Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-06-30 | Page 43 | Pirate Shortstop Diminutive Player

PIRATE SHORTSTOP DIMINUTIVE PLAYER In Kid Caton, their diminutive shortstop, short-stop, the Pirates have an infielder of no ! little class, and Pittsburg fans are loud in their praises of him. Caton, who was obtained from the Birmingham clqb of the Southern association last summer and who played In a few games toward the latter end of the 1117 National league campaign, is perhaps the smallest small-est player in the major leagues. However, he has a lot of energy stored up in his compact frame, and he covers a wide range of territory in the short field. In addition he is a dangerous hitter hit-ter and seems destined to becomo a star in time.