Eddie Collins the centerpiece of World Series prospects
The article argues Eddie Collins is the standout among second basemen in the coming world series, contrasting him with Morris Rath of Cincinnati. It notes Collins’ superior defense, baserunning, and left handed power, citing 114 games with 71 runs, 132 hits, 23 stolen bases, and a .312 average versus Rath’s .260 and fewer runs and hits.
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White Sox
Buck Weaver
Gandil
Connie Mack
Collins
Kid Gleason
Chicago
Chitazo
McGraw
Giants
Heinie Zimmerman
Braves
Morris Rath
Cincinnati
Rath
Pat Moran
Ola Patricius
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie
New York A. C. Takes National Junior Track Title in Philadelphia
The New York Athletic Club won the national junior track and field championship at Franklin Field with 34 points. Boston Athletic Association took second with 20 points, Meadowbrook Club and Multnomah A. A. C. tied for third with 18. Arthur Tuck of Multnomah set a javelin record at 178 ft 4 in, and Jo Aronson led the 3 mile walk. Earl Dudley Jr. won the junior quarter-mile for Boston A. A. after a close battle with Meadowbrook’s Dewey Rogers.
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Philadelphia
New York Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Franklin Field
Boston Athletic Association
Meadowbrook Club
Multnomah A. A. C
Portland
Ore
West End House
Boston
St. Christopher Club
New York
Arthur Tuck
Multnomah A
A. C
Chateau Thierry
Earl Dudley, Jr
Boston A. A
Morris M. Kirksey
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Frank Conway
Morningide A. C
J. R. Patterson
Ed Farrell
Todd Shipyard A. A
Brooklyn
A. B. Reed
Nd House
Arningside A. C
J. Rktterson
B. J. Waters, Jr
Sandy Evans
Salem Crescent
A. Bartky
University of Chicago
J. A. Caffray
A. A
A. L. Huelsenbeck
Harrison Thompson
Princeton University
H. H. Hile
H. A. Barron
Meadowbrook
Carl C. Graham
Joseph ©. Geiser
Cross Country Club
Baltimore
J. B. Weigel
Westinghouse Club
Pittsburg
H. C. Ackerman
Frank Titterton
Z . Murray, Jr
Johnson
Millnois A. C
Chicago
Youn Hoey
John Murphy
Multonomah A. A
Earl Windhovel
George Stone
Cornell University
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Ralph Shearon
Multnomah A. C
Kenneth McCutcheon
John Shelburne
Russell Anderson
Brttle
Thomas Anderson
Patrick O'Connor
Loughlin Lyceum
John Conway
Pastime A. C
George
Mottnomah A. C
H. L. Bouman
Dons Brown
Joe Butler
Butler
Penn
Nick Yahnis
Pastime
Dick Kremer
Washington University
Missouri
Christo Vrettnos
Greek A. C
Herbert Prem
Donald Brown
James Dorsey
Samuel Lederer
Pittsburg A. A
William A. Bowding
Illinois A. C
Charles P. Arbeen
James J. Connolly
J. Simmons
John Losero
Paulist A. C
Sydney Jackson
White Sox Hand Quakers A Lopsided Loss In Philadelphia
Errors by Dugan and Wingo followed by timely Chicago hitting gave the visitors a 7 to 0 win in Philadelphia. Wilkinson debuted in relief for Chicago, yielding a shutout with strong support as York took the loss.
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Team Match at Arlmont Links in Arlington Heights
Over the Arlmont Golf Club course in Arlington Heights a team match between two club member teams is scheduled this afternoon. An 18 hole handicap medal may replace the team match if interest is low. The ninth round of the season’s trophy tournament must be completed tonight or matches not played will be forfeited.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Concord Junction at Maynard in fast pitch return game
Concord Junction travels to Maynard for a return baseball game at John A Crowe Park. Maynard won 12 to 1 in the first meeting, and today Fitzgerald to pitch for Maynard while an eastern league pitcher may start for Concord Junction with Morgan catching.
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Maynard
Maynard Town
John A. Crowe
Fitzgerald
Morgan
Phils Win as Pirates Scare, Pittsburg Rally Falls Short
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 6 to 5 in a Ninth inning rally that fell one run short of tying. Miller exited after six runs on six hits, Cantwell limited the Pirates to four hits until the ninth where errors and timely hitting produced three runs.
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Miller
Cantwell
Pirates
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A. E. Callahan
Hinckburn
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Meusel
Luderus
Bancroft
Paulette
Clarke
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Itcher
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Crowds Rally for World Series Tickets in Cincinnati
Long lines of hopeful fans crowd Wiggins Block and the Cincinnati National League offices as applicants submit cards for World Series seats. President Herrmann says only club issued cards will be considered and seats allocated by draw. Prices range from 1.10 to 6.60 with no single tickets. Over 200,000 applications filed.
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Wiggins
National League Baseball
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Welcome Celebration at Roslindale Delayed
The Roslindale welcome home celebration is postponed due to unsettled conditions and a police strike. It will move to next Saturday at Pierce Field with the same program. Entries for the quarter, half, and 10 mile road races will be received by F A Sanford at 28 Fletcher Street until Tuesday next.
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Pierce Field
F. A. Sanford
Fletcher Street
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