Seals Top Boston Colts In San Francisco Exhibition
Boston Red Sox second squad lost to the San Francisco Seals 9 to 3 on the Pacific coast. Marked by strong Seals hitting and erratic Boston pitching, the game featured four runs in the first inning and continued with scoring bursts by both sides as Eastley, O'Brien, and Miller handled mound duties for the Seals and Sox, with the Colts preparing for Chicago.
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Red Sox Dominate Los Angeles In One-Sided Exhibition
Boston's Joe Wood pitched six sharp innings striking out nine as the Red Sox hammered the Angels with five first-inning runs and four more in the third. Gardner Hooper Lewis and Bradley led Boston hits while Hall struggled on the mound for Los Angeles. The game featured a rare squeeze play and a brisk, one-sided pace that frustrated Angels hitters.
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Long's men power past locals with nine singles
The locals were outplayed as Long's lineup connected for nine singles and built an early lead. Walter Moser delivered strong pitching while the offense surged, leaving little chance for a comeback in the early innings.
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The Trade Mark Not the Price Mark Cigars Ad
An advertising note explains that the trade mark matters more than price when buying cigars. It promises a Cuban grown, Boston rolled smoke with a sweet fragrance and hints at a “three for a half” price concept.
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Brookline Salem Wrestlers Meet in Inaugural Event
Brookline Gymnasium A. A. and Salem Y. M. C. A. wrestlers clash tonight in Salem as a new interclub series begins. Five weight classes 115 125 145 155 and 158 pounds compete for silver medals with Professor Baker of Chelsea Y. M. C. A. refereeing. A return match at Brookline is planned soon.
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Porter Jump Not a Record in Bridgeport Exhibition
The World Almanac for 1909 notes Harry Porter jumped 6 ft 6% in at Bridgeport on Sept 5 1908 but not as a record since it was an exhibition and observers say the bar sagged. Mike Sweeney’s 6 ft 1 5/8 in is the legitimate record achieved in the NAC versus London AC international games in New York on Sept 21 1895. Frank Gotch wrestled Hackenschmidt in Chicago on Apr 3 1908. Johnny Ceulon is of Irish French parentage.
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