Controversy Over All Star Trip and Pay Checks
Garry Herrmann acts to halt a recent all star tour after checks issued for the trip tied to a fund. The Cincinnati capitalists own the fund. the commission seeks to recover funds or discipline players who travel. Detroit rumors mention a Chicago series with ten games, possibly undermining the World Series buildup.
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Neem
Crom Cincimat
Herrmann
Herumana
Fletche Credit
Cincinnati
National Commission
Johnson Needs Only Ten Strikeouts Now
George L. Moreland, Pittsburg statistician, rechecked Walter Johnson's year pitching and credits him with 292 strike-outs, six more than prior totals. Johnson could surpass Waddell's record with one strong outing, needing only ten strike-outs after last facing St. Louis where he fanned fourteen. He has not pitched since Thursday week, possibly affecting his bid.
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George L. Moreland
Pittsburg Baseball Statistician
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Waddell
St. Louis
Mixed prospects for Detroit club as young players get look
The article discusses Macksi and Unglaub evaluating young infielders and outfielders for Detroit as the season winds down. It notes the team’s sixth place odds, costs of resting veterans, and potential signings for next year including Newhouse Pollock Mullen and Finneran. Horazdowski, rival to Moyer, and a possible union card under a new players’ association are mentioned.
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Somersett
McAleer
Detroit
Delvers
Akron
Ohia
Nelson
Moyer
St. Louis
Horazdowski
Celts
Mack Seeks Quiet Spot for World Series Prep
Connie Mack and the American League champions have moved to a Jackson Park hotel seven miles from downtown Chicago to avoid noise and callers. Mack hopes to open the series in Philadelphia, believing the winner of the first game likely takes the series.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Chicago Americans
Jackson Park
Stallings Loses Fight as Chase Expected to Take Manager Post
Cleveland reporters confirm an all day inquiry ends with George T. Stallings losing his case against Hal Chase. Frank Farrell and Somers back Chase, with Johnson publicly declaring Chase innocent and Stallings unable to injure his character. Chase expected to assume managerial duties for 1911 with Farrell guiding the club in Cleveland.
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Ban Johnson
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Davis
Hollenden
Arthur Irwin
Cornell in Double Bill for Pennant at American League Park
Cornell faces Philadelphia and New York in a two game double header at American League park to decide the intercity championship. New Yorks Plaw Miller and Bridges will duel Cornell with Buscher In and Noyes behind the plate. Infielders MacDonald Brown Salb Moran and Vaughn and outfielders Marceron Handibee and Phipps make up the local lineup as they seek at least one victory to claim the flag. Philadelphia starts at 2 o clock and St Nicholas of New York plays at 4 15.
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Handibee
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St. Nicholas
Naps Beat Highlanders 7 to 2 In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 2 as Hughes struggled on the mound. Jackson and Easterly each had four hits, Chase and Fisher contributed, and Cleveland built runs through singles doubles and a triple while base running miscues limited extra scores.
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Giants Beat Chicago 6 to 4 in New York Victory
New York defeats Chicago 6 to 4 as Cole’s passes and timely hitting against McIntire fuel the win. Merkle and Tinker star with multiple hits and run production, while Snodgrass and Hofman drive Chicago runs. Game lasted 1 hour 60 minutes at a windy park.
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Phillies Down Pirates In Pitchers Battle 2-1 Victory
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Ferry vs Girard held the key, with Campbell Magee and Leach contributing two-base hits. Stolen bases, errors, and a tight fielding effort marked the slow, tense game lasting about one hour and nineteen minutes.
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Reds Beat Boston in Three Hour Baseball Tilt
Cincinnati defeated Boston 8 to 2 this afternoon. Frock was batted and replaced by Tyler in the first inning. Beebe scattered the locals hits. Scoring features included runs by Shean Goode Bercher Lobert Hoblitzell Miller Clark Downey. Time of game about three hours.
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Football Season Inauguration Promises Open Play Across Camps
Football opens with tests under new rules on campuses from East to West. Carlisle’s 43 0 win over Lebanon Valley pleased fans, while Penn State visits Franklin Field for a notable clash with Pennsylvania. Georgetown Preps show rapid improvement under Dalley as Gonzaga Prep faces the Apaches at 3:30 with many newcomers hoping for top form.
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Gonzaga
Burke's Wildness Costs Brooklyn Nine Runs in Lost Game
Burke held St Louis to two hits in seven innings but walked eleven, and St Louis capitalized to win 6 to 2. Evans and Hummel paced the Brooklyn offense with key hits while Alberts and Burke struggled with control as darkness ended play.
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O'Day
Brennan
Johnson After Mark Bain Forces Idle in Double Header
Washington Post report from St. Louis details rain forcing only one game today in a congested three-game set. Notes on Red Nelson and Walter Johnson tackling the pennant race, plus McAleer’s hope to play three games and the use of two young catchers as Somersett and Conroy remain in roster plans.
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Jimmy MccAleer
Washington
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Red Nelson
Walter Johnson
Akron
Walter
Rube Waddell
Nelson
Football Games Open Season Across East and West
The opening schedule lists numerous college and preparatory matchups. Fenn vé Utalnius travels to Philadelphia. Cornell visits Hobart. Lafayette hosts Bloomsburg. Syracuse meets St Bonaventure in Syracuse. Holy Cross plays Norwich in Worcester. Phillips Exeter clashes with Bates in Exeter. Gettysburg faces Athletic Club in Gettysburg. Dickinson versus Western Reserve in Canton. Williams plays Rensteeler Polytechnic in Williamstown. New Hampshire College hosts Lowell Textile in Durham. Springfield Training School against Minnesota Aggies in Springfield. Rhode Island State meets Massachusetts Aggies in Amherst. Franklin and Marshall battles Williamson School in Lancaster. Virginia battles William and Mary in Charlottesville. Clemson faces Gordon Institute in Clemson. North Carolina Medical College meets Davidson in Charlotte. Minnesota plays Lawrence in Minneapolis. Ohio State versus Otterbein in Columbus. Western Reserve plays Buchiel in Cleveland. Ohio Wesleyan against Findlay in Delaware. St Louis University versus Shurtleff in St Louis.
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Georgetown Football Aides Shuffle Lead to Track Focus
Georgetown officials announce Joliat will assume manager duties with Fitzgerald out, Ka Carter fills secretary post, while TOM SMITH may resign to dedicate spare time to track as captain. Scrimmage reports note Dunn Wigman Fury Craft pace backfield. Costello handles QB duties. Gwenniff named crew captain amid strong play.
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Fletcher Names Players For All Star Exhibition
Detroit sept 2 d a fletcher of podo promoting the disputed all star exhibition baseball series released a list of fifteen players who said they had telegrams agreeing to play include mullin bush stanage and crawford of detroit milan of washington magee of the phila nationals speaker and carrigan of the boston americans leach and gibson of pittsburgh and brown overall kling hofman and evers of the chicago nationals fletcher noted three independents to change and said ten games would be in a large city kittridge buys stake in saginaw club to manage next season saginaw pennant contenders in 1908 1909 now a second division team this year season ends sunday and kittridge will start planning next year.
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