Comiskey Tops Baseball Pay With Chicago Club This Season
Charley Comiskey will earn more money this season with his Chicago team than any other man in baseball. He owns the club and built it from a small Minneapolis minor league unit years ago. Personal popularity gave way to financial success as coin rolled in this season.
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Charley Comiskey
Chicago
Comiskey
Minneapoli
I Cc
Albert Bender
Norfolk
Gene de Montreville
Milwaukee
John Anderson
Wild Correy
Rube Waddell
Dave Fulty
Billy Reidy
Jimmy Burke
Clarence Beaumont
George McBride
Herman Sofer
Claude Evkiett
Miller Huggins
Freddie Parent
Dr. Casey
Feld
Charley Jones
ENE SHIFTERS DOWN ACTORS IN BURLESQUE BASEBALL GAME
A theater crew versus stage actors played on Monument Lot with Chase's Theater payroll. Chase's won 9 to a burlesque miscue filled game with actors missing cues and clumsy fielding. Lammon tried for a math error free throw and high speed reels before a darkened crowd ending after four innings.
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Monument Lot
Te Thespians
Highbinders Company
Academy
Chase
Lammon
Old Sol
s—Newman
Bass
Filey
H. Zanetli
Ennis
Fulcher
G. Zanetli
Smith
Shedd
Loveless
Highbinders
Fate
Kelty
Aret Tere
Falgava
Dilton
Gannell
Mickel
Greip
Wegner
Chase's
Aighbinder
Nationals Beat Champion Coakley and Falkenberg In Sloppy Close
Washington defeated Philadelphia while Chicago and St Louis won, Detroit, Cleveland, and Boston also posted scores. Standings show Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York, Washington, St Louis, and Chicago jockeying for position as the pennant race ends with Connie Mack’s Athletics clinching. Rube Waddell and Falkenberg struggled, Wolfe shone for the Nationals in a game marked by five errors and rough fielding.
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Coakley
Falkenberg
Waddell
Wolfe
Stahl
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Browns
Quaker City
Connie Mack
Connie
Mack
Athletics Edge Nationals In Doubleheader Tilt
In a tense Washington Philadelphia game, Monte Cross and Heyden sparked scoring with key hits and a double steal, while Waddell struggled with control. The Nationals led briefly before Philadelphia rallied, and Hickman and Cassidy delivered clutch hits as Washington tied the score, then Philadelphia pulled ahead with timely defense and baserunning. The nightcap featured smokeball pitching and late runs, with both sides pushing for a season finale.
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Phy
Holy Cross
Wonder
Nationals
Stahl
Seybold
Nill
Jake
Stanley
Monte
Heyden
Murphy
Wolter
Cassidy
Lord
Athletics
Hickman
Waddell
Rube
Wolfe
Sove Cross
Jones
Davis
Navy Yard
Anderson
Monte Cross
Schreck
Washington
AB. R
AL BE
Cageldy
Anderton
Branley
Falkenberg
Prieadelphia
H. PO. Hartsel
L. Crosa
M. Crom
Coakley
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Er‘rore
Palkenberg
Anenbere
Casclay
Mll
Bance
Stall
L. Cross
Wolfs
Messia
Hurst
Connor
Athletica Clinches Pennant in Windy City Doubleheader
Cap Cross receives cheering support from Bigelow as Athletica clinches the pennant. Joe Schroeder, Athletics groundkeeper, collects badges amid high demand. The doubleheader pits Hardy Manuel Adams against Dygert Myers Waddell with young pitchers showcased.
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The
Athletica
Comiskey
White Sox
Cubs
Windy City
Hardy
Manuel
Adams
Nationals
Dygert
Myers
Waddell
Athletics
Spikes Defeat by Tailenders Gives Philadelphia Title Hope
St. Louis triumphs 6 to 1 over Chicago, with Chicago’s pennant chances crushed as St. Louis tailenders drive early runs, including a Koehler homer, while White labors short of perfection and Walsh shuts the door. Attendance 113% with Messia and Loughlin umpiring.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dr. White
Jones
Walsh
White
Tom Jones
Koshler
Rhoae Chirac
Rhoae Stone
Green
Oo Frisk
Davis
Wallace
Callahan
T. Jones
Donohue
Io Gleason
Roche
Koehler
Sullivan
Spencer
Tanneh
Glade
Stone
Homarun
Hite
Rockenfield
Donohus
Talla
Messia
OP Loughlin
McCarthy
Boston Wins 3-1 on Eighth-Inning Rally
Boston baseball secured a 3 to 1 victory over New York on a cold day through a lucky eighth inning with multiple stolen bases. Godwin stood out in the field as fans counted 3,184 in attendance. Starting pitchers and catching were unsettled, and the box score lists Dougherty and Burkett among the batting leaders.
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Boston
Godwin
Boore
New York
Hahn
Bian
Keeler
Rising
Doughty
Burkett
la Porte
Grime
Chase
A Gelbach
Oldring
Armb
R. O
Cockman
Ors
Gibron
Clarkson
E. goLrap
Cockmen
Clerkson
Dougherty
Connor
Stahl
Armpruster
Gldring
Conterto la Porte
Balla
Om Gibson
Gibson
ball—Canter
Wild
Ulpire
Mr. Connolly
Cleveland Beats Detroit In Uneven Showdown At Home
Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 2 in a one sided early inning affair. Congalton and Stovall drive in runs while Congalton shines at the plate. Attendance 1,123 as Cleveland shows strong hitting and steady defense in the 1 hour 23 minute game at home.
New York Batters Fall to Phillies 6-4 in Home Loss
New York National Leaguers outbatted but error plagued. Donlin and Strang homered for Philadelphia. Donlin added two timely hits as the visitors won 6 to 4 before about 1,200 at the park on Oct 6. Pitching miscues and fielding errors fueled the Philadelphia victory.
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New York
Donlin
Strang
Phila. Reoae
RHO AE
Errere
Philadelphia
Belle of Pittinger
Byrnes
Pittinger
McGennn
Dontin
Thomas
Gleason
Mages
Devlin
McGann
Strong
Gilbert
Fittinger
Mit
Emilie
Third for Brooklyn Beats Boston at Washington Park
Brooklyn wins third straight over Boston 7 to 2 at Washington Park. Doesch er outpitched Willis after the opening inning as Brooklyn pitchers held Boston to two runs. Attendance 800. Brooklyn and Boston line scores, hits, errors, and fielding details included.
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Brooklyn
Get
Boston
Washington Park
Doescher
Willis
Rhodes Boston
Rhogae Hall
Abbot's
Sheckard
Tenney
G Geaaler
Dolan
Batch
Delehanty
Hummel
Owolv
Lewis
Ogannell
Malay
Raymer
Ritter
Moran
Owilus
Doexcher
Wolverton
Gessier
Beeton
Wille
Orrore— Beaton
Bell
Thoescher
Mr. O'Day
Chicago Wins In Fourteen Inning Game In Pittsburg
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 7 to 6 in fourteen innings after five hits and two wild throws, with a costly two-base error. Attendance 1,610. Clarke Walmer and Lynch among pitchers. Howard Maloney McCarthy notable for three-base hits. Umpire Mr. Kiem. time 2 hours 10 minutes.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Rhoa Chicexa
Clarke
Gantry
Walmer
Lynch
Phillipps
Olymer
Philipp
Ninun Pittsburg
Olpordts
Howard
Maloney
McCarthy
Evera
Casey
King
Welmer
Philips
Pelmod Balle
Hillebrand
Phillippi
Mr. Kiem
Tipman Earned Decision In Fifteen Round Bout
Baltimore boxer Joe Tipman defeated Kid Stein from Philadelphia by decision after fifteen rounds. Tipman landed more blows but failed to score a knockout as referee O’Hare judged the bout in Baltimore. Also reported, in the Tri-city golf match New York beat Philadelphia 16 to 1 at Morris County Golf Club near Morristown with New York and Boston to meet tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Kid Stein
Joe Tipman
O'Hare
Philadelphia
Tipton
Stein
Tri-city
New York
Boston
Morris County Golf Club
Morristown
N. J
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