National League Games Today Amid Busy Schedule
National League matchups feature Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Baltimore at Washington Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Louisville Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with several key rivalries on tap today.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Hiladelphia
New York
Altimore
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louisville
Pittaburgs
Cincinnati
Brooklyn and Boston battle to end in tight finish
Two games remain at the South grounds between Brooklyn and the Boston champions as both clubs fight to control the pennant. Brooklyn holds five wins to Boston's four in their nine prior battles, with looming home games and a potential swing if Boston wins two and tightens the race. The stand is a near two-team duel with Philadelphia and Baltimore looming as challengers in a season shaping up to a dramatic finish.
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South Grounds
Brooklyna
Boston
Leaslers
Lily
Brooklyn
Eston
Tane
Beaton
Ag Athe
Louisville
Cincinnati
Bostons
Baltimore
Nist
Hanlon
Gaturyr
Pions
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
T. Louis
Cinnati
T West
Las Fe Tia
Orphans Rally and Falter in Wild Chicago Cleveland Game
The Orphans won and lost in a wild Chicago Cleveland game marked by Chicago’s loose play and seven hits in a late rally. Mertes delivered a key hit as Schmidt struggled to contain the assault. Dowd Cunningham pitched well for Louisville with strong defense backing him. Ryan and Dexter left the field injured. Attendance reached 9,600 as the nine battled for the nine.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Coares
Ryan
Dexter
Boston and Attleboro in a tight baseball clash
In North and East Attleboro the old Boston favorite Farrell chose not to sign as timing umpire Tim Hurst called a close ball game. Tim may travel to Boston for Brooklyn games while Mike Mooreevey’s protege Nig heads toward a bowling venture. Providence beat Rochester 8 to 1.
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Gawiee and Nichols
Cnarey Farrell
Boston
miNew
Providence
Gundey
Rochester
Amateur baseball column seeks 11 to 18 year teams for games
Local managers across Boston areas publish requests for matches on open dates through Labor Day. Teams from Charlestown East Boston Roxbury and Jamaica Plain seek opponents aged 11 to 18, offer half expenses, home or away games, and propose contests to defend titles or gain experience. Names and addresses provided for contact.
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Oakdales
Somerville
Joseph Riley
Cambridge
Bay State
Sto
Norwoods
Charlestown
Gold Street
P Murray
J. Sheehan
K Street
Mith Bosa
Jamaica Plain
W.C. Connolly
Satst Street
Jamaica
Plain
L. Burns
Rker Etreet
Glazebrooks
Charlestown Opera
John Herbert
Linreet
Ca Uni
East Boston
Day Trick McManus
Paris Street
Mont’ Boston
Riverside Juniors
Krenk Philips
Lowell Et Orients
Eee Hartfords
Wells — Rial
Clover A
Olympia
Roxbury
Arthur Lanm
Boston
A. A
Sham
Mbler
F. Colpoy
Southton
Merece
Malden
Geenines
Fred Houiston
Crescent Street
Cambrishone
Roechet
Bers
Farber View Aerae
Toston
William Ton
Alverdines
Inter Ren
Admirals
B- Junioll Professionals
T. Doc Ly Oodwardsa
Fort Ould Tike
Eo Ovan
Wieter
Hoxbury
Sacred Hearts
Frank Freeman
Homerville
Hams
Wellingtons
Sharon A. A
Sotof
Lowell
Dalawers
Labor Day
John Ny
Street
East
Raipere
Wait Beatie
Feter P. Hurstak
Betas Ener
Lawrence
H Ton
Ike
Lawrsnes
Medford Street
Marsh
Yan Street
Local Youth Baseball Clubs Seek 18 Year Old Matchups
Franks and barrymores clubs from Dorchester and Fort Hills seek uniformed teams aged 18 plus, offering half expenses. Listings show teams from Jamaica Plain to South Boston seeking games Labor Day and Aug. 26 with strong clubs, many paying half or full expenses. Several clubs request Olympia A.A. opponents and others target 15 to 18 year olds with various locations across Greater Boston.
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Barrymores
Franklins
Dorchester
Fort Hills
B. T. Tarbox
Fairmount Street
Dorcheste
Ester
Newton Upper Falls
Daniel J. Mur
Boz
Nions
Lynn
Tudor Park
A. A
South Boston
Michael Crowin
Boston Street
Lan
Beavers
Jamaica
Flain
Fairmounts
Franklin Field
Seavers
al Mdents
South Mn
C. Kel
West Ninth Street
Peter Parleys
Parsons
Unds
Ballses
W. Mahoney
Paris Street
Haatton
Olympia
Wiliam Dy
BP Street
South Est
Vincents
John Ford
Third Street
Tudor Parks
Joseph Cannon
Tudor Street
South On
J. P
South
Boston
Seaver
Foe
George W. Ansel
Marinion Street
Jamaica Plate
Victors
Roxbury
Labor Day
Hartfords
Westbury A. C
Orients
Willows
Clover A. Co
H. A. Mulholland
Island Street
Marlboro A. A
Chelsea
Fred Finnerty
Spencer Avenue
South Huston
South Buston
Holland
Gibbons
John I. Gibbons
Victor Baseball Club
Andrews Street
Rupples
Charlestown
Orient A. A
Waltham
William Scott
North Mead Street
Clover A. C
Huntington Avenue
Kane
Lowell Boy
Picoag
R. I
First ‘Avenue
Woonsocket
R. I. Beacons
Carnival of Sports at Caledonian Grove Labor Day
The tenth annual union picnic by the Scottish Clans of Massachusetts features clan events open to all and amateur games for clansmen. A three mile record attempt led by Tinder, Dean, Marsh, and McGonnigle tops the open schedule, with $600 in prizes for the world open games.
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Massachusetts
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Labor Day
Tindler
Dean
Marsh
McGonnigle
Tinder
Order of
Twenty-Four Alders Complete the Couttage Century
The Massachusetts Century Road Club held a double century of 214 miles and a 100 mile single. 24 riders finished the long course with a 17 hour 65 minute riding time for the double. Notables included H de Enross John Lane and P W Foster, among others, with Julia Bartley as the first woman to ride a quad century. Franklin Mann paced by tandems completed the day in 5 hours 3 minutes.
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Massachusetts
Century Road Club
Newburyport
Austin W. Pease
Nashua
WN. H
Boston
H. de Enross
John Lane
F. P. Hastings
M. A. ‘Barrett
H. A. Ellis
J.B. Reay
W. C. Bowen
J. C. Bull
P. Saunders
P. ‘Carleton ‘Wright
Colorado
Julia
EB. P
F. E. Nickerson
W. Ore
A Smith
Weenaway
Albert Beede
J. A. Andrews
F. H. Warburton
W. Joyce
D. Berry
J. Hodgkins
A. C. Smith
A. D. McLean
G. H. Rolfe
A. 8. Whiting
David “Landri
G. G. Webber
Mann
New Page Riders Enter Middle Distance Racing
The national meet is expected to usher in new riders in middle distance events. Tom Linton sold two French motor tandems to Nat Butler and Charles A Church of Philadelphia. Church plans a strong paced showing, while Butler seeks to shift from sprints to paced competition.
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Tom Linton
Nat Butler
Charles A. Church
Philadelphia
Church
Charlestown Cycle Club Set for Wednesday Event
Readable fragments indicate Charlestown Cycle Club plans an upcoming event at a park on Wednesday evening. Details on participants and exact start time are unclear in the text.
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Charienewn
Chets Ganeamas
Charlestown
Cycle
Readville Races Open With High Class Field At Readville
Readville track hosts the grand circuit opening week featuring top horses such as Searchlight 2:08 4 and Bingen the fastest trotter. Edward F. Geers leads drivers as 2:10 and 2:18 class events, with races scheduled at 2 pm and horse calls at 1 20 pm and a special train from the Southern Union.
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Readville
New England
Searchlight
Yeer
Hhas
Anaconda
Keatne
Searchet
Bingen
Fred Kohl
Massachusetts
Edward F. Geers
Pacin
Southern Union Stoon
Lipton's Erin and Shamrock Reach American Waters
The Erin and Shamrock lie off Tompkinsville with Union Jack and Royal Ulster Yacht Club signals flying. Lipton's crew settles aboard, Shamrock's gear moved to the tender Nanowamic as the launch Killoween tows astern. Erin to enter Boston dry dock at 8 AM.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Tompkinaville
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Royal Clyde Yacht Club
David Barris
James A. Lawrence
Shamrock
Plymouth
Boston
Killoween
Navahoe’s Rough Passage News from Charleston
The steamer Navahoe of the Clyde line arrived Charleston after a rough passage from Boston. It sailed Tuesday and met the West Indian hurricane off Bodie Island Thursday morning with no damages reported.
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Charleston
8. C
Wavence
Clyde E
Boston Line
Navahoe
Boston
Bodie Island
Boxing Bouts Highlight Week at Coney Island A C
Boxers include Elwood McCloskey vs Tommy Moran and Jack O'Brien vs Jack Downey at Coney Island A C with a main event that could settle supremacy. Maher vs Frank Childs in Chicago planned for six rounds if possible. O'Brien aims toward a lightweight title shot, while Downey can test him in a decisive bout.
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Wood McCloskey
Tommy Moran
Jack O’brien
Jack Downey
Coney Island
A. C
Pat Broderick
Johnny Whittaker
National A. C
Brooklyn
Peter Maher
Frank Childs
Chicago
Jack Fox
Harry Lemon
Westchester A. C
Dan Creedon
Fred Morris
Denver
Ed Martin
Walter Johnson
Broadway
Coney Island A. C
Elwood McCloskey
Philadelphia
O’brien
Downey
Frank Erne
Maher
Joe Kennedy
Lenox A. C
George Dixon
Sant
Dixon
Meco
Hen Useman
Chicaz
Jack Root
Aldloweir
Lantern Law Roils Park Tour Amid Bicycle Night
Park commissioners aim to enforce a lantern rule tonight amid a Middlesex Bicycle Club ride. Some roads in the park system may escape enforcement causing confusion. officials warn of warnings rather than penalties.
Walter Camp Returns From England To Yale Crew Plans
Walter Camp of the Yale graduate committee arrived in New York aboard the New York with E. J. Wendell and several athletes. Rumors say Camp sought Bob Cook to coach Yale crew again while Dr. Gallaudet heads Yale coaching with graduate help. Camp denied making overtures to Cook.
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New York
Walter Camp
Yale Graduate Committee
England
Yale
Harvard
E. J. Wendell
Camp
Bob Cook
Dr. Gallaudet
Cook
Greeen
Suresne
Latin
Coache
Cechana
Wr & T
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World of Sport notes and upcoming events
J T Mike Sweeney's best professional record is six feet six inches. The Mission Church YMCA annual games and picnic will be held tomorrow at Apollo Garden. The racing today should be fast with a large entry list and good weather expected for fair competition. The AAU championships entries are rolling in as top national competitors sign in. Holland of Boston College won the six yard event at a local meet, a star showing given the fast track. Yachts are described as fake and without centreboards despite varied construction.
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Bos Ollege
Fred Williams Wins Big Bowing Prizes at Cleaves Alleys
Fred Williams of Boston entered Cleaves's new regulation alleys at Old Orchard Beach last Saturday. He won the regulation game with 611 across three strings and took the duck pin prize with 814. H. K. Merriweather of Portland won the candle pin prize with 218, Williams posting 810 in that event.
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Fred Williams
Boston
Old Orchard Beach
Cleaves
H. K. Merriweather
Portland
Williams
Myopia Polo Chronicle: cryptic club notes from Marten day
Unclear garbled text shows fragmented lines about a polo event or club notes. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving a rough sketch of a meeting or match with no verifiable details.
Fire on Rainsford Island Brings Incendiarism Theories
After a blaze at Rainsford Island, 140 boys escaped amid chaos and conflicting remarks from Superintendent Anthony. Police suspect but have found no proof of arson. Two boys are in custody as possible suspects, with ten listed as escaped. guards remain and a full investigation is awaited.
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Rainsford Island
Anthony
Alice
Les
Mines
Bens
Mplereny
Peasley
Joseph Sullivan
Ellery Street
Patrick’ Murphy
Burring Street
Boston
Alvatori Jorio
Hanover Street
Lliam Havey
Indiana Street
Ely Mitchelmann
Salem Street
Charles McDonald
Bridge Street
Cambridge
Henry Bernstein
Abram Romanosky
Ward Carr
West Fifth Street
Joseph Cox
Chestnut Street
Jamaica Plain
Edward Fay
Masonic Division 67 Initiation and Officers Installed
Division 67 A O H recently organized in Roxbury with County President Cronin presiding. Candidates numbered eighty seven favors induction while ninety two members formed the nucleus. officers elected include Logue Doyle Costa Dowd with cronin addressing new members.
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Odd Fellows Halil
Roxury
William J. Cronin
Ae Soan
Ar Ie Atony
Charlies Mccarthy
Farrell
John Iones
Thomas Jd. Kelly
Anl
Standing
Chenmnitteehomas J. Kelly
Joseph F. Madden
John Fleming
Preaineet
Nooe Baby
JohnéFwn Eee
John H. Logue
Frank Doyle
Joseph E. Costa
Edward J. Dowd
Cronin
Hibernian
John van
Frnelius
Sores
Dent
Ric Ree Gulner
Sarat & Pe
Murpher
Ana John
Isa Risis
Isa Risin
Roxbury
Military Division 87 AO H holds meeting at Clan-na-Geel Hall
Military Division 87 AO H held a special meeting at Clan-na-Geel Hall with Vice-President Captain T. J. Burney presiding. Four candidates were initiated and seven applications received. Toastmaster William J. Crowley showcased songs and readings. A smoke talk is planned for Oct. 8 at Cigh-na-Gael Hall.
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Clan-na-Geel Hall
Reserety
T. J. Burney
Wiliam J. Crowley
Cigh-na-Gael Hall
Gaelic School Session Draws Large Attendance on Washington Street
A large audience attended yesterday afternoon’s Gaelic School session at 1151 Washington Street. After instruction hours the superintendent read Irish news. Mr. Green recited Shamus O'Brien and Eugene Layne sang two old Irish melodies.
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Washington Street
Mr. Green
Shamus O'Brien
Eugene Layne
Maher’s Great Fight Ends With Arrest After Runaway Crash
In Roxbury yesterday a drunken man caused a scene requiring five officers to arrest him after a runaway accident. John Maher, two years old, of Clifton Park, and Cornelius O’Brien, two years old, of Newark Street, were injured when an electric car struck them on Dudley Street near Adams Street. The assailant was tossed about. witnesses say many efforts were needed to subdue him as police tried to restore order and determine his condition.
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Roxbury
John Maher
Clifton Park
Cornelius O’brien
Newark Street
Dudley Street
Adame Street
Maher
Grunkerness
Labor Union Votes Against Governor Invitation
The Central Labor Union debated Labor Day plans and declined to invite Governor Wolcott. Delegates criticized the decision as a misstep but chose to preserve a stance that labor never forgets amid concerns over funding for the Emergency Hospital and a call to save the institution.
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Central Labor Union
Wolcott
Organized Labor
Eemergency Hospital
Wagever
Boston
Galvin
Metropolitan Water Commisioners
Messrs. Nawn & Brock
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Washington
D. C
Messrs
Fred’ J. Kneeland
Frank K. Foster
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
North Adams
Co. IL. A
Marshal O’hare
Father Cummins Barbecue Mounts Six Annual Monster Feast
The Rev John F Cummins of Roslindale announces the completion of arrangements for his sixth monster barbecue to be held at Apollo Garden next Saturday. Chef Charles W Allen of Lexington Virginia will oversee roasting of a 1400 pound Illinois steer described as the sleekest ox offered for barbecue. Prominent orators from various regions will speak, with Hon Joseph H O Neill president of Federal Trust Company to preside over the intellectual exercises at this end of the century barbecue.
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John F. Cummins
Roslindale
Apollo Garden
Charles W. Allen
Lexington
Illinois
Allen
Joseph H. O'Neill
Federal Trust Company
Death by Own Action Attempt in Cambridge River
Charles Carroll, 31, attempted suicide by jumping from the Cambridge end of River Street bridge into the Charles River. Rescued by Steve McDonald and others, turned over to a Cambridge patrolman. He was examined for sanity and committed to Worcester Asylum. previously confined at Inebriate Home Kashere and Bloomingdale Insane Asylum. his father is connected with the Boston police.
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Charles Carroll
Charles
Cambridge
River Street
Steve” McDonald
Dmeolt
Newton
Worcester Asylum
Kashere
Blooming Dele
Boston
Guerin’s Dinner Lost as Provisions Thrown to Street
Paris tale reports a leg of mutton and other foods hurled from a house opposite M. Guerin. The enraged man challenged police, vowing to resist hunger and asking for relief, calling officers savages as he urged the return of the gifts or force.
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Paris
M. Guerin
Gold and Hoffman Wed in Union Park Hall Ceremony
Mise Fannie Hoffman of Bright Street and Benjamin M. Gold were united in marriage by Rebbi Schoecher in Union Park Hall yesterday. Candle bearers included B Wichinsky H Duke B Heinburg C Corwin and bridesmaids Alice Goldstein Martha Ubim Mary Ubim and Lillian Berkowits. After the ceremony guests danced until midnight and the couple plan a wedding tour in New York before settling on Tremont Street.
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Union Park Hall
Mise Fannie Hoffman
Bright Street
Benjamin M. Gold
Rebbi Schoecher
Messrs. B. Wichinsky
H. Duke
Heinburg
Charles Corwin
Alice Goldstein
Martha
Mary Ubim
Lillian Berkowits
New York
Tremont Street
Princeton Golf Club Secures Springdale Farm Field
The Princeton Golf Club has purchased a new golf field at Springdale Farm in Princeton New Jersey. The land owned by Richard Stockton extends from MarcER street to the canal and will be developed for club use.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Golf Club
Springdale
Richard Stockton
Marcer Street
Seig
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