Recruits Pitch Here Veterans Stay Home
Nationals and Browns schedule a doubleheader after postponement, using four rookie pitchers and two recruits as St Louis experiments with a youth-heavy lineup. Wallace pushes youth while veterans Powell Lake and Petty stay at home. McAleer faces field issues and awaits post season decisions as teams plan to close 1911 season.
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Joe &. Jackson
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Washington
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Ohio
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Iowa
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Hamilton
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Compton
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Johnson
Washinpton
Becker
Cashion
Dixie Walkers
Groom
Hughes
Boston
McAleer
McAleers
Richmond Gets Games as Originally Agreed On
Richmond fans celebrate word from Dr. George F Bagby that the All-Stars and Athletics will play in Richmond. The series, moved from Philadelphia, will draw Virginians to the city just before the World Championship series. Games are set for October 9 and 16, with teams traveling from Washington.
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Richmond
George F. Bagby
Philadelphia
Washington
Deal Is Official Now Boston Club Sells Half Interest
Boston officials announce the sale of a 50 percent stake in the Boston American League club to James R McAleer of Washington and Robert B McRoy of Chicago. The statement notes both new owners will join in active management next year and implies John I Taylor will retire from active involvement.
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James R McAleer
Washington
Robert B McRoy
Chicago
Boston Club
John I Taylor
Boston American League Baseball Club
Robert B MccRoy
McAfee
Youngstown
St Louis
Ohio City
Opening Doubleheader Start Times With St Louis
The first game of today’s doubleheader with St Louis will begin at 1 45 p m local time. The second game is scheduled for a start after 4 00 p m, with a possibility of a start around 3 30 p m.
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Zimmerman Homer Powers Pirates Comeback Win
Chicago drops a second game as Zimmerman belts a late three run homer after a tense finish. Pittsburgh wins the opener 3 to 3 as Reulbach struggles and Henarix surrenders seven walks. Crowd roars at dusk, fielding feats excite fans in both contests.
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Washington Post
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Pirates
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Richie
Henarix
Noone
Od Byrne
Osheckard If
Campbell If
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Wagner Ib
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Zimman Ib
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Doyle
McCarthy
Chiago
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Tinker
Carey Wilson
Sheckard
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Wendrix
Richle
Wagner Miller
Wagner Doyle
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Gardner
Cole
Alaig
Zimmerman
Bransfield
Hoae
Hoae Byrne
Evers
Shean
Campbell, If
Wagner
Rons—Byrne
Carey Sheckard
Tinker Schulte
Tinker — Schulte
Campbell
Weagner Doyle
Leil
Alem and
Brendan
Rule limits on player options under 1912 deals
The National Baseball Commission announced a new rule restricting major league clubs from releasing more than eight players to other clubs in a single season under sales agreements that include a repurchase clause. Clubs have a grace period to readjust their 1912 option deals to meet the regulation, which requires commission approval for such transactions.
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National Baseball Commision
Commission
Georgetown football opens with few players on damp first day
News from Georgetown reports a soggy season opener with only nine players reporting for drills. Coach Neilsen, aided by Gargan as assistant, ran light work as Dunn and Hegarty arrived in solid shape, Magner impressed as a speedy newcomer, and Donnell Campazzi and Donnelly joined the mix as others delayed. Cravath shines in the Minnesota league with three homers this year.
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Neilsen
Capt Daley
Dunn
Hegarty
Magner
St Louis
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Daley
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Fordham
Gargan
Rutgers
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Wrymeard
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Hart
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