Connie Mack Linesup for World Series Mix in 1909
Connie Mack plans a nearly final Athletics lineup for the world series with Barry returning at short and Baker at third, Hartsel in left or Lord in center, Oldring out next week, and young McInnes expected to play. The piece contrasts shifts, discusses pitching, and notes Philadelphia writers’ views on Melanes and Lord plus the team’s fatigue as the series nears.
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Connie Mack
Barry
Short
Baker Healing
Derrick
Hartsel
Lord
Philadelphia
Melanes
Oldring
Tle
Unlise Lord
McInnes
Athletics
Cubs
Kyers
Washington Post
McAleer
Meek
Bender
Coombs
Krause
Harry White
Sox
Mackney
White
Harry
Connie
Ong
Milan
Speaker
Street
Washington
Boston
Topsy Hartsel
Topsy
Eddie Collins
Baker
Mack
AB. R. HO
AEL
Es Fs
Behaeter
Elberfeld
Cobb
Stahl
McBride
EB. Hartsel
Ft Collins
Berrick
Davis
Murphy
T ‘Thomas
ThLapp
Oo Bender
OM Bender
Thomas
Collins
Dayiz
All Stars and Giants Winners in Big Games
All Stars beat Athletics 4 2 as McAlear selects lineup with Milan Speaker and Street key hitters. White holds American League in check until ninth. Krause and Bender strong early. Giants top Highlanders 6 1 behind Mathewson as Ford struggles in eighth. Devore Doyle and Merkle star in decisive inning with Sweeney sidelined.
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Mathewson
New York
Highlanders
Ford
Snodgrass
Brush
Mr. Merkle
Knight
Leff
Merkle
Sweeney
Innngs
Devore
Doyle
Murray
Hal Chase
Austin
Bridwell
Devlin
Myers
Mitchell
Daniele
Hemphill
Chase
Omadgrass
Shaoco
Laporte
Gridwell
Cree
Fletcher
Mathewes Py Ea LD
Saan
Ste
Dbevyora
Aseu— Devore
Banes
Itiehlanders
Bane
Mathewgon
Hasox
Torch
Mitehsk
All Stars Meet Athletics In Championship Exhibition
Today at American League park McAleer's All Stars face the Athletics in a top level contest aimed to keep players sharp for Philadelphia trains. Both sides vow full effort, regular prices apply, and the game is a joint financial proposition with shared receipts.
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American League Park
McAleer
All-Stars
Athletics
Philadelphia
Washington
Ita
Milan
Hartper
Lord
McInnes
Speaker
Collins
Eberford
Baker
B. Gobb
Davis
Stahl
Murphy
Rf. McBride
Ss. Barry
Ss. Street
c.Thomas
C. Johnson
P. . Lapp
Bender
P. Plank
P. Coombs
Measi Binesn
Egan
W. L. Pet
All-Stara
St Louis Beats Chicago 31 to 8 in Hitting Bout
In a hard hitting listless game St Louis defeats Chicago 31 to 8. MclIntyre and Pfeffer held the visitors to sixteen hits while Lush allowed fourteen. Mowrey and Steinfeldt provided Chicago highlights as Hofman and others contributed for St Louis. Time 2 hours. Umpires Menars Rigter ODay. Bennett elected Cornell senior class president. Message mentions collar and suit ad.
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St. Louis
MclIntyre
Pfeffer
Lush
Mowrey
Steinfeldt
QAE
St Loul
Abhoas
Offetchar
McIntyre
Prefter
Neachia
Kane
Tinker
Sebulte
Hofman
Chance
Zimmerman
Brelnfeldt
Huggins
Koneteky
Bimmerman
Thance
Firat
Balle
St Louis
Menars, Rigter
O'Day
Wanted Ninth Hit Badly In Cleveland Score Controversy
I W Parrish official scorer says Harry Howell asked him to stretch a sacrifice into a hit for Louis Lajoie. Lajoie later telephoned Parrish to confirm nine hits, claiming Evans and Cleveland players agreed he deserved nine rather than eight. The signed note offered clothes if the scoring was changed.
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St. Louis
I. W. Parrish
Harry Howell
Howell
Parrish
Lajois
Iocal
Lajoie
Lgajdie
Evans
Cleveland
Parish
Receipts At Polo Grounds In World Series Game
New York reports attendances and receipts for the world series game between the New York National and American clubs. Paid attendance was 4398 with total receipts 29262.75. Distributions include players 10403.48 owners 3467.30 and the national commission 1926.27. The Polo Grounds record remains 24994 paid admissions from 1905.
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Naps
Reds
New York
National Commission
Cincinnati
New York National
Polo Grounds
Caroling Association Retains Cities As Salary Cap Cut
At the Caroling Association annual meeting in Charlotte directors kept the current lineup of Charlotte Winston Salem Anderson Greensboro Greenville and Spartanburg though Anderson may drop out. The salary limit was cut from 1500 to 1200 and the player limit was removed. Officers’ election was postponed to spring. President Wearn tried to resign but was thwarted.
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Caroling Association
Charlotte
N. C
Caroling Association of Baseball Clubs
Winston Balem
Anderson
Greensboro
Greenville
Spartanburg
Wearn
Georgetown Grinds Through Scrimmage Ahead of Washington and Lee
Georgetown coaches intensified practice with passing drills and signal work as the team prepared for Washington and Lee. Blitterding and Costello battled at quarterback, Feenan returned to tackle, and Nielsen hinted at possible lineup changes before Saturday's game.
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Georgetown
Nielsen
Washington
Lae
Bltterding
Costello
Hilltoppers
Eivey
Mielsen
Feenan
Hag
Fitzgerald
Virginians
Hecht
Washington and Lee
Princeton Tigers Prepare for Lafayette in Long Practice
Princeton New Jersey October 13 The Tigers completed their longest practice of the season with full coaching staff on field Hart Pendleton BaHou Bard Andrews Sawyer Farr and Hart leading two back fields to refine plays for Lafayette on Saturday. Scrubs were scored on repeatedly in defensive work as coach Roper emphasized line play and blocking. Pendleton dropped three goals between the bars in three chances while the varsity defense held firm against the scrubs.
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Washington Post
Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Roper
Water, Brown
Herring
Hart
Sparks
Pendleton
BaHou
Bard
Andrews
Sawyer
Farr
Lafayette
Varsity
Scrubs
St Johns to Meet Hopkins In November Game
The St Johns College student body announced that an agreement with Johns Hopkins will shift their annual football game to November 12, 1910 in Baltimore. The date change and financial terms had previously threatened the rivalry, but the match remains the standout event on St Johns schedule.
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Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
St. John’s College
Johns Hopkins
St. John's
Cornell in Great Form Five Touchdowns Versus Scrubs
Cornell showed strong form in a scrimmage against the scrubs in Ithica New York on October 18. The big eleven hammered for five touchdowns with Eyrich adding a 30 yard field goal and left foot kicking. Over 24 players saw varsity action as coaches shape Saturday’s lineup.
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Ithica
N.Y
Cornell
Scrubs
Eyrich
Scrubs Edge Navy Regulars in Scrimmage at Naval Academy
The second team dominated this afternoon's practice at Annapolis led by Dalton who had been moved from the first unit. The only touchdown and goal came from the scrubs, with Rogers and Lowell backing Dalton against regulars Clay Carey and Austin. An epidemic of diphtheria at Hamilton College forces cancellation of the football game with Middlebury, with thirteen cases reported and under observation.
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Scrubs
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Rogers
Lowell
Clay
Carey
Austin
Samton
Hamilton College
Middiebury
Wisconsin to Add Three Instructors to Athletic Department
Madison announces that the University of Wisconsin regents have ratified Physical Director George W. Ehler's plan to add three new athletic department members. Expected appointees include BR Sweetland, John W. Wiles, and Dr W E Meanweill to roles as crew coach manager of athletics and gymnasium rector, respectively.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
George W. Ehler
BR. Sweetland
Edward H. Ten Eyck
John W. Wiles
Young Mohawks Seek Games and Tailored Suits
A fragment notes the Young Mohawk football team seeking games and an odd line about a team averaging 9 pounds. It lists W A Murray at 416 Sixteenth Street SE and Singer's on F Street offering made to measure woolen patente suits from 13.75 to 0, plus a note on best dressed men and clothes made to order.
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Singer's
Street
Lepg
Singer’s
F Street
W. A. Murray
Sixteenth Street
UG F Street
Naps Tie Count In Ohio Series
Cleveland wins second game of Ohio series against Cincinnati 5 to 3 tying the series. Joss returns as Cleveland pitcher but weakens in the sixth. Fromme and Burns finish. Haslerly Hohnhorst Turner and Altizer contribute key hits for Cleveland amid tight game play.
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Ohio
Cleveland Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Joss
Cincinnati
Kaler
Gaspar
Fromme
Burns
Hasterly
Hohnhorst
Turner
Altiz
Turney
Miller
Browall
Oj Altizer
Bean
Adams
Daaz Jous
P . Gor i Kater
Trantor McLean
Hung—Jackson
Lajola
Graney
Peckinpaugh
Muller
Hoblitzel
Lobert
Lajero
Mitchell
Adame
Phelan
Paskett
Piar
Catevall
Hite
Meners O'Loughlin
Brennan
Forbes and Watte Matched for Springfield bout
Chicago Oct 13 ex bantamweight champion Harry Forben is matched to meet Jimmy Waits of Indianapolis for ten rounds at Springfield Athletic Club Springfield Ohio on October 17. They will fight at catch weights.
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Watte
Chicago
Harry Forben
Jimmy Waits
Indianapolis
Springfield Athletic Club
Springfield
Aeeeneowemen
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