Asa youth, the Wichitan attended
the Olathe School for the Deaf, and
his early training in for the diamond
was under the famous Luther (Dum- |
my) Taylor, one of baseball’s greatest |
pitchers for a number of seasons with |
‘the New York Giants. Taylor visited |
Wichita not so long since and said at |
‘that time he considered Fuller as one]
of the most adept pupils he had come
“in contact with in his long career as
‘an instructor at the Kansas . School. |
Fuller not only starred on/the dia-|
mond, but was also rated high asa|
football and basketball player.

Three more names were added to}
‘the Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame}
Friday night at Lawrence stadium |
when some 6,000 fans chose George |

W. Hale, Jimmy Durham and ““Dum-|
my” Fuller to be honored by the}
Old-Time Baseball Players. Associa- |
tion.

The names of the trio who made|
baseball history on the sandlots, |
minor and major leagues shortly after |

other Kansans who have been honor- |
ed during the past three years, E. E.|
Chaney, president of the Old-Time
Baseball Players’ Association cman
known last night.

night of the hod Friday at’
Lawrence Stadium as part of the
Kansas championship tourney.