Dips in pitching mark World Series as old masters loom
The piece laments pitching in the World Series, noting 68 walks and a lack of durable starters. It praises historic greats like Cy Young, Walter Johnson, Addie Joss, Ed Walsh, and Dizzy Dean, contrasts their control and stamina with modern pitchers, and singles out Hugh Casey and the Dodgers for dependence on one hurler.
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Christy Mathewson
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Eddie Plank
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Addie Joss
Ed Walsh
Smoky Joe Wood
Carl Hubbell
Lefty Grove
Dizzy Dean
Jack Chesbro
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Bianca
Barney
Gregg
Bob Feller
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Newhouser
Diz
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Joss
Addie
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Jess
Johnny Evers
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Shotton
Bucky Harris
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