Cubs Manager Frank Chance Shelters With Injured Shoulder
Frank Chance, manager of the world champion Cubs, directs from the bench with a plaster cast on his shoulder and a sling. He will be unable to travel for at least three weeks after X rays showed the shoulder blade end broken again, the previous fracture having healed imperfectly two years earlier.
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Frank Chance
Cubs
Salaries for Baseball Stars Break New Ground in 1900s
A listing of top salaries for major league players shows Donovan Joss and Walsh at about 5000 dollars, with catchers Sullivan and Criger around 4500. Notable figures include Hal Chase 4500, Cobb 5000, and Matty McIntyre near 4500. Managers Chance and McGraw reportedly earn 10000.
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Detroit
Joss
Cleveland
Walsh
Chicago
Sullivan
Criger
St. Louis
Charles Schmidt
Hal Chase
Highlanders
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Bobby Wallace
Louis Browna
Bill Bradley
Cobb
Bam Crawford
Tigers
Matty McIntyre
George Mone
St. Louis Browns
Frank Chance
Cubs
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Chance
Kling
Tinker
Evers
Brown Christy Mathewson
Giants
Mike Donlin
Leach
Wacker
Pittsburg
Lobert
Cincinnati Reds
Receiver for the Reds
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a placeholder item about a receiver for the Reds, mentioning individuals and terms but lacking clear names, dates, or structured facts.
Leading Pitchers In The Major Leagues
Grove Mullin of Detroit holds the lead as the lone unbeaten American League pitcher with six straight wins. Eddie Cicotte of Boston challenges, owning four wins with no losses as the league progresses. Cleveland’s Vedder Sitton is the lone undefeated in the NL with one appearance. Doc White of the White Sox leads in shutouts with three. Frank Smith has the most strikeouts with 36 in nine starts, while Cicotte and Camnitz share NL dominance with Moren of Philadelphia.
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Detroit
Eddie” Cicotte
Mullin
Vedder Sitton
Cleveland
Idebhardt
Chicago
Rhoades
Liebhardt
White Sox
Doc” White
Southpaw
Lake and Crockett
Yankows
Coombs
Athletics
Frank Smith
Eddie Civolte
Camatis
Pirates
Moren
Quakers
Philadelphia
Pfeister and Higgins
Cubs
Phil Apps
Phillies
Camnus
Raymond
New York
Wall
Bjerke Escapes Paying Fine With Pirate Club
Infielder terke of the Pittsburg club, Fretnerated by the national com tulsalop, has been without the Infile tion of Gime for his failure to report to the Pirates when the season opened. Bjerke's application for rein statement was accompanied by proofs that he had been given permission to Ginied his studies Pitsburg law ,wheol by the Pirate owners, and that it would have been a hardship for him to leave school on April 14.
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Terke
Pittsburg
Tulsalop
Pirates
Pitsburg Law
Pirate
Origin of Delayed Steal in Baseball History
A compact history notes the delayed steal as a modern baseball tactic with roots in earlier eras. It references early adopters and figures shaping its use, tracing its evolution through notable managers and trends in the sport.
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Nationale Orea
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Jammy Trang
McGraw Roth
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