First Game Goes Eleven Innings In Double Header
Boston wins the opener in eleven innings amid a pitchers battle with Nichols taking the win after a muffed fly by Keeler. Willis is hit freely and Keeler and Sheckard star. attendance 2200. second game halted by darkness with Kennedy in control for Boston. Chicago beats St Louis as miscues plague the visitors, attendance 1109. strong two base hits by Dolan Krueger and Weister noted.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
McGinnity
Nichols
Keelerr
Kennedy
Bostons
Willis
Keeler
Sheckard
Chicago
St. Louis
Corbett and Vera Reunited After Divorce Scare
James J. Corbett returns from Europe to a reconciled marriage as his wife Vera drops divorce plans. He defends his trip as a needed vacation and says accusations of dishonor in the McCoy bout were a hastily stirred rumor. Both express remorse and declare they have made up, with critics to be faced later.
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James J. Corbett
Charles
Kid’) McCoy
Madison Square Garden
Corbett
John Kelly
McCoy
Campania
England
Miss Corneille
New York
Jim
Tam
Irs
Vena
Vera
Rie
Sase
Europe
Sheckard and Sheckard Tie Up Brooklyn Game
Two-base hits by Sheckard and Sheckard drive in runs as Brooklyn loses to Peston 5 3. Kennedy and Willis fans striked out twice each. First base on balls issued to Willis twice. Double plays turned by Juong Tenney and Barry Connor and Gollins. Wild pitches by Willis and Umpire Hurst called the game.
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Sheckard
Ady
Brooklyn
Peston
Kennedy
Willis
Juong
Tenney
Aenor
Barry
Connor
Gollins
Oo Sereein
Hurst
Joe Choynski to Retire From Boxing After Seventeen Years
Joe B Choynski once of San Francisco now lives in LaGrange plans to quit professional boxing within thirty days. He has fought under Marquis of Queensberry rules for almost seventeen years and will soon run a physical culture establishment in Chicago, a resort for tired businessmen and wealthy aspiring athletes.
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Joe’’ B. Choynski
San Francisco
LaGrange
Chicago
Boxing Gossip Highlights Corbett Return and McCoy Rumors
In Boston and New York boxing chatter, Jim Corbett’s return appears calculated by friends and counsel. The McCoy Corbett bout is deemed fair by witnesses, with Corbett using brains over risk, while Kid McCoy’s marriage rumors are treated cautiously. The Nutmeg Athletic Club promotes O’Brien vs Kearns with White refereeing, amid suspicions linked to Discount Delavan and past alleged fixes.
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Jim Corbett
Corbett
McCoy
Kid McCoy
Daniel F. O'Neal
Manchester
Post
Thomas J. B
Boston
Tommy McCarthy
Washington Street
James Scanlan
Fall River
Joe Reed
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Jack O'Brien
Tim Kearns
Hook
Kearns
O'Brien
Johnny White
White
Discount Delavan
O' Brien
Mel Fadden
O'Rourke
O’brien
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Errors and baserunners in Philadelphia New York matchup
First on errors noted for Philadelphia and New York. Philadelphia left on bases six times, New York ten. Off Dona hue had two first on balls, Carrick allowed one, Carrick struck out twice. Sacrifice hits by Slayte Delehanty Flick McParland. Multiple double plays by Cross Lajoie Delehanty Grady Murphy Davis Doyle Yoyte Carrick. Carrick threw a wild pitch while McParland allowed a passed ball. Umpire Snyder. Time noted as 40 minutes.
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Willis
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McFarland
Snyder
Myopia Hunt Club October Drag Hunting Schedule
The Myopia Hunt Club releases a October drag hunting programme listing events across Ipswich Topsfield Danvers Wenham and Beverly with locations including Underhill Rowley Day Farm and North Beverly station. Timings range from 3 45 p m to 7 09 p m and notes indicate further particulars posted at kennels.
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Drag Heeunds
Underhill
Corner
Rowley Bridge Street
Topsfield
High Street
Ipswich
American jockey Reiff sweeps opening Nottingham meet
Jockey Johnnie Reiff dominates day one at Nottingham autumn meeting winning all four races. Choctaw takes The Bestwood Nursery plate for Lord William Heresford, White Nun II wins the Len’en Firs plate for R More, Gienart wins the Nottingham handicap for Mrs. McAuliffe, and Waltzer takes the Maiden plate for Lord William Beresford.
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London
Nottingham
Johnnie” Reiff
Lord ‘William Heresford
R. More
Mrs. McAuliffe
Lord Whillam Beresford
Waltzer
Harvard Track Opens First Practice of Year
About ten men reported to Trainer Graham for the Harvard track team’s first workout of the year. Freshmen led the group, with Fiye of Exeter the standout sprinter. The session was light, mainly a few laps. Fall games are set for late October or early November. Club crews also began yesterday with several crews formed and more expected soon.
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Graham
Harvard
Fiye
Exeter
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co Successors to Lovell Arms Co
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co successors to John P Lovell Arms Co located at 163 165 Washington Street. The brief record notes the corporate lineage and address in a compact business notice.
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Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Washington Street
Worcester refuses to host New England AAU championships
Frank H. Bigelow of Worcester declined to assist in holding the New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union championships, sent by secretary J. Frank Facey of Cambridge. Earlier attempts to stage the games failed as Fitchburg also declined. With late season, short advertising window, and few athletes, the committee faces likely postponement to next year.
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Worcester
New England Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
J. Frank Facey
Cambridge
Bigelow
Fitchburg
Tennis matches in Boston Latin School tourney
Lawn tennis matches were played yesterday on the Boston Latin School courts. Niles beat Mahan 6 3, 3 6, 6 0 while Gatch defeated Pfeffer 6 3 and Bruce beat Reed 6 90 6 0. Knight won 6 1 6 1. Kellogg defeated Jones 6 8 4 6 0. Jacobs beat Swain 6 2 6 2. Tournament managed by Messrs Jacobs and Watlis continues today.
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Boston Latin School
Messrs. Jacobs and
Watllis
Niles
Mahan
Gatch
Pfeffer
Bruce
Reed
Knight
Morison
Kellogg
Jones
Jacobs
Swain
Heptasophs Defeat Bohemians In Candle Pin Match
The Heptasophs of South Boston defeated the Bohemians of South Boston last night in a candle pin match with a score of 1200 to 11580.
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Heptasophs
South Boston
Bohemians
Harvard Varsity Beaten by Scrub Team on Soldiers Field
Harvard's varsity football squad was outplayed and outscored by the third team in a rare debut of depth. Whitwell and Putnam starred for the scrubs with blocking and runs, while the varsity defense faltered before a late touchdown by Putnam. The scrubs’ win signaled a tough day for the Harvard eleven and a notable performance by the reserve line.
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Harvard
Varsity
W. Lawrence
Lawrence
Mifflin
Putnam
Dick Lawrence
Jack Hallowell
Sherlock
Kie Wache
Kendall
Zeus Roberts
Whitwell
Wheindall
Barnard
Hollingsworth
Hallowell
Uniforms and Equipment for Torentian and Cambridge Latin
Clothiers advertise ready for immediate delivery with price lists from Continental Clothing House. Schedule lists upcoming interschool matches at Charles River Park including Brookline High Boston Latin Cambridge Latin Newton High and Hopkinson with dates in October and November.
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Boston Latin
Brookline High
Charles River Parks
Cambridge Latin
Charles River Park
Newton High
Newton
Hopkinson
Mexnvton
Brookline Sligh
Charles River Ark
125-Pound New York Youth Stuns Boston Athletes
W J Mack, a 125 pound youth from New York, astonishes Boston athletes with feats of strength and a mysterious power he claims to exercise at will. He says sleep and rigid training are essential, has ties to early spiritualist exhibitions, and believes his strength is independent of an opponent’s power. He reached 5 feet 8 inches and is 2 years old.
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Boston
W. J. Mack
New York
Harvard
Mack
Onn
Mr. Mack
Yale Tries Both Games On Field Practice
Yale Field saw parallel drills as football practice heated up and 1901 varsity baseball candidates began fall workouts under Acting Captain Robertson. Freshman and reserve players led the baseball session while the varsity and scrubs split two short halves in a brisk football workout aimed at pooling available talent for the season.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Robertson
McBride
Scrvds
Tufts Eleven Returns From West Point Trip
Tufts varsity eleven arrived back from West Point and reported for practice with all players in good condition and none injured after Saturday’s 6 to 0 loss to the Cadets. Captain Pierce and the management are satisfied. Week plans focus on hard team work and coaching to prepare for Yale. Knight the fullback will receive extra goal kicking training.
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Tufts
West Point
Pierce
Medford
Cole
Collins
Kennard
Yale
Knight
Preparatory League Elects Officers and Schedules Games
The Preparatory School Football League elected its officers and adopted a schedule. Most games will be at Charles River Park, with a Friday game contract signed. Park gridiron is in fine condition after spring rolling and seeding. Officers include President W. T. Jewett Hopkinson Vice-President R. Coolidge Brookline High Secretary-Treasurer M. E. Webb Jr and executive committee members C. P. Whorf Boston Latin A. W. Locke
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Preparatory
Charles River Park
W. T. Jewett
Hopkinson
R. Coolidge
Brookline High
M. E. Webb, Jr
C. P. Whorf
Boston Latin
A. W. Locke
Sternberg backs army canteen in letter
Washington report releases Surgeon General Sternberg’s statement to the Adjutant General praising the army canteen for reducing drunkenness and the urge among soldiers to leave their posts for liquor. He acknowledges the practical results of the program and the impact on discipline.
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Washington
Sternberg
War Department
Army
Texas relief fund contributions acknowledged total
Lee, Higginson & Co acknowledge receipt of multiple donations to the Texas relief fund. Named donors include Edgar T. Ward, Heath & Co, Beechwood Sunday School, Caleb A. Curtis, Engine Company No. 4 Boston, and the Women’s Baptist Society of Somerville, among others. Total receipts listed amount to 58,414.04 plus 4,887.00 and 8,700.00 from respective sources.
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Beechwood Sunday School
Caleb A. Curtis
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