Baseball Managers Show Varied Temperaments in Tight Race
The six leaders Bill Carrigan Pat Moran Hughey Jennings Wil Robinson and Stallings drive 25 players with distinct styles. Most favor cajoling while Stallings uses a fierce bench approach. Moran and Robinson excel at pitcher handling and earned loyalty from their clubs. Moran appears most popular with players and fans as pennant battles heat up in Columbus.
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Red Sox
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White Sox
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Detroit
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Brooklyn
Pat Moran
Phillies
Stallings
Boston Braves
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Rowland
Tigers
Keyah
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McGraw
Brodie
Doyle
Stenzel
Robbie
Pennantville
Eees
George Stallings
Braves
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Clarence Rowland
Ghosts hover as Dodgers face pivotal pennant stretch
New York reports Chronicle of baseball drama as the Dancing Ghost of the Federal League haunts Ebbets field. Joe Tinker aims to topple the Dodgers to sharpen the Cubs and Phillies race for the pennant amid looming three game set and Giants push for a record streak.
Boxing Notes and Promoter Plans in Dreamland Smokers
Chet Neff is likely to meet Lee Johnson as he returns to the ring after six straight victories. Austin and Galt plan a winter smoker series at Dreamland beginning October 6. Buckles connection and Yankee defense comments raise questions. Sammy Good rises to welterweight in San Francisco with a second round kayo of Jack Ketchell. Willard denies retirement rumors while Dolen may face him by April. Biddy Bishop takes over Billy Weeks and Mike Dolan for a California producer, aiming at a middleweight title and a Willard bout. Sen festy reportedly valued around 3 million dollars could influence matchups. New York’s "The Beauty" play is noted, while Muff Bronson headlines an Elks bill in about a month. Metropolitan Lumbermen praise their recent show. Frank Purcell’s role in the festivities regretted.
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San Francisco
Sammy
Jack Ketchell
Slumberland
Mike Dolan
California
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Biddy
Billy Weeks
Dolen
Willard
Senfesty
Tom Jones
Former Cue Champ Charley Ellis Delights Seattle Crowd
Charley Ellis former world billiards champion dazzled at Brown and Hulen's on a local table with superb shots and applause dominating half the session. A T McCarty held firm with an eight run, while Charley Hulen refereed as Ray Logue was set to challenge the visitor tonight. Admission was free and last night’s score stood 60 to 26 over five innings. Walter Cadman a former Seattle researcher was expected in town today.
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Charley Ellis
Ellis
A. T. McCarty
Tts
Charley Hulen
Ray Logue
Timely Taps From Many Sections Of Sport
New York set a world mark with a two straight by wallop of the Cards in a double header. Weiser Dell appeared briefly in the Cubs Dodgers clash. Justin Fitzgerald leads Coast League batters with 537. Bill Rose will not pitch for Seattle in 1917. Red Sox cap ticket sales to four per purchaser for the world series. Smith played in both Cardinals games yesterday. Clarence Brodie resigns from Chicago guard to attend Yale. Cleveland used 15 players in a Red Sox game. Lyle Bigbee drove in two of four Pirates hits. Marquard won the second Brooklyn game. Ray Richards begins winter boxing training.
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