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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1909

Page

7

Walter Johnson to face Connie Mack in crucial World Series opener

The Athletics and Tigers race tightens as Connie Mack plans to start Krause or Plank against Walter Johnson in the first World Series game. Johnson trained well and will pitch for Washington while Jim Sebring returns to action soon, with outfield spots still unsettled.

Mack Krause Plank Cloces Connie Macks Athletics Detroit Jocal Bell Yard Nationals Tigers Streep Jim Sebring

Major league pennants spark World Series planning and reform

Historical report describes ongoing anxieties over World Series organization with the national commission planning to run the event, manage prize money, and prevent ticket scalping and disputes. It notes player eligibility, pro rata shares, and proposed rules to curb scandals while outlining schedules for the 1909 series and related league actions.

Compmissatin Ban Jeanson John Heydler Garry Merrmanp Colcago West Murphy Willase Bate Ich Hevdlerites Frank Baker Phingephla Americans Fistern Ned Hanian Waher Hanan Cambridge New Baker Ergie Shive Park Phadelpha Birdie Cree Highlanders Marsland Ace Bahernglavbang Nienots Maddox

Sharkey Sore on Ireland Riotous Remarks Report

Fragmented OCR text discusses Sharkey and Ireland with scattered names and phrases. It references Dublin, Corbett, Dundalk, and a Dublin voyage, but the overall narrative is garbled. The readable bits point to a contentious opinion piece or report about Irish affairs and a figure named Sharkey.

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Minor League Results From Southern and Eastern Leagues

Southern League at New Orleans includes Patterson, Breitenstein, Watterley, Ludwig and Miller. Eastern League standings feature Providence, Rochester, Newark, Syracuse, Troy postponed. New York State League games listed for Wilkes Barre, Scranton, Elmira, Albany. Western League results show Sioux City and Des Moines. Baskette sold to Cleveland. Smallwood defeats St Yves in a 12 mile race here.

New York State League Wilkes Barre A. Scrantan Scranian Elmira Ray Alex—Athes Albany Syracuse Byracute Troy Gama St Yves Smallwood Cincinnati Percy Smallwood

Taboo Winter Baseball League Faces Cold Season

Fragmented notes show Taboo Winter Baseball in Fay on the coast, with plans for a winter league, manager changes, and weather affecting play. Mentions include teams, players such as Pitcher Linc, and a push for a spring evaluation while winter rust risks injuries.

Pat Noonall Ifith Oda Lee Lees

Trials at Indianapolis Feature Fast Driving Exhibition

Te Denapolis and Augus stage an auto race event at the motor speed way ahead of Thursday through Sunday dedications to a new track. Drivers from national circles test speed on the White Stone course, with notable runs by Zen, Chadwick Six, Walter Telstie, and Christa Vit, though some feats end early or falter before the full distance.

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Breitenstein Pitches a No Hit No Run Game

New Orleans Aug 15 Theodore Breitenstein pitched a no hit no run game against Montgomery today, aided by a seventh inning miscue that helped the Locates win 2 to something.

Breitenstein New Orleans Theodore Greitenstein Montgomery Kite Lively

Tigers Tie for Lead With 6 1 Victory Over Chicago

Detroit tops Chicago 6 to 1 in a game where Burns struggled early and the Tigers benefited from two early errors and strong defense behind Killian. Fones left with a strained side in the seventh after tripping at first. next Thursday becomes an open date for both teams.

Deisart Detroit Chicago Burns Brillant Killian Derott Adh Bukee Sol Hporant Geol Oran i Olive Icoes Odd Crawford Doughere Tess Arly Teckendort Hidmena Milles Datcott Creare Tisdodana Remu—Joner Cobb Crawford “Moriarty Beckendort Delehanty bile—Crasford Tanmehiil Aa Burne Hill Fleye Ber Rnrpe Pinne Berfice Abe Sty Davie Tanneh Hases Owens Umphra Wanere Comaelly Keri Moor

Cubs Gain Sweet Revenge In Chicago Victory

Chicago uses nine hits including a key third fourth and eighth inning rally against New York. Crandall hurls well as Cubs score in multiple frames while the Giants fail to plate runs. Pitchers Brow o and others work despite miscues.

Heaga Crandall Chicago Hum New York Tao Omuray Steines Olavin Forman Amasa Rane Ters Kane Steintendt Needham Taovasa Hi Girl Uite Taft Rm Kaner Chicago & New Park & Fire Bann On Talle Frown

Reds Take Double Bill Catcher McLean Collision

Cincinnati game recap notes catcher McLean collide with Thoman and Fractures kneecap, as Reds beat Boston in both ends of a doubleheader in Cincinnati on August 16.

REDS McLean Thoman Cincinnati Ohie Cincinnati Boston

Dodgers and Cardinals Split Doubleheader in Odd Scores

Brooklyn and St Louis split a messy doubleheader with Brooklyn winning nine to three in the opener and St Louis taking the second six to two. Scoring details are jumbled but key players and pitchers show strong efforts. Harmon and Scanlon star for Brooklyn, while Stowe and Hummell contributed for St Louis.

Dodgers Cardinals St Toms St Louis Brooklin Brooklyn St Lous Salles Harmon Scanlon Tiur Rina Aetemea Walperms Dalehenty Dummel Huns—Burch Clement Mogen Aipesman Hummel Byrce Waa Uae Hovey Bymne Wreheen Hummel Clement Tilpit Eau Ke Harm Nome Sailor Racker Art Ianlag Lon Pues Brooklys Mr Jehgstone Goree Haute

Pick Tigers To Win Flag Inexperienced Youth May Hurt

Washington Post preview predicts the Detroit Tigers face a tough test from a young Athletics and Red Sox squads. It notes Meek’s fast youngsters can hit but inexperience may show in crucial moments, while Conn Mack relies on youth to pressure the Tigers, with veteran support valued by rival teams.

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Biniou Wins Rich Race at Deauville Meeting

The Deauville meeting featured a 103000 francs event won by M Ephrussis Biniou led by stern Loula Winans with Skeets Martin up in second. Vanderbilts Mare Atreim Riuden by Heilhouse took the St Araudat stakes, while Lieux Frumise with Colin im the saddle placed second.

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Potomac River Bass Boom Amid Low Water Conditions

The Potomac basin streams reveal rocky channels as spring rains fail. Washington area anglers aboard Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club members report large black bass catches near Sawbuck Ripples and Potomac pools. Contingent from Washington visits Poland Springs, Maine, with notable figures and fishing stories.

Washington Poland Springs Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club Potomac River Wedverton Wallonlang Teheir Shenandoah South Branch Potomac Wales Blue Ridge Red Zena T S Harhn

Fishermen and anglers dominate a talky eco-sport column

The article riffs on fishing legends from presidents to Albert Walters, naming Roosevelts and Taft, and praises bass and catfish catches near Maryland counties. It notes automobilists en route to weekend trips and mentions seamen gunners seeking local league games on Saturdays.

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