Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-14 | Page 8 | Ruth Valuable Man for Any Ball Club

RUTH VALUABLE MAN FOR ANY BALL CLUB HPJ ' j Babe Ruth may have a desire to I HHJ prove himself tha most versatile p!ujr HHl In the major leagues, but It Is not like- HH ly he will , permitted to wander from I HH one position to another by Miller Btlg- HHl gins, boss of the Yankees. Hugglns' HH said during a fanning bee several days! Hi t ago he has no doubt Kuth could be1 HPJ one of the best all 'round plaers l.i.r.-- HH bull ever had, but It would be a costly! HH experiment to permit tho "Blustering HH Bambino" to shift about for fear of Hi injuring his batting eye. He Bald man-, HH agers could not take chanca with Hi players as valuable as Ruth, and for HH 'hat reason he would no doubt remain' HH In the outfield because that work HH called for the least exertion. The1 p Yankee manager says it would be easy HH for Ruth to make good In any position ' HHl because he has a baseball brain and! HHl jl I seems to analyxe almost Instantly any! HHl J Pi 'bat comes up during a game.