Nationals Win Two From Giants at South End Grounds
Boston and New York split a doubleheader at the South End Grounds with scores 6 0 and 4 2. Boston used strong fielding and timely hitting led by Lush Tenney Dexter Cooley Greminger and Kittridge to secure a 6 0 first game. In the second game Boston plated one in the fourth and three in the seventh as Pittinger held the line for New York who could not locate him after the fourth. Carney left for Georgetown with Demontreville taking over in right field.
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Brooklyn shuts out Philadelphia in well played game
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 in a cleanly played contest. Garvin pitched superbly and limited the Phillies while Brooklyn mounted a steady offense to claim the win.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Garvin
Pittsburg Fielders Stop Cincinnati Run Burst
Cincinnati collected 18 hits but managed only one run as Pittsburg fielders turned in brilliant, fast play. Pittsburg hitters struck at clutch moments to thwart the visitors. Attendance reported at 1,500.
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Cincinnati
Annual Bowling League Meeting Sets Election and Talks
The Amateur Bowling League will meet at the 3B. A. A. clubhouse on Monday evening October 18 at 8 o clock. Officers will be elected and other business discussed including the schedule and potential resignations of the Calumet and Newtowne clubs. Efforts aim to have clubs reconsider their action.
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Amateur Bowling League
Cambridge Building Ruin After Collapse
A three story brick building at 554 to 560 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge collapsed yesterday afternoon. About 26 men were at work. several escaped by roof jumps and a small side exit. The incident caused extensive damage and a statement is expected from William H. Gray after further inspection.
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Charles Lamb
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Fillmore
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Patrick Crosby
Joseph Murphy
John Sheehan
Blevins
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Clark
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Post
Railroad worker badly scalded in engine blast
Edward McCann of 17 Sixth street South Boston, a New York New Haven Hartford railroad roundhouse employee, was severely burned yesterday when a fellow worker opened a blow cock releasing steam and hot water onto his face and upper body. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and will recover.
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City Hospital
College President Resigns After Six-Year Term
President George M. Ward of Rollins College at Winter Park Florida resigns after about six years in the role but will retain the college's financial agency.
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Harvard to clash with Bates on Soldiers Field
Harvard and Bates meet this afternoon at Soldiers Field with Barnard returning at guard to bolster the Crimson. The team showed only modest improvement in a light scrimmage, highlighting line struggles and mixed backfield work as Bowdoin’s defeat lingers in memory.
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Brookline Controversy Emerged During Second Half Dispute
On the Brookline Common yesterday afternoon a dispute in the early part of the second half escalated during a game between Brookline and its opponent. Officials moved to restore order as tension rose among players and spectators.
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Brookline
Doyle to Act as Mayor During Mayors Health Leave
Alderman James H. Doyle will occupy the acting mayor position for about 10 days while Mayor Collins seeks health treatment in Virginia. Doyle is known for a steady, plain style and plans to avoid frills, distributing cigars as he handles official papers and staff matters during the absence.
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Virginia
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John H. Ley
Dovie
Virginia Hox Springs
High-Brighton High Basketball Ends In 6 0 Victory
Brighton wins 6 to 0 after Brookline forfeits following a disputed officiating decision. Key Brighton players Harry Jordan Mc Devitt Timmins and McDonald starred while Brookline’s Travis Shine showed pace. Lineups list Delary Nildcon Thomson Cooke Coleman Porter Tolling Merry Smith Watson Townsend Woodlock Gais Hablins Shine Lincoln Macdoneld Grimes and others. Referee Goodwin timekeeper Breck linesmen Lruce Kerrigan. Time 20 minute halves attendance 4000.
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Colleges Matchups Across Northeast and Midwest
A sprawling list of college and prep school games set for various campuses. Pairings include Harvard at Cambridge Yale at New Haven Princeton at Princeton Penn State at Philadelphia Columbia Rutgers at New Brunswick Cornell at Ithaca Exeter at Newburyport Williamette at Hamilton Yale freshmen at Easthampton and parings involving Maine Colby and others across Vermont New York Philadelphia and beyond.
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New York
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Thayer Academy
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Peddie Institute
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Lafeyette
DePew
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Holy Cross
Polytechnic
Worcester
West Point
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Annapolis
Georgetown
O'Brien Beats Maher In Six Round Midweight Showdown
Philadelphia report says middleweight Jack O'Brien outpointed heavyweight Peter Maher over six rounds in a lively bout. O'Brien clearly controlled the action with faster pace and sharper combinations, earning the decision on all three judges' scorecards.
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Jack O'Brien
Peter Maher
O’brien
Irish Young Men Host Dance at St. Leo’s Dorchester
A dancing party was held last evening in Hendrie’s Hall Franklin Field by the young men of the Irish at St. Leo’s Church Dorchester. John P. Mc Namara led the floor with assistants F C Brady J F Gough R W Downing E L Byrne W M Murphy A J Hennigan and T J Ball. Matrons were Mrs John H Casey Mrs P J Bonner and Mrs W J Downing.
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F. C. Brady
J. F. Gough
R. W. Downing
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A. J. Hennigan
T. J. Ball
John H. Casey
P. J. Bonner
W. J. Downing
New York Fighters Seiger and McFadden Tie After 20 Rounds
Charley Seiger wins a decision on points over George McFadden after 20 grueling rounds in Baltimore. Seiger, from New York, secures the victory tonight in a closely contested bout.
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Charley Seiger
New York
George McFadden
New York Tonight
Huan Wilkes Found in Nashua
Roan Wilkes the $10,000 pacing stallion has been found safe in Nashua New Hampshire instead of Brockton where he was entered for a big free for all pace. He disappeared Saturday after being seen aboard a train in Rochester New Hampshire bound for Brockton where he was to race.
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Roan Wilkes
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Rochester
Brewery Strike Breakers Advised to Join Union
The State Board of Conciliation advises that brewery workers who crossed the strike line should apply to unions for membership. Up to 305 men may join, with admission terms set as in ordinary conditions.
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State Board of Conciliation
American Athletes Suspended by Irish Amateur Association
Alvin Kraenzlein of the University of Pennsylvania and I K Baxter former Penn athlete and New York A C jumper were suspended by the Irish Amateur Athletic Association for allegedly receiving 3859 dollars each to compete at the Royal Irish Constabulary sports in September 1900. Peter O Connor is named as a secondary influence. No national alliance exists to recognize the suspension, says Sullivan.
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University of Pennsylvania
I. K. Baxter
Pennsylvania
New York A. C
Irish Amateur Athletic Association of Ireland
Royal Irish Constabulary
Balisbridge
Peter O'Connor
Secresary Sullivan
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