Boston Latin Defeats Melrose High 14 0
Boston Latin handily beat Melrose High 14 to 0 with Dobson scoring two touchdowns and Boles converting twice. The report notes other players and officials, including Gateley as linesman and O'Dow Rogers on the roster, and mentions Arlington High School captaincy changes with George Lowe resigning and Wendell Reycroft elected to replace him.
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Einer
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Okie Dobson
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Boston Latin
Melrose
Dobson
Boles
Gateley
George ‘Bulger
Lowe
Arlington High
Wendell Reycroft
Braves win two against Dodgers in one day at South End grounds
The Braves defeated the Dodgers 3 to 2 and 7 to 6 in two games yesterday afternoon. A sixth inning rally and a misplayed ball opened the first win, while a balk in the eighth inning of the second game, followed by late hits, sealed the doubleheader for Boston.
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International League
Cotter Delivers Two Hits To Beat Pirates In Opener
Chicago wins 6 to 5 as Dick Cotter singles in ninth and tenth to drive in the winning run after Schulte tied the game with a 135th homer. Wilson homered for Pittsburgh and the game features late scoring, base runners, and tense ninth and tenth innings.
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Camnitz
Owens
Brennan
One Hand Catch Fatal to the Giants in City Tilt
Philadelphia defeats New York 7 to 0 in the Giants last National League game at the Polo Grounds. A dramatic incident marked the finish as Philadelphia clinches the win in a rousing finale, ending New York’s hopes in the late season contest.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Games to be Played at Boston Venue List
Boston hosts a slate of games featuring Cleveland Washington Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Chicago and New York with mixed scores and uncertain results across several matchups. The fragmentary text records a sequence of team mentions and partial scores indicating a planned schedule rather than completed outcomes.
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Boston
Cleveland
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Boston at Washingtons New York
Boston at ese aashingtys New York. Kago bernie Glavalend LF St. Louis.
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New York
Kago Bernie Glavalend
St. Louis
National city standings and scores snippet
Fragmentary list of cities and scores from a national update. Mentions New York Philadelphia Pittsburg St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati with unclear figures and order. Reflects a brief early league or standings item with multiple team references and no readable context.
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World Series News From The Boston Post
Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Brooklyn headline the sports page with the Boston Post promising the most complete World Series coverage. Other sports details continue on page 16.
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Athletics Adopt Giants Tactics In World Series Practice
At Shibe Park on Oct 2 the Athletics and Red Sox held sharp practice with no game, schools of pitching from Coombs Plank and others aimed to sharpen Boston for the World Series. Connie Mack and his players studied Giants tactics and planned to test Red Sox hitters while Wagner Carrigan and McAleer observed. Cobb clinched the major league batting title with four hits in Detroit.
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Naps Beat Browns 4 to 2 in Opening Series Game
In St Louis on October 2 Cleveland won the first game of the World Series against the Browns 4 to 2. The Indians collected timely hits and capitalized on errors in the eighth inning to pull ahead.
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