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500 COACHING CAREER OF "BIG BOB WALLACE IS 1 TY COBB AGAIN MAGNIFICENT HOCKEY TROPHY r BASEBALL L J tup FOOTBALL MEN CHIEF'STALLINGS SIMONPURE VET hit in Tnn DONATED BYJAS.raUGHTON STANDING OF THX TEAMS. HtAn int iur Ameriean League. W. Pet. Former Yale and Pennsy The MacNaughton silver cup trophy, up- Players sive. At the base and around the Man Whose Boston Braves Are Like Lajole He Has Never Played Philadelphia Only Four Points Behind Leader rymbollc of the championship of the per riin of the cup are designs of pine tl. .7 Poston 77 .(87 In Greatest Demand American Amateur Hockey association cones and snow in The handles relief. Making History Is Georgian on Championship Team Waahlngton 67 .523 in American League Batting which last winter was won by the are ornamented In high relief but tho Detroit CS .519 Cleveland team, la attracting at- bowl Is plain, excep- much massive with the Chiougc 63 .485 New York, Sept. 12. Another not of tention in the window of the Matt tion t f an engraving of a hockey player Poston, Mass., Sept. 12. For Home There has been much said about St. Louis iS .40 Chicago, Sept. 12. Ty Cobb is with- mobilizing being to- Haug Jewelry store In Houghton, The in action, (in the shank of the cup is years Tyrus Cobb und Napoleon lluck- - orders are issued New York 39 .44T in four points of a tie for the hatting In cup Is of :i very interesting design and legend, in relief "James er have monopolized t;ie spotlight the great Larry Lujoie ending his day for tho football coach ready for the CUrtdand 4. .323 leadership of the American league, but gridiron really worthy of its has Trophy," and completely en- umong native CJcorglans in the world baseball career without the satisfac- the initial maneuvers of the interest it National League. three hard hitters art ahead of him, campaign. ull country aroused Prom the keen competition circling the cup beneath the rim is the of useball. Any reference to Georgia on In parts of the tion nnd financial gain of playing YT , and It will take a brisk spurt by the. was not complete unless Tyrus und Pet the turf Is being lined with Ions white a championship club, but l.as it occur- Poston 73 .575 Detroit star again to win for him th tackling erected and Napoleon were mentioned ns products marks; dummies "young" New York 70 .550 championship. Averages published hen-toda- y gymna- of that state. These two birds were red to ou that one of these padded uniforms taken from Chieaco show the three hundred hitter vet- the last word in diamond uffulrs from fellows bus been lingering In tliu big sium lockers and storerooms. Soon St. Louis el .&24 of the league to be: Hoblitzel, Pos- Catoosa County to Trader's Hill, and any of eran and novice will trot out upon the leagues longer than if the rest Pittsburgh .472 ton. 356; Collins, Philadelphia, 352; they certainly deserved ull the prulse graced pennant win- it practice field and tho football coach them and hasn't a Philadelphia 38 .457 Jackson, Cleveland, 352, Cobb, 351; heaped upon them by their fellow clt will come Into his own once again. ning combination? Well, whether it Prooklyn 57 .445 Cree, New York, 332; Speaker, Pos- Izens. you not. Is That he is an Important fac tor In the has occurred to or such the .441 ton, 332; Crawford. Detroit, 329; Pak- Put this yeur the (Seorgia popular Cincinnati popular college sport Is shown by the case and Rhoddy Wallaco of the er. Philadelphia, 323; Mitchell, Wash- lty trust has expanded. Ty und Nap Federal League. fact that more than seventy per cent Prowns Is the man. YT. Pet. ington. 309; Mclnnis, Philadelphia, have been compelled to move over and any one a were of the schools and colleges supporting If of hundred fans IndiaiiMpolls 72 . K09; C. Walker, St. Louis, 308; Four-nle- r, share the limr'jifcht stuff with anotlier longest In big football teams employe one or more asked who has been the CM Chicago, 303. Philadelphia "Cracker," known far and wide as Chicago .540 with coaches In the Individual and collective show, playing practically all tho time .524 269 and Detroit 253 "Pig Chief" Oeorge Stalllngs, manager Prooklyn 66 with lead in club development of the players. In a ma- the fans would name either Lajole or butting. The best home run la of the Iioston Praves. Paltimore 6i .20 hitter jority of cases the coach Is a former Wagner, with the chances favoring old .520 Paker with nine, whilo Malsel, Xeie Today Stallirigs Is as well known cops Puffalo 64 player who pained fame as a gridiron Honus. However, Wallace tho .473 York, has most stolen bases. 56. and equally ns popular among tho fans Kansas City (0 star either the college where he now honors. Here la the real line on tho old Tex IJrwin of Prooklyn, in at as Cobb .or Pucker. unlike St. Ixiuis 33 .40 leads the coaches or some rival university. either Put timers trio. National with 348. Prooklyn, at these two he has not gained his place Pittsburgh il .411 Dalton. Famous Players Sought. Lujoie, born In WoonBocket, Septem 333; Pecker. Philadelphia. 324; Dau-ber- t, among baseball Celebrities as a play f, 187ft, league Players from Institutions that have her broke into the big OAMES. Prooklyn, 322; Magee. Philadel- er (old-time- "declare that Stallings TODAY'S represented u period ofs-m- baseball with the Phillies lute in 189 phia, S17; Grant, New York, 313; Con- beta, f'r was only player at his years by winning elevens are most fre- md.ocru Wagner, born in Carnegie, Pa., Feb nolly, poston. 313; "Wheat. Prooklyn, best). His reputation is based whol Amerieen League. quently In demand the belief ruary 24, 1S74, broke into tho big show 312; Miller. .St. "Louis, 308; Stengel. since ly on his successful work as a ma nag Detroit at Chicago. prevails that ns coach they will incor- with Louisville in the latter part of Prooklyn, 306; Phelan, Chicago, 304; i r. In making over the tall-en- d Praves Cleveland at Ut. Louis. porate system methods U97. Gonzales, Cincinnati. 301; G. Purnsv the same and Into pennant possibility he prove Philadelphia at New York. a Wallace, born In Pittsburgh, Novein New York, 300. In team hatting in their chaws. capability In direction. Poston at Washington. his this In her 4, 1874, had his first engagement in Prooklyn with 270 and New York with At tho present time there are tnoro uddition, he piloted many minor league Naiienai League, five players act the big leagues with the Cleveland Na 263 lead. Saier, with 17, sets the pac than hundred former champions between the years 1S91 and Prooklyn, at Poston. college tlonals in 1894. in home runs nnd G. Burns, with 44, ing as coaches for school and 1909. New York at Philadelphia. And so oii see Rhoddy antedates has most stolen bases. . teams. Eliminating from this list all Born in Atlanta. Chicago at Pittsburgh. more prominent Institutions Wagner three years and Lajole two Leading pitchers of the Americsn but the StallingB will forty-fift- h St. Louis at Cincinnati. reach his years In the big time circuit. He brok league ure Pender. Philadelphia, with of the country an nnabsis shows that next Thursday. Augusta, Oa. Federal Legue. birthday in as it pitcher, but his hitting wus 15 and 2; Leonard, Poston, 19 and 6; players from Ynle and Pennsylvania was place of his He grad Kansas City at Ptttsbnrga. the birth. such that when a chance was found to and Plank. Philadelphia. 13 nnd 6. are most popular as coaches. These Virginia Military In At. Louis at Prooklya. ttated from the move him to another position he was In the National league, James with two universities are tied with fifteen and a course In a Chiuafo at Buffalo. stitute latter took moved. It happened that the third 2 won and 6 games lost, is the each. Dartmouth, Michigan, Prince- Paltimore medical college. It was as IbdisBpolie at Daltliaere. baseman of the Cleveland dub was nnd Rudolph, Boston, 20 and ton, Wisconsin and Chicago follow in a member of the medical school ball taken rick and Wallace filled the gap. ?: and Doak, St. 11 and are the order named and these are close- team that he first donned the spangles. YESTERDAY'S SAME8. Iuls, ly pressed for honors by Lafayette, In another year he was rated along second and third, respectively. He was nn outfielder nnd catcher. His with Jimmy Collins as ;ho third Syracuse, Notre Dame, Vandcrbllt, of star Amerieen Leagu. work attracted the attention tho baseman of all time. William, Ohio, Perm State and Minne- Philadelphia Nationals and ho was 12. CALUMET TEAM DEFEATS Wallace isn't in there every day now, Washington, Sept. Three hits sota. At the foot of the list will bo signed by club In 1887. After that but if it came down to a case of neces- was the best New York could do found some eighty institutions with n the Phillies loaned him to against Washing V--. s sity, as it Is with the runncrsup for tho Shaw yesterday and HECLA IN CLOSE GAME but one or two players who have en- Ktxu which club won the Interna K 4 Toronto, long service title, Wallace would not ton won. R H con- tered the coaching ranks. In this tional league, pennant that year. So New York 00001ino0 2 3 Is be found wanting. As it is Rhoddy nection tho peculiar Stallings finished his first season In Washington .. .0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 x 4 10 GAME THIS AFTERNOON winning breaks In every now and then, Just to WILL shown of Harvard with a professional baseball with a winning POST-SEASO- let people know he's still on the Job Patterles Mcllale. Cole und Swec DECIDE THE eleven for the past few years at the outfit. when duty calls. ney; Shaw and Aliismlth. CONTENDERS. very foot of the tabulation. The next year he wns with tho Wallace Is a great "old man" nnd Chicago, Sept. 12. Consistent hit Yalo and Harvard Rivals. Stockton, Cal., club and In 1SR9 h don't let anyone fool you into thinking ting by Detroit, coupled with nn error C. & H. League Standings. Despite the fact that Yale and Har- played with the champion Oakland by on gave the rello-- )f ye days is Paker and bases balls the w. u ret. widely separated so as put in season of 1S!0 that star olden vard are far club. He the Larruping Larry visitors a victory over Chicago here Ahmeek 9 .633 developing other colleges Prooklyn Nationals, either or the Flying coaches for with the another Dutchman. yesterday. RUE Lake Linden 9 6 .633 an- 1891 t Is concerned the football follower pennant winner, and In he return Detroit 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 14 1 Hubbell 8 6 .671 win- manager ticipated a great battle between the which develoj.ed for the cup last name of the American Amateur ed to California ns of tho Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 10 1 Calumet 8 6 .571 the Nashville team, landing In couching staffs of these two universi- ter, there can be little iiuestiin that Hoi:l ey association. San Jose club. This was Stallings' second Patteties Dauss and Stanage; Hecia 7 7 .R00 manager place the first year nnd winning ties during the present season which but a few eara will elapse In fore It The American Amateur Hockey nsso first season ns a and his team thn Scott. Iathrop, Faber, Russell nnd Portase 2 12 .12 New hockey, away with championship championship the second season. In will culminate In the contest at will represent, to American elation docs not present the cup to the walked the Schnlk, Kuhn. wSan 1S96 he signed ns manager of De Haven on November 21, when the what the famous Stanley cup means to He remained in Jose the next sea the Philadelphia. Sept. 12. For the third Py defeating the Hecla team in a Cleveland team till the annual meet-in,- ', In old league. teams meet in tho new Yale the winter game across the border. son nnd ngaln his team proved a pen troit club the Western time this season Poston and Phila hard-foug- game at the Athletic pnrlc the date of which has not yet been 1S93 charge In 1897-9- 8 he piloted the Philadelphia Howl. In some respects the heal The MacNaui-'hto- cup was made by nnnt winner. In he took delphia yesterday failed to play a game yesterday afternoon, Calumet team Nationals, the coaches of both Harvard and the Whiting Manufacturing company named. of the Augusta, Oa., club and copped the team with which he first to a conclusion. Vmplre Chill stop won a chance to participate in the flag. broke Into fast company. Yale are alike. Both are men of few of J'.rldgeport, Conn. It is solid sliver The New York Athletic club has the (Southern league ped play on account of darkness ntthe post-senso- n series which will decide He returned to Detroit In 1899 and words. When Prank Hinkey was of the loving cui design. asked President Webb for permission Once Detroit Pilot. end of the eighth, with the score tied, the league championship, a series made 1894 1893 Stallings piloted the following year the Totroit club playing end ut Yule he was known as The trophy, not Including its ebony in exhibit the cup at Its clubhouse be- In and to S. R H i: necessary by the fact that three of with Stallings ns manngor became a the the "silent captain." Percy D. Huugh-to- n base, stands Si Inches high. Its bowl fore it Is turned over to the Cleveland Poston 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 8 7 2 league teams will bo tied for iflrst place leading strike-ou- t heaver of tho North- member of tho new A merles n league. who has held the coaching reins at Is lrt inches in diameter and its fall team and It is possible this permission Philadelphia 0 1 3 0 2 2 0 0 8 10 1 after today's game. Hecla was for- ern circuit. In 1901 Stallings had a falling out Harvard for the past few years is al- width, including the handles. Is 'Jl will be granted In advance of the an- Patterles Wood, Pedient. Gregg. R. mally eliminated from the race yester Catcher Frank Snyder, who has been with President Johnson and In conse most n.i chary of speech. lioth, how- nual meeting, because of the Interest Collins and Thomas, Pen-noc- day. Calumet's chance depends upon Inches. doing such sensational work behind quence was barred from the American Carrlan; ever, know football from every smile. bowl is oval, the handles mas- - in hockey that thereby will b created. Push, Shawkey and Lupp. its ability to defeat the Hubbell team The Cardinals, is only twen- league a They nre hard drivers ns they were the bat for the for time. n the contest scheduled for this after ty years old. In 1902 he entered upon a five-ye- players and do not fear to reprimand NOTES. NatferxH League. noon at the Athletic purk. If Jlub-be- ll nants In a row. The Chicago dub un SPORTING EDITOR'S Although a pennant winner, the Pel-to- n contract manager of the Puffalo eandldates for breaches of playing or New York. Sept. 12. New York won wins, that team will enter the der Capt. Anson won the champion of Middle Texas finished team of the Knar em league. During club the w post-Beaa- aeries training rules. Their charges know 1880-1-- recently from Prooklyn yesterday. Ma the son with the Ahmeek ship In Iioston broke the Pitcher "Uube" Oldham, the season $3,000 to. the bad. his five years in the Plson city he won that every man will get u fair chance pitched shut-o- ball, while Schmutr. and Iake Linden teams. The contest string in 1804 and not until 1S91 did purchased by Detroit from Providence Tete Kniseley, who was expected to two pennants, finished twice in second to make the team nnd the final selec- Philadelphia Na- wns hit hard. R H F. starts at 3 o'clock. the Poston club under Frank Selee had n trial with the do a heap of heavy clouting for the place and once In fourth place. 0 0 0 0 7 0 Foley's superb pitching for Calumet tion made In merit alone, on football triple win which carried them tionals In 1912. In Now Prookljn ....0000 00 , start a Cubs, has failed to deliver, liirller Known at "Big Chief. tactics-- Hangh-to- n New x 3 11 1 was largely rcsitonslble for the victory however, Hinkey and through 1SP2 and 1S93. Paltlmere fol- Joe Kvets, the Dubuque second During season 1907 Stalllngs York 20010000 the reason Pete did wonderful work the of yesterday. score was 5 0. widely, these teams late lS!M-?i-- Schmtitz and McCarty: The final to differ but lowed winning in fi under Ned baseman and brother of Johnny P. vers with the stick in the Southern league. wns forced to remain Idle on account Patterles In and play foot Mnthewson and McLean. Calumet won by bunching hits nnd tak November will know Hnnlon. In 1901 Pittsburgh ntnrtod of the Pravvs, is repotted seriously ill Add the name of George Hums to of sickness. This is the only season 'all of highest calibre. Poston. Sept. 12. Poston wen from ing advantage of misplaya on the part . the a pennant chase whic h won three flags with malaria fever. of players who have had the he hns remained Inactive during the the list Philadelphia yesterday of the Hecla players. The game was stopped the Pi- twenty-seve- n after a ninth In n row. New York Jack Martin, once a member of the extreme pleasure of smashing a hom years that he has been a perfect up TRADITION AGAINST GIANTS. 1H04 Inning rally. R H K exhibition to the seventh rates by winning in and the next Yankees and later with the Hoston er with the bases full. The Giant out- in the rime. In the fall of lf07 Stall Poston 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 2- 6 11 1 Inning, with only two or three scatter- three nennants to be captured In suc is making good playing short fielder turned the trick against Prook- lngs applied for a position ns man Ijraves, 0 1 3 0 1 5 !i ed hits on either side. In the seventh Famous Clubs AbU to Win Only went to the Chicago club under - ager of Reds, wns Philadelphia . .0 0 0 11 cession with the Phillies. lyn the other day. the Cincinnati but Norager dropped the third on In Row. i:'3-7-- Crutcher, Strand, Davis. strike Three Times Prank Chance In Ileginning T.ahblC' Maranville of the Praves Middleweight and lightweights have turned down by th officials of that Patterles nnd prophets 'ochehnn and Whaling, Gowdy Rtxey Cullis, allowing him to reach first. Hit Those baseball fan In 1S11 the New York club has won at a .397 clip the call nt the present time. The crop club. He spent the season with New rec-nrr- ts has batted ngainsj the hy Peterson Rompf who base their forecasts on the championships in the and Rums. and scored the run three Ptralght Pirates this year, having produced 23 of heavyweights seems to be getting ark nnd the next yesr signed as pilot singles, of pAst years In 'hltr league hall Pittsburgh, Sept. 12. Pittsburgh-'hlrag- o ner. Two three sacrifices and National league only to lose hits in f.3 times at bat. poorer every year. of the New York Yankees. He ran point nnd fig- game postponed; rnln. a donhle In the ninth inning gave out that all traditions the world's' series each autumn to the Poth Traverse City ami Hoyne City Poxlng bouts may be resumed In fifth In his first season In New York (Hants ti Calumet four more runs. ures nrc against the New York American le:igur representatives. dropped the Michigan Madison Square Garden, New York, and developed a team which landed In Cincinnati, Sept. 12. St. Na- have been from R H B winning the 1M4 pennant In the P.ut one triple win is found In the lengue will under the old management second place the next year. game postponed; lain. Two State league The this winter Calumet 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 I league, Manager John 1911-1- games Sunday. 45 tional t'ndcr league records which go tho season with four cliibn, of the Garden Athletic club. In 2 Stalllngs wns back In club has American llnlsh Hecla 0 0 0 0 0 0O0I 0 4 S J. MetJraw the New York - Man- figures he Is the logical Puffalo. At the close of the 1912 sea back to 1900. In 19i7S- the Detroit Muskegon, Cadillac und Jack Prltton Patterles Foley and Pascoe; Eaton won three pennants in n row. This opponent for Freddie Welsh, the light son, prompted by an ambition to win Federal League. captured Tigers under Hughey Jennings won istee. and Norager. Is the maximum of flags ever will weight champion. claims he pennant in blr league before he Chicago. 0; Puffalo, 12. n I or league banner but in each Tho Pittsburgh Pirates have Prltton the In nny club In either the the hi Prooklyn. 6; 6. succession by In the world's ser- to travel some from now on to keep can make the weight nnd should be retired, ho formed nn alliance whh St. Imls. 'league nnd year was defeated Pittsburgh-Kansa- s post- Minneapolis. 5; 1; National or American league contender, up Fred Clarke's record of finishing in given a chance to regain tho cham James Oaffney for the purchase of the City vame Milwaukee, sec to big league ies by the National poned; ond game. those who pin their faith of Anson. Selee. the first division every season since pionship for your t'ncle Sam. Poston Praves, and last spring he took cold weather. point to the failure Paltlmore-Tndlanapcl- the New York management. ls game post- St. Paul. 1; Kansas City, 9; first rtalm that Hanlon nnd Jennings and the he took charge of the Piratical band. Humor has it that Hal Chase will that club under his The c.iants will not prove the exception to Chance. pood poston poned; ccld wenther. game. machines they built up to win The Duluth club of the Northern pilot the Huff a lo team of the Federal 'Pig Chief" has made In the harebsll n Ammricart St. Paul, 6; Kan Clt), 1; second rule of three. straight pennants and predict that league h is sold Pitcher Cunningham league next season. As manager of and Is now In fair way to annex the Aieoeiitien. si nppenrs bfl borne four 7; The contention to will to the Detroit Tigers and Pitcher the Yankees In 1911 Chase was a good Naflopsl lcagne pennant and perhaps a Minneapolis, 5; Milwaukee, first lame. 1878 no McOrsw end his Oiants fall out by the records for since Ulancke to Toronto. Ulancko la the first baseman. worlds championship. same. Indianapolis, 14; Louisville, 10. club has won more than three pen- -