Athletics Rout Boston 10-6 in Final Series Game
The Athletics defeated the Boston champions 10 to 6 at Huntston Avenue in a high scoring finale. Waddell pitched for Boston while Dineen and Winter handled mound duties for Philadelphia as Collins and Parent fumbled. Holmes and Murphy led the Athletics with multiple hits and power, with Lachance, Seybold, and Murphy driving in key runs to seal the win.
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Dineen
Syracuse
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Parent
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Davis
Knight
Burkett
Seybold
Murphy
Hoffman
Selbach
Bender
Winter
Waddell
Powers
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Highlanders
Young
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Wee
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Grimshaw
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Autoists to Attend Springfield Hill Climb Event
A large group from the city plans to travel to Springfield this morning to participate in or observe the hill climbing. This marks the first official hill test for 1905 cars in the region, with Bay State Automobile Association members attending as officials. The events are well attended and competitive. a dinner will follow hosted by the Springfield Automobile Club for officials and contestants.
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Springfield
Bay State Automobile Association
Springfield Automobile Club
Cleveland Edges Detroit 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
Cleveland reversed the earlier run and shut out Detroit 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. A single a force and Ray's third inning triple produced the lone run as MacIntyre failed to steal in the ninth ending Detroit’s bid. Hickman made a notable catch in the field off Flick.
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Force
Ray
MacIntyre
Crawford
Hickman
New York Beats Washington 6 5 on Late Keeler Home Run
New York won 6 to 5 over Washington in a tight game marked by a late home run from Keeler. Clarkson exited early. Hogg relieved him and pitched well for the home team.
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E Jones
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Conroy
Brooklyn Beats Boston Nationals in Shutout Bid
In a game dominated by sharp fielding the locals held baserunners to keep Boston’s offense in check. Sheckard scored on a first inning sacrifice and homered in the third, while Babb and Bergen added hits as Brooklyn plated three runs. Washer debuted for Brooklyn as Taylor left with a finger injury and Wiltse took the mound.
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Cross
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Lachance
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Waddell
Lynn
Washer
Taylor
Kahoe
Wiltse
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Strang
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Dahlen
Gilbert
Bowerman
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Titus
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Doutlin Toy
Sseason
Thomas and
Bransfield
Old Philadelphia
Dbauswine
Emslie
Tenney's Boston Nationals Fall Short to Brooklyn at Washington Park
National League action sees Tenney's Boston nationals lose 3 to 1 to Brooklyn. Sheckard hits a third inning homer for Brooklyn while Boston strand runners and fail to capitalize with bases loaded in the eighth. Vic Willis starts for Boston, fielding support uneven, with Barclay out and Sharpe replacing Cannell in right. Pop Anson attends as guest of President Iebbers.
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Tenney
Lewis
Batty
Willis
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Bostons
Brooklyns
Vic Willis
Jones
Barclay
Sharpe
Raymer
Pop Anson
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Honest G. O. Taylor Whiskies Sell Through Licensed Dealers
An advertisement extols the honesty of G. O. Taylor Whiskies noting purity natural flavor and aged quality. It states many licensed dealers sell the product with the proprietor’s name on the label and cork. Sealed bottles only and sold by licensed dealers generally.
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G. O. Taylor
New York Beats Philadelphia 8 to 1 in Series Finale
New York won the final game of the series against Philadelphia by a wide margin. Pittinger led the performance as the visitors secured an easy 8 to 1 victory.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pittinger
St. Louis Scores in Opening Inning as Cincinnati Hits Campbell
National note from Cincinnati on April 25 reports St. Louis in the first inning drew a walk and an error to score. Cincinnati pitcher Campbell was easy to hit, limiting the opposition after that brief rally.
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St. Louis
Campbell
AP. Po
Huggins
Sebring
Odwell
Blankenship
Corcoran
Gabe
Bridwell
Schiel
Harper
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Shannon
Smoot
Grady
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Warner
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Klem
St. Joseph Society Plans Field Day in Central Park
St Josephs Catholic Total Abstinence Society has voted to hold a Labor Day field day at Central Park in Waltham. Committees will be appointed immediately to make arrangements.
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ST. Joseph Society
Waltham
St. Joseph's Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Central Park
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