Doves Rally to Beat Giants in Extra Innings
In a tense 11th inning showdown the Doves dethroned McGraw's Giants 7 6 after Kelley drove a decisive homer in the 10th and Tenney misplayed a key ball. Ferguson and Wiltse struggled for New York while Lindaman faltered late for Boston, with a sharp defensive showing from Dahlen Beaumont Bowerman Bridwell and Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Wiltse
J. Kelley
Doves
McGraw
Giants
Boston
Fred Tenney
Cecil Ferguson
Lindaman
Ritchey
Christy Mathewson
Christy
Joe Kelley
Kel
Mike Donlin
New York
Copley Square
Tenney
Bresnahan
Fred
Dahlen
Beaumont
Bowerman
Bridwell
Seymour
Ferguson
Devlin
Nicklin
Shannon
Sweeney
Wiltie
Brid
Lindy
Dovlin
Kelley
Roger
Browne
C. F
E. Bates
Oe Sweeney
I Young
Washington
Chicago
R T
Detroit
P . Weer
St. Louis Ewe
Malarkey
Sescees
Sane
Philadelphia Sane
Cvscecsse
Bates
Young
Donlin
Tindaman
Emslie
CY Young Guides Red Sox to Victory in Tight Win
Boston wins behind strong team hitting and aggressive baserunning. McConnell steals the show with three bases and Thoney scores on Lord’s sacrifice. Gessler also contributes a string of hits as Chase shines in the field for the Highlanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CY Young
RED Sox
New York at Boston and Other Team Matchups
A set of baseball games lists New York at Boston, St Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Each pairing represents upcoming matchups with teams seeking wins and standings impact. The schedule reflects cross city rivalries across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Y. Il
New York
Conee Ees
Pat Ceeeseeeel
Vermvine Seeveeusee
Chicago
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
George's Tailor Parlors Promotes Custom Gentlemen's Wear
The shop at 14 Summer Street proclaims 1800 top tailors supplying misfit garments with unique patterns not found in Boston. Prices range from 12 to 35 for suits and coats, with custom pieces from New York makers and free alterations. Open Saturday night on Bar Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s
Summer St
34Th St
15Th St
Boston
New York
Phila
George’s Tailor
Summer Street
America
Pierson
Wall St
Vickers
Broadway
N. Y
Raymond & Sons
5Th Av
Prince Albert
Vienna
Curtis of
Sthaw
George’s Tailor Parlors
Washington ST
Cy Young Stirs New York as Boston Wins 5 1
Cy Young directs pitching for Boston as Lou Criger behind the plate leads the effort. Jim McGuire’s hitters lose sight of the ball as New York is outpitched and outfielded, yielding a 5 to 1 Boston victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cy” Young
Louie Criger
Bostons
Jim McGuire
McConnell
Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn Three to One in National Play
Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 3 to 1 as Ritchie limited hits and Donovan’s men struggled. Brooklyn’s defense committed errors while Philadelphia secured a third straight victory in the National League clash at Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphians
Donovan
Ritchie
Pittsburg Wins In Ninth Inning On Beavers Error Play
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 2 to 0 in Chicago as Becker's bunt bunt ruling causes dispute, Pfeister walks, and O Connor and Wagner drive in two runs. Chicago fails to score after two errors and a wild pause in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Becker
Pfeister
O’connor
Wagner
Leach
Clarke
Abbaticchio
Swacina
Wilson
Gibson
Camnitz
aPhelps
Bo’connor
Leitfeld
AB. Slagle
Me Sheckard
Editorial on presidential candidate selection and theatre headlines
A verbose midwestern editorial details Denton T. Young of Paoli Ohio as the preferred presidential candidate, lampoons Taft and Bryan, and mocks ballot politics. It references McGraw McGann, Othello casting, French riot on Boulevard des Lemons, and light absurdities about a buttercups society with Uncle Bunk as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denton T. Young
Paoli
Bill Bryan
Big Bill Taft
T. the Terrible
Denton
Era
Herr Conried
Jaques Johnsogne
Thomas Barries
Boulevard Des Lemons
Anna
Gould
Bunk
Buttercups Association
Uncle Bunk
Uncle Bank
Rube Waddell Seen Quaffing Vanilla Soda
Noted pitcher Rube Waddell was sighted drinking a vanilla soda during an event with eager fans gathering nearby. Details of the sighting are promised in later reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Waddell
Personal Notes Mentioning Frank Bower Mann and Roger Bresnahan
The item mentions Frank Bower Mann inventing the soul kiss to express affection for Roger Bresnahan. It notes Jawn McGraw remains welcome in the city and expresses sympathy for Tom Sharkey in bereavement. It comments on Silk O Loughlin’s voice likened to falling nails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowerman
Roger Bresnahan
Jawn McGraw
Tom Sharkey
Silk O'Loughlin
Ames
Society Notes Glove Affair Delights Brotherly Love Elite
Mr Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia and Mr Robert Fitzsimmons will delight the elite of Brotherly Love with an 8 o clock mix. It will be a glove affair. Dr Green the famed surgeon with the Boston American team will be unable to deliver his lecture on Wrist Sprains due to time and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Robert Fitzsimmons
Drexel
Jim Barry
Green
Boston American
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Senator Tillman Seeks Heavyweight Bout in Senate Training
Senator Tillman complains heavyweights are scarce in the Senate and vows to leave training if he cannot secure a bout soon. He voices frustration over the lack of rival opposition to spar with in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Senate
London boxing flare as Burns taunts Johnson arrival
Special from London reports Thomas Burns railing at Jim Johnson over boxing disputes. Burns declares deportation threats and hints at a Paris bout offer worth millions, while he presses for a large purse and American return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Soakem
Pane
Panhdon
Thomas Burns
Johnson
Paris
America
Harvard Lucky In Winning
Harvard edged Exeter 4 3 in a tense game as Harvard’s batting slump hurt late scoring chances. Brennan started for Harvard while McHale contributed a three base hit in the eighth, but teammates failed to drive him home. McHale, Unglaub, and Cy Labored on defense and offense as Boston teams showed improvement ahead of the next matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Young
Tenney
Bowerman
Devlin
Mike Devlin
Browne
Beaumont
Cyrus
Johnnie Bates
Young
Bresnahan
John Harvard
Exeter
Harvard
Brennan
Unglaub's Three Baggers Sparked Early Lead in Boston Win
Unglaub opened with a three bagger to left center while Wagner advanced on Elberfeld's error. New York plated a fifth inning run on Conroy Kleinow and Stahl but Doyle steadied the Boston defense as Puritans pulled away in the later innings. McHale's seventh inning single sparked renewed Boston pressure as Unglaub's line drive nearly hit the pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cnes
Lord
McConnell
Gessler
R. F
McHale
Seen Wagner
Nee - Criger
C Tee
Seeeenves
Young
Ceves
POE
Niles
Serena
Keeler
Hemphill
BEAL
Elberfeld
Chase
Ewes
Etna
Moriarity
Conroy
Kleinow
Lake
Ener Doyle
P. Snes
Stahl - Pees
Terete Seeene
New York
Doyle
Sheridan
Unglaub
Wagner
Criger
Stahl
Stolen bases and errors mark Detroit Chi clash
Detroit and Chicago players reach base on balls and errors as MelIntyre Schaefer and Dougherty rally. Tannehill turns a double play with Donahue, while Slever and White fan batters. Umpire O Loughlin presides over a 1h 40m game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
White
Siever
McIntyre
Schaefer
Atz
Chicagi
Dougherty
Jones
Davis
Anderson
R Donohue
Tannehill
Sullivan
Peeewnee
MelIntyre
Lissecvees
Crawford
Cobb
Rossminn
Coughlin
Payne
O'Leary
S Siever
aMullin
Bo Thomas
Donahue
Chicago
Slever
Ume Pire
O’ Loughlin
Cleveland Beats St Louis 6 to 3 in Nine Innings
Cleveland bats Petty all over the field to defeat St Louis 6 to 3. Hinchman and N Clarke key with multiple hits and a three base hit by Hoffman. Pelty allows 6 runs in 8 innings as Criss and Rhoades also figure in the pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Petty
Hinchman
N. Clarke
Stephens
Lioths
Ferris
Wiliams
Stovall
Hoffman
Stone
Bradley
Nill
Rhoades
J. Clarke
Wallace
Williams
Criss
Pelty
Evans
Eisatsrese AB
Lajoie
Birmingham
Ft Rhoades
Woubig
Caine
Jones
C. Fee
T. Jones
Spencer
Philadelphia Defeats Washington 3 to 2 In Seventh Inning
Philadelphia edges Washington 3 to 2 with all runs scoring in the seventh. Dygert fanned 10 as hits came from Schreck Coombs and Oldring. Two-base hits by Coombs and Clymer. Stolen bases by Hartsel Nicholls Milan. Double plays turned by Nicholls-Davis and Schreck-Nichola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
AB Knabe
E. Grant
Titus
Licsweeeseeess
Magee
Osborne
C. Licceseeees
Branefield
Wen
Doolin
Dooin
Sue
Richie
Brooklyn
Pattee
Maloney
Lumley
WY. L
Jordan
Isheehan
Wewee
Hummell
Lewis
Ritter
aBureh
Ener
Pastorius
Snes
Bergen
Alperman
Bennee Wenee
Neemene Neneene Bell
Brooklynee Ween
Bell
Grant
Bransfield
Knabe
Harvard
Bamitas
A.E
Ry E. McCall
Kiley
Briggs
White
Simons
Lewis Lf
Harvey
Grattan
Dana
Dunn c. Veel
Currier
Exiig
Craig
Pounds
R.f
Lyneh R
Food
Keefee
Wingate, ¢.F
Brennan, P
Barnes P
tWa Ish
Harvard Thee
Exeter
Etre
McCall
Lewis Dunn
Wingate
Tewis
Barnes
Brennan
Connolly
Washington
Delehanty
Schreck
Coombs
Oldring
Dygert
McBride
Shipke
Clymer
Hartsel
Nicholls
Milan
Davis
Nichola
Murphy
Ena Ene
Cates
Dotanaes
AB. R
A. E. Hartsel
R. Furcceveve & Freeman
Warner
Seecenes Shipke
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’graw
Boston Nationals
Paul H. Shannon
Young Cy
Joe
Rey
1 Young
Yankees
Hal
Thoney
Highlanders
Laporte
Schulte
Tinker
Evers
Steinfeldt
Chance
Bill Squires
Lillian Russell
Bob Emslie
New York Giants
Children’s
Burns
L. P. Hollander & CO
S. R. Hollander
Boylston Street
McelIntyre
Donohue
Jon
Portsmouth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!