Stallings Seeks Farrell Shakeup Over Chase Yankee Boss Question
George Stallings plans to ask Frank Farrell who runs the New York Yankees amid rumors of internal strife. The battle centers on Chase and Stallings, with tensions rising over leadership and perceived efforts affecting team performance during the season.
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Farrell
Chase
George Stanlines
New York
Frank Farrell
George Stalling
Hal
Runnime
Poohegane
Yankees
Haeseduane
Westen Roy
Merate
Midotap
Natal
Saul
Nationals Note In Final Park Appearance And Close Twinbill
In a doubleheader at Renner Park the Nationals wrapped up the season with sharp fielding and timely hitting. Cobb homered twice for Detroit while Ralston collected four hits and Somersett contributed in the late rallies. O’Leary turned two solid plays on Cunningham as Detroit and Washington battled in a tense finish.
Cobb Returns With a Home Run in Detroit Victory
In Detroit Sept 2 Washington took an early lead but Tyrus Cobb tied the game in the sixth with a homer. Detroit then pulled ahead as Moyer faltered and an error plus a bunt aided the Tigers to three runs. Donovan and Donovan’s bunt helped Detroit seal the win. final score Detroit 4 Washington 3.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Washington
Tyrus Cobb
Donogin
Nationals
Tiger
Moyer
Elberfeld
Cunningham
Crawford
Sotherst
Schmidt
Somerlett
Cobb
O'Leary
Anorror
Tigers
Lathers
Tom Jones
Ainsmith
Donovan
Heatt
Somersott
Davy Jones
Somersett
McBride
Tyrus
Mian
Elberfeth
Omertott
Sa Rifles Aire
Om Donovan
Genaier
Firat
Four Nationals Sign For All-Star Series
Four Washington players Johnson Street Milan and Gray signed by Dr A Fletcher for his all star baseball tour before he left for Cincinnati. The last named was not in the original hat and is presumed added to guard against defection. Fletcher aims for a tour after the world series with support from stars including Ty Cobb who aided with letters. Cobb even sacrificed a business offer to join the tour.
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Detroit
Mid
Washington
A. Fletcher
Cincinnati
Johnson
Street
The
Star Battery
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Gray
Fletcher
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Nationals Beaten Twice by Tigers in Detroit Frays
Detroit September 20 The Tigers avenge a prior loss to the Nationals by sweeping both games of a bargain-day doubleheader. McAleer started Moyer and Otey, with Otey taken apart by timely Detroit bunting in the fifth inning of the second game. Ralston and Somerlett led Washington with multiple hits, while Ty Cobb returned to action for Detroit, homering in the first game and adding an infield single in the second, though his two hits in eight at bats hurt his batting average.
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Somersett
Washington
Detroit
Cobb
Moyer
McBride
Elberfeld
Milan
Washington Post
Mich
Tigers
Nationals
McAleer
Evans
Otey
Donovan
Erro
Ainsmith
Bill Otey
Dolly Gray
Mullin
Somerlett
Ty Cobb
Tom Jones
Moriarty
Six straight for Sox ends with win over New York
Chicago Americans defeat New York 3 to 0 to extend their streak to six. Lange allowed two hits and fanned 13, retiring the side in the third and sixth innings. Meloan drove in Lord with the winning run in the first, then Lange added a late RBI safety. Lord and Mullen led Chicago with key hits, while Vaughn took the loss for New York.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Americans
Lange
Meloza
Lord
Vaughn
OjDantete
Zeider
tWolter
Chase
Dougherty
Ol Knight
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Mullen
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Payne
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Hemphur Paes
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Bare
Knight
Laporte
Bares
Om Lange
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Meiers
Flen
Sherifan
Detroit Triumphs In Second Game Over Nationals In Six
Detroit plates six runs after a second inning scoreless stretch, edging Washington 6 to 4. Key moments include Milan's first inning single, Moriarty and Somersett works, and a late rally with O’Leary and Mullin contributing. D. Jones, Cobb, and Crawford spark a defensive series with double plays and a critical throw at the plate.
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Lelivelt
Otey
Cobb
Charley O'Leary
Cunningham
Bounder
Tigers
Orey
Donovan
O'Leary
Somersett
Stanage
Gessler
Milan
Muslin
Wiberfeld
Moriarty
Mullin
Davey Jones
Somersott
Nationals
Former G U Boy To Coach Prep Team
Special to The Washington Post Milwaukee Wis Sept 20 Manager Gerald Ripple of Marquette Academy football team hires George Dutcher Milwaukee native and Georgetown star as coach for the prep squad until the varsity returns from Lake Beulah Dutcher scouts 26 candidates at first practice and sees strong potential for a state prep championship contender this fall He will later assist the varsity coaches.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
Gerald Ripple
Marquette Academy
George Dutcher
Georgetown University
Lake Beaulah
Dutcher
Springfield Pennant Triumph in Three I League
Springfield wins the Three I League pennant finishing first from start to finish after opening with ten straight victories. Rock Island narrowed the gap late but Springfield outbatted and outfielded all rivals as the Senators graduate players to higher positions and attendance across the circuit stays strong. Wheeling Central League Club ordered to pay 730 to St Louis Nationals for Player Jewell after a draft dispute dating to 1909.
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Rock Island
Senators
Bloomington
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Commission Today
St. Louis Nationals
Jewell
St. Louis
St Louis
Boston Beats St Louis In Eight Inning Setback
St Louis 9 Boston 5 in second game of series. Ray started for Boston and lasted four innings before Lake relieved. Line shows Truesdale Corriden Stone Wallace Griggs Gardner Hooper Speaker Stall Madden Cicotte with multiple scorers and hits. Game length 1 hour 64 minutes amid misplays.
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Campus fashion items and prices noted for campus shoppers
The item listing presents headpieces and shoes including the PB label. The Campus Omar Soft Hat is priced at 3.00 dollars and Teck Shoes, touted as smart footwear for campus and hall, range from 3.50 to 8.00 dollars.
Baseball Scores and Standings From Early Games
National League standings and results update with teams such as Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn. Scheduling shows games today including Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn with current win loss notes and scattered score lines.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the American Association St Paul lost to Kansas City 4 to 8 and Columbus defeated Louisville 8 to 8 with other results Columbus 8 Indianapolis 7 and Toledo 6. In the Eastern League Jersey City beat Baltimore 7 to 0 and Montreal tied Buffalo 2 to 2. Newark hosted Providence with 10 to 5 in the first game and 4 to 2 in the second. Toronto hosted Rochester 9 to 0. In the Western League Denver defeated Wichita 3 to 2 and Lincoln defeated Des Moines 6 to 0. Topeka beat St Joseph 6 to 3 while Sioux City swept Omaha 9 to 2.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis—Milwaukee
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Jersey City
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Buffalo
Newark
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Toronto
Rochester
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Wichita
Lincoln
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Topeka
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Omaha
Giants In Evening Break Lose First Then Win Second
The Giants drop the first game to St. Louis 5 to 1 then rebound to win the nightcap 3 to 2. Elis homered for New York in the opener as Steele pitched well for St. Louis. In the second game Hauser led St. Louis with a homer and Merkle drove in runs as Mathewson and Zmich matched strong pitching. St. Louis used three Devore runs and Brpdwell and Murray on base to secure the split. Sp special notes on fielding and defensive errors populated the box scores in a lengthy report from a Washington Post wire story filed from Annapolis. St. Johns football practice opened at St. John’s College Annapolis with about twenty players and new coaches B Cech and Harry Ruhl to lead the squad.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
St. John’s College
B. ¥. Cech
Harry Ruhl
Harkness Hit Hard as Philadelphia Beats Cleveland
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 3 to 0 in six innings, Harkness knocked from the box. Demott pitched well for Cleveland, but costly errors aided the visitors. Umpires Dineen and Perrine called a 1 hour 43 minute game.
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Herrmann Seeks All or None on Barnstorming Tours
Cincinnati Sept 20President Herrmann of the Reds and national commission chairman issues a duplicate letter to Business Manager Frank Bancroft arguing major league clubs should take all players on barnstorming tours or none. He cites injustice to noninvited players and warns of minor league trouble. Pittsburgh club and manager Clarke oppose barnstorming. Bancroft rejects involvement.
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District Tennis Tourney Opens at Bachelors Lawn Club
The twenty sixth annual District of Columbia tennis championship begins Monday October 3 on the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club courts near Woodley Road and Cathedral Avenue. Play starts 2 30 daily with defaults for late players. Events include Gentlemen singles doubles and consolation singles with prizes for each competitor. The championship trophy requires three wins to be permanent. Louis J Voyte the current holder defends against the tournament winner under US National Lawn Tennis rules. Entries with fees go to J T Hendrick secretary 716 Fourteenth Street Northwest before noon Saturday October 1.
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Cubs Win Two on Twin Bill At Brooklyn
Chicago took both games 5 to 3 and 3 to 0 in Brooklyn on September 20. Overall tied the season strikeout record with thirteen by fanning. Hummell struck four times. Knetzer pitched in both contests, with Brooklyn’s Evers, Sheckard, Archer, Kling, and others contributing defensively and at the plate.
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Pirates Defeat Boston Twice In Doubleheader
Pittsburg defeats Boston 9 to 2 and 7 to 4, moving into second place in the league race. Key players include Leach, Hyatt, McKechnie, and Leever for Pittsburg, with Frock and Tyler pitching for Boston in the two games.
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Phillies Blank Reds In Pitching Duel 2 to 0
Phillies defeat Reds 2 0 in a pitchers duel as Moore blanks Cincinnati with 28 batters faced and no walks. Dooin two bagger, Bates single drives runs in. Downey error and Titus run support. Also notes Allentown fair racing results with Mary B and Alfreds Todd capturing pacing and trotting purses.
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