jerk motion, using no body swing, but getting the speed. He does it with his muscles alone." Prior to the 1911 season, the Oakland Oaks of the Pacific Coast League purchased Pernoll's release from the Tigers for $4,000. He returned briefly to the Tigers in 1912 and appeared in three games, all in relief, compiling a 6.00 ERA. He appeared in his final major league game on May 13, 1912. He rejoined the Oakland Oaks in June 1912. He continued with the Oaks through the 1912 season, compiling a 4–11 record in 19 games. Pernoll started the 1913 season with Oakland and ended it with the San Francisco Seals. In 39 games played for both Oakland and San Francisco, he compiled a 15–14 record in 246 innings pitched. In 1914, he appeared in 50 games for the Seals and compiled a 22-22 record with a career-low 2.09 ERA. He also pitched in 1916 and from 1919 to 1927 for the Grants Pass team with which he played at the beginning of his career. Later years After retiring from baseball, Pernoll lived in Grants Pass, Oregon. He operated the Owl Billiard Parlor in Grants Pass for 25 years starting in approximately 1919. He died from a heart ailment in 1944 at Josephine General Hospital in Grants Pass at age 55. References 1888 births 1944 deaths Detroit Tigers players Major League Baseball pitchers Aberdeen Grays players Aberdeen Harbor Grays players Grays Harbor Grays players Oakland Oaks (baseball) players Portland Beavers players San Francisco Seals (baseball) players People from Applegate, Oregon Sportspeople from Grants Pass, Oregon Baseball players from Oregon