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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
13
The article reviews the heated dispute over Hall of Fame manager Hy Massey Stallings with emphasis on his past Detroit ties, Baltimore deals, and the American League’s handling. It discusses Johnson Farrell and Chase, signals tipping fallout, and the impact on the Highlanders while noting upcoming games and league tensions.
Yale eliminates Yale’s R A Gardner and Yale captain B B Merriman in the first round of individual intercollegiate golf at Manchester Massachusetts. Four Yale players reach the second round while Princeton has two and Harvard and Dartmouth one each. Results include Waldo over Marriott 2-1 and Martin over Standish 1 up 19 holes. Reds sell Roth to Montreal.
New York September 2 furling dispute over Hal Chase captain and George T Stallings manager. Frank J Farrell president of the club announces probe to Cleveland and possible referral to the national commission if charges by Stallings prove true. Farrell denies Chase is appointed manager and says Stallings remains manager while club is overseen by secretary Thomas Davis.
Hal Chase says the dispute with manager Stallings grew over time beginning in Detroit when illness and a leave of absence preceded reports that he deserted the New York club. He recalls a roasts, a tipped hit and run, and later confirmation of Stallings remarks after a Chicago game. Chase claims support from the New York players and notes no word from Farrell.
In the American Association Kansas City beat Milwaukee 7 to 4 while Indianapolis defeated Louisville 2 At Minneapolis rain halted play at the Minneapolis venue and Toledo won 2 0 at Toledo Columbus In the Eastern League Buffalo won 5 at Toronto in the first game and Buffalo took the second 3 to 2 Newark defeated Jersey City 1 to 8 Baltimore won 11 to 2 over Providence and Montreal beat Rochester 3 to 2 In the Western League a misprint or incomplete result lists a draw at St Paul 10 to 10 and another unclear entry for St Joseph with no clear outcome.
Chicago hosts New York and Cincinnati as Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Pittsburg join a full slate. Matches include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Boston with other city pairings noted.
Navy at Annapolis opens practice with 30 veterans and 15 fourth class players. Coach Berrien leads two hours of drills. Key backs Clay and Dalton and fullback Austin show strength as candidates from last year’s squad and new fourth class join the main group.
Washington departs Detroit after two idle days for a three game series in St Louis. McAleer plans to pitch Johnson in the final game. The club aims to end a ten game losing run and snap the slide despite recent reverses. Vanderbilt horse wins abroad in Paris with Manfred taking the Prix Biennial de Maisons-Laffitte.
Chicago and New York split a double header with 5 to 1 scores in both games. Evers and Steinfeldt contributed key hits, while wild pitches by Drucke and control issues by Reulbach shaped the outcomes.
In Philadelphia on Sept 22 Ewing left the mound in the third, allowing Pittsburgh to surge ahead for a 6-5 victory. Kading, formerly of Hauclaire Wisconsin, had three hits including two doubles in his first three at bats, with Teammates Leach Campbell and Bransfield contributing key hits as Pittsburgh built a lead and held off Philadelphia.
Brooklyn fans welcomed St Louis recruit Hearn as Brooklyn hammered him for six runs in a 6 to 3 victory. Scanton allowed seven hits before a late rally, Daubert Homered, Mowrey and Wheat drove in runs, and Coulson added two base hits as Brooklyn outplayed St Louis in the opening game of the final series.
New York edged Cleveland 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Ford bested Ealer. Laporte drove in the first run with a sequence including a pass and two infield hits, while Cleveland tied in the ninth on Callahan’s double and Lajoie’s single. Final: New York 2, Cleveland 1.
In Boston on September 22, the Reds won 4 to 3 in eleven innings, but fell 7 to 5 in the second game called after seven innings due to darkness. Fromme matched Brown in a pitching duel as Boston outhit Cincinnati, with Beck homering for Boston and Mitchell Miller and Graham contributing for Cincinnati.
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