Boston Beats Phillies In Month Finale 7 To 3
Boston champions defeat Philadelphia 7 to 3 at South End grounds. Nichols stars with strong batting and pitching while Jim Collins receives a $50 gold certificate from the Boston Rooters Club. Lajoie’s visit ends in trouble after arguing with umpire Brown leading to a three day ban.
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Phillies
South End Grounds
Boston
Donohue
Nichols
James J. Collins
John IF. Dever
Boston Rooters
Mr. Dever
General Selee
Jim
Cross
Napoleon Lajoie
Woonsocket
Collins
Lajoie
Tom” Brown
Brown
Lafoie
Dick” Cooley
Long
Duffy
Delehanty
Lauder
Orioles Split Doubleheader In Quiet Pitching Duel
Baltimore game 1 featured Miller wildness harming the Orioles as they dropped the opener. The nightcap became a pitchers' duel with no runs. both hurlers held the opposition scoreless in a 0-0 tie.
Senators Hit Rusie Harder In Tie Game
Washington reports the Senators struck out Rusie more effectively than the Giants, taking an early lead thanks to Killen, but costly errors and Killen's wildness allowed a later tie. Attendance was listed at 700.
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Washington
Senators
Rusie
Giants
Killen
Washington, Abr
Mfercer
Melnach
Casey
Freeman
Gatins
Wrigley
Joyce
Seymour
Doyle
Gleason
Erat
Foster
Assee Seerseresee
Warner
Eere
Wees
P. Ee
Washington Livessace
New York
Davis
Carr
Hunt
Connolly
Philadelphia Quiet Phillies Face Boston in Key Series
Boston has won nine of thirteen against Philadelphia. A win today would complete a strong series for Boston. Morgan Murphy played well catching and Nichols delivered two clean singles for Boston. Brooklyn fought Baltimore in a great second game. Malden and Everett schedule two games today for one admission, with entries including Billy Shannon E4 Batman and the Bannon brothers joining Malden. First game at 2 p.m.
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Phillies
Boston
Philadelphia
Morgan Murphy
Nichols
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Orioles
Malden
Everett
Billy’’ Shannon
Batman
Bannon Brothers
Outlaws Face Turbulent Philadelphia Meeting
Joseph H. McDuffee writes from Philadelphia to his brother John denying a successful outlaw movement in racing cycling. He notes a turbulent meeting at Jefferson College with some men under liquor and exclusions for nonjoiners. McDuffee predicts outlaws return to LAW control when the cycle snow season opens as makers seek salaries for next season.
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Joseph H. McDuffee
Eddie McDuffee
John
Philadelphia
J. H. McDuffee
Jefferson College
Bill” Martin
Owen S. Kimble
McDuffee
Massachusetts league clubs listed for iLW representation
Secretary Abbot Bassett of the National iL. A. W. lists Massachusetts clubs meeting by law for division board representation. Notable omissions include Columbia B. C. and Rovers C. C. among many others across Boston and surrounding towns.
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Abbot Bassett
National Il. A. W
Massachusetts
Boston
Columbia B. C
North Attleboro
Hyde Park C. C
Rovers C. C
Charlestown
Roxbury B. C
Taunton C. C
Somerville B. C
Malden B. C
Massachusetts B. C
Haverhill C. C
Cambridgeport G. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Tiger Roadsters
Boston College
A. W
Good Roads C. C
Connecticut Valley Wheelmen
Springfield
Review Club Cyclers
Chelsea
Oxford C. C
Chicopee Falls
Monument B. C
Eliot C. C
Jamaica Plain
Bristol County Wheelmen
Taunton
Suffolk B. C
Wangaroo R. C
Lawrence C. C
Roll Bull Club
Maynard
Newton B. C
Sea King Co Bosten
Bicycle Notes and Club Rides in Massachusetts
Chief Consul Elliott urges Massachusetts Wheelmen to support pro bicycle legislation as the State committee on legislation prepares to act. Prize winnings from a ten mile road race in Waltham will be handed out next week. Open rides by Suffolk B. Co. and Poctonian Cryote Club are postponed or rescheduled with details. The C C century run is postponed, and Captain Wiles has resigned.
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Elliott
Massachusetts
State Committee On
General Court
George H. Lowe
Waltham
WJ. Corcoran
Suffolk B. Co
C. C
George Hest
Oak Hill
Newton
Joseph Binelotti
Poctonian Cryote Club
Copley Sequare
Hotel Fensmere
Pat
Bantam Title Draw Ends Leon Flanagan Bout In New York
Casper Leon of New York and Steve Flanagan of Philadelphia fought a brisk twenty five round bantam match ending in a draw. Leon sustained facial damage but remained the champion, while Flanagan showed marked resilience and strength late. A separate six round bout saw Bob Dwyer defeat Jack Delaney on points after Delaney faltered.
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New York
America
Casper Leon
Steve Flanagan
Philadelphia
Lenox Athletic Club
Leon
Flanagan
Casper
Leon-Flannagan
Bob Dwyer
Jack Delaney
Dwyer
Delaney
Hawthorne Club Eyes Corbett McCoy Fight in New York State
Hawthorne manager M. Wilson quoted B. Grays manager vowing no agreements until meeting. Potential Oct 16 bout in New York State outside Erie county, with Buffalo to be told location. Wilson denies Pittsburg venue talk. Buffalo News speculates Syracuse event under Hawthorne Club.
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Buffalo
N. Y
M. Wilson
Hawthorne Athletic Club
B. Gray
McCoy
Corbett-McCoy
New York State
Erie County
Wilson
Pittsburg
Buffalo News
Cheektowaga
Hiawthorne Club
Syracuse
Harvard Opens Season Against Williams in Key Debut
Harvard prepares for its season opener at 3 p.m. against Williams with many newcomers on the varsity squad. The daily practice featured a new tackling machine, favored two-footed passes by Dibblee and Daly, and Brayton shifting to a heavy halfback role. Lineups show Kendall at fullback and Sam Lewis at end as Har vard aims for a strong start and potential position earns.
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Harvard
Williams
Crimson
MacMasters
Dibblee
Daly
Brayton
Reid
Kendall
Sam Lewis
Nous
R. G
Seeley Burnett
Lawrence Cochrane
Rvr G
Cothell
F. B
Roarg ee Club hosts first smoke talk and boxing night
The Roanoke Club on North Russell Street drew about 700 fans for four evenly matched bouts. Tim Dacey vs Joe Coppinger opened the program, followed by Jimmy Davenport with Jerry Buckley, Morris Rosenburg vs Bob Ringwood, and an eight round finale between Bob Montgomery and John K. Butler, all ending in draws or narrow margins.
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Roanoke Club
North Russell Street
Tim Dacey
Monahan
Cuba
Joe Coppinger
Charlestown
Coppinger
Jimmy Davenport
Jerry Buckley
Davenport
Morris Rosenburg
Bob Ringwood
Lynn
Ringwood
Bob Montgomery
Boston
John K. Butler
Boxing Gossip on Erne Lavigne Fight Reach Decline
The Erne vs Lavigne bout signals the Saginaw Kid’s career peaking and now regressing. Reports favor Erne, noting heavy wear and ongoing irregular living may have damaged the former champ’s status and laurels.
Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Cures In Ten Minutes
Skeptics turn believers as testimonials claim instant relief from catarrh after a single puff. The advertisement promotes Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, with one user stating permanent improvement and urging purchase from Woodward & Co. and Briard Co. in Philadelphia.
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Woodward & Co
Virommeld Street
Bhiard ( CO
Wistinghem Street
Williams 6 Andover 0 in warm weather clash
Phillips Andover limited Williams to six points as Simmons scored a touchdown and Branch added the kick. Davis later ran eight yards for Andover but a line crossing issue halted the play. The pace was slow due to heat.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
Williams
Cullinane
Branch
Simmons
Davis
Garryowens Club Sets Special Meeting at Hanover Street
The Garryowens Gaelic football club will hold a special meeting at 653 Hanover street on Sunday at 2 30 pm to plan the fall campaign. Members expect to press important business and believe they are on track to become state or New England champions under Gaelic rules. The club notes many well known athletes among its ranks.
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Garryowen Football Club
Hanover Street
New England
Kew Pacing Record at Malone One World Record Pace
Dan Q owned by J H Bronson of New Haven Conn set a world pacing record at Malone’s Franklin County Fair on the half mile track driving Ben Walker. He went through three heats in 2 19 12, 2 08 34 and 2 08 14 with mile quarters 0 32 34, 1 05 12, 1 35 34, 2 08 14.
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Malone, N
Dan Q
J. H. Bronson
New Haven
Conn
Malone
Ben Walker
Ted Sloane Triumphs In English Racecourse Frenzy
American jockey Ted Sloane lifts Newmarket crowds with Kirschwasser winning despite foes Loates and Robinson being suspended and reprimanded for rough riding. Sloane earns acclaim from peers, peers, and bookmakers as owners line up for Cesarewitch participation.
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London
Hkirschwasser
Lord Dunraven
Tod Sloane
Newmarket
England
Sloane
Sam Loates
Nat Robinson
Loates
Mandela
Ted Sloane
Kirschwasser
Robinson
Little Ted Sloane
Red Archer
Rough Riders Club elects 21 new members for parade
At the weekly Rough Riders Coaching Club meeting twenty one new members were elected. The arrangements committee reports parade details for next Thursday and an outing with at least 109 participants likely. Special Brockton fair arrangements will ensure visitor comfort and a sporting department meeting is set for Sunday at 4 PM for those wishing to join the parade. Barry accepts Durnan's challenge to a 31000 race if capes remain at 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Riders Coaching Club
Brockton Fair Management
Sporting Department
Inter Club League Elects Massachusetts Bowling Officers
The annual Massachusetts Interclub Bowling League meeting at State Street saw nine clubs represented. Philedians of Waltham resigned since last season. Officers elected: President Frank J. Bartlett Kernwood Malden. Vice-President A N Willis Melrose A C. Secretary Treasurer A N Hatch Glendon Club Everett. Membership action deferred pending next meeting on Oct 7.
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Massachusetts Interclub Bowling League
State Street
Philedians of
Waltham
Frank J. Bartlett
Kernwood
Malden
A. N. Willis
Melrose A
A. N. Hatch
Glendon
Everett
Committee On Rules
Messrs. Parks
Central Club
Somerville
Phelan
Oxford Club
Lynn
Lothrop
Melrose A. C
Sneak Thieves Steal Jewelry Across Two City Homes
Sneak thieves in the South Ind district last night escaped with about 80 dollars in property. A rear basement window at 1 Worcester square allowed entry, with jewelry stolen from A. Stubbs Celia Moneff and Sophia Howdoin. At 226 Massachusetts avenue the home of Mabelapeanie was entered by false keys and jewelry valued at 19 dollars stolen. Thirty thefts were reported to Station 5 police.
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South Ind
Worcester Square
We A. Stubbs
Celia Moneff
Sophia Howdoin
Mabelapeanie
Massachusetts Avenue
Station 5
Fair Shops Bulletin Highlights Union Picket Strategy
Leaders publish a list of "fair" shops where union men may work while pickets patrol depots and factories. Picket duty expands beyond shops to the railroad depot as tensions rise with nonunion workers and arriving foreign laborers. Police intervene as crowds gather near Packard Co and other facilities amid demonstrations by Lasters' Union supporters.
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Lastersa
le Douglas
D. Littlefield
Avon
L. M. Reynolds & Co
Howard & Foster
McCarthy, Sheehy & Kendrick
Fred Packard
Lilley & Brackett
Empire Shoe Company
Union Shoe Company
Frank White
Co-operative Co
Campella
People’s Company Co-operative
Stacey, Adams & Co
M. P. Clough & Co
R. B. Grover & Co
Packard & Field
Small & Nesmith
Kimball & Baker
Reynolds
Drake & Gabell
Higgins, Starrat & Oakman
Lasters
Boston
Boston posts expanding picket duty and wage dispute
Posting Sentries in Boston. Picket duty will be stricter tomorrow with more men mustered. Sentries watch trains to Brockton and will wire Chief Picket Hubbard to halt departures. Walter Shaw of Consolidated Machine Co defends management, claims strike is spiteful and tied to higher lasting shoe prices. He argues arbitration is weak and firm will stay aligned with manufacturers while not opposing organized labor. Reports note factories running with new help. outputs listed for Barry, Snow, Packard, Thompson, Taylor, and Ware & Lincoln.
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Boston
Brockton
Masters
Picket Hubbard
Walter Shaw
Consolidated Machine Company
Consolidated Machine Companies
Shaw
State Board of Arbitration
Jordan, Marsh & Co
T. D. Barry & Co
George G
Bay State's Third Trip Sends Relief to Cuban War Soldiers
The hospital ship Bay State, bound for Cuban waters on its third voyage, will carry supplies for Massachusetts Sixth Regiment and return with invalids to Boston hospitals. It sails toward Porto Rico, arriving about a week later, amid vast shipments from the Volunteer Aid Association at the India Street Dean Building. Packages, many addressed to Corporal G. G. King of Company I, Sixth Massachusetts, arrive by express, including apples for distribution. Some men from the Second and Ninth regiments are at Providence hospitals, with others at Wikof nearly recovered and to be sent home soon.
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Bay State
Cuban
Massachusetts
Boston
Porto Rico
India Street
Volunteer Aid Association
John R. Story
G. G. King
Concord
Company I
Firth
Providence Hospitals
Montauk
Wikof
Busy muster and inspections at Fifth Battalion camp
FIFTH TASPECTED AMP MEADE Sept 20 Brig Whitney and staff oversee the First and Third Battalions during monthly muster and inspection. Col Corby of the Fourth Army praises the kitchens while twenty eight illness cases are noted. Mrs Whitney and Mrs Cutting join at the camp. Major Clement and Chaplain House seek one month leaves.
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Meade
Penn
Whitney
Blanche Rolls
Haversick
Dinni
Ber Ur
Corby
Auuri
Joli
Colonel Whitney
Cutting
Captai Cutting
Company L
Clare
Clacal
Company M
Company FE
Clement
Chaplain House
Funeral Postponed as Relatives Seize Control of Body
George D. McIntyre a Private in Company F Seventh Infantry died in Massachusetts General Hospital after illness. While services began relatives arrived and took charge, delaying burial planned for Mt Hopes Cemetery. Comrade W J Mellaty and George Mazzies traveled to seek kin in Lowell Chelsea Lynn and nearby towns but found none. The body was moved to 234 Nichols Street Everett for private arrangements.
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George D. McIntyre
McIntyre
Seventh Infantry
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
W. J. MelIaty
George Mz
Zies
Lowell
Chelsea
Lynn
Mt. Hopes
A. S. Gumbet
City
Nichols Street
Everett
Private Cove Dead in Worcester Hospital
Private James Cove of Company Twelfth United States Infantry died at Worcester City Hospital at 7:45 p.m. after a typhoid fever illness that worsened following a brief improvement. The body will be moved to Worcester today. Also listed is Private Thomas Spafford of Company L Ninth Regiment, a Boston lad with malarial fever, placed on the danger list with doctors offering little hope. At Massachusetts General Hospital, the other men were resting comfortably.
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James Cove
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Geing
Worcester
City
Cove
Woreesgh
Thomas Spafford
Ninth Regiment
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
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