Neale will lie ss;Rned to thr rlsrM !
field position. However, JIannirer j
Monu at the last moment m.-iy de- j
olde to shift these players and may
end Pherwood Mace, a votpran to j
the outer garden In the opening con- j
II let. j
There should be an Interesting
struggle between the veteran Jackson j
for the White Sox and Duncan, I
Mornn'j rookie. Duncan never has '.
been under fire In a series of this j
kind but his work since Joining the
Red a argres-ation has been of such
class that he has displaced the vet
eran Mngee, and he may give Jack
aon a irood run. Jackson's batting
has been ono of the big assets of the
Gleason tribe. He has a wonderfully
strong arm which has cut maany a
run ofT at the plate. He can cover
more ground than his younger rival,
find la fielding around .971 to Dun
can's .P2, the averages being those
of the first part of September.
Roush will be pitted against FVslach
In the center garden. Both these
players have thousands of admirers
for each is one of the stars of his
league and a real battle is expected.
Roush, who one time tried to make
the White Sox team but wa found
wanting, has climbed the ladder of
fame nnd today is one of the best
hitters In the National League, hav
ing an average of more than .300 al
most tire entire season. He Is a good
fielder, with a mark around .987, has
a good arm and covers a lot of
ground. This will be his first world's
series.
