Boston Nine Must Wake Up and Win Pennant Fight
New Yorks Are Forging Ahead and Will Try for the Pennant Plenty of Money Will Be Made Here Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Chicago figures are in a tight pennant race. The South End crowd expects a Cleveland surge while Boston must rebound. Te_beau, Young, Anson, and Burkett are highlighted as key players amid talk of Temple Cup money and strong box office.
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New Yorks
Bostons
South End
Boston
Baltimore
Duffy
Cleveland
Tebeau
South End Grounds
Nichols
Young
Spiders
Tebéau
Childs
McKean
Wallace
Cy Young
Cuppy
Powell
Jesse Burkett
Anson
Chicago
St. Louis
Pirates
Cincinnati
New York
Jhy
New England
Lange
Newport
Broghton
Newart
Staunton
Disgraceful Row At Base Ball Game In New York
A chaotic scene at a baseball game in New York saw both sides blamed for senseless kicking and violent conduct. Umpire Em(sl)ie ejected Dahlen for grabbing him and using abusive language, while Warner assaulted Donahue with spikes. The incident, described as the dirtiest on a ball field by Em(s)lie and Kittridge, drew 10,000 spectators' ire. Anson and Dahlen faced suspensions, and Donahue received medical aid from fellow players.
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New York
Anson
Dahlen
Emslie
Gleason
Chicago
Warner
Donahue
National League
Emplie
Donalgune
Kittridge
Emilie
Emsliie
Allison
Pawtucket Beats Patched Indians as Brown Clubs Them Hard
Providence Aug 29 Pawtucket faces a hobbled Cleveland lineup with Burkett at home and Tebeau sidelined by a spiked foot. Brown dominates with sharp curves and four doubles plus walks in the fifth, while Todd yields little to the Indians who are shut out aside from a passed ball. Attendance 16500.
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Providence
Pawtuckets
Cleveland
Indians
Burkett
Tebeau
Cuppy
Wilson
New England
Brown
Pawtucket
Todd
Stouch
Childs
Rocky Point and Paterson games score summary
At Rocky Point R I Providence defeated Buffalo 7 to 3. In Paterson New Jersey Paterson beat Hartford 6 to 4. Paterson 4 Hartford 1. At Syracuse Syracuse 4 Toronto 0.
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Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Springfield
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Scranton
Rocky Point
R. I
Paterson
N. J
Hartford
Cleveland and Boston clash recap with misc scores
The column notes bench news and potential pitchers Nichols and Cuppy for today as Herman Long recovers from a wrist ailment. It lists several game scores between St Louis and Boston from July 26 to Aug 2, mentions Dummy Hoy’s $10 fine by umpire Hank O'Day, and ends with an unfinished note about pitcher BS released by Washington.
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Cleveland
Nichols
Cuppy
Herman
Hank O’day
Baltimore
Hank
Washington
Ned
Amateurs seek youth club games across Boston area
A long list of teams from Charlestown Chelsea Roxbury East Cambridge and beyond seeks contests with various age groups from 11 to 19. Exchanges include venue dates Labor Day Sept 11 and other Saturdays with managers listed and asks for travel and half expenses. A $100 deposit backed a three game series with North Attleboro, and South Boston concedes an off day after a loss.
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John L.’s
Franklins
Fremonts
William Whiteside
Corey Street
Charlestown
Ramseys
Chelsea
Auburns
Emmets
T. J. Ramsey
Pine Street
Independents
Boston
M. K. Murphy
D Street
South Boston
Corey Snappers
Tom Murray
Tuftcourt
University Citys
Burns
Water Street
East Cambridge
Marions
Howards of
Cambridge
William Kehoe
Schrepell
Place
Crescents
Roxbury
E. McCabe
Vernon Street
E. A. McKay
Hyde Park
Roslindale
Klondikes
Joe
Geary
Eustis Street
Gustins
J. O’donnell
Gustin Street
Deadwoods
West End
Green
George J. Inglass
North Anderson Street
Walnuts
Sacred Hearts
D. J. MacDonald
Gore Street
Young Granites
West Second Street
Frank Hogarty
Metrits
Pat Sullivan
E Street
Orchards
Franklin Street
City
Willows of
G. Gilmore
Church Place
St. Francis de Sales Church
Altar Boys
James Hewley
Henley Street
Carl Licher
Fabrin Street
Warrens
Sheridans
George Ray
Poplar Street
Heaths
John
Shea
Centre Street
St. Patricks
St. Stephens
N. Grady
Charter Street
Tudor Parks
P. Nee
C Street
South
Brighton
E. Bailey
Bedford Street
Henry Rennal
Third Street
Carns
T. Lawson
Charles Street
Mansfields
Everett
H. Wilson
Mansfield Street
Valleys
George Brown
Clark Street
Merrimacs
J. Cunningham
Lark Street
Vernons
Dorchester
Maplewoods
Ames
Nationals
B. A. Gardella
North Street
Golden Gates
Thomas Hewitt
Minot Street
South Bostons
North Attleboro
Nicholson
Frank Nicholson
Seventh Street
Music at Bass Point draws crowds to Nahant resort
At Bass Point Nahant crowds gather for a shore season finale with Lafricain Naval Brigade Band and Carter’s famous band performing in concert with the Naval Brigade Band. Conductor Lafricain earns praise for a widely favored program. Last concerts of the season set for Labor Day weekend. Boats depart Lincoln Wharf every ninety minutes for Bass Point.
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Bass Point
Nahant
Lafricain
Naval Brigade
Carter
Nahant Line
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
Bass
Yachts Race Off Hull With Winds Fluky and Spurs
Southwesterly winds bring out many yachts to Hull and Nantasket as a lively harbor scene unfolds. Muriel and Rex clash with Early Dawn, while captains Gallagher and Swift host guests and plan trips. A rowing dispute involving Ten Eyck dominates local chatter as crews debate timing and readiness.
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Hull
Nantasket
Muriel
Herbert Nute
Hansel
City Point
Rex
D. W. Gallagher
Helen M
Lower Harbor
Boston
Gallagher
Bache
New
Ashumet
Marion
Swift
A. Nute
J. E. Robinson
Savin Hill
Commodore Power
Gullineer
W. Smith
The
Light
Pansy
Hagar
Comodore Lansing
Thelma
Ed Shuman
Sydney Shuman
Lamont
Isles of Shoals
Joe Maguire Honored at Bradford Boat Club Reception
Yesterday champion Joe Maguire was feted at the Bradford Boat Clubhouse before about 500 members and friends. President Clarey served as master of ceremonies with Secretary Benjamin Fallon and others. Sandy Chapman entertained with songs, and Jimmie Dooley performed. The Riverside eight saluted Maguire from the float as they arrived.
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Joe Maguire
Bradford
Clarey
Benjamin Fallon
Lawrence ‘Fallon
James Brogan
P. A. Berkeley, Jr
Sandy Chapman
Jimmie’’ Dooley
Riverside
Joe
Maguire
James
Val
Carey
Jerry Casey
EB. McAllan
J. Phelan
John Carr
James Wray
Regatta Committee
Riversides
O’leary
O’brien
Horan
Bradfords
Labor Day
Patsey Berkeley
L. Brignoli
Fred Tudor
Lewis
Worcester
Philadelphia
Joyce
Springfield
Atlantas
Wachusett
Ten Eyck
Jim Wray
England
Gaudaur
Fred Greer
Scolsze
Providence
Columbia
Dan Leahy
Boxing Gossip and Rivalry Across Week Schedule
A long cycling and boxing feature outlines the week’s bouts at multiple clubs from Eureka to Greenpoint and Olympic A C locations. It highlights Joe Walcott versus Billy Smith sparring talk, a Billy Montgomery forfeit bid with Jack Cobb, plus Lucien Lesna and Jimmy Michael pacing records in Boston area events.
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Joe Gans
I. Strauss
A. Rambo
A. Jones
Eureka A. C
Baltimore
Jack Everhardt
Kid’ McPartland
St. Bernard A. C
New Orleans
Jack Hennigen
C. McNally
J. Glynn
Tom Sullivan
Oscar Gardner
J. O’brien
Greenpoint A. C
Brooklyn
Dave Richards
W. Mack
A. C
Cincinnati
Danny McMahon
el McCloskey
Henry Peppers
Jack Bonner
Olympic A. C
Athens
Penn
Eugene Bezenoh
Buck Stelzer
Columbus
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Marty McCue
Scranton
Joe McAuliffe
Jack Stelzner
San Francisco
Joe ‘Hopkins
Greenwood A. C
Billy Smith
Joe Walecott
Bill
Music Hall
Walcott
Joe
Lavigne
Wind
Tommy Ryan
McCoy
Ryan
Tom Williams
Coney Island
Bob Montgomery
Jack Cobb
Newton
Billy Brady
Charles River Park
Jimmy Michael
Manhattan Beach
Brady
Manhattan Field
Billy
Nevada
Reform Societies
West End
Kid McCoy
Buffalo
Syracuse
Creedon
Klondike
George V. Tuohey
Maguire Rejects Labor Day Regatta Match Race
Maguire refuses the proposed Labor Day regatta match with Ten Eyck. He accuses organizers of misusing his name and misrepresenting him before the public, stating he paid before rowing at Philadelphia.
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Charles River
Ten Eyck
Rowing Association
Stimpson
Cleary
Philadelphia
Joe Maguire
Maguire
Vigilant Navahoe Yacht Race at Newport Cup
Newport hosts a high profile yacht race on September 4 with the Vigilant and Navahoe contesting for a $250 Newport Racing Association cup. The 11 am start sights the Narragansett Bay course off Rose Island Fort Adams. Vigilant brings a strong record against Jubilee Pilgrim Colonia Valkyrie II. Navahoe, built for British racing, has defeated Calluna Satanita Britannia.
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Newport
Navahoe
Vigilant
Newport Racing Association
Narragansett Bay
Rose Island
Fort Adams
Jubilee
Pilgrim
Colonia
Carroll
Britannia
New England Railroad Announces Charter Oak Park Excursion
The New England Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets from Boston to Charter Oak Park and return with admission included from August 31 to September 4. Each ticket costs $4.50. Trains depart Kneeland Street station at 8:32 a.m. 3:32 p.m. 7:02 p.m.
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New England Railroad Company
Boston
Charter Oak Park
Kneeland Street
Striking sight as cyclists coast race with no riders
The second annual coast ing contest on the Pompton turnpike drew crowds to Cedar Grove Centre. Heavyweight W A Shockley won the final round, riding a 23 pound machine to 6467 feet 7 inches. William Firmin took second with 6442 feet 6 inches, H A Woodward punctured early.
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New York
Pompton Turnpike
Cedar Grove Centre
Associated Cycling Clubs of
H. A. Woodward
New York Athletic Club
Associated Cycling Club
Woodward
W. A. Shockley
Boston A. A
William Firmin
Chicopee Falls
Joseph Leech
R. A. Green
Springfield
Mass
Boston Athletic Association
L. J. du Mohaut
J. B. Whittlesey
Brooklyn B. C
F. I. Holley
BD. P. Bent
J. L. Cunningham
J. Collomy
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Bryan
Arlington
N. J
J. KE. Whittlesey
F. E. Holley
B. P. Bent
Boston
A. A
Oxford B. OC
H. A.oodward
W. A. Whelpley
William Holt
Greenwich
A. Frankenstein
Bicycle Notes Point to Strong Meriden Meet Field
Four men completed the Metropolitan Wheelmen century in six hours and twenty four minutes. W. B. Ellis G. T. Peterson Jr Le W Conant and W. A. Woods were the finishers. The Meriden Connecticut national circuit meet on Sept 11 is expected to be the bicycle event of the season with entries ahead of previous years and strong Connecticut riders including Hoyt Newton Hausman Collett and Tenzler among entrants.
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Ellis
G. T. Peterson, Jr
le W. Conant
W. A. Woods
Meriden
Conn
Connecticut
Hoyt
Newton
Hausman
Collett
Tenzler
Bicycle hold up near Station 2 sparks city talk
A well known man and a friend rode a tandem on a century run when near Young's Hotel two strangers stopped them. The rider dismounted from saddle pain and the crowd rescued him with help from Newell Manufacturing Company Ames building. The firm’s Safety Poise Cycle Seat enabled continued ride.
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Station 2
Young
Brown
Newell Manufacturing Company
Ames Building
Closing Days at Salem Willows
Crowds fill Morrison line steamers as the season nears end with one more week of harbor and ocean outings from Salem Willows. Labor Day marks the official close, inviting families to enjoy the two hour sail at a small cost before service ceases.
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Morrison Line
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