Honus Wagner Last of Pirates as 1909 champions fade
The article traces the 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates core and its later dispersal through trades and retirements. It notes Honus Wagner as the sole remaining link to the 1909 pennant winners, with players like Maddox, Abstein, Conner, Leach, Selfield, Camnitz, Byrne, Dolan, and others moving to different teams or leagues. The piece highlights managerial changes and key exits, ending with Wagner as the last survivor of the era.
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George Allbeen
Kane Weener
Petroit
David J. Dayton
Babe Andama
Gibron
DA Abetein
Victor Wilts
Abetein
Deetroft
Fred Clarke
Abetely
St. Lowi
Delaware
Maddox
Kanns City
Louleville
Wichita
Pat Conner
Kansas City
St. Lowi Nationala
Pittabureh Federale
Martford
Selfield
St. Paul
Leach
Rochester
Howard Camnitz
Coty Byrne
Philadelphia
Cozy Dolan
Byrne
Phillies
Camnitz
Dolan
Jack Miller
Chief Wilson
Art Butler
Rube Robinson
Cory Dolan
St. Louis
Bob Harmon
Mike Mowrey
Ed Konetchy
Mowrey
Konetchy
Federala
Ham Mysit
St. Louis Cardinale
Chattanoo
Baseball results from major leagues across cities
Oddly garbled summary of numerous games with teams listed, batteries named, and scores scattered. It notes Pittsburgh and Philadelphia clashes, St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago, and Washington contests, and ends with a rumor that Park County may appoint a county agent as commissioners consider the plan.
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Park County
South Side Society Notes and Local Visits
South Side residents host visitors from Ogden to Loveland and Mt. Olive as weddings, adoptions, and school events unfold. Lawrence Jessen and Christine Roth wed, Mr Vernon Babcock departs for Colorado Springs, and the Johnson Parent Teachers Association held its first meeting with officers reelected.
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Lawrence Jessen
Christine Roth
South Side
Johnson Parent Teachers Association
Johnson
D. A. Jones
D. Jones
Mra
BE. EB. Mooney
J. Buckley
Bam Woods
Curley
Wm. Rath
H. B. McCloud
Fowler
Alway
Gage
Sfx
Galloway
Babcock
McCloud
Women's Federation
Sheridan
Wyo
Janea
Isabelle Buckley
Nellie Parker
Lora McCloud
Edna Johnson
Fee
Yale Will Try Stages Method
Yale will blend western football methods with its own approach and has recalled A. Alonzo Stagg, former Chicago coach and star pitcher, from Newark where he attends the National A A U championships. He will then return to New Haven for early Bluebird instructions before the Big Nine training season opens September 20.
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Yale
A. Alonzo Stags
Chicago University
Newark
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New Haven
Vale Gridiron
Bluebird
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Big Nine Elevena
Present and past Reds managers clash on field call
Hank O Day umpired as Matty and Hersoe watched. A sixth inning mixup led to Herzog’s hit to Chase and Hal s throw by first base. Harrison ruled safe, sparking a tense moment as the Reds’ present and former managers argued over control and authority.
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Chicago
Hank O'Day
Matty
Hersoe
Herzog
Chase
Hal
Mitchell
Harrison
Reds
Fedde
Home Running Back in the Harness
After seven weeks of cut duty Franklin Baker is back at third for the New York Yankeens. His return is not expected to alter the clubs’ final standing but may lift Baker’s batting average as the season winds down.
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O. KB. Frakes
Bobby
Ogden
Utah
Franklin Baker
New York Yankeens
Baker
Sally in Our Alley at Lyric Theatre Today
The Lyric Theatre screens the five part World picture Sally in Our Alley today. Sally rises from her alley childhood to support her parents with lofty dreams as she pursues recognition in the world.
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Pig Tall Alley
Sally
Lyric Theater
Changes That Coast League Is a Trust
San Francisco reports a Sherman act lawsuit claiming the Pacific Coast league is a trust and conspired to monopolize baseball on the California coast. Esther Jacobs sues for 31600 threefold, alleging loan to the defunct Sacramento club whose franchise was sold to Salt Lake City.
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California Coast
United States District Court
Esther Jacobs
Sac Tramento Club
Salt Lake City
Mensor Sets Likely NL Baseball Chance Handling Mark
Eddie Mensor of Spokane in the Northwestern League is credited with handling 239 chances without an error over 114 games to set a new fielding record. Official statistics show Mensor made 31 chances at second base in five games this season.
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Spokane
Wash
Eddie Mensor
Mensor
Harvard Must Build New Team Ahead of Colby Clash
Pambridge Mass September 9 Harvard University football squad held fret practice on Soldiers field. The season opens September 23 against Colby in Harvard Stadium. With few veterans available the coaches face a hard task to assemble a new eleven. Last year’s starters Captain Marty Cadmen at tackle and Richard Harte at end are the only holdovers. Anuchews will be developed from several substitutes and freshmen.
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Mass
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Richard Harte
Anuchews
Mensor Seeks Funds to Complete Sage Creek Road Work
Former Pirates outfielder Mensor discusses his 600 dollar contribution and expected total to fund the Sage Creek road project. He notes prior innings at third base and outfield in 106 games, with 198 chances as an outfielder. Investors and committee organizers aim to finish construction, see Mark Chapman for insurance and houses.
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Pittsburgh
International Teague
Merce
Sage Creek Road
Basin Progress Club Members Enter Chamber of Commerce Shift
H. Smith of the Basin Progress Club reports a recent changeover to the Basin Chamber of Commerce. The transition aims to unify local business and civic efforts and strengthen community development initiatives.
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Basin Progress Club
Basin Chamber of Com
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