Rival Managers Split On World Series Outcome
With pennants clinched in both leagues the World Series stakes loom larger than remaining games. The Post prints opinions from Patsey Donovan of the Boston Americans and Fred Lake of the Boston Nationals. Donovan backs the Athletics while Lake predicts the Cubs.
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Favors the Athletics and the 1908 World Series
A Boston Red Sox manager endorses the Philadelphia Athletics to win the world championship over the Chicago Cubs. He cites Philadelphia pitching led by Coombs Plank and Bender, plus team depth, Connie Mack’s leadership, and stronger American League batters, while noting Cubs stars Brown and Cole but weaker overall pitching.
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Cubs Favored In Battle Of 1929 World Series Opinions
Fred Lake argues the Chicago Cubs have the edge over Connie Mack's Athletics. He believes Chicago is the stronger team with better infield and outfield, solid pitching, and better team play, predicting a hotly contested series with low scores and a Cubs world championship.
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Tigers Pound Nelson All Over The Field
Detroit defeated St. Louis 12 to 7 as Cobb collected four hits in five at bats. Nelson was repeatedly pressured and knocked around throughout the game.
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Mack fears loss of Rube Oldring for series
Mack worries Rube Oldring may miss the big series. his absence would leave the team materially weakened after a career season for Oldring.
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Red Sox close season plans and player rest talk
In Philadelphia on Sunday October 2 the Red Sox and Manager Donovan’s team discuss post season plans for 1911. They acknowledge a disappointing campaign and debate rest for Jack Coombs, with exhibitions arranged in New York Bronx Park Berkeley and a Burlington Vermont trip, plus Bill Carrigan’s Maine camp hunting engagement.
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Cleveland Defeats by Four in Major League Game
Chicago beat Cleveland 4 to 0 on October 2 with Meloan contributing key batting and base running. White and Kaler pitched well but insufficient support doomed Cleveland. Lajoie went hitless. The Ohio clubs Cleveland and Cincinnati appear headed for similar midseason struggles.
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Sports Matches Set Across Major Cities
National and American matchups outline key games with Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati listed as rivals. Details unspecified in the fragment.
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Pirates Blank the Tribe of Bresnahan
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 56 to 0 as Leifield pitched effectively allowing seven scattered hits in a dominant National League game played in St. Louis.
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Cubs Clinch National Pennant With 8–4 Win In Cincinnati
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 8 to 4 to clinch the 1910 National League pennant. Gaspar par was hit hard as a spectator was ordered from the grounds after loud criticisms of umpire Brennan. A Chicago triple play occurred in the third inning due to Cincinnati base running errors.
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Lajoie and Cobb Battle for Major League Batting Crown
Unofficial Post figures show Nap Lajoie and Ty Cobb neck and neck for top batting honors with Lajoie at .3700 and Cobb at .3697. With a week left Cobb surged with four hits in five at bats while Lajoie went hitless in three. all other rivals trail. The race lacks a clear verdict until official tallies are released.
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Connie Mack Keeps Pennants and Near Misses in AL Nine Years
Connie Mack avoids the coach line but achieves three pennants and second place finishes three times over nine seasons in the American League.
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Umpire Westervelt Signed by President Lynch
President Lynch signs umpire Westervelt amid questions if he is related to Huyler Westervelt the former pitcher known for bean ball incidents. No confirmation of family ties is provided.
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