Many Minors Drafted Stock Goes to Boston
One hundred eight minor league players were elevated to the major leagues via the draft. The American League took 67 players and the National League 41, with St. Louis leading among AL clubs and Cincinnati second in selections. A new rule requires pre draft lot selection and the article notes several unofficial outcomes and proposed drafting reforms.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
National League
National Baseball Commission
St. Louis
Chicago Americans
Detroit
Philadelphia Americans
Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
Boston Americans
New York Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York Americans
Washington
St. Louis Nationals
St. Louis Americans
Detroit Americans
Cleveland Americans
New York
Roth
Baltimore
Giddo
Chattanooga
Brooklyn Nationals
Kraft
New Orleans
Herbert
Toronto
Zebel
Winnipeg
Keating
Columbus
Neihoff
Louisville
Stock
Mobile
Krutcher
St. Joe
National Commission
Ebbetts
Brooklyn Club
Eixter
Sheridan vs White Ends in TKO After Two Rounds
In Racine Wisconsin last night referee Louie Hagey stopped the ten round bout in the second after Mickey Sheridan rose from the canvas in apparent danger. Charlie White backed Sheridan's head with a right and followed with a left hook that sent him down for nine. Sheridan could not continue.
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Associated Press
Racine
Wis
Louie Hagey
Mickey Sheridan
Charlie White
Sheridan
White
Hagey
Globe Touring Teams Open Tour in Cincinnati
President Charles Comiskey announced the world tour opener between the New York Nationals and the Chicago American teams will be played in Cincinnati on October 18. The clubs then proceed westward by easy stages to the Pacific coast.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Charles Comiskey
New York Nationals
Pacific Coast
Baseball Scores From National League and Minor Leagues
National league results include New York 4 over Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 8 over Cleveland 6. Detroit 7 over New York 6. Boston 6 over St Louis 3. American Association games show Minneapolis 12 over Columbus 1 and St Paul 4 over Louisville 0. International League fixtures feature Providence 5 over Newark 2 and Rochester 10 over Toronto 5. Rain affected Brooklyn versus St. Louis and Kansas City versus Toledo.
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New York
Wee Eeewee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsbore
Brooklyn Eee Eeewnene
Boston Red
Cirgingae Ov
National Maneie
Chicag
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
National League
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Daubert Takes Lead In National League Hitting Race
Jake Daubert leads the National League with a .300 batting mark as 31 major leaguers reach the .300 level. Several players push for top spots amid active competition and evolving rankings.
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Ash
Pitching and batting leaders among 1913 leagues highlighted
Boston draft notes mention Ty Cobb leading both leagues in hitting, with Joe Jackson close behind at .376. Jake Daubert tops the National League at .360, Tris Speaker at .366 in the American League. Seventeen American players and fourteen National players reach the .300 mark as of Wednesday.
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Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Nap
Jake Daubert
Tris Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Close Finishes Mark Opener At Detroit Harness Meet
Detroit opening of a five day grand circuit meet featured large fields and close finishes. Directum I won the 2 05 pace with a late surge, Marta Baleni was upset in the 2 20 trot, and Del Rey with Margot Hal swept the 2 16 pace heats. Andrews piloted New Zeal to two wins in the 2 09 trot.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Andrews
Directum I
Flower Direct
Directum
Marta Baleni
Westerville
del Rey
Margot Hal
New Zeal
Amateur Games End With Rain Shortened Victory
Kelly-Brady team defeats Hamilton Street Boys 4 to 3 when rain ends play after six innings. Rice pitches well, Donahue catches, Werneth bats. Umpire Sullivan.
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Kelly
Hannon
Hines
Ric
Donahue
Sullivan
National League orders finish of Aug 30 game in Philadelphia
The National League board ordered the August 30 Philadelphia vs New York game to be finished October 2 with the same players and status as when halted, overturning Umpire Brennan’s ruling. The 8-6 Philadelphia lead with one out and a man on base will stand, and the 1913 standings will adjust by removing that game. If rain intervenes, completion would occur October 4 if possible.
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Cincinnati
National League
Newark
Philadelphia
Brennan
New York
Lynch
Charles H. Ebbetts
August Herrman
Murphy
Gymnasts of Association Begin Work This Week
The Y M C A gymnasium opens classes starting Monday with the business men class setting a high attendance. Evening 8 10 and boys classes will follow, with the 6 30 7 30 and 8 30 sessions starting Tuesday and running to Christmas week. A Tuesday dinner for wrestlers precedes plans for the A L N A Southern wrestling championships during Panama Canal celebration, likely October 27 or 28. More men are wrestling now than ever, promising strong showings in the Southern title race.
Carrigan Breaks Finger In Game With St Louis
Boston manager Carrigan broke the middle finger of his throwing hand during the seventh inning against St Louis. The injury ends his season and likely sidelines him from the post season with the Boston Americans. Captain Wagner and Pitcher Wood signed contracts for next season with President McAleer yesterday.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Boston Americans
Carrigan
St. Louis
Boston Nationals
Covington
Agnew
Wagner
Paly
Engle
Wood
McAleer
Harvard Grid Squad Opens Practice Season
Harvard opened the football season in Cambridge with 65 candidates, including all veterans and first string substitutes from last season, reporting to Coach R. D. Haughton for preliminary practice. No lineup or tackling drills were held, with regulars already trained over vacation. Eddie Mahan, captain of the 1912 freshman team, will try at quarterback to replace Harry Gardner.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
R. D. Haughton
Eddie Mahan
Harry Gardner
Office Hours and Contact for Symptom Blanks
Office hours listed as 9 a m to 7 p m daily with Sunday hours 9 a m to 2 p m. Addresses Symptom Blanks Office 155 Dauphin Street Upstairs Mobile Alabama. Call or send for forms and information.
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Dauphin Street
Mobile
ALA
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Zimmerman
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I. Collins
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Percy Donahue
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