Sliding 10 Second Cub Spikes Barry in Accident Game
Detroit battery misplays lead to a four to three Philadelphia victory as crowd hisses at the decision by O'Loughlin. No demonstration noted despite the accident in a tightly bunched base scenario.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
16
Philadelphia Wins Series Finale Over Detroit 4-3
Philadelphia defeats Detroit 4 to 3 to win the series three games to one. Barry of Philadelphia is spiked sliding into second base and requires four stitches. season outcome likely ending his playing. Cobb denies intent. spiking deemed accidental as Philadelphia capitalized on Detroit fielding errors.
New York Beats Cleveland 9 to 4 in Sept. 20 Baseball
New York led Cleveland 9 to 4 as of September 20 in a game reported from New York. The scoreline shows New York overcoming Cleveland with a decisive win at the ballpark, highlighting strong offense and late rally potential.
Gardner wins amateur golf title amid Yale track star form
Gardner Robert, Yale freshman track captain and pole vaulter, defeated H. Chandlerman by 4 up and 2 to play in the final, though Gardner had not played much before this season. He will not join Yale’s intercollegiate team but will bid for the individual title beginning Wednesday at Apawamis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Links
Yale
Apawarmis
Cleveland hits spark fourth straight win in rough game
Mixed hits and errors marked the visitor contest as Cleveland surged to a fourth straight victory, the scoring tally reflecting a tight matchup. Batter lines show Doane Joss Clarke Orth Manning Kleinow Sweeney for the visitors while Boston side featured Sutor Smith Payne Pape Hall Donahue in a 6 to 3 finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
HH. E. Cuovogindg
Sadista
Nss Sur Rede
Erstock
Doane
Joss
Clarke
Orth
Manning
Kleinow
Sweeney
Boston
Chicago
Ccsce
Marche
Sutor
Smith and Payne
Pape
Hall and Donahue
Series tied as Chicago nips New York 3 to 2 in Chicago
National League series ends tied between New York and Chicago at 11 wins each after Chicago defeats New York 3 to 2. Batteries Brown Pfeister and Moran versus Marquard Klawitter Meyers.
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Chicago
New York
R. H. EC
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A. Ee
Aa Ee Sa
Brown
Pfeister
Moran
Marquard
Klawitter
Meyers
Cincinnati Baseball Schedule Adjusts After Double Header
Cincinnati notes the CincinnatiBoston game slated for today was moved into yesterday's double header, leaving today as an open date with no game on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 12 to 3 in Sept. Game
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 12 to 3. Knel sor was hit freely, with poor support. Batteries Maddox and Gibson for Pittsburg and Simon Knelsor and Bergen for Brooklyn. Umpires Kane and Emslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Knelsor
Maddox
Gibson
Simon
Bergen
Kane
Emslie
Phillies Quiet Tigers As Higgins No-Hits Through Seven
In St Louis on Sept 20 Higgins carried a no hitter into the seventh before Grant’s infield single and McGee’s homer produced Philadelphia’s two runs. Final score 2 to 0. Batteries McQuillen and Doom for Philadelphia. Higgins and Phelps for St Louis. Umpires O Day and Brennan.
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Washington
Louis
Nh. B
St. Louis
Foreman
Street
Higgins
Grant
McGee
Philadelphia
McQuillen
Doom
Phelps
O'Day
Brennan
American Association results and doubleheader note
At Indianapolis Milwaukee 0 Louisville 6 and at Toledo St Paul 0 in darkness. Columbus Kansas City game scheduled today was played off as part of Saturday's double header.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Eereses SH
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Wes . Brees
Tomorg
Ae Tose Ua Sc
Kansas City
Louis Ville
Toledo
Bileven
Columbus
Western League results from regional baseball games
In Bronx City Des Moines the game was tied with scores not fully listed, while Omaha postponed. Denver Topeka played to completion with Denver winning 8. Darkness halted play in the tenth inning Pueblo Wichita ended 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx City
Des Moines
Omahha
Denver
Topeka
Pueblo
Wichita
Mathewson and Mullin Lead National League Pitching Honors
Mathewson holds a 2 point edge for the National League pitching title with a 23 wins in 25 games and an .871 winning percentage. Pittsburg’s Camis and Adams share second at .769, Mordecai Brown Cubs third at .765, with Pfeister Higginbotham Cubs and Philippi Pirates over .700. In the American League Mullin Detroit leads with 27 victories in 35 games, Krause and Dygert Athletics at .750, Summers Tigers .720, the only AL pitchers over .300. The note ends with a newspaper ad reading prompt about judging ads.
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Krause
Dygert
Athletics
Mullin
Summers
Tigers
Basin Club Hosts Butte Gun Club Day of Shooting
Six Butte Rod and Gun Club members and guests enjoyed a day at the Basin club with a 16-man shooting program and post-dinner tales by Basin officer George Beck. Butte shooters Killeen Morley Walker Smith Romaine and Leck competed in six 20-shot events amid banquet honors for Aaly Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Basin Club
Ward
Pritchett
Boulder
Aaly Walker
Western Boosters
Butte
Killeen
Morley
Walker
Smith
Romaine
Leck
Big Money For Talent Spent By Big Leagues
New York report notes major league clubs in 1908 began widely deploying scouts across North America from Halifax to Alaska. Every club now fields one to four scouts, paying salaries travel and hotel costs plus purchase price for players. Many discoveries come from farmers and small communities, with many prospects failing to adapt to big league play.
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Ready
Irvin
Rochester Astern
Strooklyn Club
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago Americans
Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
St. Louis
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Shortstop Blackburn
Providence
Pittsburg
New York Americans
Washington
Chicago
Charlie Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Comiskey
White Sox
Frank Navin
Connie Mack
Connie
Barney Dreyfuss
Hans Wagner
Hittsburg
Ty Cobb
Athens
Cy Young
Paoli
Ohio
New York
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Dawson City
Alaska
Maine
California
Nebraska
North Dakota
Whit Belt
Kansas
Polo Grounds
Minneapolis
Omaha
Atlanta
Dominion
United States
Innocence and knowledge amid a classroom exchange
In a brief Smart Set fragment a teacher quotes that innocence comes with knowledge. A boy corrects the spelling Dee N O t aen cee as the teacher notes sin entered the world through knowledge. The exchange reflects casual mispronunciation and moral framing in a classroom moment.
Western football captains show veteran power for 1909 season
Chicago and other campuses name captains as Western coaches predict a strong year. H Orville Page leads Chicago Maroons, B F Baum captains Illinois, A Cunningham Indiana, Allerdice Michigan, Johnny McGovern Minnesota head, and Joe Wilce Wisconsin. Iowa and Nebraska prepare husky squads as forward pass rules stay largely unchanged.
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Chicago
H. Orville Page
Pat
Page
Maroons
Wallie Steffen
Midwayites
University of T Illinois
Rooters
B. F. Baum
A. Cunningham
Indiana
Jimmy Sheldon
Wolverine Machine
Yost
Allerdice
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Johnny McGovern
Minnesota
Gopher Machine
Joe Wilce
Badgers
Barry
Ship of
Notre Dame
Madison Giants
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Kirk
Griffiths
Husky
Hawkeye
Nebraska
Hawkeye State
Coe
Jean Ogden
Cornell College
A. A. Smith
Des Moines
H. C. Clancy
Iowa Wesleyan
Pliny Walters
Ames
R. H. Wilmarth
Simpson
John Hillis
Gravesend September card features near walkover for Firestone
At Gravesend on September 20 the Occidental selling stake favored Firestone, who won the fourth race by a length and a half after earlier victories by Fulfill in five and a half furlongs and Essex in the steeplechase. Quantico, Mary Davis, and Intrinsic also placed in the day’s events as clocks showed times from 1:07 4/5 to 2:07 1-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Firestone
Quantico
Greenvale
Fair Louise
Essex
Okenite
Adjutantor
Pippin
St. Jeanne
Rubin Grande
Effendi
Mary Davis
Mary River
Intrinsic
Clash
Gano Dominates Board of Trade Stake Pacing at Columbus
George Gano, undefeated this Grand Circuit year, wins the Board of Trade stakes in straight heats at Columbus. Bosun, Greatest Line, Inner Guard, Ess, Wing, and Dillon Queen also set fast times across multiple purses in events including the 3000, 5000, and 1200 dollar classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
George Iano
Board of Trade
Detroit
George Gano
Bosun
Greatest Line
Inner Guard
Ess
Wing
Dillon Queen
Regina In Store Offer From Standard Music Co
Standard Music Co proposes a cost free Regina installation in your store. Addressed to Mr Saloon Man, the offer invites consideration of adding Regina equipment with no charge to the retailer. Contact details listed: 210 East Park Street Anaconda, Ment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Music Co
East Park Street
Anaconda
Ment
Ryan Predicts Johnson to Defeat Jeffries in Bout
Kansas City dispatch reports Tommy Ryan, former middleweight champion, predicts the Jeffries Johnson contest will favor Johnson. Ryan, who trained Jeffries, argues Johnson matches Jeffries in bulk and has superior uppercut power, expecting Jeffries to tire after ten rounds and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Jeffries-Johnson
Ryan
Jef
Jeff
Johnson
Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Foreign wrestlers to challenge Gotch in United States meet
New York September 20 Advance announcements show five foreign rivals set to challenge Frank Gotch for the world wrestling title this season. Irish heavyweight James Conley and Austrian Giovanni Rakevich are here already, Swedish champion Lemm and Turkish champion Hassan Mural arrive soon, Polish giant Zbyizjo lands around September 25, with Russian contender George Hackenschmidt expected to return to reclaim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Frank Gotch
James Conley
Giovanni Rakevich
Lemm
Hassan Mural
Zbyizjo
George Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Denver University to Lose Koehler After Season
Denver dispatch reports coach John P. Koehler, who built the university of Denver football program and its first championship team, will not be identified with the school next year. He plans to join Nebraska, while Crowley of Butte captains a new eleven at DU this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Koehler
University of Denver
Denver Dispatch
Clem Crowley
Butte
University of Nebraska
Koehler
Charley Irby Excelling as Fielder in Davenport Team
Charley Irby once with Rizzette and Spokane now stars in the Three I league with Davenport, known for reliable fielding and steady play. He joins The Willow and The Stars as a key fielder and promoter of Davenport’s season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Irby
Rizzvtte
Spokane
Butte
Tacoma
Davenport
Willow
Mike Donlin May Lead The Phillies This Fall
New York reports the Philadelphia club sale moves forward with Felix Isman gaining control and Mike Donlin to be exchanged for Sherwood Magee. Bob Davis sells his stock to Senator Mac Nichol, with Murray likely stepping aside after the season as Isman secures control via the Durham option and Davis holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Felix Isman
Philadelphia
Mike Donlin
Sherwood Magee
Quakers
Bob Davis
Hudson County
New Jersey
Phillies
Senator MacNichol
Israel Durham
MacNichol
Davis Holdings
Murray
Isman
Durham
Lightest South Central High team in years at Spokane
Spokane, Sept 20. South Central high school anticipates its lightest line in years, averaging about 150 pounds. Ned Edris shines at halfback and may grow into a strong back, while handling kicking duties. With the first game three weeks away, Kennedy pushes hard for early-season form amid a 40-man squad and uncertain fullback prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
South Central High School
Kennedy
Ned Edris
Edris
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