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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1909

Page

40

Rebuilding Tigers Infield Nets Third Straight Pennant

A detailed portrait of Hugh Jennings and the 1908 Detroit Tigers. Jennings reshaped the infield by trading Schaefer and Kiomhter for Delehanty and swapping Rossman for Tom Jones, asserting his baseball acumen as Detroit clinches a third consecutive American League pennant. The piece profiles Jennings and key players including Mullin Crawford Donovan McIntyre Killian OLeary and others.

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Tigers Buy Cobb and Other 1908 Detroit Prospects

A historical lineup note details Ty Cobb and Detroit’s 1908 acquisitions. It lists Cobb’s visual traits, height, weight, and batting, plus the spring trade involving Augusta players for 150 dollars. The piece also catalogs several Tigers rookies and veterans, their birthplaces, heights, weights, and positions, with notes on their paths to Detroit and past clubs.

Doubleheader Split By St Louis And Cleveland

St Louis wins the first game 6 to 4 while Cleveland takes the second 2 to 1. Bailey defeats Winchell and Abdley for St Louis with Mitchell beating Fowell and Graham for Cleveland. Stolen bases, fielding details, and umpire notes follow in a dense game-by-game box score style.

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Sox Beaten by Tigers and Reds Split With Cardinals

Cincinnati and St Louis each won one game in a trouble-filled doubleheader this afternoon. In the first game a muffed throw by Bliss let locals score as Timmy pitching and timely hits produced runs. St Louis gained an easy win in the second game behind strong defense and timely hitting.

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Clarke Buys Auto After Pirates Win Pact

Manager Cod Clarke of the Firstes kept a promise to Wagner and purchased a Regal automobile after his team’s pennant hopes rose. Wagner pressed for the car if a victory occurred, aiming to show trust in the players as they navigate travel and equipment challenges during the season.

Wagner Pirates Pillsbury Hane Wagner Cod Clarke Hans Regal Clarke Fred

Punts and Passes Highlight Dartmouth and Harvard Practice

Sherwin and Ingersoll handle kicking for Dartmouth and are noted as strong punters. Ewing Rafferty, former Princeton player, serves as assistant coach at Pittsburgh. 3 Stow, a tall Californian freshman, will trial at guard for Harvard. Harvard renames a tackling dummy "Maude Adame" after Just Jane's Joay of Arc performance in the stadium.

Ewing Rafferty Frinceton University of Pittsburg Stow Harvard Maude Adame Jane

Tribute to Mount Hunter turnout honors Bleatwood Lab champions

A packed Mount Hunter town hall hosted a public tribute for champions Cornell and Stuart Hayes the leading batter. Prizes and cups were presented by Cape Waldab officials as the amateur championship trophy was awarded with speeches praising the team and its success.

Mount Huiner Henty Uwe Carnell Stuart Tives Thas Ttt Washington Mfr Cornell Krol Vai Horn Usbey Cape Waldab Tropby Balswano Lotgany O'Shea Clarell Lrince Jundvagt Hye Sheridan Sh Lang

Racing Entries and Odds From Turbulent Meet Card

Incomplete OCR lists race entries and odds featuring numerous names, horses, and figures such as Elena, Mars Somnus, Glennudenne, Bayis, and Dainty barn. The fragmentary text outlines multiple races with entrants, weights, and claimed outcomes across a long card, with references to venues, times, horses and handlers.

Delehanty Family Wins Pennants Across Leagues

Jim Delehanty helps the Tigers win the American Association pennant, aided by Frank Delehanty’s role with Louisville. George Moriarty plays third for Gerratt, while his brother Bill handles short for the Colonel. Willie Delehanty, who began with Wilkes-Barre, narrowly missed a pennant as Wilkes-Barre then captured the New York Stars League crown.

Stanage Oscar Stanage San Diego Cal San Jose St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Wetroit Newark Henry Beckendorf Detroit Is & New Yorker Valiber Hudson River Valley Toronto Beranton Ralph Works Peoria Tigers Syracuse George J. Moriarty Cuba Toledo New York Clarke Griffith Moriarty Jim Delehanty Frank Delehanty Loulaville George Moriarty Qerratt Bill Colonel Delehanty Benny Willie Wilkes-Barre

Exhibition Game Set as Tigers Face Yankees in New York

Special to The Wasrington Post reports New York fans will see the champions of the American League in an exhibition with the Yankees at Hilltop on Wednesday afternoon. Hughey Jennings will likely use his full strength as Bam Crane, veteran baseball writer, battles illness. Players like Sam, Matty, Wiltz, Eadwell, Devin, and Jack Murray may appear, while New York NL management blocks further participation due to the upcoming world series against Tittaburg.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Witters Cornell Carrott Tizers Jennings Detroit Tigers George Emmett Mullin Toledo Fort Wayne Mullin Samuel J. Crawford Fielher Wahoo Nebe Tigertown Cincinnati Sam Grand Rapids Columbus Donovan Chicago White Sox Dex Moines Lo Zal Hag Devore Augusta Hddie Cobb Katte Engle St.Louis Cleveland St Lens Charles Schmidt Coal Hill Avi Schmidt David Jones Minneapolis American Association Jones Fist Easay Fast Company Browns Dixon Rockford Miwaukee St. Louis Cambri Wis Wasrington Post New York Tittaburg Hughey Jennings Tigers Wii Yankees Hilltop Bam Crane Baseball Writers 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 Pittsburgh World Series Games

Special to The Washington Post from Pittsburgh reports tickets for the championship baseball games opening next Friday at Forbes Field. The stadium capacity and added seats total about 40,000 for the event. thousands of letters are still arriving as postal handling surges. Early estimates suggest receipts will set world championship records.

Washington Post Pittsburg Robert Mende American League Ais City Lickers Fsuiday Forbes Field Commission Worl Fana

Vanderbilt Star Ripolin Quits in French Race

Paris Longchamps featured the Prix du Conseil Municipal at 1121/2 miles won by Hagstohag owned by James Hennessy, two lengths ahead. Ripolin led until the final stretch but quit, finishing last. Ronde de Nuit was second and Talio 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 Detroit Over Pirates in Postseason

R-Jamice McAleer, manager of the St Louis Browns, visiting Youngstown, predicts Detroit will win the post season against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He plans to move to Washington next year to manage the Capitals, expresses regret at leaving St Louis, but says the Washington club will be a winner.

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World Series on Post's Score Board at The Post

The electric score board outside The Post building will relay every Tigers and Pirates play during the world series. A special wire will flash the information from the field, transmitted by J Ed Grillo, The Post's sporting editor, to the board in near real time.

Post Agagon Tigers Pirates J. Ed Grillo

Suits Offer Value Through Quality Fabrics and Built

The article touts value in suits based on top fabrics and high-class workmanship. It promises styles to fit every man and emphasizes savings by cutting middleman profits.

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