiaht
.- Waits Koyt. another Yankee cUs. and bad been maicbed with
star, topped the percentage col- Tod Mjrgin. the Junior Usbt
taa for games won and lost, welch: champion, for a match at
winning ii and losing seren for JuMlwaukee. Xew Years afternoon,
an average of .TT. He stood The SsntUgo bout waa Joey s de
Utb In the earned ran column. bnl " ,h br,?r fU icd ?f
bower er.
with an average
0
j
.X1.
. ripcras Winner.
, The only pitcher in the league
to win' as many game as Crore
iuring the season wws George
Plpgraa. a right bander, who
-son 24 and lost 11 games for
Kew York. Plpgraa stood Uth
In the earned run column with
.S8.
Incidentally Plpgras captured Jon g Girden yr BiFht
ddiUonal honors aa the -Iron whea Jim Ma,oneT- Bo!ton f
Man" ot the year. He took part mwU Con 0-, , na,iTe
In 46 games and pitched ilot old Conuty Cork, in a th
innings. He recorded 13 strike-1 round hearyweiirht battle,
otti bnt allowed more bases on 1 m Maiony', fji-t ap
. balls than any other Pitcher pelrlIl(.e ln the cardn sinte he
with the exception ' of Henry VM knocked out in one round
Johnson, Kew York. Johnson t,T Tom Heeney last year.
walked 104 Ben and Piprras lul. I Coming to this country ua
V . washingxon Fielder Best. heralded, O'Kelly begins to look
' ' In addition to claiming the like one of the best foreign
1 most . effective pitcher In . the heavyweights In existence. He
' league, Washington also proved ad 4 fights during his profes
the. best fielding club In the .ional career and has scored 37
'American circuit. knockouu.
i , The Senators lead the league I
07: DeVos Trains for
EE Ace Hudkins Bout
ring records announced earlier.
.. The worll champion Yankees XEW YORK. Dec IS. .IP.
finished sixth In fielding as aRe Df os. Belgian m.ddle
team with a season aggregate weight, who rs managed by Tony
oT ,68 Delrotr. Cleveland. ' B'ddle, Philadelphia millionaire
th ...kt fieldine teams, tied "Portsman. resumed training to-
at the bottom of the list at .iii.
Tods Best Fielder.
f-. Phil Todt, Boston first base
i man, won the fielding champion
.ship ot the season by making
only .five errors In 144 games.
Todf. fielding srerag, , of !
-placed him a shade above Sam
West, Washington outfielder, who '
made only one error ln 116!
'' games, but whose season average i
was .99. I
.'. Max Bishop. Philadelphia, led;
the second baseman w ith a '
son average ot Wil.ie I
Kamm. Chicago, led the tjtird ;
.baseman with S.. and Joe ,
.Sewell. Cleveland, with .Sil, led
the shortstops. Larry Wooda.I. i
Detroit, and Benny Benrough.
New York, were the leading
catchers with averages of .392.
Layton Defeats
Reiselt in Match
i
CHICAGO, Dec. IS. (IT) i
Johrcy Layton of St. Louis d--1
fated Ouo Reiselt of Kills-;
dvlpbia In a three-cushion mauh '
ip the International tournament j
1UUB), bv to IV, la eo luuufi
Ijiyto had a bigh run of 4 and
Reiselt 6.
Stri'oling Kaoes
B.Freas in First!
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. IS. (C.
P. William T. "Young" Strlb
illng. Macon. Oa., boavyweight.
knocked out Billy Freas of Grand
Rapids. Mich., ln the first round
of their scheduled 10-round bout
here tonight. The bout was ovr
it seconds after the opening
belU
a MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec. IS.
tU'P) Harry Dillon. Winnipeg,
scored a technical knockout over
ilike Mande'.l, St. Paul, ln the
! fifth round of their scheduled
ten rounder here tonight.
jfOf results use tiiwa Clasa Ada.
Catalina Tourney
Opens Today,
llagan Wins Prize
AV.il.ON'. Catuhua I. 'ami. I'll .
Dim 1. H'l'l The vanguard o(
golfer who will compeie In the
first annual Catalliia Sr .'.on open
champiuhip urrlved here to
night fur the qualifying round
which Maris Wednesday mora-
In.
They will p'.ay ls-holea over
ihe tricky Utile ulne-hole Mirw
Wt-dnw-day nnd t lie -.-.me Thurs
day. ,
HOLLYWOOD. lV- IS, UT
Walter Hat-n lowered the ,re
Tiout rcrd ou HjimM LloJ
piiViit golf cour hore lotlay
vhen he shot ft bl to mm the
thirtl aunuiil IK-holt lotirtiairem
LlortJ prenented Hiijt n with a
ft nl diamond siuii. Sh-uU
prue, a Merlinic iltr fill
a won by HH MMiihorn. who
had a S5. MeliHiorB won a play
off with Loo Dtep.'l on the four
i h t tira hole and lteel ! i
won htm third prii-. a gold and
onyx cizarette ao
' Ts a
JjanjIOr hetlTeS
From Ring Game
rmcA;o. i- ia. i
jweirbr. toiuy -aLnourifcd bm r-
was a w laiuiive w.t-i
Cuban scrapper a ramp follower
-of champion Morgan and con
sidered a third rat lighter.
-
AJaloneV. O'KellV
-'-la"'.1 r t f
rigni on rnaaj
XEW TORS. Dec- IS. (l"P-
Two Irishmen will meet In Madl-
iday for his bout with Ace Hud-
king, the Nebraska Vi lidi-at. in
Madison Square Garden. Dec. 2S.
HOCKEY TEAM FINED.
LOS ANGELES. Dec. IS. it.
n 1 1 .1,.m rt(lr nf the
Ca'llforn!a Ho(.k.y were
fined by president Jim
Tuthlll tonight for failur to re
more two suspended players and
delaying 30 minutes the game
lost to Hollywood Monday, 1 to
0. The men, Beree lrxin and
Jack Lawrence, were suspended
tn-m htvel'r.ar tm-n ifl Ir ' T -l A n'lTPM
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