Outing . the run! But Connie Mack, the Athleticspilot, is the most interesting. He lacksthe sarcasm of Chance, the sneer of Mc-Graw, and the nervous energy of Jen-nings. Yet his team won the worldschampionship. Always affable and cour-teous to his players, he is a stoic tostrangers. He believes in the power ofa smile and of kindness, and seeks theconfidences of his men. They believehim the shrewdest of managers, which isnot for us to dispute. He never showsany emotion when a game is in prog-ress, yet the tension must be once did these suppressed feelingsget the better of him. Tha
Outing . the run! But Connie Mack, the Athleticspilot, is the most interesting. He lacksthe sarcasm of Chance, the sneer of Mc-Graw, and the nervous energy of Jen-nings. Yet his team won the worldschampionship. Always affable and cour-teous to his players, he is a stoic tostrangers. He believes in the power ofa smile and of kindness, and seeks theconfidences of his men. They believehim the shrewdest of managers, which isnot for us to dispute. He never showsany emotion when a game is in prog-ress, yet the tension must be once did these suppressed feelingsget the better of him. That was in theseventeenth inning of the Detroit-Ath-letics game that lost them the pennantin 1907. Cobb won for Detroit with a homerun, and Mack fell off the players benchas Cobb dashed across the home is the only error he has made. LikeJennings he is fond of the fans and lovesbaseball. Chance and McGraw endurethe fans, but it is their nature to endure. How does it look from the playersviewpoint ?. A LENGTH OF FILM BY PERCY M. CUSHING Illustrated with Photographs by the Author
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