Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-13 | Page 17 | Goslin Revenges Striped Bat Ban with Three Hits

Goslin Rev Revenges Striped Bat Bett Ban i With Three Hits CHICAGO April 13 JP- JP Goose Goslins Goslin's camouflaged bat was a prisoner of war today The Thc black striped willow willo club designed by Secretary Willis Johnson of oC the St Sl Louis Browns Drowns Brownsand Brownsand and enthusiastically indorsed by Goslin in the belief that it can puzzle pitchers and infielders was banned yesterday by Umpire Urn Um pire Harry Geisel when the Brown outfielder attempted to use u-sc it in the first inning of ol the White Sox game tame Goslin insisted he had a right to use it ft but lost the argument So he picked up another bat and revenged re revenged himself b by hammering out two doubles and one single I still think the bat is legal and am going to appeal he said today But that other bat I used where used where has that been all spring I like that one too I got three hits with it for a starter The oldest record on Lexington Ky track books Is that of or Frogtown which ran three miles in 4 3 in 1872