Massive bets swirl around Cy Young game outcome
An estimated 50 000 was wagered on yesterday's game as 3000 fans packed the pavilion and a large betting crowd backed Cy Young to best Phillippi. Charley Lavis placed a 1000 against 800 Pittsburg cash. many bets ranged from 5 to 10 with odds rising to 10 to 7 and 10 to 6 before the first inning. The crowd left disappointed as Young faltered, Boston now favored at about 10 to 9 for the next game.
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Cy Young
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Young
Phillippi
Pittsburg
Charley Lavis
Lavis
Boston
Fleet at Boston Light awaits honourables arrival
The piece lists numerous individuals visiting the fleet at Boston Light and describes preparations, weather observations, and signals. Sergeant Snow reports on duty waiting for the Mayflower as crowds arrive by train and bicycle from Provincetown and nearby towns.
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Boston
Honourables
Parade Arrival Times Across City Route
The parade schedule lists arrival times for each landmark from City square at 10:00 a.m. to Young's Hotel finish at 11:15 a.m. along the route including Kenny square Hay market square Adams square Post building City Hall State House Charles and Beacon streets Arlington and Beacon streets and others. The Hondurables parade from the Dominion line dock in Charlestown proceeds along Water street Washington Street North Haymarket Beacon Arlington Public Garden Charles Boylston Washington Summer High Congress State Washington Cornhill Scollay square finishing at Young's Hotel.
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Kenny Square
Haymarket Square
Adams Square
Post Building
City Hall
State House
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Arlington
Boylston
Charles Street
A.m
Tremont
Washington and
Washington
High Street
High
Congress
Post Office Square
State Streets
Young
Dominion Line
Charlestown
Water Street
Washington Street
School
Beacon
Public Garden
Charles
Summer
State
Cornhill
Scollay Square
Young’s Hotel
Mayflower Watch Sees Sergeant Snow With Signals at Sea
At the marine signal station Sergeant Snow and I. M. Small, guests of Mr. I. M. Small, vigilantly watch for the Mayflower. They examine the light, test signals with fireworks, and note weather as the vessel is sighted off the coast.
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Snow
I. M. Small
Marine Signal Station
Sergeant Snow
Colonel Hedges
Mr. Small
Lilian
Boston
London
Sergeant Snow Watches Mayflower Approach From North Truro
Oct 1 at North Truro Sergeant Edwin E Snow of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company began his watch for the Dominion liner Mayflower and the Honourable Artillery Company of London. Weather was misty with eight mile visibility, a 22 knot southerly wind and thick haze forecasting fog before midnight. Marine reporter I Morton Small aided Snow as they scanned the horizon for the Mayflower, vowing to alert Boston at first sight.
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North
Truro
Edwin E. Snow
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Dominion
Mayflower
Honourable Artillery Company
London
Morton Small
Highland Light
Snow
Uncertain Smudge at Sea Draws Team to Telescope
Reporters on shore spot a faint smoke out at sea and rush to view it through telescopes. Most sightings prove to be tugs with coal barges, but two were large steamships the Chat ham from Baltimore and the James Whitney from New York. The glimpse and travel direction determine the identification.
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Chatham
Baltimore
James
Whitney
New York
Changes in Route for Visiting London Delegation Parade
Colonel Hedges and about 60 Ancients worked till midnight arranging housing for the visiting London Honourables and final parade details. Two changes were made for today’s parade to avoid subway blockage: mounted police will use Arlington and Boylston, while visitors move via Commonwealth avenue Public Garden Charles street to Boylston. Court street march to Young’s Hotel is replaced by Washington street Cornhill Scollay square to the hotel due to subway excavation making Court unsafe.
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Hedges
London
Arlington Street
Boylston
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles Street
Boylston Street
State Street
Court
Young's Hotel
Court Street
Washington Street
Cornhill
Scollay Square
Hotel
National Salute of 21 Guns for Mayflower Arrival
The Mayflower steams into the harbor as a 21 gun salute fires from Fort Warren in honor of British guests. American ships Chicago Newport Alliance Atlanta Enterprise. British cruiser Retribution. French cruiser Troude. Harbor and wharves to glow with red, white and blue bunting in a Chamber of Commerce led decoration effort.
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Gayly
Uncle Sam
Chaffee
Fort Warren
Chicago
Long Wharf
Newport
Alliance
Atlanta
Navy Yard
Enterprise
Madeira
Provincetown
Marblehead
Retribution
England
Halifax
Troude
Chamber of Commerce
Lady Denbigh Set To Arrive In Boston On Mayflower Visit
Lady Denbigh wife of the British Honourables commander arrives in Boston after crossing the pond with the men. She will stay at the Touraine in suite 308 on Boylston and Tremont streets with flowers and cards awaiting her. A public reception at the Cadet Armory and private entertainments are planned, with notable Boston hostesses assisting.
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Denbigh
London
Touraine
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Hedges
Somerset
Jack Gardner
Cadet Armory
John L. Bates
Curtis Guild
P. A. Collins
Sydney M. Hedges
A. M. Ferris
Colonel Ferris
The
Ancients
J. Stearns Cushing
Frank Huckins
Elizabeth R. Holmes
Halifax Band Arrives to Lead Veterans to Charlestown
The Halifax Garrison Band, by permission of British authorities and at the request of the Boston British residents committee, will lead the British veterans from the American House to Charlestown this morning and then proceed elsewhere.
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Halifax
Boston
Charlestown
Expert view of Pirates rally in second game outlook
Boston was outbatted and out fielded as Young yielded 12 hits and Phillippi shone with key strikeouts. Clarke, Parent, Lachance and Dougherty starred for Pittsboro while Leever was slated to pitch for the Pirates. Grand stand tickets go on sale downtown before noon as the game shifts to 3 PM.
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Boston
Young
Phillippi
Ferris
Criger
Pirates
Pittsboro
Clarke
Parent
Ferris and Lachance
Collins
Lachance
Dougherty
Stahl
Wagner
Leach
Sebring
Beaumont
Fred Clarke
Freeman
Hughes
Dineen
Sam Leever
Smart
Boston Fans Reflect On Narrow Loss In First Game
Boston players and fans discuss a hard fought loss with many believing the result was earned. Duke Farrell and Phillippi contributed crucial moments but the crowd and rooters plan a Pittsburg trip. a large turnout is anticipated if the series continues.
Boston Nationals Defeat Harrisburg 6 to 3
Boston Nationals defeated Harrisburg 6 to 3 in a game played in Harrisburg. Willis and Dexter connected for the Nationals while Berthild and Agnew did the catching duties for Harrisburg. Umpire Rinn presided.
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Boston Nationals
Harrisburg
Penn
Boston
Willis
Dexter
Berthild
Agnew
Rinn
Nationals and Americans clash in Cincinnati thriller
Cincinnati Nationals beat St. Louis Americans 7 to 6 after Burkett's wild throw allowed the deciding run following Dolan's earlier hit. Sievers left the game after being hit in the leg as St. Louis managed little until late. Attendance 962. Final line shows Sievers, Morgan, Sugden, Hahn, and Peitz in key roles.
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Cincinnati
Nationals
Americans
St. Louis
Burkett
Seymour
Dolan
Fohl
Cincinnatis
Hahn
Sievers
Peitz
R.H.B. Cincinnati
Morgan and
Sugden
Hahn and
Postseason clash as Chicago N vs A opens with rout
Four thousand five hundred fans attended the opening post season game in Chicago. Taylor pitched well with solid defense backing him as National beat American 11 to 0. Final line shows National plates 11 runs on 11 hits with one error and American 0 runs with 4 errors. Batteries Taylor Kling Flaherty Sullivan. Umpires Johnstone Sheridan. Time one half hour.
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Chicago
Taylor
R.h.e.national
Kling
Flaherty
Sullivan
Johnstone and Sheridan
Young and Stiles Win in Albermarle Tourney
Newton Oct 1 Perfect golf weather opened the Albermarle Golf Club fall series. Philip E Young of Norfolk Country Club won the best net prize with 68 while W E Stes of Kenilworth Golf Club claimed the gross prize at 80. Both matched bogey figures on the course. First and second rounds in each group set for tomorrow with semi finals and finals on Saturday.
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Newton
Albermale Golf Club
Newtons
Philip E. Young
Norfolk Country Club
W. E. Stes
Kenilworth Golf Club
Sullivan Trials Carey In Fall River Bout Outcome
Jack Sullivan defeated Tom Carey of New York in the seventh round of a scheduled 15 round bout at the Fall River Athletic Association. The match took place in Fall River on October 1, with Sullivan emerging as the winner.
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Fall River
Jack (Twin) Sullivan
Tom Carey
New York
Fall River Athletic Association
Baseball Night at Colonial Theater Draws Pittsburg Team
Base ball notes report a theater event tonight at the Colonial featuring The Silver Slipper. Pittsburg players attend in force, occupying four seats and enjoying the musical comedy. After the show, they were marshaled out by a theater employee.
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Colonial Theatre
Pittsburg
Keith
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Arthur Pote
P. B. Robinson
W. J. Robinson
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H. A. Royce
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William Eustace Russell
N. J. Rust
Rust
N. J. Rust, Jr
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Robert de Wolfe Sampson
Liy Sargent
M. C. Sears
Agnes St. John
J. J. Swanson
Kate F. Sheehan
J. C. Tebbitts
H. B. Tebbitts
Theodore Tebbitts
C. B. Tebbitts
Grace C. Temple
E. A. Woolson
C. D. Whittier
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