| Show STRIKEOUT RECORD BELONGS I FITTERY Klawitter and Hall Hardest- Hardest Hit Pitchers Other Interesting Interesting In In- Dope I I With less len le than lour Cow weeks o of 1916 6 P Pacific c Coast t I lea league ue season re reo re- W Fittery of or Salt Lake could aj aj- most moat sit It on the bench until the end the of-the race and not worry about finishIng finish Ing ma the year with the leagues league strikeout strike out honor honors For Sothoron of Portland Port Port- land Is ii the only pitcher who would stand a chance to pass pasc the Salt Lake heaver with the latter out of the game and with C In the game regularly there IIno Is II no likelihood of anybody passing him In total strikeouts strikeout Up to October 4 Fit tery led with a total of 20 strikeouts strikeout and Sothoron was WA his hla nearest rival with Noyes of Portland has ha fanned Quinn of Vernon of Oakland The other pitchers pitcher In the league who have passed paned the hundred mark In strikeouts are Ryan Los Angeles Houck Portland Oldham San Francisco Fran Fran- cisco Brown San Francisco Francico ErIckson San Francisco Baum San Francisco Hall Salt Lake and Horstman Hortman Los Loa Angeles Fittery tl r will also go down Into o baseball I 11 hl history as the most generous I In ot t the f Issue I of or bases base on balls ball for the season leaon having Issues walk walks Sothoron of Portland Is next In line with free passes panes South of or San Francisco has haa walked Houck Portland PIercey Salt Lake Noyes Portland Horstman Los Lo Angeles Angelu Ill Klawitter Salt Lake land O e Zabel Los Angeles E. E Johnson o Vernon 1 To bear out still farther the theory that strikeout pitchers are likely to be wild Fittery has ha a also h hit more 0 batters e than any other pitcher lt r being ln charged a with lt 24 4 hit batters batter Ryan of or Los Angeles Is I. the next worst offender with 15 hit batters II Piercey Salt Lake has haa hit 14 Sothoron Portland 14 Hess Vernon 13 Kelly Portland 13 Boyd Ooyd of or Oakland and of or San Francisco each with 15 wild pitches are the worst wort offenders In this line Sothoron Of Portland has hat hit 12 batters batter and Beer of Oakland 11 C. C Johnson of Vernon with two balk balks Is I. the only pitcher on whom more than one ona balk has hOl been called The season seaon honors honor for holding to low aggregates batting averages ore are not likely to be determined until the end of or the season leason among the regular pitchers pitcher with Fromme and of Vernon and d Horstman of or Lo Los Ang ea a ap standing the best chances Ryan or of Los Lo Angeles Angele veteran hurler who through the first two thirds of or the season sea sea- on son was waa at the top In holding opponents to low b batting averages has haa been crowded crowd crowd- ed down to fifth place among those who have been regular pitchers pitcher 1 through the sea season son Erickson of San Francises has haa held op op to a 01 batting Fromme average but of or Vernon comes nearer to the right to be called a regular and thus thua Seta gets first frt honors honor having held to a O clip His Us teammate Decanniere opponents ii a at nix nis heels batting against De De De- e showing a average Then comes Horstman Hortman of Los Angeles who has hal San held opponents to batting Steen Steer of Francisco Is next In line at and then comes the veteran Ryan of the An gels gel at The remarkable winning I spurt of Soth oron of Or Portland has hat carried him to top honors among the Beaver regular In th this system of rating opponents pitchers I having batted against him Martin of or Oakland Oak Oak- land Is I. the best bet bet of the holding opponents to No Salt Lake pitcher has hal held ent to lower than most moat PIercey being the effective with a record showing that opponents have batted rate against him at a Is I. next of the Salt Lake Of the regulars holding opponents to I pitchers who have been worked regularly through the season Klawitter and Hall foil of Salt Lake have been hit hard er than any other pitchers In the league i Against Klawitter opponents have at batted a clip while against Hall Hail Ing batte batters have piled plied apposIng apposIng appos- appos up the Imposing aggregate batting average of Following records show strikeouts on balls ball hit batter batters wild bases basea I pitches balks balka for each and pitcher up to and games game of October 4 Including r. r oi so BB as na us a wr WI BK UK 0 Dura a T. 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