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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1910

Page

17

Nationals Lose Ninth Inning Battle To Washington

In a rough edged National League game Cleveland manager McAleer faced final decision on pitchers Groom or Relsting for Weanington with Moyer possible. Washington capitalized on hits and errors as Jackson and Easterly sparked rallies. Lajoie and Cunningham made key plays, but Washington prevailed in the late innings despite Cleveland’s defensive shines.

Autumn Hats Come Into Style In Amelia

Time to lay aside summer straw and shift to soft felt hats for autumn with pearl gray favored. New shapes like Telescope and pencil curl in pearl gray slate and brown vie for popularity among young men, plus the Colonial derby with low crown and wide brim adds a snappy update. Stetson soft and stiff felt hats offered in Amelia at 3.50 and 5.00 dollars, along with men’s caps in plain shades and Scotch mixtures priced 0.50 1.00 1.50 each.

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Naps Rally To Edge Nationals In Eight Inning Comeback

In Cleveland on Sept 16 the Naps overcame a Washington lead with a four-run eighth inning, then held on for a 6 to 5 victory. Joe Jackson starred in center field and at bat while McBride fueled Cleveland's late surge with a three-base hit, as Mitchell Walker and Koestner both faltered in the pivotal frame. Washington briefly led 5-3 before Cleveland's late rally sealed the win.

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Chicago Printers Win West in Union League Final

Chicago outfielders led by Harrison pace a 7 2 win over St Louis in American Sea Park as Pierce and Hanley dominate on the mound. The victory sets up a grand final with New York for the Herrmann trophy and the Union Printers baseball title. Harrison drives three singles and a homer, while Becker and Obermeyer key early runs. The finale features Chicago versus New York with field games at 1 o'clock and the trophy presentation tonight by Columbia Athletic Association.

Chicago Tessera Stip Fi American Sea Park West New York Tribe Union Printers’ Baseball League Herrmann Laurel Mound City Pierce Hanfay Harrison Hanley Bilger Becker Goodwin Walden Lupton Gavin Ahrens Webber Geary St Louis Rynless Moll Homan Fanning Jurgena Gallagher Obermeyer Fitzsimmons Abhoae Lous Karea Yierce Becker Obermeyer Perce Webber Hermaon Bluger Gallagher Walden Moll Mr Handibos New York Windy City Mount Vernon Columbia Fisher Roach Hagan Hammer O’brien

Tigers Helpless Before Coombs In Detroit Tilt

Detroit held to two hits by Coombs as Athletics pounded Willett and Stroud for ten runs. Despite four errors, Detroit never posed a threat with only one man reaching second. Langford and Jeannette set for another Armory bout on October 11 after a recent nine-round draw.

Washington Post Detroit Coombs Athletics Wilsett Stroud Detrot Cobb Willett Phila Lord Oldring Baker Davis Murphy Barry Lapp Roopel Philadelphia Gidring Ollins Minty OM Willett Ini Collins Uif Coombs Alphia Philadel Col- Vin Ton Dery Davin Davin Wita_piich Wittstt Jeannette Langford Sam Langford Joe Jeannette Armory A A Boston Jeannette Claiis

New York Pittsburg Cincinnati BrooklynHeadline

Fragmentary OCR notes list cities New York Pittsburg Cincinnati and Brooklyn with scattered punctuation. No clear event date or outcome is identifiable from the readable text. The item appears to be a short local news b variation or an incomplete routing note.

Class A Drafts Made Public in National Leagues List

Auburn New York Sept 16 John H Far trell secretary of the National Association for Professional Baseball Leagues today issued the drafted players in Giees. More than $50,000 was deposited with Secretary Farrell for the drafted line. The list names players from Wheeling Stratton Birmingham Keokuk and many others across several cities. Minor Heir breaks pacing record at Indiana State Fair grounds with a 1581 3 mile time. Merritt Giffin sets world discus mark at Joliet but record not official due to scheduling.

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