Police Athletic Association formed by New York officers prompts strong athletic links
New York police officers form the Police Athletic Association to boost fitness and arrange games. Patrolman J J Hickey leads with vice president John J Flanagan, famed hammer thrower, and members include Bernard Doherty George Mahoney Melleni Stickney Jr James Connelly and others with notable past records in jumping running boxing and rowing. They envision cross city competitions and a strong rowing section with ex league players and scorers.
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New York
Police Department
Police Athletic Association
J. J. Hickey
John J. Flannagan
Boston
Bernard Doherty
Doherty
George Mahoney
Georgetown University
Melleni Stickney, Jr
Bates College
Tommy Connelly
America
Back Bay
John Jackson
New England
Mahoney
James M. Breen
South Boston
Lawrence, Mass
James H. Jacobs
East Boston
John D. McCarthy
Charlestown
W. E. Lutz
Fred Breauer
Station 5
Michael Reagan
West End Bast
George Mitchell
Shawmuts
James W. Gammon
Jeffries Point
Henry M. Nash
City Point A. A
Joseph Whitehead
Joseph Maguire
Jack Lampe
Division 68
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Boston Nationals
Thomas Smith
Station 9
Boston Must Hustle 10 Play Off Games
Boston faces 74 remaining games including 17 double headers with nine abroad and eight at home as Washington, St. Louis, Chicago and New York clash loom. Schedule shifts possible to avoid multi day slogs in Washington. Home dates include St. Louis and Chicago matchups with postponed games listed.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Collins
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Gossip of the Chelsea boxing scene and upcoming fights
The article defends Chelsea boxing club integrity amid New York Telegraph criticism. It notes upcoming bouts for Harry Edels in Thornton and George Ashley, Jimmy Briggs contests in Philadelphia and Bellows Falls, and plans for Matty Baldwin and Billy Hamilton stablemates. Chester Goodwin seeks a 122 pound title shot against Rouse O'Brien with hopes of Chelsea Labor Day attendance.
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Douglas A. C
Chelsea
New York Telegraph
Telegraph
Butters
New York
Chelsean
Abe Attell
Nelson
Boston
Harry Edels
Thornton
Providence
George Ashley
Fall River
Edels
Ashley
Blink Poe
Bellows Falls
Dela
McCloskey
Blink
Jimmy Briggs
Unk Russell
Philadelphia
Arthur Cote
Cote
Billy Hamilton
Matty Baldwin
New England
Hamilton
Matty
Harry Lewis
Chester Goodwin
Rouse O’brien
Chester
Rouse
South Boston
Chelsea Labor Day
Old Ball Player Decker Committed for Homicidal Mania
George Decker once a top first baseman with the Chicago Nationals from 1892 to 1897 was committed to Patten State Hospital in Los Angeles for homicidal mania. Born June 1 1869 in Fairbury Nebraska he began pro play in 1888 in Los Angeles and later joined Joliet in 1892.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Decker
State Hospital
Patten
Chicago
Anson
Decker
Fairbury
Joliet
Sports matchups listed for St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia
NBA held schedule shows St. Louis vs Boston Chicago facing Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York with multiple city pairings on the card.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
ST. Louis
ADS
St Louis Sewer
Ee Ee
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago in Extra Innings
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in the lh inning on Harry Davis home run. Donohue argues with umpire Connor, is escorted off by police, then confronts McCarthy after the game, prompting a clash. Davis, Hartsel lead with key hits as Bender and Altrock solid on the mound. attendance 5490.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Harry Davis
Hartsel
Donohue
Connor
McCarthy
Phiadelphia
G. Davis
Murphy
Schreck
Green
Knight
Jones
Lord
Bender
H. Davis
Sullivan
Holmes
Altrock
Isbell
Henley
sgCarthy and
E Hartsel
H Davis
Esas
Cross
Eeeerer
Seybold
Serene
Eeeresenenes Knight
Seer
PO Green
Eeene Jones
G Davis
Callahan
Boston Fans Pin Hopes on Two Cy Youngs in Race
The Post presents Boston hope with Little Cy Young of the Tenney squad and Old Cy Young of the Collins team. Little Cy has 13 wins, 8 losses, and recently beat Pittsburgh 8 to 1, while Big Cy owns 7 wins and 13 losses after 15 major league seasons.
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Horner
Big CY Young
Chadbourne
Little CY Young
Boston
Collins
Tenney
Pittsburg
Collings
Big Cy
Youngs
Little Cy
Old Cy
Washington 4 Detroit 0 in American League game
Washington tops Detroit 4 0 as Detroit fails to hit Hughes with men on base. Anderson and Stahl lead with power while Donovan exits after eighth inning due to ball issue. Umpire O Loughlin oversees as Justis relieves. Attendance noted. page continues with other sports.
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Washington
Detroit Today
Hughes
Barrett
Detroit
Donovan
Justis
Anderson
Jones
Stahl
Huelsman
Drill
Cassidy
O’ Loughlin
Cooley
New York Defeats Cleveland 8-2 in Sunny Tilt
Orth pitched an excellent game for New York as Moore's errors put the home team ahead in the fifth inning. Four sensational fielding plays stood out with Chase Dougherty and Flick making contortionist catches including Flick lying on his back to grab a ball.
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New York
Orth
Moore
Cleveland
Chase
Dougherty
Flick
AB. A. Wonpof
Bbs
Sss
Ae “ Keeler
Elberfeld
Eereeeeenes
Eigarigae
Williams
Ereeeeseare
Fultz, Co. Salieraera Sien Ce Klk Chase
Eereeee Esses
Ort McGuire
Eeseeeseess Totelh Sauacwsse Gases
Bradley
Keeler
Ugherty
Sheridan
Gas Board Reduces Charlestown Gas Price to 90 Cents
Gas commissioners ordered Charlestown Gas and Electric Company to cut the price of gas from one dollar to 90 cents per 1000 cubic feet. Daily tests will accompany the new rate.
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GAS Board
Charlestown
Anson bans baseball for Chicago city workers
Cap Anson city clerk of Chicago issued a strict ban on baseball for department staff. He declared any attache missing work to watch the national pastime will be fined. He docked John Maloney thirty nine dollars from last month’s pay for leaving to see White Sox and Chicago Nationals.
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Chicago
Cap’ Anson
Adrian Constantine Anson
Pop
John Maloney
White Sox
Chicago Nationals
Maloney
City Recorder’s
M'Lean to Ride With Mettling in Postponed Race
Owing to rain the 40 mile motor paced race at Revere track was moved to next Saturday. Floyd Mc Farland of California was to ride against James Moran, Harry Caldwell and Louis Mettling but will race at Vailsburg instead due to a prior engagement. Hugh McLean, world champion, will now team with Louis Mettling. A one mile invitation handicap will also be held, with amateurs turning professional for their first race.
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Revere
Floyd McFarland
California
James Moran
Harry Caldwell
Louis Mettling
Vailsburg
McFarland
Hugh McLean
Jamaica Plain
Pat Logan
Pat Keegan
Menus Bedell
Colombians and West Indians Unite in Panama Labor Arrival
On August 1 four hundred Carta Genia contract canal laborers arrive at Colon with more expected. This marks the first sign of reconciliation between Colombia and Panama. Two hundred West Indian laborers have also reached Colon to work on the canal project.
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Colon
Colombia
Panama
Nationals Defeat St Louis 10 to 4 in Easy Fashion
Boston Nationals overwhelmed the St Louis Cardinals 10 to 4. Tenney led with three singles and a double, Abbaticchio and Raymer delivered key hits including triples, and Fraser pitched well through five innings before a late rally. St Louis scored three in the sixth and one in the ninth, but Boston held the lead throughout.
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Aaa Louis
Boston Naonals
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Young Thielman
Tenney
Lauterborn
Burke
Abbaticchio
Raymer
Arndt
Cannell
Dolan
Smoot
Moran
Delehanty
Beckley
Baseball scores from Boston Chicago games and others
National section lists matchups Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St Louis with Cincinnati box score details. Hitting highlights include two base hits by Overall Seymour Bresnahan McGann Kwelley Brown Huggins. Pitching notes show Overall and Taylor with eight walks each and 2 hit by pitch. Attendance recorded as 2422.
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Cincinnati
New York
Taylor
NEW York Be FC
Brown
Donlin
McGann
Mertes
Strang
Devlin
Gilbert
Bresnahan
Eeresereee Taylor
Cincinnati BH. PO
Huggins
Eereee Kelley
Boston
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
O. Tee
ODF
Seymour
Kwelley
Mertes Kelley
Corcoran
Schlei
Street
Phillies Rally To Defeat Chicago In Eleven Innings
The Phillies overcame a 5 0 lead by Chicago to force a tie in the ninth and win in the 11th on Kru ger's three bagger and Dooin's sacrifice fly. Dooin, Kruger, Gleason, and Tinker sparkled with timely hits as Sparks and Weimer kept Philadelphia in contention. Attendance reached 8500 with a 2h 10m game time.
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Chicago
Weimer
Kruger
Dooin
Sparks
Corridon
Philadelphia
Pole
Pittinger
Casey
Maloney
Courtney
Tinker
Gleason
Schulte
Chance
Hoffman
Ballswine
B. BH. PO
A. E. Thomas
C. F
Titus
R Fee
Magee
Bransfield
Wees
Doolin Ss
Kruger, Sp
Dooin c . Ee
Orridon P
Kling
Welmer
McCarthy
Barrett's Union Trust Co Offer Accepted
Samuel W. McCall and Charles F. Choate Jr receivers of Union Trust Co were authorized by Judge Barker to accept Barrett's offer to advance about 111770 40 to receivers plus 67567 23 on hand to pay a final full dividend to non deferred depositors The offer requires Barrett to receive remaining assets and manage collection.
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Samuel W. McCall
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Union Trust Company
Barker
Supreme Court
William E. Barrett
Barrett
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