Boston Americans defeat Chicago in pennant race thriller
Norwood Gibson pitched a complete game four to one win for Boston over Chicago in Chicago. Boston gains momentum toward New York as Collins continues to drive and Chicago struggles on defense in a windy park.
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Chicago
Gibson
Duncon
Dineen
Young
Camp Collins
Selbach
Altrock
George Davis
Jones
Green
Parent
Davis
Lachance
al Selbach
Ferris
Criger
Stahl
Dundon
Isbell
Collins
Freeman
Tannehill
New York Edges St Louis 3 to 0 in Baseball Thriller
New York defeated St Louis 3 to 0 as Orth left with an arm injury in the sixth and Griffith came in. Padden was ejected in the eighth for disputing a decision.
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ST. Louis
New York
Orth
Griffith
Padden
H. PO
A. E
Gleason
Moran
Sugden
King and Dwyer
Detroit 3 Washington 2 in American League clash
Detroit rallied in the eighth inning after Jaeger faltered, tying the game on a single and a Robinson triple with a fly out, then Barrett’s great catch off Kittridge in the third helped stem the visitors.
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Jaeger
Robinson
Barrett
Kittridge
E. Barrett
C. F
Ap PO
McIntyre
Coughlin
Seer Robinson
Crawford
Hickman
Lowe
Corea Eeeeserree
Nescsecichetes Ee
Washington
Nill
Ewes AB
Mill
Bos
Stahl
Huelsman
Cassidy
O'Neil
Donovan
Patten
aClark
O'Neill
Hull
Pat
Connolly
Kelley Quits 10 KID PANNZ in Wresting Bout
In Portland Maine Emergency Kelley lays down to Kid Pantz in a scheduled 15 round bout at New Pastime Athletic Club. Kelley claims foul blows and stays kneeling until count out amid crowd jeers. Pantz lands more, Harrigan and Quinn provide a fast six round featherweight showcase.
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Portland
Kelley
Kid Pantz
New Pastime Athletic Club
Pantz
Young Harrigan
Joe Quinn
New York Americans Challenge Nationals for World Series
New York president Gordon challenges New York Nationals to a seven game world series if the American League pennant is won by the Greater New York club. He argues public interest and gate receipts are secondary to a memorable series, noting last year’s Boston defeat of Pittsburgh. Boston Americans may issue a similar challenge tomorrow.
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John T. Bush
New York Nationals
Gordon
New York Americans
Greater New York Baseball Club
Greater New Yorks
Greater New York Club
Bostons
Pittsburgs
New Yorks
Brush
Boston Americans
O Brien Prevails in Close Ten Round Bout Over Carr
Rouse O'Brien of South Boston won a ten round decision against Eddie Carr of Charlestown at the Cambridge Athletic Association, delivering a strong finish after a balanced show. Early events featured Jack Conroy stopping Young Davis in the first round and Adams defeating Nadeau, with Fitzpatrick outboxing Payne in a fast six rounds.
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South Boston
Eddie Carr
Charlestown
Cambridge Athletic Association
Jack Conroy
Young Davis
Harry Hodgkins
Young Nadeau
Cambridge
Frank Adams
Newton
Nadeau
Adams
Jack Fitzpatrick
Billy Payne
Boston
Fitzpatrick
Payne
Jarr
O’brien
Carr
Sports matchups spark midweek city showdowns
Boston faces Chicago while New York plays St Louis, and Washington meets Detroit, with Philadelphia traveling to Cleveland in a quartet of early season fixtures.
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Chicago
New York
ST. Louis
Etroit
Washington
Adelphia Cleveland
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Cescsvcesss
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Ower
Detroit
College grid notes highlight players across several teams
Cornell’s fine drop kicker from Birmingham, ex Mercersburg Academy, shoots from 50 yards. Seaholm brothers Aylmer and Duke shine for Mechanic Arts High. Jonah McCue slated as end for Mo hawk eleven. Jake Stahl of the Senators praises Tripp for Yale guard prospects. Andrews of Andover plans Yale entry after three years prep play. Frank Buxton now writing football for the Louisville Herald. Hammond, Michigan end, 200 pounds, runs the hundred in 10.25 seconds. Rosseter stars at centre for Mechanic Arts.
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Birmingham
Mercersburg Academy
Seaholm
Aylmer
Duke
Mechanic Arts High
Jonah’’ McCue
Mohawk
Jake Stahl
Senators
Tripp
Yale
Stahl
Andrews
Andover
Frank Buxton
Boston Police
Louisville Herald
Buxton
Charlie Daly
Harvard
Hammond
University of Michigan
Michigan
Tom Shevlin
Rosseter
Centre For Mechanic Arts
Champagne wine price comparison emphasizes imports
A note on imported Champagnes highlighting higher costs due to heavy duties and ocean freights, framing the wine as superior yet pricier than domestic options. The text suggests money buys better wine, implying imports fetch premium values.
Boxing bouts and opinions from early boxing circuit chatter
The piece previews a Philadelphia bout featuring Terrible Terry McGovern and Eddie Hanlon with potential targets like Corbett and Britt. It notes Jack O'Brien backing English bantam Kendrick over Jimmy Walsh, Roanoke Club plans amateur events, Gans vs Walcott tensions, possible Colma bouts, and Fitzsimmons’ view on fighters maturing after 25.
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Terry McGovern
New York
Eddie Hanlon
California
Industrial Hall
Philadelphia
Young Corbett
Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Jack O’brien
Bob Kendrick
Jimmy Walsh
Quaker City
Quaker
Walsh
Kendrick
Roanoke
Gans
Britt
Golden Gate City
Colma
Fitzsimmons
Potter and Eglee Wedding at Harvard Congregational Church
Rev Dr Reuen Thomas united Miss Elvira Gay Eglee and Earle Potter in Brookline last night at Harvard Congregational Church. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Eglee. reception followed at 24 Williams Street.
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Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Reuen Thomas
Elvira Gay Eglee
Charles Eglee
Earle Potter
Williams Street
The New American Hotel Boston Story and Legacy
An overview of The New American hotel in Boston tracing its lineage to 1764 with General Warren, Earl's Coffee House, and the American House. It highlights innovations, central location, guest rooms, dining, Rathskeller, private rooms, and modern amenities including electric elevators, telephone exchange, and extensive kitchens.
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Joseph Warren
Putnam
New York
Albany
Earl
General Warren
M. M. Brigham
New England
Holland
Rothskeller
Autoists Brace for 30 Mile Long Island Race
Long Island autoists prepare for a 30 mile race on a rough track with 18 cars. Train crossings and sharp Queens turns raise crash risk as drivers study the course. Fer nand Gabriel, piloting a 90 horsepower Dietrich, demonstrates expert control and knowledge of the layout ahead of Saturday's event.
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N. Y
Queens
Fernand Gabriel
Gabriel
Chicago Baseball Roundup With Bets And Banter
Chicago at 3 o clock with Willis and Barclay missteps and a Shulte home run forgotten ladder gag. Needham drives long but a second-base error cripples defense. McNichols sparks Boston, Lauterborn errs from zeal, Chicago luck helps batting, and bets favor Chicago's pennant chances. Sessions illness delays move, Ban Johnson quips about foul strike rule. Royal Rooter Murray attends. fans predict Boston or New York wins. Ten games remain in season. White Sox rise, beans up, 58 hits across five AL games.
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Shulte
Needham
McNichols
Boston
Lauterborn
Zeal
Sheree
Batty
Cooley
Wicker
Dineen
Young
New York
Sessions
Collins
Tannehill
Ban Johnson
Royal Rooter Murray
Buffalo
White Sox
Beans
Cleveland
Collins Bunch
Al Clay and Elm Budwin Maine State Fair Races
At Lewiston Maine two stake races closed the fair day. Al Clay won the 2:30 trot amid a small crowd after rain delayed the event. In the 2:40 pace five starters faced disruption with two scratched horses. Monmouth won the third heat and Elm Lud took the race on a rule in the other heats.
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Lewiston
Maine State Fair Grounds
al Clay
Monmouth
Elm Lud
Life saved by Swamp Root kidney remedy
Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co offers cures for kidney liver and bladder troubles. Early symptoms include backache dizziness headaches nervousness and urinary issues. Sample bottle and pamphlet available by mail from Binghamton New York. request noted in Boston Daily Post.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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