Boston Aces Dominate Providence In Early Run Parade
In Providence on Sept 30 the Boston team took early control with bases loaded in the first inning and key hits, then added five singles and a sacrifice in the second to push ahead. Boston pitcher Lewis blanked the home nine for seven innings, Klobedanz finished the last two. Attendance 1600.
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Providence
Bostons
Lewis
Boston
Klobedanz
Eesseres
A Cooney
LYONS
Murray
Seere Teenser
Dixon
Dolan
Dunn
Fotals Sc Sccesteses
Boston Stew Eben
Ste
Cranby
Canavan
Hamilton
Tenney
Duffy
Friel Dolan
Drauby
W Klobedanz
Long
Slagle
Cooxey
Hunt
Regatta races in B A A club meet two events
The B A A club regatta featured the intermediate and junior compromise singles. E L Pope won the first race with Arthur Blake second and Jack Crooks third after a fouled turn. Time 11m 20 3 5s. In the second race DeBlois led Horton and Wardwell. Wardwell won by four lengths with Horton second and Wardwell finishing ahead after fouls at the turn. Time 10m 51 2 5s.
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Arthur Blake
Crooks
E. L. Pope
Jack Crooks
J. B. Blake
H. P. Wardwell
George DeBloi
Nat Horton
DeBlois
Horton
Wardwell
Glendon
Nelse Innes
Sword Contest Set For Brockton Fair For $100 Prize
Today through Saturday Captain Tom Shields of Chicago and Professor Wylie of the First Regiment will fight broadsword bouts at Brockton fair. Each day 15 to 20 minutes or until 21 points. horses were ruled out for lack of armor and combat will occur on foot.
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Tom Shields
Chicago
Professor Wylie
Brockton Fair
O'Connells Do Not Appear For Hurling Title Match
Representatives of the William O'Brien Hurling Club of Boston went to the Post sports department to arrange a hurling championship match and $100 prize with the O'Connell club of Quincy. No Quincy members showed up, leaving the O'Briens disappointed and without a bout.
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William O’brien
Boston
Post Sporting Department
O’connell
Quincy
O’connells
Closing Day at Hingham Fair Draws Large Crowd
Boston cyclists note a crowded closing day at the Hingham Agricultural Society fair on Sept 20 with 6090 attendees. Events included family horse prizes to W. F. Pridee and A. A. Davenport for driving horses, races won by Dan Ahearn and J. P. Clark, and bicycle contests led by E. O. Peabody with times and top placers listed. General W. W. Blackmar presided over the dinner with remarks from Eben L. Ripley ex Governor John D. Long and other officials.
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Hingham
Hingham Agricultural Society
W. W. Blackmar
Eben L. Ripley
John D. Long
William C. Lovering
Taunton
William H. Baldwin
Boston
Henry Walker
John Bursley
State Board of Agriculture
Dewitt C. Bates
W. F. Pridee
W. J. Earle
East Weymouth
A. A. Davenport
George E. Rounds
Plymouth
Dan Ahearn
E. Belcher
J. P. Clark
W. F. Clark
E. O. Peabody
W. Fef. Clark
Brattleboro Fair Opens Amid Fine Attendance
The Valley Fair Association’s fifth annual exhibition in Brattleboro Vermont opened with strong turnout despite morning showers postponing the grand coaching parade. The event showcases cattle poultry and farm products with poultry entries exceeding 1200 birds and a crowd drawing trot races on a well-prepared track. Notable results include 2:22 class purse 400 with Repetition winning, 2:25 class purse 400 won by Peter Tierney, and 2:50 class purse 400 won by Ben K.
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Brattleboro
Valley Fair Association
Lora R
Ina
Peter Tierney
Mary Shawhan
Kennette
Ben K
Addenda
Kittie Wilkes
Second day of Blackstone Valley fair draws record profits
At Uxbridge fair on Sept 30 the second day was the most successful financially in the event’s history. In a Douglas vs Milford baseball game Milford led 1–0 in the third when Douglas withdrew after an umpire call at home. Horse race results favored Farmer Boy with American Boy second and Emerald third. best time noted as .38.
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Uxbridge
Blackstone Valley
Douglas
Milford
Farmer Boy
Emerald
Philadelphia clubs name strong cricket team for Haverford match
The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia select a robust lineup to face the Australians at Haverford tomorrow. Bernard Doherty and James Connolly plan an all round jumping event if Ellery H Clark agrees to compete. Jake Schaefer to play a series of match games with W A Spinks at Murphy's on Court Street. Schaefer lauded as a marvel with the cue. Spinks defeated Gray Gallagher last year and is described as a near champion. Tom Burke abandons plans to chase the 440 yard record for now. Defender yacht sale denial noted. British swimmer J H Tyers suspended for one year. Providence Country Club property sold to A L Andrews who takes possession today. Intercollegiate Tennis Association meet opens in New Haven on Monday. Conneff to race Bacon at Ballina Bridge, Dublin, is in fine form. Whitehead and Ten Eyck race on Lake Quinsigamond this afternoon with a large Boston delegation expected.
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Philadelphia
Haverford
Bernard Doherty
James B. Connolly
Ellery H. Clark
Jake Schaefer
Wizard
W. A. Spinks
Murphy’s Rooms
Court Street
Schaefer
Spinks
Gray
Tom” Gallagher
Tom Burke
J. H. Tyers
Providence Country Club
A. L. Andrews
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
New Haven
Tommy Conneff
Bacon
Ball’s Bridge
Dublin
Conneff
Cummings
Joe Whitehead
Edward Ten Eyck
Worcester
Lake Quinsigamond
Freedman Applauds NY Baseball Club Signings
New York club players are nearly all signed for next year. President Freedman praised the team for their performance since Scrappy Bill Joyce became manager and said Joyce will helm the club next season.
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New York
New York Baseball Club
Freedman
Joyce
Sailor Joshua Slocum Arrives at Newcastle in Spray
The Spray a fifteen ton sloop from Boston with Captain Joshua Slocum aboard reached Newcastle after a voyage via Gibraltar the Atlantic the Straits of Magellan and the South Pacific he plans to visit Melbourne and Adelaide before returning to America
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Sydney
Spray
Boston
Joshua Slocum
Newcastle
Slocum
Raltar
Atlantic
Straits of Magellan
South Pacific Ocean
Australia
Melbourne
Adelaide
America
Captain Slocum
Yale Defeats Amherst In Opening Yale Football Game
Yale defeats Amherst 12 to 0 in the season opener at New Haven. Captain Murphy kicks and Ye holds strong wind to limit Amherst to two early touchdowns. Goodwin and Murphy star on Yale, with Case leading Amherst’s attack and the second half wind nullifying Amherst’s tactics.
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New Haven
Yale
Amherst
Massachusetts
Blue
Murphy
Case
Goodwin
Rogers
Bass
Rerccesceseccarsrecsseres
Olse
Pratt Worérs
Les Tissiveveseviciuk
Tyler
Drummond
Vee Bisa
Eas
Fordiex Chamberlain
McFarland
Cisse Oy
Callahan Sulphin
Morris
Boyden Murphy
Alport
Pots
Aaa Sv
Bey Roe Hazen
Connor
Gibbs Ely
Seiaks
Quedey
Banus Goodwin
Wis
Cacaiet
Cheever
Arter Benjamin
Ors Buseees
H. B
Holman Hinkey
Cnuuncey
Dee
Eeeees F. B
Hinkey
Paul Mills
W. DL. Judd
J. H. Simpson
Dean Sage
Latin Roxbury Learners Play on Cypress Street Grounds
The Boston Latin and Roxbury Latin elevens met on Cypress street grounds for two halves of fifteen and ten minutes. Boston Latin appeared heavier and should have scored more, showing little interscholastic form despite a strong centre and a need for practice.
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Brookline
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
Cypress _ street
Boston
Che
Campello A. A. and English High Play to Tie in Campello
In Campello this afternoon Campello A. A. and Boston English High School battled to a scoreless 15 minute halves tie. The locals stifled English with solid blocking and tackling as the game ended without a winner.
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Brockton
Campello A. A
Boston English High School
Campello
English High School
Bolling
Ceessecweecese Cnevees R. E
Mann Tse Hi Tic
Cick Hee
Ouro Cabot
jA8ies
O'brien
Carroll Crawford
Veveese
Aaroy
Sherlock Maguire
A Andrew
Wee
Yale and Pennsylvanias Challenge Replied On
Curiosity grows over Yale captain Murphy and manager Garrison response to the Pennsylvania challenge. A reply has been sent but acceptance hinges on Pennsylvania's reply.
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New Haven, S
Murphy
Garrison
Yale
U. of P
Pennsylvania
Football Gossip Nets Amherst Prospect and Nearby Teams
George Callahan of Amherst is a top candidate for captain 95. Dorchester H. team, Huntington of Cambridge, and Amherst all field preparations with several heavy players like Twigg 220 pounds. The Columbias of Cambridge seek out of town games, while Brooklyn High School and Winchester, Walter Brown of Cambridge, and other names feature in this roundup of local football chatter and schedules.
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George Callahan
E. H
Amherst
Dorchester H
Townfield
Huntington
Cambridge
Cambridge Common
F. M. Case
New York State
Needham
Twigg
Charlesgates
G .W. Brown
South Russell Street
Winchester High
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brewer
Williams
Brown
Columbias
Fitggibbons
Everett
Walter Brown
Cambridge Street
Chess Leaders Gather for Budapest Tournament Across Nations
A cable from New York lists competitors for the Budapest chess tournament starting next Monday. Hungary includes Charousek Mako vitz Maroczy and Dr Noa. Austria Al bin Marco Schlechter. Russia Alapin Tschigorin Von Popsiel. Germany Walbrodt Bardleben Schal lopp and Tarrasch. France Janowski. America Pillsbury Steinitz conditional on Lasker. England Lasker possibly Blackburn Burn Teichmann. The winner receives a silver statue from the Emperor of Austria in addition to six prize money awards.
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New York
Buda- Pesth
Hungary
Charousek
Makovitz
Maroczy
Dr. Noa
Austria
Albin
Marco
Schlechter
Russia
Alapin
Tschigorin
von Popsiel
Germany
Walbrodt
Steinitz
Lasker
England
Blackburn
Burn
Teichmann
Coot Stew Hawsons Boston Offer
Local note advertises COOT STEW at Housman’s on Thursday with claims nothing can equal it. Cincinnati beer on draught noted. Addresses listed include 167 Devonshire and 28 Arch St Boston.
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Housman’s
Cincinnati Beer
Devonshire
Arch St
Boston
Century bicycle races spark Boston clubs and city sights
Cyclists plan open and brownie centuries to Newburyport Salem and return with divisions for slow medium and fast pacing from 6:15 to 8:30 am. Routes include Harvard Bridge Providence Salem and back with souvenirs medals and large club participation. Nevins injures in collision. Gimm records 24 hour ride 486 miles 1151 yards.
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Middlesex C. C
Newburyport
Harvard Bridge
Shaw
Mills
Evans
Brackett
Charles E. Fay
Austin
Prospect Streets
Cambridgeport
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Providence
Salem
South Framingham
Hime
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Portland
Augusta
Worcester
San Francisco
Charles L. Razoux
Tremont Street
Century of the Riverside C. C
Massachusetts and
Commonwealth Avenues
R. W. Browne
Webster Street
East
Boston
Boxing Gossip and Skirmishes Share the Ring News
Boxing notes report Gob Cunningham fractured ribs after a fall in the last round. He collapsed five miles from the club house, later confessing his identity to police. Other items note rivalries, signings, withdrawals, and upcoming bills with Boxers like Billy Smith Tommy Ryan Jim Kennedy and George Dixon highlighted.
Mack Edges Valence In Tight Four Year Old Pace
Readville, Sept 30. In a two heat four year old pace Mack the Vermont stallion defeated Valence by a nose after a hard stretch duel. Robinetta faded in the 2:14 pace as Dempsey and Robert Wilkes battled for second. Lotus led all heats in the 2:27 pace with a walkover by Lotus. Seven races are on the card today including the free-for-all pace.
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Readville
Robinetta
Vietta
Robert Wilkes
Dempsey
Viotta
Mack
Valence
Lotus
Loma
Arion
Henry Titer
Blue Gum
Venture W
Edsall
Venture
Lady del Mar
Robert J
Star Pointer
Frank Agan
Joe Patchen
B. H
Thought
Topsey
Billy Ring
Bentley
Mambrino King
Dottie
Almont, Jr
Geers
Fager
B. S
Demarest
Zerbrino
B. G
Marsh
Dizimette
G. G
McDonald
Brown Jim
Wildbrino
Br. B
Miller
Enright
Nettie
Paul Jones, Jr
Spear
Dempsey, Br. G
Tribute
Thoroughbred
O'Neil
B. m
Jerone Eddy
Lu Wilkes
Coronet
Zimmer
Idol Wilkes
Lexington
Ames
Clifford
Crary
Myrtle G
Andrews
Mary B
G. m
Hamlet
Ella C
Gillies
Mieldmient
Cieeieces
Wood
Ch. H
Parberry
Prince Alert
Walker
B. F
Sir John
Dam Nettle Ross
Winfield Scott
Wits DE Fe
BOOW
Ciestees Ieee Eeewes Te
Wieker
Pen Vhoe
Eek Ten Connelly
Artford
Stambula
Dam Loretta
Onwied
Ch. m
Baldwin
Ccces
Zanita
Bik. F
Palmer
Tiehe Moon
L. C Predon
Cess
Br. m
Stevens
Ccceeees
OG Corbett Benton
Houghton
Results at Gravesend five furlong races and more
In Gravesend New York racing results list six events with winners and places. Vanita and Red Spider won two five and one half furlongs races, Sapelo won the mile and a sixteenth, Ameer took the six furlongs, Ross Q. won the five and a half furlongs, and Midgeley won the two mile hurdle event with Phobus second and Article third.
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Gravesend
L. I
Vanita
Simonian
Braw Lad
Red Spider
Contractor
L. B
Sapelo
Hazlet
Volley
Baltimore uproar over Boston Ancients visit
Baltimore residents clash over a proposed $600 plus funds to host Boston's Ancients and Honorables. Councilman Jones defends it as educational and cultural, while opponents call it a city disgrace amid oysters and beer debates. The piece lampoons local figures and public funds.
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Baltimore
Boston
London
Colonel Walker
Sid Hedges
Fottler
Jones
Joe Rickey
Europe
Balmoral
Chesapeake
Prominent Newport Mason Crandall Dies in Boston
George F Crandall a longtime Newport shipbuilder and civic leader died by his own action in the New Marlboro Hotel Boston He was past master of the local lodge Knight Templar and sheriff of the county An elderly man in good health he traveled to Boston for a usual overnight visit The death was discovered with gas from two open burners and an inquest by Medical Examiner Draper ordered
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Newport
R. I
George F. Crandall
New Marlboro
Boston
Crandall
Draper
Father M Kenna Dying in Marlboro
The Rev. P A McKenna suffered a relapse last Friday then rallied but last night had a sinking spell. Physicians attended until morning and he remains unconscious at 11 o clock forenoon, regarded in critical condition since illness.
Diakka Wins Great Eastern Railway Handicap at Six Furlongs
Me lange takes the Great Eastern Railway handicap for three year olds and up at six furlongs in London. Deep Sea finishes second with Pala vere third. Diakka, bay colt owned by Mr. P Lorillard, among the starters.
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London
Melange
Deep Sea
Palavere
Mr. P. Lorillard
Diakka
Man Severely Injured in Streetcar Fall at Somerville
John Hogan of 39 Mansfield Street Somerville fell under an outward bound Union Square electric streetcar on Washington Street near Medford. He was removed to City Hospital with likely loss of his right leg.
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Union Square
Somerville
John Hogan
Mansfield Street
Washington Street
Medford
City Hospital
Popular debate on free silver for the workingman
A public discussion on free silver priced to aid workers. Five first class speakers on each side will present arguments with twenty minute time limits per participant.
Lost 70 year old escapes Chelsea and roams as self styled detective
Chief of Police Drury of Chelsea reports Walter H. Howe a 70 year old patient escaped Worcester insane asylum and likely returned to Chelsea where he once lived. Howe believed himself a private detective wearing a coat of arms shirt and a United States Secret Service badge. He once arrested three men at a Washington street billiard room and later caused trouble in a Chelsea drug store before being confined.
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Drury
Chelsea
Walter H. Howe
Worcester
Howe
United States Secret Service
Washington Street
Lagrange Street
Medfield
Italian impersonator Mulchandi swindled Italians for dollars
John Mulchandi posed as a police officer with badge 315 in Philadelphia’s North Fleet area. He urged payment of $2 to settle a bogus arrest, tricking Francesco Giarro of 193 North Street and other Italians. Captain Cain proved no warrant existed and Mulchandi was later arrested.
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North Street
John Mulchandi
Francesco Giarro
North
Fleet Streets
Mulchandi
Cain
Man of 70 Lost on Montreal Train
An elderly man identified as Andrew Kerling, about 70, arrived at Union station from California. He is described as demented and cannot state his destination, first mentioning Dublin Mass then the city of Dublin. He carries a canvas valise, a satchel with food bags, and a pint of whiskey. Inspector George Robinson will refer him to the Board of Lunacy and Charity.
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Montreal
Union Station
Andrew Kerling
California
San Jose
Dublin
Mass
Ireland
George Robinson
Board of Lunacy and Charity
Man Arrested In Stolen Clothes Theft at Store
William Nolan, a known cattle puncher, wore a brand new suit that matched clothes stolen from Charlie Ballem’s Commercial Street store. Police say the burglars used a rear courtyard entry with a clothesline to haul $81 worth of garments, and Nolan admitted possession after being confronted.
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Charlie Ballem
William Nolan
Commercial Street
Nolan
Charlie
Bill
William
County Treasurer Morrison Charged in County Embezzlement
Warrants issued for the arrest of Morrison over an alleged embezzlement of 248 thousand 571 dollars from the county funds. He was served at his home in Lansingburg while ill and left in charge of a detective.
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Troy
N. Y
Morrison
Lansingburg
Carriage Maker F. C. Boardman Assigns Assets
Amesbury Massachusetts September 30 F C Boardman a carriage manufacturer has assigned to George W Bryant Liabilities about 40000 dollars.
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Amesbury
Mass
F. C. Boardman
George W. Bryant
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