Two Fast Third Basemen Who May Figure in Coming World Series
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Orr and Shafer From Same State
In California the Giants and Athletics rely on Arthur Shafer of the Giants and William Orr of the Athletics for the world series, with Shafer favored for infield action while Orr, a rookie, is seen as developing under Mack. Shafer, 27, from Los Angeles, has long been a Giants regular when available, while Orr, from San Francisco, is just entering major league duty and praised for speed and defense.
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1912 Baseball City Matchups and Prospect Notes
Budding utility man Orr-Age, age 22 from San Francisco, joined the Athletics after a fall 1912 draft. He has batted under .200 in limited games, while Tyler day features New York Boston and Philadelphia Washington clashes as the circuit opens with New York at Boston. Brooklyn visits Philadelphia amid ongoing National League action.
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Braves Split With New York In Slugging Giants Series
The Braves split a doubleheader with New York at the South End grounds. Giants lose star players but display young pitchers as Boston wins 8 1 in the second game after trailing 5 3 in the opener. Jim Thorpe homers for New York, while Briscoe Lord Mann and Schmidt contribute for Boston.
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Dodgers Win First and Tie In Second
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 in the first game and the second ends tied at four runs apiece after 14 innings in darkness. Reulbach limits Philadelphia to four hits. Brooklyn builds early lead then snags a late win in the 11th on Culshaw’s double following two outs. Magee singles and Cravath homers to force the tie in the home half.
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Yale Embraces Minnesota Shift For Upcoming Games
Tom Shevlin returns to Yale as coach and introduces the Minnesota shift to exploit Harvard and Princeton. Frank Moran trains with Joe Jeanette and has improved since facing Ken Salsbury. Eddie Murphy predicts victory over Matty Baldwin in a 12 round bout at the Atlas A. A. tomorrow.
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Harvards Yale clash hints at rough tactics and records
Harvard coach Jon DuFeeY says his team impressed by Yale work and anticipates a tough game next Saturday. The piece notes Yale coaches and players discussing rough tactics in the Yale Holy Cross matchup. It mentions Tom Halpin's quarter mile and 600 yard records within reach and Howard Drew's sprint marks, with other athletes also highlighted.
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Coach Jones Makes Shifts at Exeter
Exeter New Hampshire September 29 Coach Jones reorganized the lineup after studying the Cushing game. Captain Kelly will likely stay at end with Somerford moving to center, Comerford nearly his equal. McGrath moved to the second team, Kirkpatrick taking his tackle spot after a strong showing.
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Wrestler-Cyclone Burns in Los Angeles and World Series ticket notes
Wrestler Cyclone Burns trains in Los Angeles as Western grapplers stay active while the season opens. Crackerjack Butler at Knoxville, Zbyszko in Poland, and Langford vs Jeanette draws a 15 round match at the Armory Club with Langford winning. Public sale of world series tickets planned. Tris Speaker born in Hubbard City, Texas. Pittsburg beats Chicago 8-2. batter hits for three bases, rules on three-base hits and sliding at first discussed. runner on first play involves forced or tag plays at second. Joe Woodman request noted.
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