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Heal Itching With Cuticura does Sone QUES Tu f Lg Pitching arms are as fragile as Dres- sen china, More than one young fling- | sr nearing the crest of his career has aad to pop out of the pastiming be- snuse he was unfortunate enough to | jerange his hurling apparatus, A fresh case bringing this to mind has been the Ferd Schupp, the brilliant New York | southsider, who In 1917 pitched the | Giants to a pennant by winning 24 games out of 28 starts and followed this feat by blanking the White Sox | § to 0 in the fourth game of the world’s series that fall Break Down of Schupp. thought experience of itchers In the country, but something appened to Schupp's arm and the big {| winner of 1917 could only pitch 33 in- | nings in the whole or Rr ix ¥ h and not eredited with any wins, It was thought that a long rest would restore the strongt to Schupp’s arm, but on the training trip | it was soon evident that the trouble | bad not been removed, and while Me- Graw held on to the lefthander he finally traded him to St. Louls, This is rough on Schupp, who now Is just twenty-seven years old, and had a big of him. Case of Chalmers, There never was a more pathetic that of Phil. Phils George Chal an injured arm than Chalmers, the former mers came to the in the Giants. In 1911 he showed prom ize of developing into a star. But something happened In the fall 1011. After of the the close Sr——— It would accident for His pits ler him as he di have been an ordinary hing ga ments were tom. did not pay much atien injury until the follow] Chalmers ig ound he eonld not use He never was able to after that and 8 arm, nAny games pitch in 1915 ieased shortly after the training trip Pat Moran decided to glve him ane 1 1 other chance ed hi nnd regain won eight gnmes and lost nin season, but he never was the of 1011, although once in a while | show former greatness, streaks approximating He was soon unoer 1 still to the minors, when thirty.year mark, Pat Moran often sald that Chalmers hns been fully ns great it not for wonld fix heen that Joe Wood's Arm Gone. Joe Wood of the Red Box was the rican league son in the championship race by pitch in the lengthy The strain of that severe that Wood's arm year was way 8 gave and » ton after that. In 1812 he a4 won 13 wins, quite a slump. Later Wood dre that ing at the outfield and started a second suc cessful professional career, this time as a gardenér. And yet Wood only twenty-three years old when he hort his arm. There are many more instances of budding young pitchers with fame fore them who were suddenly rustle ecguse the injured the delicate machinery of thei: wings, was he ED KONEY'S RUN OF HITTING Went Ten Straight Times to Bat With. out a Miss—Pitchers Supposed te Know His Weakness, Sa The recent record made by Flrat Jasemann Ed Konetchy of the Brook [yn National league team-—ten hits in ten straight times at bat-—was all the more remarkable because Koney until recently had been in a batting slump. His revival was all against the dope, for Big Ed is supposed fo have a weakness” that wise pitchers are well Ed Konetchy, on to. Koney made his ten straight hits in three games, getting five in the first, three In the second and then two in the third before he failed to drive pune safe, : BASC BALL STORIES John Hummel Is out of the Reading line-up with a broken rib. - - » Gavvy Cravath, manager of the Phil Hes, cracked out 24 home runs in 1915 a - »* it Is sald, Bezdek, Is about to Ix will get his Jour . & » “Manager Mitchell made a ten strike by getting Dave Robertson,” sald an eastern baseball man. ® & » Sam Rice of Washington had hit safely in 16 straight games, when Kin ney of the Athletics stopped him. * & » Philadelphia is the city of brotherly trades. One every minute and write your own ticket. We alm to please, . se Brooklyn believes Al Mamnux has really come back and Is going to be good again, taking his regular turn on the mound, a. se Babe Ruth has at least one home run in every park this season now, his round being completed when he hom ered at Detroit, . . oe 0 On “rainy afternoons” when they eall off ball gummed and the sun shines all afternoon how's a guy going to write a “rainy-