McAleer and McRoy to Run Boston Club Next Season
Boston reports James R. McAleer manager of the Washington club and Robert B. McRoy secretary to President Johnson will helm the Boston Red Sox next season. They will own a large block but only half interest, with McAleer in charge of playing affairs and McRoy handling business management. The elder Taylor will retain half the club but retire from active involvement.
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Sporting Facts and Fancies By JOE 8S. JACKSON
A sprawling column notes baseball standings with the Giants Cubs and Pirates in pennant chase. It discusses Washington and New York prospects, Wagner Mathewson and Buds in framing, plus a Milwaukee prize fight clash between Wolgast and McFarland.
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Marquard Resting Arm After Giants Game
Boston reports Rube Marquard, sidelined by a sore pitching arm, will miss games this week. Manager John McGraw chooses rest and treatment to prepare him for upcoming clashes with the Cubs and Reds, with Mathewson slated to start at Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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Mattin Sent to the Rescue as Giants Triumph in Slugfest
Boston and New York closed the 1911 NL season with a high scoring 9 inning affair. Mathewson entered in the eighth, Boston rallied to nine, then New York answered with six in the ninth. Final: Boston 16, New York 9.
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Last Western Invasion Opened by Browns Today
Washington and St Louis begin a late season series at Florida Avenue Ball Park today starting the last Western invasion of the East. A stretch of seventeen straight games runs to October 4 with no open dates. Schedule includes St Louis September 15 16 18 Chicago 19 20 21 22 Cleveland 23 25 26 Detroit 27 28 29 30 Athletics October 2 3 4. The Nationals need one win from St Louis to clinch the series lead 11 to 3 for Washington.
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Cardinals Win and Tie in Cincinnati Doubleheader
St Louis gains Game 1 in 11 innings as Compton's wild throw scores Konetchy. Second game halted after fifth due to darkness with St Louis winning 6 4. Cincinnati closes series here.
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Pirates Split Doubleheader to Narrow Cubs’ Lead
Pittsburgh wins opener 3 to 2 after Clarke homers with a man on in the eighth. In the nightcap Chicago misses chances as the Pirates rally in the ninth, four runs score with two on, sealing a 6 to 7 victory. Brown and Camnitz pitched well in the first game, while Leffield and Richter worked for the Cubs in the nightcap.
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Cantillon Secures Robertson From Savannah Pitcher Robertson to Join Minneapolis
Rockville pitcher Dick Robertson, a mainstay for Savannah in the South Atlantic season, has returned home after the team finished last due to weak hitting. Robertson won most of the 35 games he pitched and will join Joe Cantillon’s Minneapolis team next season after a drafted deal.
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