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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
6
Larry Lajoie defends eight hits in the St Louis double header as all square and legitimate. He claims no talks with St Louis players about his batting average and says he worked hard for the safeties. The piece notes Cobb’s popularity and a broader look at all star plans and Indiana University growth avenues.
The race between Lajoie and Cobb ends with Cobb ahead after a Sunday game in St. Louis. Official tallies show Cobb eight hits in eight at bats driving his average to .382 while Lajoie posts .885.
The first annual Chicago to Indianapolis endurance run ends with 38 of 60 finishers returning to Chicago on Monday. Six Indianapolis men with perfect scores ride Indian motorcycles. Miss Clara Wagner, barred from medals by F A M rules, will receive a gold medal from the Indianapolis Motorcycle Club. Four factory teams Thor Indian Excelsior Yale and ten private owners compete on the return voyage to Chicago.
Ithaca Oct 10 The Cornell camp faces real gloom after a 0 to 0 score against Oberlin on Saturday. The stumble shatters earlier season optimism and unsettles followers and players alike as the team regrouped after the setback.
In Cincinnati on October 10 two field records were set. Lobert and Lejeune achieved a 34 year old mark by a 26 foot improvement aided by a fresh breeze. Official status unclear as the throw direction differed. If recognized the record would be hard to beat and long lasting in baseball history. Beating Out Bunts Lobert and W Miller tied 32 5 seconds. Fungo Hitting Rowan records 401 feet 3% Anehes.
Indiana University defeated Chicago 6–0 in Bloomington, sending fans into jubilation. Eleven Hoosiers played while Chicago used nineteen players. Gill struggled with his mother's illness but contributed as needed. Coach Stagg relied on Crawley as the Maroons’ standout, while plans for a celebratory bonfire formed on Dunn Meadow.
Summers, pitcher for the Atkins team, backed by Smith, was beaten 4 to 3 by the All-professionals at Washington park. Walter Slagle and Johnny Duggam pitched for the All-Pros, with Bauman driving in three runs. Bush and French did not play.
Coach John G McKay of Butler organizes plans with Assistant Gipe and Captain Thomas to strengthen the line for the Friday Crawfordsville clash with Harper's Wabash eleven. McKay approves Hanover game effort despite a 5 to 3 score in a patched lineup.
Nelson, once a boxing star, will fight Monte Dale in a ten round comeback Monday night in Kansas City. The former champion seeks to prove he still has steam though Dale, a lesser known Western lightweight, is not expected to test him hard.
Chicago on October 16 John J Evers famed second baseman says in the Chicago Brand American that the Cubs catching staff will be the largest factor in the pennant race and likely to win battles for the team.
Philadelphia reports record mail orders for World Series tickets, with certified checks filling requests in order. Officials warn supply will be exhausted and unfilled orders returned. bleacher and circus seats may be the only option for many fans.
W. J. Byers heads the Indianapolis city bowling association for the year after election at Marion club. Charles Fields is first vice president, B. O. Manchester second vice president, and W. E. Berner secretary treasurer. Executive committee named includes Robert H. Bryson William Coal A. G. Ikingman Mel Knox. Treasury shows 116.42. Next meeting October 23 to discuss individual memberships and handicap tournament plans.
Mossler will face Resener in the finals next Sunday to decide the Riverside park championship. In the semi finals Mossler beat Pray seven up six to play while Resener defeated Garber eight up six to play.
Arrangements near completion for a special series between the American League All-Stars and Philadelphia Athletics to start next Tuesday in Philadelphia. The aim is to keep the White Elephants in trim ahead of the forthcoming clash with the Chicago Cubs. Jimmy McAleer of Washington will manage the All-Stars.
Savannah officials announced by wire that the Grand prize auto race is slated for Savannah probably on November 19. A light car race is planned for the day before, mirroring a Thanksgiving event two years ago. Secretary Solomon of the Savannah automobile club led the confirmation after talks with A C A officials.
Local fans question whether Larry Lajoie earned eight hits in Sundays doubleheader in St Louis affecting batting supremacy against Ty Cobb. Seven of the eight were infield grounders and the infielders allegedly shirked on his balls, potentially fueling a new baseball controversy.
Detroit October 10 President Hugh Chalmers of the Chalmers motor company said he would not seek an investigation into Sunday's St Louis game. He would accept the national commission ruling on who is champion slugger and will not question Lajoie's right to the auto gift even if he appears to have received some hits.
Earlham plans evening practice after a 12 to 0 win over Antioch, citing lack of team work. The Quakers prepare for next Saturday afternoon against Cincinnati University. An arrangement also lists St Marys College Dayton versus Earlham second team on Reid field on October 2.
New Haven Oct 10 Yale coaches led by head coach Coy push the blue squad to tougher drills after disappointment with early results. They read bridge reports with apprehension as the Cambridge stint draws praise from outsiders.
Coaches across football camps call for better drop kickers as new rules boost their value. The rule changes limit interference and rushing, raising the need to gain five yards on four downs near the 25 yard line. Some suggest allowing a player to return to the game after leaving it.
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