Players not popular as club pilots look up Jack Hendricks
The article notes that bench managers dominate in both leagues, with few player managers remaining. It cites Hal Chase and George Stallings as exceptions or targets, and says Indianapolis favors the bench manager approach while examining Jack Hendricks as a potential leader after his Denver success.
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Chance
Cubs
Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Chase
George Stallings
Highlanders
Joe Cantillon
Watkins
A. A
Danny Shay
Blues
Hinchman
The
Hens
Holmes
Toledo
Bill Friel
Mike Kelley
del Howard
Louisville
Fielder Jones
Indianapolis
Jack Hendricks
Denver
Hendricks
Fought a draw between Beecher and Hurley in New York
In a ten round showdown at Longacre A. C. New York on Thursday night Willie Beecher and Battling Hurley fought a furious lightweight bout. Both men punished the other with relentless exchanges and the decision remained unsettled as the bout ended in a draw.
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New York
Longacre A
Willetts Beats Russell In Six-Round Bout In Pittsburg
Johnny Willetts of Philadelphia defeated Unk Russell in six rounds at the Union club in Pittsburg on Thursday night. Willetts showed the better boxing as Russell pressed throughout the contest.
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Willetts
Russell
Pittsburg
Johnny Willetts
Philadelphia
Unk Russell
Union Club
Butlerites Begin Gridiron Practice on Irwin Field
Butler college drills on Irwin field with 33 players under Coach McKay on crutches after injuries. Two squads split backfield and line, first scrimmage of season set for next week as Georgetown College looms a week away. New players Lewis and McAdams shine. Huckmeyer absent but offered a position. several veterans yet to report.
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Irwin Field
John G. McKay
Butler
Mellikay
Kentucky
Georgetown College
Gipe
Oval
Ed Lewis
Fred McAdams
Shortridge
Huckmeyer
Marion
Harvard Freshmen Debut Amid Snappy Field Practice
Cambridge Mass Sept 23 The Harvard football squad fifty strong held brisk practice on Soldiers Field. Freshmen making their debut included Frothingham Perkins Potter Hollister Parmenter Jewett W K Blodgett and H K Potter with the cool weather aiding the session.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Frothingham
Perkins
Potter
Hollister
Parmenter
Jewett
W. K. Blodgett
H. K. Potter
Yale adds Vaughan as assistant coach amid end-position hunt
Yale football hope rests on Vaughan and Kilpatrick with Vaughan limited by year and Kilpatrick sidelined by knee pain. Brooks and Philbin emerge as top end candidates while Clint Rosback Carl Flanders and Ralph Bloomer join new coaching staff as practices move to New Haven on Monday.
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Lakeville
Conn
Harry Vaughan
Yale
Vaughan
Kilpatrick
Brooks
Philbin
Clint Rosback
Carl Flanders
Ralph Bloomer
New Haven
Camp wary on new football rules after viewing Yale practice
Walter Camp, famed Yale coach, said he cannot judge the new football rules until games are played. He has watched Yale practice and believes the rules will achieve the desired results. He predicts eastern football will feature hard fought battles and Harvard should again field a championship caliber team when the season starts.
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Chicago
Walter Camp
Yale
Camp
Harvard
Indiana coach drills players on new rules for game
Bloomington Ind Sept 23 Head Coach Jimmie Sheldon devoted most practice time to teaching the updated rules to the Indiana eleven to avoid penalties.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Jimmie’ Sheldon
Flying Auto Turns Turtle in Practice
George Robertson, Vanderbilt cup winner in 1908, was seriously injured when his Benz rolled over during a practice spin on Long Island’s motor parkway at Massapequa. He was thrown from the car. his collarbone and ribs were broken. Stephen Reynolds, a newspaper man, was hurled twenty feet but escaped serious injury. Robertson had just married a month ago and asked his bride not to accompany him. A crowd and several dozen newspaper men watched the early morning spins as racers prepared for next Saturday’s Vanderbilt cup race.
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New
Robertson
Brooklyn
Miss Hamilton
Motor Parkway
Broadway
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Louis
Chevrolet
L. Mitchell
Ralph Mulford
Prediction of 2:00 Mile for Harvester Trotting Stallion
The Harvester, the year’s trotting sensation, ran a mile in 2:01 at Columbus, shaving one second from his best. Pundits predict a 2:00 performance before the season ends.
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the Harvester
Columbus
Mark
Final Series Lacks Interest in Louisville Indianapolis
September ball in Louisville shows a listless series as Indianapolis and Louisville meet. Carr may start Marzin for Indianapolis while Slagle might pitch for the Sneals. Louisville, already last, has little to gain or lose, with attendance expected to be sparse and coaching changes around the corner. Louisville defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2, Higginbotham on the mound and George Higginbotham contributing offensively despite the flat play.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Carr
Marzin
Walter Slagle
Sneals
Charley Carr
Watkins
George Higginbotham
Colonels
George
Kansas City Beats Milwaukee 4-3 In Ten Inning Victory
Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 4 to 3 in ten innings. With two outs Smoot singled, McGlynn walked three players to force in the winning run.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Smoot
McGlynn
Farrell Sends Ear to Story of Hal Chase
The George Stallings Hal Chase dispute heats as Frank Farrell owner of the New York Americans travels to Cleveland to hear Chase and Stallings replies. Stallings defends his record and refuses to resign while Farrell investigates both sides, with critics predicting costly consequences if Stallings is replaced.
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Farrell
Hal Chase
New York
George Stallings
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
Cleveland
Chase
Stalings
Chisago
Stallings
Highlanders
Baseball matchups listed for American Association and National League
American Association games include Columbus at Toledo, Milwaukee at Kansas City, Indianapolis at Louisville, Minneapolis at St. Paul. National League schedules Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York twice, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Brooklyn twice, American League plays Washington at St. Louis, New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at Detroit.
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American Association
Pet
Minneapolis
Gledo Oe
Columbus
St. Paulos
Kansas City Aaa
Milwaukee Aes
Tndianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Pittsburg Arcane
New York Sete
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Crescents
St Louis
Graff
Berner
Pet — Wind
Cveferenee
Detroite Wees
Pritchett
Cleveland
Ea Beeseores
Washington Bees Enene
Age Levey
TU Eyre
Chicago Ave
Knox
Gobert
St. Louis
Drake
Washington
South Bend
Rey
Ft. Wayne Neee
Keystones
Dayton
Terre Haute
Barkalow
Ee Grahbbe
Eiker
Bushong
Wreoff
Landers
Postoffice
Business
Lavecocks
YMC
Rose
Ore Hurt
Wittorf
Holinger
Salisbury
Barker
Oval
Laycock
Wright
W. Hurt
Eisel
Rabon
Ariitrick
Cook
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Detroit
Marions Win Three From Soldier Five In League Play
The Marions swept three games against Soldier Five in a Thursday Indianapolis league. Co B squads yielded to the Marions while the Sportsmen defeated the Crescents and posted a total 1,035 points.
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Marions
Soldier
Co. B
Wight
Crescents
Marion Allopys
Baseball scores from Thursday in American Association and National League
Scores reported from Thursday show Louisville over ienanos 6 to 2 Columbus 4 3 Toledo over Allfwankee 3 and Minneapolis St Paul game rained out. In the National League Cincinnati beat Boston 4 3 in first game Sack Brooklye and Louis Boston split two games with Boston 7 Cincinnati 4 and other results. Pittsburg 6 0aliggepa and Be Chica Bs Chicago first game noted.
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American Association
Louisville
Ienanos
Columbus
Toledo
City
Allfwankee
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklye
Louis
Pittsburg
EIGHT WOMEN START SECOND ROUND OF PLAY
The second day of the women's etire golf tournament at Highland opened with matches in the second round. Bowers faced Jameson, Wise played Stillwell, Hammond met Elliott, and Davidson faced Fechhouse. Qualifying rounds earlier saw Bowers post the low score and Hammond just behind with 89. Sixteen players qualified. eight were eliminated in the first round. The annual club championship begins at Riverside on Sunday with qualifying possible Saturday afternoon and scores due by 12:30. The first round starts at 2 p.m.
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Highland
Miss Bowers
Miss Jameson
Wise
Stillwell
Hammond
Eliott
Miss Davidson
Fechhouse
Riverside Golf Club
Harvester Aims For 2:00 Mile At Lexington Season End
The Harvester continues record breaking trots, aiming for a 2:00 mile within three weeks at Lexington. At Columbus Driving Park he ran 2:014, beating the Syracuse mark by a quarter second, with other races featuring Major Bruno, May Day, and Manuella in pacing and trotting classes. The meeting highlighted The Harvester’s lone steady performance and set up potential world record pacing at upcoming events.
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Columbus
the Harvester
Lexington
Driving Park
Syracuse
Buffalo
Harvester
Geers
Tom Murphy
Pop
Major Bruno
Bob Douglas
Baron May
Manuella
Maconda
Bernaldo
Trampatarp Bs
P Gence
George Todd
Todd
Moody
Eee Eseoeel
Brenson
Br. G
Titer
Veltora
Br. m
Walker
Temrolaine
Bh. m
Barnes
Prince C
Br. S
Miss Baritone
McDevitt
Maj
Brino
Neith Brino
Hodson
Murphy
Kid Logan
Br. H
Walnut Hall
New League Offers Stars 10000 Dollar Bonus
President Herrmann of the national baseball commission reveals copies of contracts offered by a new league in formation. Six players from National and American League clubs signed to receive a 10000 dollar bonus in February, to be cashed when the league becomes a reality, with freedom after three to five years.
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Cincinnati
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
New Baseball League
D. A. Fletchers
National Commission
Morgan Shuts Out Kinney In Fourth Round Fight
In Fort Wayne Indiana on September 23 Jack Morgan of Indianapolis stopped Milt Kinney of St. Louis in the fourth round of a no decision contest. Morgan was ahead when the referee halted the bout amid a cheering crowd.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Jack Morgan
Indianapolis
Milt Kinney
St. Louis
Morgan
Kinney
Connie Mack to Wed in Quiet Philadelphia Ceremony
Philadelphia date line notes manager Connie Mack of the Athletics plans a life contract with Dan Cupid. A Miss Hallohan, a longtime admirer, will marry him on November 7 after the club clinched the pennant. The couple will depart for Italy after the wedding. Mack is a widower with two sons and a daughter.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Connie” Mack
Athletics
Dan Cupid
Miss Hallohan
Connie
Mack
Italy
Quality and fit of all wool suits at $13.75
S J Singer and Sons advertise made to order all wool suits and overcoats at 13 75, claiming equal quality to $25 garments from any local tailor. Located at 45 West Washington Street.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
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