Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-04-13 | Page 6 | Dahlen Hardest Player to Touch

Da Dahlen en Hardest Player to Touch In all my years of ball play play- f 4 ff f lag ing said Johnny Evers recently f ff f the man I found It hardest to f ff f touch with the tho ball ban a as ho came camo f ff f down to second base baso from first f ff f was Bill Dill Dahlen f 4 Dahlen always s came straight f down the base baseline lino directly at the f ff f base hue but in tho the last lut ten feet of 01 off f ff f the distance th there re was no telling f ff f what he would doHe do 44 4 4 Ho He had a n. great way of ot antic antic- f ff f where the tho throw front from tho the f 4 catcher was was coming and he played f 4 4 hl his slide to a a. nicety 44 4 4 Coming straight along he suddenly suddenly sud- sud 44 4 4 denly would fall down on his hips 4 4 to ono side or or tho the other othor spread 4 4 his logs legs and arid then use the tho greatest great- great 44 4 4 cst est cleverness In pulling out of 44 4 4 reach and twisting himself to 4 f hook hook the he base baso with either foot toot 4 There are other men whom I 4 t have havo found It difficult to tag at Rt 4 second 1 and among them are aro 44 4 4 Lobert Herzog og Bescher Byrne 4 4 Magee Magoe lagoe Miller Huggins and Vagner Wag Wag- 4 4 4 ner 4 i 1 4 4 f M f M 44 H f 4 44 4 1