Dodgers Rally to Edge Braves in Uneven Matinee
A South End exhibition between Brooklyn and Boston drew a 6 6 score with erratic play and poor attendance. The Dodgers won in the eighth on a defensive collapse and a ninth inning gift, aided by Wheat’s catch and Daubert’s foul grab near the Brooklyn dugout.
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Send Out Tickets Thursday for World Series Games
The Boston American Baseball Club announces a night and day shift to handle world series ticket allotments. Secretary Robert McRoy says 17 staffers work to issue reserved seats by Thursday and prevent a repeat of last year’s ticket scandal amid scalper concerns.
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National Baseball Commission
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New York Sale To Begin Thursday At Polo Grounds
At National League headquarters Secretary John A Heydler prepared a list of preferred patrons including baseball officials season box holders and authorized major league newspapers. The list closes tomorrow evening at o o clock with no late applications. Preferred patrons pay 8 dollars for upper tier seats. After allocating 9000 seats the rest go to a public sale with details to be announced Thursday. The remaining 20000 seats at the Polo Grounds sell only at the grounds during game days.
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Barry Durnan World Title Challenge on Thames
Ernest Barry of Toronto and Edward Han Jan Durnan will race for the world championship, a challenge cup, and $5000 on October 14 on the Thames after each posted $1200 forfeit when signing articles.
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Senators Prove Easy for Champs
Washington defeats Boston 7 to 5 to tie the American League record with 102 wins. Buck faced a near no hit until Gandil’s double in the seventh. Hooper Wagner Lewis and Hooper starred in the field and Speaker hit a homer. Engle Boehling and Gallia shared pitching for the Senators as Boston’s wild \
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Shrubb In Charge Of Crimson Runners
Al Shrubb led the Harvard cross country squad on an easy run to Brattle Field and back to Soldiers Field. He believes the team has the potential to form a strong hill and dale unit capable of beating Yale in the upcoming meet.
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Athletics to Help Red Sox in World Series Prep
Philadelphia Sept 30 The Boston Red Sox visit to close the season will include practice with the Philadelphia Athletics. Connie Mack's team plans to share fielding, pitching and baserunning tips gleaned from their World Series play against the Giants and Chicago.
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Boston Red Sox
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New York Giants
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James McAleer
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Athletics
Chicago
New York
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Red Sox
Giants
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Ray Colling
Boston
Giants Defeat Phillies 4-2 Behind Bader Pitching
New York beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Alexander faded in the seventh. Bader, the recruit pitcher from Dallas, Texas, twirled effectively for the Giants. Pasket delivered a hard hit ball forming the key run support in a game with three runs batted in by Giants hitters.
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National League to Probe Fogel Umpire Allegations
President Thomas J. Lynch announces a league board investigation into Horace Fogel's charges that umpire decisions favored the New York club to win the pennant. Lynch dismisses personal attacks but says the umpires' honesty and the game cannot be ignored and the matter lies with the National League.
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National League
Wolgast to Box Mandot Proposed New Orleans Match
Harry Coleman, manager of Joe Mandot, announces Ad Wolgast has agreed to terms offered by the West Side Athletic Club of New Orleans for a match with Mandot early in N. Memphis dispatch reports the planned bout as the latest boxing development with both fighters set to meet soon.
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Hicks Replaces Houck in Big Bout Card
Leo Houck withdraws from his clash with Dave Smith at the Pilgrim Club due to an infected right eye from the Papke bout. Freddy Hicks of Detroit arrives to take the place and trains at the Arena, boasting wins over Bob Moha and a knockout of Jeff Clark. Smith exhibits sharp speed in yesterday’s Boston workout as Johnson weighs a possible trip to Australia and a Langford bout with a $60,000 price tag discussed in Chicago.
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New York
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Jeff Clark
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Smith
Boston
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Chicago
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Dominion
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Sam
Giants Will Take It Easy in Key Series Start
New York Giants begin a three game series at the Polo Grounds as they rest key players before the post season. Philadelphia Quakers loom as light challengers while McGraw leans on Marquard Tesreau and Mathewson to face the Red Sox and out general Stahl in late game strategy.
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Brockton Fair Marathon Prepares For 39 Entrants
Forty runners signified their intent to start and 39 long distance contenders will toe the mark next Friday from the B A A clubhouse Exeter street to the Brockton Fair grounds. The race will circle the track twice and finish at the grand stand with notables like Andrew Sockalexis Tom Lilley Clarence De Mar Israel Saklad and Warren Kneeland taking part. Horace A. Keith directs the athletics and George W Brown of the B A A will run the events in Olympic style.
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Sweden
Vanderbilt Cup Practice Shows Speed on Wauwatosa Course
In Wauwatosa Wisconsin on September 30 Teddy Tetzlaff completed a lap in 6 minutes 17 seconds at roughly 79.5 miles per hour on the Vanderbilt Cup race course. The report notes the Santa Monica road race record at 78.5 mph, and mentions historical baseball references to Detroit and the Giants in series play.
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BC High School Football Cuts Squad to 30
The Boston College High School football squad was reduced to 30 players after yesterday's cut. Coach Scanlon plans scrimmages between first and second teams this week to toughen the roster for the upcoming game with Medford High next Saturday. Survivors include O Connor, Phelan, Fallon, Creed, Reilly, Shields, and others.
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Medford High
O'Connor
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Creed
Reilly
Shields
L. McGerthy
McCarthy
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Reis
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Scanion
Pierce
McCool
McMulkin
Ryle
Walsh
Cook
Breau
Austin
Lockman
B. Sheehan
Simmons
Harvard Lacrosse Opens Fall Practice With Sixty Men
Harvard lacrosse begins fall practice with sixty players in attendance. A scrimmage between the varsity and a alumni team is planned later in the season. The annual fall scrimmage schedule starts on October 14.
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Long Game Is Athletics Long Game Is Athletics
A poorly played American League game in Philadelphia ends 11 to 0 after 11 innings with New York losing to the home team. Philadelphia makes eight errors to New York’s five, and Collins drives in the decisive run amid defensive miscues and late scoring errors.
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Paddock
Harvard Soccer Opens as 50 Men Vie for Varsity spots
More than six dozen candidates reported for Harvard varsity soccer practice at Soldiers Field yesterday. The light session focused on shooting, passing and fundamentals as a two game weekly schedule was set leading to the big clash with Princeton on Nov 2.
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Yale plans fall work and winter training upgrade
Yale's baseball squad gathered to outline fall work with seventy five in attendance. The football squad includes two more candidates, and ten veterans were registered. Winter practice will start in January in the new training cage expected to revolutionize Yale's preps.
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Boston golfers qualify in 18th national women’s championship
Manchester Sept 30 nearly half the field for the 18th national women’s golf championship are from the Massachusetts district. Miss Margaret Curtis of Boston won first honors with 88, the only score under 90. Georgiana Bishop of Brooklawn pressed Curtis with a 91 as match play draws promise strong Boston representation again.
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