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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

10

Chicago Nationals win the pennant

Chicago wins the pennant after a hard fought contest with New York. The Cubs fielded brilliantly led by Tinker Chance Steinfeldt and Evers while Mordecai Brown shut down the Giants after a rough first inning.

Bresnahan Seymour Brown Fanning Devlin Johnstone McGraw Chance Chicago Mathewson Tenney Moran Hoffman Steinfeldt Howard Matty Schulte Tinker New York Kling Sheckard Evers Matt Johnny Lchuste Fred Herzog Donlin Cubs Willie MoeCormick Giants Chicago AB. R. BH. PO. A. B. Sheckard Seeee See Nee Schuster Tree NOW YORK Bi PO A. E Ea. Wee Ewe Dontin Devlin McCormick Bridwell Doyle

Wheaton Stars In Yale Football Practice At New Haven

Yale's Wheaton produced three strong runs for 2 touchdowns as the regulars beat the Scrubs 12 to 0 in practice. Hobbs added two goals, Holt kicked two 65 yarders, and Mersereau starred at left end with others injured. A secret signal session preceded open drills ahead of West Point game.

New Haven Conn Wheaton Yale Hobbs Logan Murphy Philbin Syracuse Mersereau Henry Holt Haines Warren West Point Andrus Siddle Cooney Goebel Burch Hopkins Lynn Coy

Name Your Choice for All American Baseball Team

Readers are invited to submit picks for an All America baseball team. Send selections to the Baseball Editor, writing on one side of the paper, with one player per position, for potential publication in coming days.

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Bits of Baseball From Gotham Game

A large Boston delegation led by Nuffred McGreevey, John Keenan, and Larry Hanrahan attended the New York game. Andy Freedman supported the Giants, while the Cubs met Boston players in the Hotel Somerset corridor with tepid reception. The New York Cuban trip by Mathews and Tenney may be dropped as tempers flare between the Giants and Cubs. Johnny Evers muttered a bitter stance about beating Boston. After the game, many friends lingered in New York before heading west.

Giants Mathewson Johnstone Klem Sheckard Evers Herzog Schulte Pfeister Tenney Cubs Bresnahan Kling Chance Mike Donlin Mike New York Boston Nuffred McGreevey John Keenan Larry Hanrahan Andy Freedman Somerset Corridor Cuba Detroit Johnny Evers John Dovey Dick Gilmore Boston Brigade

Murphy Expects Cubs to Beat Detroit in World Series

New York reports President Murphy of the Chicago Cubs predicts a third straight National League pennant and a decisive World Series win. He praises Manager Chance and the players, notes 70 to 80 injuries this season, and says New York Giants fought hard but the Cubs were the better team. The club heads to the West tonight for further instructions from the National Commission.

New York Cubs Murphy Chicago Polo Grounds Chance New York Giants McGraw West National Commission Detroit Giants

World Series Opens Saturday in Detroit With Chicago Tie

The 1908 World Series starts Saturday October 10 in Detroit between Chicago and Detroit after a tight pennant race. Games rotate between Detroit and Chicago. two umpires from each league direct play with specific admission scales and rain check rules. Eligible players listed for both clubs include Cobb, Tinker, and Reulbach among others. official scorers are Flanner and Richter.

Cincinnati Chicago Detroit National League O’day Klein Pulliam Johnson American League Sheridan Connolly National Commission Brown Chance Durbin Evers Fraser Howard Hofman Kling Kroh Lundgren Marshall Moran Overall Pfeister Reulbach Sheckard Slagle Schulte Steinfeldt Tinker Zimmerman Coughlin Cobb Crawford Downs Donovan Jones Jennings Killian Killifer Mullin O'Leary Rossman Schmidt Summers Suggs Schaefer Thomas Willets Winter McIntyre

Spanish Queen Wins Transylvania Futurity Stake

Lexington Ky October 8 Spanish Queen owned by G H Estabrook and driven by Gus Macey easily won the Transylvania stake for light harness horses. The pacing division of the Futurity was unfinished and will be decided tomorrow. Catherine Direct won heats one and four while Colonel Forest won heats two and three.

Lexington TranSylvania G. H. Estabrook Gus Macey Catherine Direct Colonel Forest

St Alphonsus Association-Seeks Strong Opener on Open Dates

The St Alphonsus Association team announces open dates due to scheduling cancellations and seeks matchups with top state teams on Saturday October 10 and October 17. Manager John J Riley cans to arrange games via 214 Milk Street and Main 3907.

St. Alphonsus Association John J. Riley Milk Street

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Mordecai Brown Frank Chance Chicago Cubs Ty i Beni Ny OM Aeta Rueter & Company Cnd Po Arles Chicago Nationals McGinnity Eighth Avenue Johnnie Kling Klein and Johnstone Mr. Merkle Charlie Herzog Kelley Boston Nationals Joe Yellow Dog Steinfelt MacGinnity Gotham Byers Plitcher Wiltse Jolnstone and ELIS Washington AB. R E. Milan Fee Edmondson Pickering Freeman Li McBride Street Shipke Keeley Esseestedsers AB. R PO Cree C. F Gardner Laporte Moriarity O'Rourke Blair Donoval Sweeney Lake McBride Milan Vreeman A. J. Flanner Francis C. Richter ST. Alphonsus Boston Young Men's Christian Association Boylston Street
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