Chicago Wins at South End in Sloppy Battle
Chicago won at South End as a wild first inning and miscues by Brooklyn and Pittsburg sparked a 2-0 score. Beaumont drove in a run with a three base hit, Ritchey added a two-base hit and Sheckard Doyle stole bases as Brooklyn and Pittsburg combined for six strikeouts by Garvin and Falkenberg. Attendance 2500.
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Pittsburg at Boston Two Game Set
Baseball matchups feature Pittsburg visiting Boston for a two game series while Cincinnati heads to New York and St Louis travels to Brooklyn. Chicago eyes Philadelphia in another contest.
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Chicago Wins Final 1908 Game 6 3 at Boston
Chicago, trailing seven innings, rally in the eighth to tie and score three more in the ninth, beating Boston 6 to 3. Malarkey struggled early, then faded as Chicago cashed errors by Aubrey Malarkey and Tenney. Wicker closed strong for the Colts. Slagle, Chance, and Tinker starred for Chicago while Moran homered for Boston in a tense finish.
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Brooklyn Champs Shut Out by Garvin in National League Clash
National League leaders Brooklyn were blanked as Garvin dominated Pittsburg with nine strikeouts and no walks. Falkenberg yielded five hits in a solid showing for Pittsburgh but failed to score.
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Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Promise Liver Help
Ad claims loss of appetite stems from sluggish liver and bile buildup. Pills are described as a tonic to liver function, promising renewed appetite, clearer mind, relief from headache constipation and biliousness in one night. Price 25 cents at druggists signed W F Smith.
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New York Defeats St Louis 12 to 1 in Polo Grounds Exhibition
New York 12, St. Louis 1. Cronin pitched for New York as St Louis faltered after two innings. McFarland struggled with control and New York’s defense backed Cronin to secure the win. Attendance 2700 at Polo Grounds.
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Boston at Detroit
Four NBA matchups listed with Boston visiting Detroit, New York traveling to Cleveland, Philadelphia playing Chicago, and Washington facing St Louis.
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Death of Enoch J. Shaw Former South Boston Representative
Ex representative Enoch J. Shaw died at his Dorchester home on Thursday evening after a period of illness. Born in England in 1861 he moved to South Boston in 1870 and became active in Ward 15 politics. A loyal Democrat he served in the Legislature in 1893 and sat on the public service committee.
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Funeral of Henry Allchuss Resident of Jamaica Plain
The funeral for Henry Allchuss, longtime Jamaica Plain resident, was held from 49 Oakview Terrace with a solemn high mass at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Rev. Father Connolly presided, assisted by Rev. Father Quinn and Walter Quigley as sub-deacon. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. He leaves a widow and two sons.
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Donovans Waterloo Helps Detroit Beat Boston In Pitchers Battle
Detroit and Boston split the series as Cy Young outpitched Wild Bill Donovan in a pitchers duel. Donovan’s costly fifth inning error opened the frame for Detroit’s timely hits, while Young stifled Boston on defense and base hits.
Irish National Club Secretary Martin Odgen Dies at 38
Martin Odgen secretary of the Irish National Club died suddenly at his New York home. He was born in Limerick Ireland thirty eight years ago.
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British Golfers Depart for the West Westward trip begins after three city matches
The British golf team left South station yesterday with G Herbert Windeler and USGA officials observing. Amateur champion Louis N James will lead the squad for a first match Monday at Chicago Golf Club Wheaton against a Western Golf Association selection. Members include H Chandler Gan Walter E Egan Bruce Smith Stewart Stickney R M Hunter and Roswell Mundy.
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Donavan Starred on Offense in Detroit Game
Collins and Bue each hit three bases, Stahl, Freeman and Young added sacrifices. Donvan allowed six walks and Young one, with six left on base for Detroit and ten for Boston. Umpire O Loughlin. Time one hour eighty five minutes. Attendance 2b4.
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Washington and St. Louis Split Twin Bill in St Louis
Washington won the opener 1 to 0 in 15 innings after a late two-base hit and sacrifice, with Powell and Lee pitching well for Washington. St. Louis won the second game 7 to 2 as their offense struck early and consistently, with Orth taking the loss for Washington. Attendance was 3800.
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Cleveland 3, New York 0 in a New York shutout loss
Donahue scattered hits for Cleveland as New York was blanked. Key runs came after McFarland’s error and a Bradley McCarthy double set up Cleveland’s first three runs. Bradley, Lajoie, Hickman and Flick supplied the offense with bases and hits. Chesbro faced Cleveland, Donahue earned the win with strong pitching and a 3187 attendance recorded.
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Patterson Shuts Out Philadelphia as Chicago Romps
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 in front of 2,500 at Chicago. Patterson pitched a masterful game allowing six hits and a shutout. Waddell started strong for Philadelphia, but Chicago capitalized in the sixth with five runs, aided by a triple and several singles. McGeehan relieved and limited Chicago to one more run.
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Dick Welles Sets World One Mile Circular Track Record
Dick Welles won the special match race at Harlem against E. E. Smathers's Grand Opera and established a new world record for one mile on a circular track with a time of 1:87 2-5. Grand Opera trailed throughout as Welles won easily. Observers believed Welles could have reached 1:37 if extended.
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Washington Park
Massachusetts Regiment 38th annual dinner officers named
At the 38th annual dinner of the Fifty second Massachusetts Regiment in Northampton, officers were elected Honorary president Colonel A S Greenleaf Rochester N Y acting president Professor Henry M Whitney Branford Conn vice presidents Edward E Graves and H C Comins of Northampton chaplain Reverend Martin L Williston Barrington R I secretary treasurer H S Gerr Northampton Speakers included Colonel J B Parsons Boston state pension agent and Major D T Remington Boston messenger of the Senate.
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