Jack Quinn

And the Miller-Huggins called a meeting of the pitchers in the clubhouse, and they left it up to the pitchers as to who would pitch.

John Quinn, old Jack Quinn, that was, who had shut out Cleveland 6-0 in Cleveland, but who hadn't pitched much since, or whether they should start me back for the second time in the series.

So they said, well, the other pitchers voted to start Quinn, and if he ran into quick trouble, substitute me.

So in the last game of that crucial series, And Cleveland jumped on Quinn in the first inning for three runs, I think, before Quinn got anybody out.