YB263 1909

Mahley Division			W	L	GB		McCorkindale Division		W		L		GB
So. Starrucca	Ainspans	98		56	…	Bergen		Barflies		88		66		…
Cleveland	Spiders	85		69	13.0	Cleveland		Naps		87		67		1.0
Hyde Park	Vitamen	49		105	49.0	Bradenton		Buckeyes		83		71		5.0
Long Island	Islanders	37		117	61.0	Mexicali		Mallards		69		85		19.0

Kirwin Division		W		L	GB	Seitz Division				W		L		GB
Mimosa	Mirthmakers	96		58	…	Buffalo		Mules		86		68		…
Grand Rapids	Wolverines	92		62	4.0	Turin		Mountaineers		79		75		4.0
Waukesha	Freemen	85		69	11.0	London		Tecumsehs		66		88		20.0
Pittsburgh	Rebels	79		75	17.0	Hereford		Highlanders		53		101		33.0

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Larry Smith –

Gerry Hobbs – (Reporting a series between his Cleveland Naps and Bob Wood’s Bradenton Buckeyes)

The runners take their lead ... he brings it home ... popped a mile high ... the runners are moving;

Wood moves under it ... and it hits him right on top of the head! ... the ball rolls away

it's all over! ... TENNEY scores

Buckeyes 1, Naps 2

Bob Wood - Old Woody Wood - always using his head ....

Al Keefer (reporting on a Waukesha-Mexicali series) –

Game #2: This was one to remember as both pitchers were on their games. Addie Joss threw 17 innings of no-hit ball for Waukesha, while the Mallards' Lew Moren went 15 innings, giving up 4 hits and 7 walks, but 0 runs. He was helped by the Mallard catcher, Boss Schmidt, who threw out 7 of 8 Freemen trying to steal. Suggs came on to pitch for Mexicali in the 15th and pitched into the 18th, not allowing a run. When the Mallards came to bat in the bottom of the 18^th, Dougherty reached on a Honus Wagner error, and Frank Chance (followed with) the Mallards first and only hit of the game, a run scoring triple, for a 1-0 Mexicali win.

WP-Suggs (3-0) LP-Joss (15-3)

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World Series – Mimosa defeated Buffalo 4 games to 2.