Plans for Post Series Rules and Schedule for Championship
The National Baseball Commission公布 rules for a championship series after criticizing President Charles W Murphy of the Chicago club and fining $500 to the club. The schedule lists games between Pittsburgh Detroit and Philadelphia with rain postponement and location rules.
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Thena- Cmetnnat
Fional Baseball Commission
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
Toronto
Murphy
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburg
Red Sox Beaten In Both Games By Detroit Doubleheader
Detroit tops Boston twice in a September doubleheader, 6-4 and 3-0, placing the Tigers three and a half games ahead in the pennant race. Crawford homered for Boston, Killian shined for Detroit, and the National and American League umpires were selected for the upcoming series.
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RED Sox
Abbaticchin
Abstein
Adams
Brandon Byrne
Camatt
Clarke Vrock
Gitaon
Hyatt Leach
Leerer Lerfield
Maddox
Miller Moore
Connor Philippe Powell
Simon
Wagner Willig
Wilson
Beckendorf
Bush
Crawford Cobb
Delehanty
Donovan Jennings
Thomas Jones
David Jones
Killian McIntyre
Moriarity
Mullin Cleary
Stanage
Schmidt
Speer Summers Willetts
Worke
Detroit
D_ Jones
Cobb
Crawford
S . Moriarity
T Jones
Killian
Boston
Lord
Bpeak
Carrigan
McConnell
Hooper
Howard
Donahue
Cicotta
Pape
Yerkess
Cicotte
Pape T. Jones
Speaker
D Jones
Carrins
Carri French
Man
Mas
Jones
Miller Drafted by Breskize National Team
Mobile Alabama September 29 The Mobile Baseball Association of the Southern League announced that pitcher Pred Miller has been drafted by the Breskize National Team.
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Mobile
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Mobile Baseball Association
Pred Miller
Breskize National
Revenge Is Sweet Says Catcher Kling
Kling, former Chicago Cube catcher, said he was tickled by Pittsburg clinching the pennant and noted his revenge against Chicago. He initially favored New York but favored Pittsburg winning instead, declaring revenge “sweet” after the season’s end.
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Kling
Soldiers Beaten by Local Team in Jasper Game
Jasper Georgia September 29 special report says Jeaper defeated Fort McPherson soldiers 32 to 4 in a one sided game. Lenning starred for the locals with four hits including a double and a home run as the defense allowed only four hits. The teams meet again here tomorrow.
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Jasper
Tour announced by Major Leaguers to the Pacific Coast
Philadelphia Americans under Connie Mack and the National League All Star team led by Frank Bancroft will meet in Chicago on October 20 then depart for a six week tour of western games. The schedule includes Omaha Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland versus Western and Pacific Coast League teams.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Philadelphia
Vaya
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commissioners
Connie Mack
Frank Bancroft
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Club Standings and Odd Text Snippet
The fragment lists standings of clubs and a garbled line about Panamaz and Bussey with hints of colors and textures. It mentions Whitehall and a 28 percent figure, but context is unclear.
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Bussey
Even Break in Philadelphia in League Doubleheader
Chicago split a Philadelphia doubleheader, winning the first game 1-0 in ten innings and Philadelphia taking the second 10-1. Plank vs Walsh pitched the opener. Bender and Lapp handled batteries in the nightcap. New York then won both games vs St Louis, 6-4 and 11-7, with strong hitting by Rose, Killifer, and Hughes. Washington swept Cleveland 2-1 and 7-3, with Walker, Slattery, and Groom active in both games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Plank
Walsh
Lapp
Payne
Sheridan
Kerin Hoare
Bender
White
Suter
Sullivan
Owens
Kerin
New York
St. Louis
McCarey
Rose
Kiliiter
Lake
Blair
Evans
Perrine
Washington
Cleveland Today
Cleveland
Walker
Slattery
Mitchell
Higgins
O Loughtin
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Rae
Groom
Hardy
Winchell
Offa
Falkenterg
Higgina
O'Loughlin
Egan
Sentell Signed to Play Short for Atlanta in 1910
Mobile reports Paul Sentell, the Mobil shortstop, has been signed to play short for Atlanta next season in a deal likely involving Al Newton and cash. The move prompts sweeping roster changes, with Hornhorst at first, Jordan second, Walker at third, Sid Smith and Lafitte competing for catcher, Bayless secure in a outfield spot, and DeHaven likely in center field. All pitchers return, with others farmed out to the Sally League or drafted.
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Mobile
Paul Sentell
Mobil
Thas
Atlanta
Tom Fisher
al Newton
Hentell
Yiu
Hornhorst
Augusta
Otto Jordan
Sentell
Walker
Sid Smith
Lafitte
Bayless
DeHaven
Damaree
Savannah
National League Scores and Results Across Doubleheader
Chicago wins two on September 29 as Ray Brown debuts in relief in the first game. Pfeister and Moran back Philadelphia in a split, with New York routing Pittsburgh 6 to 1 behind strong hitting. St Louis edges Boston 2 to 1 in a ninth inning rally, while Cincinnati down Brooklyn 7 to 3 on wildness by McIntyre and a Paskert triple. Umpires Brennan and O'Day.
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Detroit
Philadelphia Wees
Chicago
Killian
Crawford
Sare Detroit
Kiltan
Cicotte Boston
Donahue
Cieotte
Valley
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
National League
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New Yorkene
Cincinnati
Sma
Brooklyn
Ray Brown
Pfeister
Moran
McQuillen
Dooin
O'Day
Brennan
BR Brown
Moren
St. Louis
McIntyre
Brooklyns
Paskert
Jocals
Frownie Casper
Clark
Withel
Tyre End Marghat
Omptres
Kiem
Cherokees handicap at Churchill Downs boosts attendance
At Louisville September 29 a clear improvement in the crowd followed a strong program at Churchill Downs. The feature Cherokees handicap, six furlongs for all ages, saw All Red surge from the back to win by a head over Colloquy with Marbles third. Arionette set the pace earlier as the field included Eva Tanguay and Kiddy Lee among others.
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Louisville
Churchill Downe
Colloquy Marbles
Arionette
Eva Tanguay
Austin
Rowland Otis
Walsh
Lou Lanter
Whiting
Kiddy Lee
Virgil Henderson
Lady McNally
Ethel Burg
Simonette
Kempton
Little Turner
Red Husser
Carew
Bamnda
Crapps Beckham
Kennedy
Herbert
Roseburg SI
Harkaway
Denver Girl
Captain Morris
McGen
Ben K Sleet
Heidel
Warden
Goose
Gallant Pirates
Walton Autumn Rose
Native Belle wins two year old record at Columbus
Native Belle owned by Edwin Betle of Newport Rhode Island and driven by Thomas W Murphy set the world record for 1 year old trotters in the horse review futurity junior division finishing with a 2:13 mile time. The filly beat Tramfast’s two year old mark and impressed bettors at the grand circuit meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Belle
Edwin Betle
Newport
R. I
Thomas W. Murphy
Horse Review Fumity
Murphy
Dean Meade
Lexington
Czarvena
Soprano
Captain George
Hime
Nat Belle
Eva Mini
Tanguay
Hillbrooke Guéen
Meek Eyes South as Chattanooga Favors Other Leagues
Henry Meek, Chattanooga catcher, arrived today claiming the Lookouts have no desire to join the Southern League due to money in the Sally circuit. He says he has received three offers to manage in the South Atlantic and will accept one, moving from South Birmingham to open a billiard room in Chattanooga.
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Birmingham
Leanwmver
Henry Meek
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Dude
South Atlantic
South Birmingham
Fitzherbert Wins Jerome Handicap at Belmont Park
Fitzherbert, the odds-on favorite carrying 130 pounds, led in the stretch to win Belmont Park’s Jerome handicap. Wimaherbert stalked early, Olambala and Mary Davis placed behind as multiple races and entries were listed for the day with notable contenders including Stratoshton, Hampton Court, Firestone, and Star Port among others.
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Hildreth
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Wimaherbert
Olambala
Mary Davis Firat
Ben Layal
Gilbert
Charlie Hargrave
Butwell
Dugan
the Turk
Harvey F
Fulfill
Niagara
Acumen
Ben Trovata
Martin
the Peer
Glass
Granta
Garner
Gardener
Siskin
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Grand
Center Shot
Dennison
Olabamala
Mary Davis
Nethermost
McCahey
Jack Baker
el Oro
County Fair
Louise Welles
Responsible
Creavy
Belmont
Strashton
Mertiner
Hampton Court
Spindle, Son
Firestone
Maguette
the Squire
Bluehack
Beau Coup
Sir Clegon
Woodcraft
May River
Ping and Needles
Quette
Juggler
Bonnie Kelso
Qunie Helse
Txen
Fair Louise
Giants May Meet Stallings Team in Exhibition Plan
New York reports that the New York American and National League clubs may arrange a three year series of ante season end post season games. Manager McGraw of the Nationals and owner Farrell have agreed but Brush blocks action. A tentative pact would have Brush permit seven games before each of the next three seasons and nine after each season.
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New York
Sata
Brush
Virginia and Yale Tie Underscored by Football Scores
Football results from several campuses show Virginia 37 over Hampden Sydney, Dartmouth 22 over Agricultural College, Yale 0 over Wesleyan, Bates at Cambridge undecided, and Pennsylvania 22 with Urstous C. in Philadelphia. Also mentions horse racing at Paris with Vanderpits Barbaroues and lists winning names and odds.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Hempden Sidney
Amherst
Mans
Norah Hanover
Dartmouth
Agricultural College
New Haven
Yale
Wesleyan
Cambridge
Hares Jl
Bates
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
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CAL GO
Peachtres St. Atlante, Ga
Cubs Congratulate Pirates on National League pennant
Chicago president Charles W. Murphy forwards a letter to President Dreyfuss noting heartiest congratulations from Manager Chance and the Chicago National League Baseball Club on winning the 1909 NL pennant and wishing success in the world championship. Uhlan, a black gelding trotter with a 2.02% record, was sold in Columbus to Frank Jones for 85000 to act as agent for CEG Billings.
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Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
National League Baseball Club
Dreyfuss
Chance
Uhlan
Billings
Columbus
Ohio
Charles
Salem
Maze
Frank Jones
Memphis
Tenn
CEG
Cleveland
Lou Dillon
H. M. Helins
Hamburg
Cleveland Baseball Club Announces Contract For Best Player
The Cleveland baseball club has closed a contract for the most improved fielding cover. The deal promises strong practice and on field performance. A government official may oversee the handling of the matter.
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Claveland Ohio
Clevelana
Ube
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