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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Thursday, January 05, 2012Primer Dugout (and link of the day) 1-5-2012Milwaukee Journal, January 5, 1912:
That’s the sort of stuff you just don’t get in newspapers anymore. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee)
Posted: January 05, 2012 at 05:15 AM | 17 comment(s)
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1. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: January 05, 2012 at 05:17 AM (#4029362)C: Earl Battey
1B: Ron Kittle
2B: Jim Gantner
3B: Bill Dahlen*
SS: Art Fletcher
LF: Riggs Stephenson
CF: Benny Kauff
RF/SP: Parisian Bob Caruthers
SP: Charlie Hough
SP: Danny Jackson
SP: Jeff Fassero
SP: Caucasian Rube Foster
RP: John Littlefield
RF when Caruthers is pitching: Milt Thompson
Backup C: Luke Sewell
Threw a no-hitter: Juan Nieves
* - I know Dahlen's really a SS, but he played 200+ games as a third baseman, Fletcher was too good not to use, and the best actual 3B born on January 5 is the immortal Fred Marsh.
Third base was apparently commonly referred to as "the difficult corner" and newly-appointed Reds manager Hank O'Day says pitchers with injured arms will "have to work the lameness out of their arms in games".
Dusty? Is that you?
And I wonder when that corner stopped being difficult and started being hot.
He certainly worked the front end of his staff a lot harder. George Suggs threw 40 more innings, Art Fromme threw over 80 more, and young lefty Rube Benton threw 302 innings in his first full season. All were markedly less effective and threw many fewer innings a year later.
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I've done it all my life.
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