Reds Tie 2-2 With Boston in 12 Inning Season Finale
In a cold South End game, Boston and Cincinnati fought to a 2‑2 draw after 12 innings. Ewing and Pfeffer struck out nine each, Lobert’s misplay cost a double play, and Cameron’s fielding woes drew the owner’s ire. The tie leaves Boston with an 11‑10 edge in the season series over Cincinnati as darkness halted play.
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Lobert
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Cameron
Brain
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Pfeffer
Dolan
Smoot
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Jude
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Bates
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O'Neill
Brooklyn Today
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Sewer
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Onnaughton
World of Sport notes and oddities from coach quotes to old marathon medal
A column gathers Coach Hurry Up Yost remarks on new rules and Michigan prospects, plus transfer chatter around Nolan and Siler’s boxing dispute and Grantland Rice on the Indians. It includes a Welsh cup tale about Councillor Morgan and a Dorchester found marathon medal with ownership inquiry.
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Yost
University of Michigan
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Penn
Tom Shevlin
Yale
Ann Arbor
Dorchester
White Sox shut out Browns to extend pennant lead
Chicago held St Louis scoreless as the White Sox moved four games ahead in the American League race. Owen dominated with control while Glade struggled. Offense backed by four runs in the early innings, including a Roth triple and Dougherty score on error, sealed the win.
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White Sox
Browns
New York
Philadelphia
Sox
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Chicago
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Owen
Stone
Brownie
Hemphill
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Hahn
Isbell
Dougherty
Roth
Rockenfield
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F. Jones
Davis
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Roche
Ewe Wee Roth
Niles
Tart
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O'Brien
Vo Spencer
Owen Roth
Spencer
Sheridan
Lipton Says New York Yacht Club Backs 1907 NonRace
The Times reports no America's Cup race in 1907 as the New York Yacht Club will not consider a race next year. Sir Thomas Lipton visited the club, chatted with members, and then his party departed for Chicago, staying there until Oct. 9 before returning to New York.
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New York
The
Times
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Milwaukee and Goodwin edge Washington in pitching duel
Milwaukee pitcher Oberlin, now with Boston, bested Washington’s Goodwin as the two star hurlers faced off in Washington. Boston won 6 to 5 after a late rally in the ninth, with Parent’s double and Chick Stahl’s single sealing the lead. Goodwin faltered in the seventh as Washington mounted a comeback before Oberlin closed out the game.
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Stanley
Cc Stahl
Wagner Parent
Umptire
Connolly
White Sox Clinch Lead as New York Falters
Chicago White Sox strengthened their grip on first in the American League by beating St Louis while New York lost to the Athletics. With four games lead and only a miracle could cost the pennant, the season closes Sunday and rain could aid Chicago’s title chances.
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St. Louis
New York
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Cleveland Beats Detroit as Donovan Shines In Slugfest
Cleveland easily defeated Detroit with strong hitting by Donovan and notable defense from Congalton and Turner. The game highlighted Cleveland’s batting pace and solid fielding throughout the match.
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Cleveland
Detroit Today
Donovan
Congalton
Turner
Course Plan for Intercollegiate Cross Country Meet
Officials convene to decide the course for this year’s intercollegiate race. Van Cortlandt Park is eyed as an alternative to Travers Island with possible use of a country club grounds to serve as the standard cross-country course.
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Travers Island
J. E. Sullivan
Interscholastic Notes on Local Teams and Players
Captain Fritz Ely is out with a strained tendon and may be limited this season. Pierson of English High School is praised as a strong linebacker. South Boston High forecasts their first Hyde Park game with Captain Frank Carey confident of victory. Newton High cites Porter as a good man and Brown eyeing him. Dorchester High and Roxbury High expect a tight Dunbar Avenue contest, with Dorchester favored by experience.
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Pierson
English High School
South Boston High
Hyde Park
Frank Carey
Peninsula
South Boston
Newton High
Porter
Brown
Providence
Dorchester High
Yale Fall Training Opens For Nine Track And Crew
Yale begins fall training for baseball, crew, and track. Captain Kinney and Coach Lush lead a 20 man baseball squad. 40 oarsmen train at the boathouse with varsity crew members assisting. 170 track candidates report with 170 more expected for October handicap games.
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Conn
Yale
Kinney
Lush
Noyes
John Kennedy
Diamond Rivals Meet Again Saturday For Boston Title
On Locust Street grounds Neponset Dorchester faces the Cambridge Institute for the Greater Boston championship. The Institute won the first game but Dorchester fans insist the better team lost. Hurley plans the same lineup with Amherst pitcher Newell and catcher Wadleigh.
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Baldwin Goodwin Bout at Chelsea Declared a Draw
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown and Chester Goodwin of Chelsea fought 15 rounds at Lincoln Athletic Club Chelsea with a draw. Referee Maffit Flaherty ruled the bout even amid criticism of Goodwin and noted Baldwin's edge in most rounds and a late surge by Goodwin.
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Charlestown
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Lincoln Athletic Club
Maffit Flaherty
Baldwin
Goodwin
Matty
Nelson
Boxing Gossip Echoes From Boston Chelsea Scene
Boxing clubs around Boston and Chelsea hear Aurelio Herrera’s tirades and alleged wrongs as he criticizes referees and managers. Los Angeles and Chelsea memories color local chatter while prospects include Sack Johnson vs Al Kauffman and O'Brien’s two LA bouts. Chelsea matches face delays as plans clash with Philadelphia bout talk and Milwaukee ten rounds.
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Aurelio Herrera
Greaser
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Herrera
Los Angeles
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Goodman
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Sack Johnson
al Kauffman
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Eddie Keevin
Billy Payne
Jack McCloskey
Proper Wins Brighton Cup Preliminary at Brighton Beach
New York October 2 Proper the 2 to 5 favorite captured the cup preliminary over Oxford and Flip Flap in the one and a half mile race. The time was 2 33 taken in the last lap. Only four horses started in the cup preliminary with Proper always an odds on choice and George S. Davis listed as a starter but scratched despite bettors not getting refunds.
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Brighton Beach
Oxford
Flip Flap
George S. Davis
Dartmouth Freshmen Defeat Sophomores In Rubber Game
Dartmouth freshmen win the third game of the series in Hanover as Mariman exits in the sixth with Mitchell replacing him Porter shines for the freshmen while Mariman and Schoppely work for the sophomores Score reads Freshmen 8 Sophomores 7 in a tight rubber game with errors and timely hits as Umpire Skillen presides
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Mariman
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Porter
R.H.E
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Schoppely
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