Baseball's official laugh-producer, is now on his fourth annual tour of the nation's ball parks. The diamond comedian, who has made more than 50,000,000 people laugh in his long clowning career, was one of the best pitchers in the International League when he played with Jersey City in 1919. He won 20 games for Jersey City, a last place club, and 10 of these were shutouts, still the league record. He sold himself to the Washington Senators in 1919 by writing anonymous letters to Clark Griffith and when he hurt his shoulder, turned to coaching and clowning for the Nats. In four years of touring, Schacht has shattered more than 150 attendance records.