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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1909

Page

14

Rebuilding of the Tigers Infield Leads to Historic Pennant Win

Hallmark piece on Tigers manager Hughey Jennings transforming Detroit infield by trading Schaefer and Kilhter for Delehanty and Jones and Rossman for Jones. Highlights Jennings as a baseball wizard who built a new unit to deliver a third consecutive American League pennant, with mentions of Ty Cobb, Sam Crawford, and Schaefer. Includes brief bios of key players like Mullin Crawford Donovan McIntyre Killian O Leary.

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Tigers Acquire Cobb and Other Stars From Augusta Trade

The Semiprofessional league report details Cobb joining Detroit after being purchased from the Augusta club in the 1905 season, with a lengthy note on his height, left-handed bat, and right-handed throw. The piece lists multiple Tigers players including Stanage, Moriarty, Delehanty, and Works, with brief background on each, plus Monday and Sunday results and other team transactions.

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St. Louis Beats Cleveland in Opener and Cleveland Wins Nightcap

In a doubleheader at the local park St Louis won the first game 6 to 4 while Cleveland captured the second 2 to 1. Bailey starred for St Louis against Winchell and Abdley, and Mitchell earned Cleveland’s win over Fowell and Graham. Stolen bases and miscues peppered the action as darkness halted play in the late innings.

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SOX BEATEN BY TIGERS AND REDS SPLIT WITH CARDINALS

Cincinnati and St Louis split a doubleheader this afternoon with uneven play. In game one a muffed ball by Bliss allowed the locals to score, while manager Griffith used new players in the second game and Tim self pitched. Timely hitting and errors aided St Louis to an easy win.

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Clarke Buys Auto to Match Wagner Pennant Promise

Clarke, manager of the Firstes, kept a pledge to Wagner by purchasing a Regal car after his team won the pennant. Wagner had urged a team car for travel and proof of confidence, and Clarke acted last week to fulfill the bet and boost morale amid tough remaining games.

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Dartmouth and Harvard practice clash features punters and trials

Punts and passes highlight Dartmouth with Sherwin and Ingersoll as key kickers. Ewing Rafferty, a Frinceton alum, assists at Pittsburg. A Californian sophomore, 3 Stow, to get a guard trial at Harvard. Harvard dubs a tackling dummy Maude Adame in tribute to Just Jane's Joay of Arc performance.

Ewing Rafferty Frinceton University of Pittsburg Stow Harvard Maude Adame Jane

Tribute to Champions at Mount Hunter Town Hall

A public tribute Saturday night at Mount Huner Md town hall celebrated champions led by Manager Cornell and batter Stuart Hayes. The packed gathering recognized the Bleatwood Lab team with prizes and cups presented by President Balswano and other officials amid praise for their amateur championship success.

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Racing Entries and Odds From Diverse Tracks

A scrambled OCR race entry list details multiple horses, purses, and connections. Names like Elena, Mars Somnus, Glennudenne, and Belief appear amid mixed figures and distances, with various places and race types hinted.

Delehanty Family Doubly Happy In Baseball Tie

Two baseball families share winter joy as Jim Delehanty helps the Tigers win the American Association pennant for Louisville, George Moriarty stars at third for Ferratt, Bill Delehanty fields short for the Colonel, and Willie Delehanty began with Wilkes-Barre before that club also claimed a pennant in the New York Stars League.

Jim Delehanty Tigers Frank Delehanty Loulaville George Moriarty Qerratt Bill Colonel Delehanty Benny Willie Wilkes-Barre

Exhibition Game Preview as Tigers Face Yankees

Special to The Wasrington Post reports New York fans will see the champion Tigers in an exhibition with the Yankees at Hilltop on Wednesday afternoon to gauge strength before the World Series against Tittaburg. Hughey Jennings plans full-strength play, with Sam and Fennings at infield, and other veterans like Matty and Wiltz volunteering. New York NL managers refused permission to field extra players due to the upcoming series.

Wasrington Post New York Tittaburg Hughey Jennings Tigers Wii Yankees Hilltop Bam Crane Baseball Writers Sam Detroit Sam Thompson Dan Brouthers Lady Baldwin Fennings Boston Gianta Matty Wiltz Eadwell Devin Jack Murray New York National League Permiasion Boston Red Sox

Tickets Selling Fast for Pittsburg Baseball Championship

In Pittsburg Forbes Field offers 30 000 seats with 10 000 extra under construction for the league championship games opening next Friday. More than 37 000 tickets sold for each game, with countless letters awaiting reply as postmaster's mail bags overflow. Officials anticipate receipts breaking world records as demand far outstrips supply.

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Vanderbilt's Ripolin Quits In French Stakes Finish

At Longchamp the Prix du Conseil Municipal over 112 1/2 miles saw Hagstohag win by two lengths in 2 33 25. Ripolin led to the final stretch before quitting and finishing last as Ronde de Nuit took second and Talo Dirion third. Cortado won the Prix de Newmarket over 101-2 furlongs for $2,000 purse.

Paris Longchamps James Hennessy Hagstohag W. K. Vanderbilt Ripolin M. de Bremonde Mr. Chusrow W.K. Vanderbilt ML Fischof

McAleer Predicts Washington Victory Over Pirates

R-Jamice McAleer, manager of the St Louis Browns, visiting Youngstown, predicts Detroit will beat the Pittsburgh Pirates in the post-season series. He says he can safely predict the American League team’s victory and plans to manage Washington next year, expressing regret at leaving St Louis and confidence in forming a winner in the Washington club.

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World Series Score Board to Flash Games at Post Building

The electric scoreboard before The Post building will display every Tigers and Pirates play a second after it happens during the world series. A special wire will send the information from the field, via J Ed Grillo, Post sporting editor.

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Suits Offer Value in Fine Fabrics and Craftsmanship

The ad touts value in suits built from top fabrics with high class workmanship and correct styles. It promises a suit for every man and emphasizes savings by cutting out the middleman’s profit.

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