Boston Triumphs Over Cleveland In Low Crowd Game
Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 at Huntington Avenue as Ferris and Selbach key the offense. Winter outpitched Joss with Boston capitalizing on sixth and seventh inning rallies while Cleveland miscues and fielding errors dampened their effort.
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Cleveland
Huntington Avenue
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Burkett
George Winter
Joss
Winter
Selbach
Criger
Turner
Godwin
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Grimshaw
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Jesse
Ferrig
Parc
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Annolly
Smith Wildness Delivers Early Runs in Washington Win
Washington plated three runs in the first inning due to three wild pitches, a walk, and an error. Pattep pitched well for the visitors, holding them scoreless until darkness ended the shutout, when Chicago scored two runs in the final inning.
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Washington
Smith
Pattep
Chicag
Coakley Shuts Out St. Louis as Philadelphia Offense Rises
Coakley allowed only four hits to St. Louis and kept them scoreless. Philadelphia pitchers, led by Buchanan pv, dominated the seventh inning as the locals produced key runs.
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Philadelphia
Coakley
St. Louis
Buchanan
End of Game Notes Include Loughlin Connor Attendance
Fragmentary report lists players Loughlin and Connor and notes time 45 minutes with Buchanan involvement and attendance reference. No clear final outcome or teams identified.
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O’ Loughlin
Connor
Terrible Turk Beats Jenkins in Lyceum Showdown
Madrali known as the Terrible Turk defeated Tom Jenkins of Cleveland in straight falls at Lyceum Music Hall London. The first fall lasted 19 minutes 4 seconds and the second 22 minutes 46 seconds.
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London
Madrali
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Americas
Lyceum Music Hall
Madralil
Bedouin Sets World Record at Belmont Park
H P Whitneys Burgomaster won the colts half of the Matron stakes at Belmont in 1 12 1 5 for six furlongs, equalling the track record. Perverse won the fillies half in 1 11 4 5, a new six furlong track mark. Bedouin with Von Tromp set a new world record for one mile five sixteenths in 2 10 8 5. Other winners included The Hugue not and Disobedient in their respective races.
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New York
H. P. Whitney
Burgomaster
Belmont Park
Penrhyn
Battle Axe
Mr.Whitney
Perverse
Marshall and Tarrasch Game Ends In Draw
In Nuremberg, Germany, the 11th chess game between American expert Marshall and Dr. Tarrasch finished in a draw after 12 moves. The match score stands Tarrasch five, Marshall one, with six draws.
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Marshall
Tarrasch
Nuremberg
Germany
Dr. Tarrasch
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Promptly Cured
Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root promotes quick relief for kidney bladder and uric acid issues and back pain It claims to stop frequent urination and night trips while aiding liquor after effects It offers free sample bottle and book via mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY to Boston Daily Post readers.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Postponed Boston Nationals Game Alters Pittsburgh Schedule
The Nationals versus the Bostons at Exposition Park was rained out this afternoon. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow starting at 2:30. Pittsburgh plans to rest regulars and use younger players while Leach returns from Cleveland for the Chicago series.
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Penn
Exposition Park
Nationals
Bostons
Leach
Cleveland
Flanigan
Chicago
Chicago 8 Phillies 4 win shocks early support
Chicago scored all eight runs on two base hits, five safeties and six Phillies errors. Brown pitched well for Philadelphia until the game was decided as Nichols received little run support in the early innings.
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E. McIntyre
Lindsay
Schaefer
Rawford
Seer
Coughlin
O’leary
Warner
Donovan
New York
AB Hahn
Herty
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Lae
Orte
Chase
Oldring
Earereee Kleinow
Newark
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Newton
la Porte
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Nichols
Brown
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Eeevtoerveresere
Gabe Hie
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Thomas
Gleason
Eereteesese
Courtney
Roosevelt Jr. joins Harvard football squad as freshman candidate
Theodore Roosevelt Jr., one of over a hundred freshmen trying out for Harvard's 1909 eleven, appears slender yet capable. He performs the standard drills with the squad, proving his endearing spirit and normal student status amid spectator curiosity at the tryouts.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Exeter Squad Member Dies Near Hoping Final End
George C. Crocker of Wareham Massachusetts a Phillips Exeter Academy class of 1907 player on the academy eleven suffered injuries during football practice. He was treated with an operation by a Boston specialist but his condition worsened and doctors said he probably could not recover.
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Exeter
N. H
George C. Crocker
Wareham
Mass
Phillips Exeter Academy
Cottage Hospital
Crocker
Reynolds May Not Play On Penn Squad This Year
Marshall Reynolds star halfback and captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team may not play this fall. Reynolds, who graduated from the law school last June, sought a special post graduate course but Dean Lewis refused since the school offers no post graduate program.
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Reynolds
PENN
Philadelphia
Marshall Reynolds
University of Pennsylvania
Law School
Dean Lewis
Star Athletes Compete At Brockton Fair Next Friday
More than 260 entrants, about 30 percent above last year, enter the Brockton Agricultural Society meet. Defending champions H F Barber and J J Cody Jr return alongside Harvard star Horace Taylor and Amherst athletes in events from the broad jump to the pole vault and sprints. Local Brockton hopes rest with E W Gannet, whileCambridge quarter miler seeks to repeat last year’s Brockton victory.
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Brockton Agricultural Society
H. F. Barber
J. J. Cody, Jr
Gidney
Malden
Huegle
L. F. Wheaton
Huegie
Robertson
Barber
Horace Taylor
Harvard
Hubbard
Amherst
Read
E. W. Gannett
L. E. Allen
C. D. Robertson
Ellery Clark
William Pendergast
Butler
McCarthy
St. Paul’s A. A
B. F. Sullivan
C. D. Dalton
Cambridge
Brockton Fair
Baseball notes note chaos and chatter from early season race
Cleveland again today at 3. The Athletics won and Chicago lost. Boston and Cleveland are finishing up schedules while giants stars like Mathewson push numbers. Pat Dougherty and Frank Gilligan figure in team plans as season talk dominates local sports pages.
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Cleveland
Athletics
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Mike Donlin
Giants
Waddell
Plank
Frank Collins
Pat Dougherty
Gossip of the Boxers Thrives Chelsea boxing scene gains steam
Chelsea shows signs of life as the Douglas A. C. plans regular shows. Billy Pierce hired as manager and match maker forged a strong Friday card headlined by Matty Baldwin versus Sammy Myers, with Sam Langford and Larry Temple possible next week and Jack Sheehan likely to referee. Other bouts feature Fred Stangel vs Kid Barrish and upsets, while Abe Attell faces Young Erne tomorrow in Philadelphia. Mike Sullivan heads to the Pacific coast amid rising interest in New England boxing talent.
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Douglas A. C
Billy Pierce
Pythian Rink
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Sammy Myers
New York
Baldwin
Ublic
New England
Philadelphia
Sammy Kelly
Gotham Star
Jack Lowrey
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Jimmy Britt
Myers
Fred Stangel
Mechanics’ Building
Wi Nter
Kid Barrish
Sam Langford
Larry Temple
Jack Sheehan
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Coffey
Lawrence
Boston
Briggs
Coffey
National A. C
Abe Attell
Young Erne
Attell
Erne
St. Louis
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Pacific Coast
Joe Gans
Ike
Los Angeles
Jack McCarey
Kid Locke
McGarry
Dave Munroe
Woburn
Norwood
Kid Wright
Emergency Kelly
Munroe
James Herbett
Gardner Ready To Meet Nelson At 133 Pounds
Lowell lightweight Jimmy Gardner says he will take Battling Nelson on Nelsons terms at 133 pounds with a daytime weigh in and a forfeit posted if needed. Gardner accepts the 133 pound limit and would prefer a 3 o clock weigh in if the fight occurs at night. Nelson and Jimmy Britt both met at 133 pounds earlier.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Nelson
Gardner
New England
Jimmy Britt
Dancing at Roughan Hall Opens Tonight With Con Dit’s Orchestra
The popular Tuesday and Saturday evening parties start tonight at Roughan Hall with Con Dit’s Orchestra providing the music as usual.
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Roughan Hall
Condit
Winton Car Exhibit Comes to Palace Express Car
The Winton transcontinental automobile show is displayed in a private express car behind the Hotel Tan. It features a blue Model K and a polished chassis with mechanical parts on stands. A Brewster green Model K used for street demonstrations is also shown. The exhibit departs for New York this afternoon.
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Winton
New York
Munroe Defeats Murphy in Six Rounds at Sydney
Jack Munroe of Butte Montana won a six round decision over Tommy Murphy of New York in Sydney Nova Scotia. Munroe used weight advantage and sharp body blows to dominate the late rounds while Murphy battled fatigue and a damaged right thumb from a prior bout.
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Sydney
N. S
Jack Munroe
Butte
Mont
Tommy Murphy
New York
Munroe
Murphy
41 Men Out for Harvard Nine
Harvard baseball opens fall practice with 41 candidates under coach Coburn. Notable losses include Randall Matthews Kernan and Captain Stephenson, while Dexter and Kemble compete for positions. Fall track and crew also start with about 80 runners and rowers.
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Harvard
Coburn
Randall
Matthews
Kernan
Stephenson
McCarthy
Dexter
Kemble
Kelley Signs To Manage Cincinnati Club Next Season
Cincinnati manager Joe Kelley signed a contract to manage the National League club again for the upcoming season.
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Joe Kelley
Cincinnati
National League Baseball
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