Speaker and Jackson Gain On Cobb In Batting Tilt
Tris Speaker and Joe Jackson outpaced Cobb in yesterday’s game against Boston as Cobb sat out. Speaker had three hits in four at bats and scored four points while Jackson collected four hits in five plate appearances boosting his average. The table shows Cobb 402 at bats 167 hits, Speaker 423 at bats 173, Jackson 403 at bats 138.
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Joe Jackson
Cobb
Boston
Speaker
Jackson
AB. H. P.C
Ald Speaker
Act Jackson
Wagner May Succeed Clarke as Pirates Manager
A circulating report from August 10 claims Honus Wagner will replace Kron Clarke as Pirates manager at season end. Clarke refused comment and Wagner would not discuss the rumor, with other team members also denying knowledge of the plan.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Kron’ Clarke
Pirates
Honus Wagner
Clarke
Wagner
Star drivers may race for handsome cash prize
New York August 10 Tipon learning that David Bruce Brown twice winner of the grand prize race has challenged Georges Boilet winner of the last French grand prix to a race on any course in this country. The Metropolitan motor speedway at Newark meadows bids 25000 prize for the winner. The race will be invitation only with Vanderbilt cup and grand prize winners eligible plus former French grand prix winners. Stars like Ralph Mulford Harry Grant Louis Wagner and Hemery may enter though George Robertson 1908 winner has retired. Joe Dawson and Ray Harrem who won the 600 mile race this season will be invited.
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New York
Tipon
David Bruce Brown
Georges Boilet
Metropolitan Motor Speedway
Coere
Newark Meadows
Speedway Association
Ralph Mulford
Harry Grant
Louis Wagner
Hemery
George Hobertson
Joe Dawson
Ray Harrem
Seventy-Three Golfers Play For Adair Cup
Seventy three golfers qualified for five flights in the gulf festival for the Perry Axtatt trophy. G H Atkisson led with 84, with Adair and Tichenor tied for second at 85 and Knowles at 86. Match play starts, first flight from scratch, deadlines by August 18.
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Perry Axtatt
G. H. Atkisson
G. W. Adair
W. R. Tichenor
Knowles
P. King
Jemison
A. H. Pippard
T. Windton
C. W. Phillips
J. B. Martin
W. I. Spalding
Darwin
H. Block
BH. Osborne
R. G. Blanton
E. Richards
T. B. Fay
W. H
O. Marshburn
T. P. Winman
R. P. Jones
T. Hs
B. M. Blount
Jones, Jr. Wor
A. A. Doonan
Raine, Jr
L. H. Beck
H. J. Hoping
W. Alfriend
G. A. Nicholson, Jr
Willam Markham
J. Graves
W. C. Barnwell
Buntings Heroics Carry Pelicans Past Lookouts in 14 Innings
In Chattanooga on August 10, Buntings home run drove in the only two runs in fourteen innings as the Pelicans beat the Lookouts. The second game ended scoreless in five innings under a train-ride time constraint. Four pitchers handled the ball, with Chappelle aided by two double plays in the second game.
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Tenn
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Prough
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Marean
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Roche
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Hendryx
Clancy
Knaupp
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Swindell
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Jordan
Moran
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Balenti
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Covaleski
Clancey
Angemeier
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Ee Johnston
Haigh
Wagner
Gray
Noyes
R. New Orleans
Chappelle
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Coyle
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Barton
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Jones
Manning
Sisson
Columbia
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Schultz
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Pender
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Albany
Savannah
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St. Louis
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Allison
Groom
Shotton
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Vintage auto parts description with tires and accessories
An itemized list describes 32x2%4-inch tires, demountable rims with one extra rim, top fabric labeled sity curtains, windshield, two lamps and three off lamps, a Prest-O-Lite gas tank, horns, tools, tire repair outfit, a jack, and a hand brake with hand throttle control on the steering wheel.
Giants and Dodgers win openers in baseball action
In New York, the Giants beat St Louis 6 to 2 as Becker homered into the upper grandstand. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 5 with a sixth inning rally and late hitting. Philadelphia took both ends of a doubleheader against Cincinnati, 10-2 and 5-4, Cravath netting two doubles and a homer in the first. Chicago edged Boston 11 to 10 after a high scoring affair and a clubhouse argument between Evers and umpire Finneran.
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New York
St Louis
Becker
Baker
Beere
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Steele
Wingo
Tesreau
Meyers
Johnstone
Hason
Dodgers
Pirates
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O'Toole
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Warner
Stack
Curtis
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R. Hel
Kelly
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Kiem
Orth
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Dove
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Chicago
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Finneran
Chance
H. E
Heas
Donnelly
Brown
Pickeon
Perdue
Kiing
Cheney
Sehie
Reulback
Lavender
Archer
Rigler
Best in Double Plays Leads Montgomery in Southern League
Montgomery tops the Southern league in double plays with 62 through August 6. Mobile 62, Atlanta 53, Nashville 59, Birmingham 66, Chattanooga 62, New Orleans 49, Memphis 39 follow. Walter J. Travis, of Graden City, loses to H. W. Stuckley in the final for the president's cup at Ekwanoks. Mrs Donlin reports improvement after her operation. Mike Donlin says his wife Mabel Hite is rallying and he will keep playing.
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Walter J. Travis Beaton
Manchester
Vermont
Walter J. Travis
Graden City
H. W. Stuckley
Braeburn
Ekwanokinks
Stucklen
Seventeen Inning Tie Marks South Atlantic Showdown
Macon and Jacksonville played seventeen innings in a 0 0 tie, setting a league record as Macon pitcher O'Brien yielded only three hits while Horton allowed thirteen. Other results include Columbus beating Columbus 2 1, Albany and Savannah 2 2 on a darkness-shortened game, with notes on fielding and miscues.
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Peaches
Macon
Jacksonville
O'Brien
Horton
Jackgronville
Matthews
Whitted
Harbison
Baumgardner
Smith
Herald
Dueto
Keating
Melchoir
O’brien
Hasten
Balla
Prysock
Kelly
College Stars Much Sought
New York reports that in 1910 there were fifty seven ex college men in the two major leagues. The trend shows these disciplined players adapt well and require guard against overwork rather than prodding. They respond to coaching and avoid old time hazing.
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New York
Batttle
Naps Take Yanks 5 to 1 In Cleveland Tilt
Cleveland bats mingle with costly base running as Jackson and Griges star. New York collect only two hits until two ninth inning singles and a sac fly score their lone run. Final 5-1. Steen loses, Caldwell strong, 14 hits for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Caldwell
Jackson
Griges
New York
Steen
Rhe
Living
Calkiwell
Williama
Egan
Sheridan
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