World’s Series Set. National Commission Bans All Star Tour
The National Baseball Commission decided the 1910 World Series will be played between the champion teams of the National and American leagues and refused permission for an all star tour. August Herrmann announced the ruling after a secret session, with Thomas Lynch and Johnson backing the decision. One hundred fifteen minor league players were drafted by the two major leagues during the meeting, with the Brooklyn Nationals leading the draft.
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Thomas Lynch
National League
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Ka Yyauibern
Linton Hotel
National Commission, Supreme Court of Organized Baseball
August Herrmann
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Wilbern
Ba Teing Labs
Herrmann
American League
Hedges
St. Louis Park
Boston
National
Brooklyn Nationals
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Chicago Americans
Detroit
Bruce
Readville card hosts Massachusetts and Bunker Hill Stakes
Rain yesterday forced cancellations at Readville today but weather permitting the Massachusetts trot worth 10000 dollars will be run this afternoon along with the Bunker Hill stake for 2 05 pacers and the 2 10 trot.
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Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Readville
Mass horse racing field features Dudie Archdale and Hail Worthy
Dudie Archdale, a black mare by Archdale Dudie Kemont, faces Hail Worthy, a Virginia gelding, as Massachusetts heat attracts strong contenders including Willy the Austrian bay stallion and notable entrants like Captain George. Stakes include the 2:05 pacer Bunker Hill with nine starters and possible record bids at 2:06.
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Geers
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Dudie Kemont
Hemont Chief
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Ea Geers
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Cleveland
Dudie
Empire City
Hail Worthy
Buffalo
Willy
Wilburn Mausstissma
Sidney
Louis W. Winans
Hove
England
Sadie Mac
Bunker Hill
Ross K
Jerry B
Blacklock
Jennie W
Baron Whips
Ella Ambulator
Walter W
Ege H. Kay
Walter Hal
Harvester Aims to Break 2:00 Mile Record at Grand Circuit
The world class trotting stallion Harvester is scheduled to race a mile in an attempt to beat his 2 00 record. The Grand Circuit windup moves to Saturday with Norfolk stake events for 2 14 pacers 2 16 trot and 2 16 pace. The Massachusetts Stake today marks the 15th renewal of this classic closing event for 2 14 trotters.
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Norfolk
Massachusetts
Langford and Jeanette Draw Fans to Armory Show
The Armory Club signs Langford and Joe Jeanette for next week's boxing card, aiming to thrill fans as Langford could challenge Jack Johnson on even terms. The piece notes Jeanette as a frequent obstacle to Johnson, with several bouts leaving Johnson unable to decisively defeat him.
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Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Langford
Joe Jeanette
Armory Club
Mit
Johnson Pattle
Jeanette
Umpire Allocation Proposal Sparks Double System Debate
The author argues for placing experienced umpires behind the plate while assigning base decisions to assistants. A permanent two umpire setup is praised as fully satisfactory, condemning rotating behind the plate. The plan would keep seasoned umpires at catcher and recruit staff on the bases, possibly influencing Sheridan’s recommendation.
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Sheridan
Local teams seek matches for Labor Day weekend
The Hawthorne A. G. of the South End desires a game with any 13 to 14 year old uniformed squad for Saturday September 8. The Sheinwald Shoe Company team seeks Labor Day contests against Brother Hagan's Tuttle's Mosely's and Aronson's Shoe Company at 8 Cum mings Street. The Mill Hill A. C. wants a strong away game on Labor Day. F M Kirmes invites replies from Chelsea teams at 71 Clinton Street. Stoneham's strongest club seeks a Labor Day afternoon game against a strong amateur or semi pro. St Leonard's Holy Name seeks a 16 to 17 year old away game on Saturday with half fares offered. tel numbers provided where listed.
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South End
Sheinwald Shoe Company
Labor Day
Brother
Michael Notars
Haymarket
Umpire Retorts Add Laughter During Polo Grounds Finale
In New York at the Polo Grounds this month, Stonehead Rizler ejected McGraw. McGraw delayed leaving while Rizler threatened to spring Waterbury. McGraw quipped about pulling his watch, and Rigler refused to reveal it, ending McGraw’s exit with noted dignity.
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Polo Grounds
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Nigler
Waterbury
Whereunon Rigler
Big Shakeup for National Umpires
Cincinnati Sept 1 Thomas J Lynch president of the National League announces a planned revision of the umpire staff citing aim to remove ineffective members and improve the roster for next season. National Commission members attend the drafting session in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati, CO
National League
Thomas J. Lynch
National Commission
Battling Jim Johnson Knocks out Maher in Paris Bout
Battling Jim Johnson of Galveston Texas defeated English challenger Jim Maher by knockout in the third round of a glove fight held in Paris.
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Yellowstone National Park
Bat
Paris
Jim” Johnson
Galveston
Tex
Jim Maher
Stars of West in Big Meet
As the A A U championships approach in New Orleans, contenders shape a clash between Eastern favorites and Western stars. Highlighted entrants include East Rose and Stanford’s pole vaulter from the Olympic Club, plus Seattle A C titleholders and strong lineups from Chicago and Illinois clubs.
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New Orleans
East
New York Athletic Club
Pacific Coast
Olympic Club of California
East Rose
Plaw
Edwards
Miller
Snedigar
Gerhardt
Scott
Stanford University
Seattle A. C
Chicago A. C
Tlinois A. C
Amateur Target Record Broken in Chicago Handicap
Jay R. Graham of Long Lake Illinois broke the amateur target record at the Grand Chicago Handicap shoot at Chicago Gun Club. He hit 417 straight in the final day, with 432 targets including 15 practice shots, surpassing the former mark of Dan OConnell of San Antonio Texas.
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Chicago
Jay R. Graham
Long Lake
Ill
Bresnahans Plans for Cardinal Spring Training Unclear
Manager Roger Bresnahan said there is no definite plan yet for next season's spring training. He stated there is no possibility the team will train in St. Louis, and he expects they will train away from home, though he cannot disclose specifics at present.
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Roger Bresnahan
The
Cardinals
St. Louis
Roger
Lajoie Shines at Second Base in Early Play
Observers praise Larry Lajoie for smooth fielding at second base as fans note his steady movement and all plays appearing effortless. Rumors mention Collins and Eyers covering ground but he remains the standout in the infield.
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Collins
Eyers
Larry Lajoie
Larry
Pat Newnam Weighed, Fair Fielder for Browns on Base
Pat Newnam, first baseman for the Browns, is praised as a solid fielder and decent hitter. The writer notes he might have reached the majors years earlier but chose the Texas League, implying he is now a bit old to learn new tricks.
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Pat Newnam
Browns
Hal Chase
Newnam
A A U Meets Monday
The New England Amateur Athletic Union body will hold its annual meeting Monday evening September 19 at the Revere House.
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New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Revere House
Eastern League Scores From Providence to Toronto
Providence blanked 4 0 by Jersey City while Buffalo beat Rochester 4 1 and Toronto defeated Montreal 3 0. The results span three matchups across the league.
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Providence
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
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