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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

52

Athletics Lose and Win in Uneven Track Meet

A mistyped account shows Troy as a key competitor with multiple runners, including Purtell, contributing to final scores. Names appear jumbled but indicate a clash between teams, with several athletes earning points and others being sidelined by substitutions or injuries.

Chicago at Philadelphia and more League games this Thursday

The American League schedule lists Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston, and New York at Pittsburg among Thursday games. Box scores show players like Kern, Sheridon, and Altizer contributing in various lineups as teams chase leads and wins.

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Cubs Ex-Catcher John King Applauds Pennant Exit

Former Cubs catcher John King expresses satisfaction over Kansas City and Pittsburg eliminating his old team from pennant contention. The quote reflects Chicago revenge sentiment as the season begins and Pittsburg succeeds while New York is cited in passing.

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Naps Walked Backed by McBride in 2 Baseball Wins

In a twin bill, Naps beat Zansville 2 to 1 then 7 to 5 with strong defense by McBride and Walker’s pitching. Walker fanned seven, Mitchell and Schaefer delivered key hits, and Leahy’s late rallies sealed both games as Cleveland staved off earlier threats.

McBride's sensational two game fielding display dominates day

George McBride starred with five remarkable plays in one afternoon as he wowed on the Trange grounds. His one handed catches and quick throws, plus Walker's pitching strength and Ebaging's catching form, added a new highlight to a day packed with standout defensive and pitching performances.

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Tigers Rally to Top Red Sox in Doubleheader Sweep

Detroit defeats Boston in both games of a doubleheader as Kilian and Kuban pace the mound work. Crawford and Crawford drive in runs while Crawford homers, lifting Detroit to a decisive pair of victories and widening their pennant lead. Staht suffers a head injury but leaves the game, and Robison’s pitching helps seal the wins.

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Electric car makers in Washington show strong order lines

IN THE AUTOMOBILE WORLD reports Winch Lang Carriage Co will base in Washington with Water Sales Co as HQ. Kilting, an expert, returns from New York to oversee Lang electrics as the road scene expands in the South. The article lists industry folks and expected entrants for a forthcoming parade and endurance run, noting Chicago Motors and Franklin team plans and a large Washington Chamber of Commerce presence.

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Windy Innings Power Cats Lose Lead in Sloppy Defeat

In a erratic game, Winchell started for the home team but was relieved after a string of miscues by Goode and Birougham allowed six runs in the first. Lajoie tripled with two out, muffed plays and wild throws followed as Falkenberg left with the score 6-6. Stark, Netzel, and Schaefer produced late offense but the visitors held the lead.

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Yankees Trim Browns Twice on York September 8

Yankees defeat the Browns in two games at York 5 to 3 and 1 to 0. Both contests featured New York’s dominance with the visitors outhitting and outplaying St Louis at key moments. There were numerous safeties and pitching details noted, including late-game performances and defensive plays shaping the outcomes.

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Watcher Bill Rapp Out for Fall Games

Minneap olis watcher Bill Rapp is injured and will not participate in any games this fall. Jerry Downs will not report here this fall, living in the far West. He did not find it worthwhile to travel for a few games and sent word explaining the situation to Canton.

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Cubs Congratulate Pirates on National League Pennant

A Chicago National League club leader extends heartfelt congratulations to Pittsburgh manager Clarke and all Pirates players for winning the 1999 National League pennant. The letter wishes success in securing the World Series title and honors the Pennant winners.

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Store closes at 4 pm for Floral Parade viewing

The store will close at 4pm today to give employees and customers a chance to see the Floral Parade. Shop early to avoid crowds and ensure purchases before closing.

Whose Letters Spark American League Signal Scandal

The American League president contemplates action after letters alleging sign stealing by Detroit and Washington players surface. Fans demand a thorough probe as reports tie Yankees to tipping signals, with Chicago and Detroit papers weighing the scandal's scope and possible penalties.

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Pittsburg World Series Plans Spark Baseball Row

National Commission orders precautionary measures against ticket scalping as Pittsburg hosts a two city World Series with Detroit or Philadelphia. The body fines Chicago club 500 pounds after a protest by Toronto, citing President Murphy’s alleged player poaching. Umpires from both leagues chosen, with games set October 8 to 14 and potential seventh game rules clarified.

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Court Sees Mr Murphy Fined For Club Damages

A telegram recounts a dispute at the club where Mr Murphy faced a heavy fine and implied civil inquiry over damages. The action centers on alleged rule violations and penalties assessed by a Chicago club, with a concerning conclusion about baseball law and custom.

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Teams to Go to Coast for Pacific Coast Trip

Philadelphia Amed a league team with Con rie Wack and an all star National League squad led by Frank Bancroft depart Chicago October 9 for a weeks tour of Omaha Denver Salt Lake City and San Francisco. One squad visits Los Angeles for a week while the other plays San Francisco. They reunite in San Francisco for a five week seplear season with five games weekly alternating between Oakland and San Francisco.

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