Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-07-25 | Page 22 | These Young Hurlers Are Sure to Go Up

These Young Hurlers Are Sure to Go Up The recent Burlington Keokuk 22 2 inning scoreless gamo gaino la is tho the talk tark of the country countr and naturally the two twirlers who pitched tho the entire game are aio alO of more than passing Interest to baseball t fans fatis IS It I Is 18 a a. rare occurrence for or two pitchers to start and finish In Ina Ina II IIa a game famo of ot this length length length-In In fact it seldom eel eel- famo dom doni happens that both go co tho the route I Miller the Burlington hurler has been In the limelight before for sensational pitching feats but for tor some come reason or other othor he ho has been boen passed up b by major h league ab lo clubs despite the fact that he has been too the star r pitcher of tho the Central Central Central Cen Cen- for three years ear Man llan Many men from the Central association with I Inferior records record have mado made good In Inthe inthe the major leagues while Miller Mier still sUI I sticks In this company Tho ono one thing I against him Is his h sage age Miller Is 26 G I years old and has been pitching professional professional pro pro- Tro- Tro Troi i ball baJ for three years tars having r received his start tart with too Montrose Mo 10 team Millers Miller's opponent hAS hns a mighty bright future before him Ho Ito 10 Is 20 years oars of or age and la is 11 a big powerful chap He lie started his professional career wih with Muskegon of or orthe the Michigan State league last leaSon season Ho lie has won 11 put out of or 13 games this le 1 season and Is 18 likely to tu bo be found in faster taster company in another sen n. n