McCarthy Steal Home Highlighted Tedious Pirate Win
Pirates abducted Colonels as Phillies beat Ewing. Ward lost by a neck. Anse won, with Killen on a wo base hit and Hoy’s single accounting for the only new run. Rely split his finger in the first. Nancy Hanks Bennett replaced him. The game was tedious and one sided with many runs on the right side of the score sheet.
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Killen
Hoy
Rely
Nancy Hanks Bennett
Boston
Ber Tepoa
Eigen
McCarthy
Romy
Birks
Ceca Bennett
Lowe
His
Tucker
Nichols
Washington
Dowd
Larkin
Twitchell
Long
Duffy
Quinn
Dowse
Burns
Duffee
Senators
Kellyites
Ben Harrison
Paddy Duffy
Washingtons
Nash
Billy
South End
Dusty
Mac
Games Today in the National League
National League matchups feature Washington at Boston, Baltimore at Brooklyn, Chicago at Cincinnati, Cleveland at St. Louis, Philadelphia at New York, and Pittsburg at Louisville as listed for today.
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B.A. Eance
Boston
Washington
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
Tost
ANZ Cincinnati
Eveland
Lalilalie
Ashing’n
Baseball Scores and Standings in Quick Roundup
Washington’s ball tossers fell to the Bos tons who won easily. Four times the Louisvilles challenged but failed, while the Pittsburgs chalked winners. New York’s Phillies were once praised, Baltimore’s bipeds beat Brooklyn, Cleveland tumbled helping the Browns, Chicago’s colts faltered and the Reds crept home.
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Washington
Bostons
Louisvilles
Pittsburgs
New York
Phillies
Baltimore
Brooklyns
Clevelands
Browns
Chicago
Colts
Reds
Home Run Cuffee Sparks Rough Senators Loss in Mud
In difficult play by both sides, Duffee misplayed balls while Nichols and Duffy shone for Washington. Killen’s pitching tired as McCarthy stole home in the first, a risky dash that drew crowd applause amid a muddy scene.
Chicago Beats Reds In Slugging Display At Cincinnati
Chicago wins 6 to 1 at Cincinnati as Hutchison limits Reds to three hits and Chamberlain is battered. Browning miscue costs a run. Latham and Hoover shine in defense. Attendance 828. Key hits include Dahlen Parrott and Smith, with Parrott a three-base hit and Smith a home run. Umpire Snyder. Time 1h 35m.
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Cincinnati
Chicagos
Chamberlain
Hutchison
Reds
Browning
Ryan
Hoover
Latham
Chicago
Bhpo A & Ryan
of Holliday
Parrott
Dahlen
Anson
Ooover
Dungan
Vaughn
Newman
Comis’y
Decker
Murphy
Hutchisonpo
O/Smith, ss
Kittredge, c
Cha’b
N, P
Smith
Kittredge
Holliday
Comiskey
Vaughn Hoover
Snyder
Schmidt Beats Ward in Baltimore Victory Over Brooklyn
The Baltimores defeated the Brooklyns as Kennedy kept hits scattered except in the third and sixth innings. Schmidt did effective work. Brooklyns used base running to score three runs. Attendance 717. lineup details list Shindle Ward McGraw Foutz Brouthers Dailey Burns O Rourke Corcoran Ward O Daly Robinson C Dailey Schmidt Kennedy Cross Griffin and more with earned runs three for each side.
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Brooklyn
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Kennedy
Schmidt
Baltimore
Lrooklyn
Bhpoa
F. Ward
O'Daly
Robinson
C. Dailey
Cross
Griffin
Bao
Corcoran
McGraw
J. Dailey
J. Ward
Daly
Foutz
Brouthers
Burns
Shindle
F Ward
Lynch
Fortune Favors Phillies as New York Falls at Polo Grounds
New York outHits Philadelphia but loses 8 to 6 at the Polo Grounds. Rusie left winded after a late rally, Delahanty and McMahon key hits for Philadelphia, Keeler shines for New York with a strong batting showing and two stolen bases. Attendance reported as 1,086.
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New York
Dame Fortune
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Rusie
Quakers
Keeler
Hamilton
Hallman
O Lyons
Thomp’n
O Doyle
DeWh’nty
O!tiernan
Cross
Ewing
Toe Tog Connor
O'm’mahon
Clements
Lo!boyle
Allen
O'Rosie
Keefe
O! Fuller
MOO TR Ualcsse Ce
Buk
McMahon
Delahanty
Doyle
Boyle
Thompson
Connor
Tiernan
Lyons
Emsley
Pittsburg Beats Louisville In Uneven Game
Louisville could not hit Ehret and fell 5 to 1 at Pittsb urg. Attendance 1 630. Highlights included Farrelldgle and Smith with key hits for Pittsburg while Ehret struggled for Louisville. Multiple errors and base running miscues marked the uneven contest.
Spiders Beaten by St Louis in Baseball Clash
St Louis downed the Cleveland champions as Caruthers excelled on the mound holding the visitors to limited scoring after a rough first inning. Davies struggled on the mound with poor support as Cleveland faltered early and never recovered.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Caruthers
Davies
Game note on St Louis vs Cleveland baseball match
St Louis and Cleveland played with Crooks and Moriarty noted for top fielding. Davis homered for St Louis as Buckley and Burkett also connected. Scoring included earned runs by both teams and multiple double plays, with Gaffney umpiring and a 54 minute time.
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Louis
Cleveland
Crooks
O'Connor
Werden
Burkett
Davis
Brodie
McKean
Moriarty
Virtue
Buckley
McAleer
Camp
Tebeau
Genius
Zimmer
Breitent
Davies
Ciaveirde
St. Louis
Verden
Caruthers
Bristenstein
O’connor
Gaffney
Baseball Outlook: a Boston–Cleveland pennant clash unlikely
Cleveland's champions and Boston's pennant winners will not meet in a playoff. President Soden notes a near empty grand stand and no money in such a game. Boston’s club will attend a league meeting in New York, but changes are doubtful. The piece ridicules several players for poor play in Boston uniforms.
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Cleveland
Boston
Soden
New York
McCarthy
Duffy
Quinn
Harry Staley
Stivetts
Match Talk Sparks $1000 Side Breslin Connelly Clash
A Post reader recalls a planned $1000 a side match between Breslin and Tommy Connelly. Connelly’s friend says Tommy will not fight professionally and asserts Breslin’s backer, Neil F. Doherty of the B A A, is motivated by jealousy. The backer claims Doherty, a former etro amateur champ in 1890, seeks to unseat Connelly and suggests Doherty disliked how Burns trained and fought, arguing Connelly’s early national title was earned by a prodigious talent.
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Tommy Connelly
the Post
Breslin
Connelly
Tommy
Neil F. Doherty
Doherty
Etro
North End
Burns
Fred Scott
Cambridge Athletic Association Ignored for Cross Country Invite
The Cambridge Athletic Association, an AAU member with Harry Hodgkins as captain, is praised for talent and past national cross country success yet has been ignored for cross-country association invitations. Critics question whether the omission was intentional or due to misinformed organizers.
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New England
Cambridge Athletic Association
Harry Hodgkins
Gravesend Races at Gravesend September 30 results
First race one mile Crotchet won by Major Daly with Silver Prince second Time 1.44. Second race mile and a sixteenth Dolly McCone first Dagone second Temple third Time 1.49. Third race six furlongs White Rose first Strathmeath second Tormentor third Time 1:144. Fourth race mile and a quarter Can delabra first Leonawell second The Pepper third Time 2:09. Fifth race five furlongs Uncle Jim first Maid Marian second Chattanooga third Time 1:02. Sixth race six furlongs Walcott first Lallah second Hoey third Time 1:15.
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Gravesend
Crotchet
Major Daly
Silver Prince
Dolly McCone
Dagone
Temple
White Rose
Strathmeath
Tormentor
Candelabra
Leonawell
the Pepper
Uncle Jim
Maid Marian
Chattanooga
Walcott
Lallah
Hoey
Roxbury Athletic Club Plans Two Weekly Cross Country Runs
Roxbury Athletic Club boosts cross country with a Thursday run by Wilkins Tackett Bragalti and others over Swett street to East Chester Park and back. The ace was slow as the first run. Quarters at 5 Hampden street have been secured for club activities.
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Roxbury Athletic Club
Wilkins
Tackett
Bragalti
Swett Street
Boston
East Chester Park
Hampden Street
Don’t Increase the Cost for First Prizes in AAU
The AAU board may hear a proposal to raise first prize from 35 to 50. New England division reps may oppose. Small clubs fear higher prizes favor large clubs and erode amateurism while cyclists showcase price driven prizes. A rule setting minimum prize values is urged to prevent poor awards and ensure meaningful competition.
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Board of Governors
New England
Anl
Amherst Football Schedule List for Fall Season
Amherst College football manager John L. Kemmener releases the fall slate featuring games at Amherst against Trinity, Massachusetts Agricultural, Harvard, Trinity again, MIT, Yale, Springfield Christian Workers, Wesleyan, Troy Polytechnic, Boston Athletic Association, MIT, Dartmouth, and Williams with venues in Amherst Cambridge New Haven Boston and Williamstown.
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Amherst
John L. Kemmener
Amherst College
Trinity
Hartford
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Harvard
Cambridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yale
New Haven
Springfield School of Christian Workers
Wesleyan
Troy Polytechnic Institute
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Dartmouth
Williams
Williamstown
McCaffrey Forfeit Placed Over James Corbett Bout
In Pittsburg on September 30 Thomas McCaffrey deposited 500 in the Dispatch office claiming a $5000 wager with James J. Corbett to knockout Dominick McCaffrey within four rounds. The fight would be held at Manhattan Athletic Club Coney Island or Madison Square Garden six weeks after signing articles.
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PittsBurg
the Dispatch
Thomas McCaffrey
Dominick McCaffrey
James J. Corbett
Harvard Tennis Trials Set For Finals At New Haven
The match to decide Harvard's third entrant for the inter-collegiate tournament in New Haven on Oct. 4 progressed to today’s final between Read and Winslow, both class of 1895. Hovey declines to play. Wrenn and Hoppin also in contention after Newport and Bar Harbor success. Yesterday's rounds saw Winslow advance by default over Wrenn, Chase defeat Goslen, Johnson beat Lyman, with Read and Winslow winning in the semifinals.
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Harvard
New Haven
Read
Winslow
Hovey
R. D. Wrenn
Newport
Bar Harbor
Tracy Hoppin
Chase
Goslen
Johnson
Lyman
Harvard Baseball to Start Games This Fall Next Week
Harvard management plans a new fall program with practice giving way to games against clubs. Captain Frothingham led yesterday’s Holmes Field session with Wiggin Paine Whittemore and Lowell among those practicing, plus several experienced class nine players. The aim is to recruit many new players as most of the varsity will depart next year, Cook being the only one leaving this season.
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Harvard
Holmes Field
Frothingham
Wiggin
Paine
Whittemore
Lowell
Varsity
Cook
Dorchesters Sign New High Jump Prospect Fuller
The Dorchesters have secured a coming high jumper named Fuller. A wiry, well built, clever all round man with a good style for high jumping he showed in recent exercise. He is expected to make a mark and be heard from.
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Dorchesters
Fuller
Mystic Park record triumph and breeders meeting highlights
The great pacer Hal Pointer set a track record at Mystic Park drawing a large crowd and applause for Geers. The New England breeders meeting closed successfully with notable exhibition miles and prominent horses like Queen Esther and Madge Wilkes. stakes races saw Nellie McGregor and Prince A. win in 2 20 14 with strong performances from Otis Shaw and Gretchen.
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Hal Pointer
Mystic Park
Geers
Pointer
Jay Eye See
Colonel Thayer
Jewett
Queen Esther
Viking
Madge Wilkes
Victor
New Flower
Nephew
June Wilkes
Victor Wilkes
Sweetbriar
Wilkes
Westwood
Bayard Thayer
Lord Brino
Woodbrino
Walter K
Claremont
Haley
Nelson
Stallon del Sur
the Moor
Royal Ben
Anticipation
Colonel Harwood
Littleton
J. R. Shedd
Red Wilkes
Independence
Colonel Osgood
Alcyrone
Jock Sowen
Remarkable recovery tale from Dr Greene's Nervara remedy
A West Leyden woman describes severe illness with chills, loss of appetite, and nervous prostration. After using Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy, she improves within days and fully recovers in weeks, with doctors endorsing its use. The ad claims the remedy is vegetable, harmless, $1 per bottle, and available at dry stores, tied to Dr. Greene of Boston and his prescription.
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Carrie E. Martin
West Leyden
Mass
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Etter
Wanderer Wins Foal Stakes In Straight Heats
Neither colt trotted well as Wanderer took the race in straight heats. Coquette and Jack Rose followed in the second heat. The 1889 foal stake valued at 780 dollars featured mile heats best of five. Wanderer, Phantom and Coquette listed among contenders with times around 2:40.
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Coquette
Lumps
Phantom
Alcazar
Jack Rose
Wanderer
Viking
F. Ai Poster
B. F
A. H. Dore
Br. F
J. BE. Thayer
O'Neil
Harvard Dartmouth game preview hints at lineup for opener
Harvard officials confirmed a shortened yesterday practice against Dartmouth as the first 1910 season game set for 3 45 PM. The expected Harvard lineup includes Emmons Waters Mackie Lewis Newell Well Gage and Corbett with Trafford at back. Dartmouth's projected starters feature Jones Jones Jones Dodge Townsend Allen Randall and Pollard in a tense season debut.
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Harvard
Mackie
Blake
Trafford
Brewer
Dartmouth
Emmons
Waters
Lewis
Newell
Well
Gage
Corbett
Traffors
E. E. Jones
M. B. Jones
Ce Son
Dodge
Jigl Townsend
Allen
Qus Randall
Pollard
Worcester entries mix in patchy athletic club note
Fragmentary OCR lists athletes like Cesar Robinson Dick Donovan and J P Clark among Worcester entrants in sprint, high hurds and field events. Mentions a new amateur athletic club joining and aims for a successful season, with members standing ready to engage in amateur athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar Robinson
Dick Donovan
Pooch Sau
J. P. Clark
Andy Walsh
James Clark
Indoor athletic meets eyed by New England athletes
The New England A A U calls for indoor championships to boost amateur athletics in Boston. Dan Long backs a single event 56 pound weight for height, with 40 yard sprints possible. Mechanics' Building proposed for spectators as groups like Gloucester Lowell Suffolk and Trimounts plan severe indoor meets alongside B A A Worcester and regional games. Heavily uncertain finances rely on boxing event profits to offset losses and determine timing in December.
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Dan Long
Boston
Glouceters
Lowells
Suffolks
Trimounts
Worcester
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Mystic Park Record
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