Baseball Pennant Racers Will Nose Home Plate This Week
Andover braces for a busy week after Exeter and Cushing Academy games. Cushing shut out Andover 6 to 0 while Exeter routed Brewster Academy 40 to 0. Captain Large and Rib Porter headline Andover’s efforts as Exeter’s Johnny Glaze coaches the heavy eleven.
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Brooklyn Beats St Louis in Split Phone? (Note: Placeholder due to constraints)
St Louis won 4 3 in 16 innings on Shaw home run with two out. Brooklyn took second game 1 0 after darkness halted play in the eighth. Beebe allowed nine hits in 25 innings. Lennox Ellis Shaw homered. Konetchy Evans Lennox stole bases. left on base tied at 10.
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St Louis Boston game and five NBA matchups listed
A slate of five NBA pairings is listed with St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia. The note presents matchups without results or venue details.
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Red Sox Windup At Hand In Season Finale Week
The 1909 Boston season ends with two against St. Louis and four against Detroit, plus a possible Highlanders doubleheader. Manager Lake faces a crucial week as Detroit leads and Boston fights for third place while pitching plans include Cicotte Wood Collins Karger and Arellanes in the final series.
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Tigers Add Two Games In New York Shift
New York Sept 26 Detroit and New York will play two games here tomorrow after approval by the American league president. The move avoids clashing with the Hudson Fulton historical parade. Frill and Wilson, left handed pitchers from Newark, will join the New York Americans tomorrow.
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Pirates Stand Close to Pennant With Three Wins Needed
With three victories remaining the Pirates appear poised to clinch the pennant. The team is favored to secure the title as the season progresses, and confidence remains high that the required three wins will be achieved.
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League asked to return 2900 paid for Jones
Eastern league directors urged Montreal to repay Providence the 2900 paid for pitcher Jones after Providence bought him. Duffy sent Jones back but Montreal kept 2000. Also notes Nicholls marriage in 1908 and Capablanca now a baseball fan. Cubs president Murphy dropped charges against umpire Klem.
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Keio University Defeats Wisconsin in Tokio Baseball
Keio University baseball team defeated Wisconsin in Tokio with a score of 8 to 2. The Japanese side dominated early with a strong offensive showing and solid pitching, marking another win over the visiting Badgers.
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McAleer Praises Donovan as Best Twirler in Country
Jimmy McAleer pays tribute to Wild Bill Donovan calling him the best twirler in the country. He notes Donovan is foxily deceptive and that 14 hits in St. Louis produced no runs, complimenting the pitching ability despite a lack of scoring.
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Why Ban Picked Dineen Indicator choice tied to staff advice
Ban Johnson reportedly relied on his regular umpiring staff when selecting Bill Dineen as one of his indicator holders, a decision noted in contemporary coverage.
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American Association Results Roundup of Twin City Games
Minneapolis beat Toledo 3 2 in game one while Toledo won 10 2 in game two. Louisville edged Kansas City 6 5 in game one and lost 5 3 in game two. Indianapolis defeated St Paul 1 0 in game one and St Paul won 6 5 in game two. Milwaukee outscored Columbus 10 9 in game one and Columbus took game two 5 3.
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Yale football under attack on quarterback flaw
Walter Randall criticizes Yale for lacking a regular dominant signal caller last year and this year. He pins the flaw on quarterback play and suggests Johnson, Corey, and Bingham must advance to fix the team.
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Real Test Faces the Crimson Bowdoin Bates Ahead
Harvard football under coach Haughton builds a stronger 1910 lineup as O Flaherty leads the first team at quarterback. With veterans and new backs like Perkins and F H Leslie, the Crimson prepare scrimmages against Bowdoin and Bates while aiming for faster wings and stable ends.
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Harvard Football Notes Ahead of First Game Wednesday
Harvard prepares for the season with captain Allerdice in summer school and Vic Kennard conditioning for the team. The Harvard Stadium fence is complete and practice may begin inside. Bowdoin veterans Kinz Smith and Newman join Harvard countdown, while Ken nard McKay and Fisher eligibility decisions loom for the Crimson as Maine under Schildmiller advances.
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Hanlon Cikes the Tigers Picks Tigers to Repeat
Ned Hanlon predicts the Tigers repeat as champions citing strength of lineup and previous season’s form. He notes key players and managerial decisions that bolster the club’s title chances.
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Cubs Beat Doves 3 to 2 in Ninth Inning Thriller
In Chicago Mall Sept 26 Chance's team known as ex champions won 3 to 2 over the Doves. Curtis pitched well for the West Siders while Cubs bats rallied in the ninth to clinch the game. Thomas Becker Shean and Hofman paced the offense as Chicago forgings a late lead.
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Five Coaches for Ithacans Prep for First Cornell Scrimmage
Ithaca N Y September 26 Five alumni coaches will attend Cornell football practice as the team readies for a scrimmage with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute next Saturday The five coaches include Joe Beacham E R Alexander Henry Schoellkopf P J Larkin and Dan Reed The crowded varsity squad and freshmen practice on Alumni Field mark the lead up to a demanding schedule with Harvard and Chicago on the slate.
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Reds and Giants Each Get a Game in Doubleheader
In Cincinnati on Sept 26 ten bases on balls by Rowan helped New York win the first game of a doubleheader. In the second game Daly appeared for the visitors after the first inning and Gaspar limited New York to one hit across six innings as darkness halted play. Scoring, pitching lines, and fielding details follow with bases on balls and hits noted along with the umpires.
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Interscholastic League Elects Officers and Schedules 1910
At the annual baseball meeting held at Young's Hotel, Charles M. Abbott was elected president with Henry C. Drowne as first vice president, F. J. Brennan as second vice president, and H. E. Stone as secretary treasurer. A 1910 schedule lists games from April 19 to June 17 between Rindge English High Somerville Dorchester and Dorchester High at multiple grounds.
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Jersey City Beats Montreal Twice in Hockey Series
Jersey City won 6 to 1 in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second against Montreal. Buffalo defeated Newark 12 to 11 in the first game. Newark then won 2 to 1 against Buffalo in the second game. Providence Rochester match postponed due to rain.
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