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Washington (70-62) at Philadelphia (67-63)
3 game series
Senators lead 10-7.

Saturday 9/10
Christy Mathewson (17-16, 2.92) vs Tom Hughes (13-16, 3.58)
Washington 15 Philadelphia 5:
Beals Becker 5-5, 2 RBIs. Solly Hofman 2-6, 3 RBIs. Nap Lajoie 3 RBIs.

Monday 9/12
Ed Walsh (19-10, 3.37) vs Jimmy Dygert (8-4, 2.79)
Philadelphia 6 Washington 3:
Buck Herzog 3-4, RBI. Bill Carrigan 2-5, RBI.

Tuesday 9/13
Cy Young (8-9, 3.05) vs Joe Wood (16-11, 2.36)
Philadelphia 12 Washington 5:
Beals Beck 3-5, HR (2), 3 RBIs. John Knight 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Washington (71-64) at Cleveland (59-75)
3 game seriessenators lead 12-7.

Thursday 9/15
Jim St Vrain (18-14, 2.73) vs Jack Coombs (11-18, 4.32)
Cleveland 12 Washington 5:
Art Devlin 2-3, 2 RBIs. Bill Sweeney 2-5, 2 RBIs.

Friday 9/16
Christy Mathewson (18-16, 2.89) vs Louis Drucke (11-19, 4.26)
Cleveland 4 Washington 3:
Jimmy Walsh 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Saturday 9/17
Ed Walsh (19-11, 3.38) vs Roy Witherop (5-8, 2.69).
Cleveland 9 Washington 4:
Dick Bayless 4-5, 2 RBIs.

Washington (71-67) at Detroit (64-76)
Single game series
Detroit leads 13-8.

Monday 9/19
Christy Mathewson (18-17, 2.93) vs Russ Ford (14-13, 3.10)
Detroit 8 Washington 1:
Detroit hands Senators sixth straight loss. John Hummell 3 RBIs.

Washington (71-68) at St Louis (79-62)
3 game series
Browns leads 12-7.

Friday 9/23
Jim St Vrain (18-15, 2.81) vs Joe Lake (18-12, 2.64)
Washington 11 St Louis 10:
Chief Sockalexis 3-5, HR (13), 3 RBIs. Matty McIntyre 2-5, HR, 2 RBIs.

Saturday 9/24
Christy Mathewson (18-18, 3.00) vs Addie Joss (15-16, 2.43)
Washington 8 St Louis 3:
Cy Seymour 2-2, 2 RBIs.

Sunday 9/25
Ed Walsh (19-12, 3.36) vs Bill Donovan (18-13, 3.02)
St Louis 6 Washington 3:
Clyde Milan 3-5, 2 runs. Senators commit 6 errors.

Washington (73-69) at Chicago (66-78)
3 game series
Senators lead 10-9.

Monday 9/26
Cy Young (8-10, 3.24) vs George Kahler (9-16, 3.04)
Washington 6 Chicago 3:
George Moriarty 2-4, HR (6), 4 RBI.s

Tuesday 9/27
Jim St Vrain (18-15, 2.75) vs Red Nelson (10-11, 2.92)
Washington 4 Chicago 0:
Matty McIntyre 3-5, 2 RBIs. Vrain pitches a six hit shut out.

Wednesday 9/28
Christy Mathewson (19-18, 3.00) vs Ed Summers (17-15, 3.20)
Chicago 7 Washington 3:
Zaza Harvey and Tillie Shafer 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (75-70) at New York (75-70)
4 game series
Senators lead 11-7.

Friday 9/30
Ed Walsh (19-13, 3.42) vs Bugs Raymond (16-15, 3.13)
Washington 7 NY 4:
Cy Seymour 2-4, 3 RBIs. Nap Lajoie 3-4. Matty McIntyre 2 RBIs.

Saturday 10/1
Cy Young (9-10, 3.23) vs Bugs Raymond (16-16, 3.18)
NY 9 Washington 6:
Chief Sockalexis 3-5, HR (14), 5 RBIs. Frank Chance 4 RBIs.

Monday 10/3
Jim St Vrain (19-15, 2.67) vs Fred Glade (7-18, 2.91)
Washington 5 NY 2:
Syd Smith 2-4,2 RBIs. Senators score three in ninth.

Tuesday 10/4
Christy Mathewson (19-19, 3.13) vs Chief Bender (23-12, 2.88)
NY 5 Washington 2:
Doc Gessler 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Boston (80-69) at Washington (77-72)
3 game series
Senators lead 12-7.

Wednesday 10/5
Eddie Plank (17-17, 3.05) vs Ed Walsh (20-13, 3.38)
Boston 8 Washington 4:
Frank Baker 3-5, 3 RBIs.

Thursday 10/6
Watty Lee (18-15, 3.35) vs Christy Mathewson (19-20, 3.08)
Boston 6 Washington 4 (10):
Ty Cobb 2-5, 4 RBIs.

Friday 10/7
Rube Kroh (16-8, 3.00) vs Jim St Vrain (20-15, 2.65)
Boston 5 Washington 4 (10):
Red Sox nip Senators in extra innings once again.

Philadelphia (77-75) at Washington (77-75)
2 game series
Senators lead 11-9

Saturday 10/8
Game 1
Joe Wood (21-11, 2.16) vs Ed Walsh (20-14, 3.36)
Philadelphia 8 Washington 2 (15):
Another extra inning loss. Chief Sockalexis HR (15)

Game 2
Jimmy Dygert (10-7, 2.62) vs Cy Young (9-11, 3.30)
Philadelphia 16 Washington 13 (10):
Amos Strunk 2-5, 5 RBIs. Beals Becker 2-6, 4 RBIs.

Finals Standings

American League Standings
	W	L	PCT	GB
St. Louis Browns	84	70	.545	-
Boston Red Sox	83	71	.539	1.0
New York Highlanders	80	74	.519	4.0
Philadelphia Athletics	79	75	.513	5.0
Washington Senators	77	77	.500	7.0
Cleveland Naps	72	82	.468	12.0
Detroit Tigers	71	83	.461	13.0
Chicago White Sox	70	84	.455	14.0

National League Standings
	W	L	PCT	GB
Chicago Cubs	95	59	.617	-
Brooklyn Superbas	93	61	.604	2.0
New York Giants	84	70	.545	11.0
Boston Doves	82	72	.532	13.0
Philadelphia Phillies	79	75	.513	16.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	66	88	.429	29.0
St. Louis Cardinals	65	89	.422	30.0
Cincinnati Reds	52	102	.338	43.0

Finals Leaders

League Leaders AVG T. Cobb - BOS .421 2 E. Collins CHN .399 3 J. Jackson CHN .379 4 V. Campbell NY1 .378 5 N. Lajoie WS1 .370	League Leaders HR 3 tied with 15 1 T. Erwin CHN 15 1 C. Sockalexis WS1 15 1 H. Zimmerman SLN 15 4 T. Cobb BOS 13	League Leaders RBI E. Collins - CHN 147 2 T. Speaker NY1 139 3 J. Doyle BSN 136 4 F. Baker BOS 133 4 2 more tied with 133
League Leaders W M. Brown - BRO 26 2 G. Winter CHN 25 3 C. Bender NYA 24 3 W. Johnson SLA 24 5 2 tied with 22	League Leaders ERA J. Wood - PHA 2.12 2 R. Witherup CLE 2.47 3 P. Ragan SLN 2.53 4 J. Lake SLA 2.55 5 A. Joss SLA 2.63	League Leaders K J. St.Vrain - WS1 181 2 W. Johnson SLA 167 3 J. Wood PHA 160 4 E. Walsh WS1 155 5 N. Rucker PIT 152

News
NL Batting Title Goes to Chicago's Collins
Sunday, October 16th, 1910: Cubs shortstop Eddie Collins hit the cover off the ball all year long and today picked up the National League batting crown. The 23-year-old Collins hit .399 with 7 home runs and 147 RBIs. He also delivered 244 hits, including 34 doubles and 29 triples, played in 150 games and scored 159 runs.

Boston's Cobb Hits .421
Sunday, October 16th, 1910: What a year it was for Boston Red Sox left fielder Ty Cobb, who had to fight the pressure all season long. Few players manage to attain the elite status of a .400 batting average, but Cobb kept his focus the entire season and ended it with a fabulous .421 average.

He totaled 271 hits, 58 doubles, 20 triples, 13 home runs, 122 RBIs and 182 runs scored.

"It was an amazing year. It doesn't get any better than this," Cobb said during a press conference today.

Shutouts
9/14 Nap Rucker (Pittsburgh) 4-0 over Giants.
9/16 Doc White (Cincinnati) 7-0 over Brooklyn.
9/18 Rube Kroh (Red Sox) 6-0 over White Sox.
9/20 Eddie Plank (Red Sox ) 18-0 over Browns.
9/24 Jack Harper (Cardinals) 4-0 over Brooklyn.
9/27 Jim St Vrain (Washington) 4-0 over White Sox.
9/27 Cy Falkenberg (Giants) 18-0 over Cincinnati.
9/29 Rube Waddell (Brooklyn) 9-0 over Pittsburgh.
10/4 George Chalmers (Cardinals) 4-0 over Pittsburgh.

Draft Pool
NABL News: Draft Pool Revealed
Sunday, October 2nd, 1910: For the entrants in this year's rookie draft, released today by the league, the possibilities are endless. Some will immediately seize their opportunity to play in the bigs with a venom, doggedly working their way up through the system to arrive on the pro circuit in three to five years, if they are lucky. Others will struggle, have their hopes dashed, reborn and dashed again, all the while not fully giving up on the dream. Still others will take each day as it comes, while not losing sight of the end-game. They will figure it out, quietly work their way into the professional ranks and have solid, if not spectacular careers in North American BaseBall League. At any rate, teams now can scout the draft pool for the next 30 days.

The top players available (in no particular order) seem to be:
1. Claude Hendrix, 21 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
2. Earl Hamilton, 19 year-old starting pitcher out of high-school.
3. Hub Perdue, 28 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
4. Tilly Walker, 23 year-old left fielder out of college.
5. Larry Cheney, 24 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
6. Pete Alexander, 23 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
7. Buck O'Brien, 28 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
8. Vean Gregg, 25 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
9. George Burns, 20 year-old left fielder out of college.
10. Hank Robinson, 23 year-old starting pitcher out of college.