Baseball News and Comment Lead to World Series Buzz
The piece previews Cleveland versus Boston with Dineenor Young as probable pitcher and notes a bid for a third straight win. It mentions the Royal Rooters excursion led by Jack Keenan and invites replies to players. Other items report Western Roxbury’s 6 0 win over Reading and players resting for the series.
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Cleveland
Dineenor Young
Boston
Down
Jack Keenan
Royal Rooters
Ball Park
West Roxbury
Reading
Cooney
Mathewson
McGinnity
McGraw
KE. A. M
Stone
Bill Cahill
New York
Fred Doe
Jupiter Regan
London
Jim Timilty
Nuf Ced McGreevey
Washington
Patten
Pat Dougherty
Boxing card promises strong matches at bargain price
Fans buzz over a new Chelsea matchmaker and a strong 1905 card headlined by Matty Baldwin versus Sammy Myers in a full 15 round bout. Also featured are Kid Barrish versus Fred Stangel, Jack McKeever versus Larry Hayes, with Wilcox and Coffey drawing extra attention in Lawrence.
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Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Sammy Myers
New York
Myers
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Kid Barrish
Fred Stangel
Chamson
Jack McKeever
Larry Hayes
Billy Pierce
Boston
Lawrence
Jimmy Brij
Kid Coffey
Briggs
New England
Coffey
Berkeley Cycle Club
Beachmont
Monk
Newsboy
Providence
Albert Delmont
Medford
George W. Brown
Exeter Street
Digger Stanley
Jimmy Walsh
Dan Clark
Stanley
Tommy O’toole
Walsh
Newton Boy
Belfield Walcott
Harry Edels
Edels
Walecott
Bartly Connolly
Portland
Adele
the Post
Harry Foley
Kauffmar
Foley
Kauffman
Dave Barry
Noah Brusco
Jack
Bootes Cole
Pacific
Burkett Drives Cleveland Past Boston in Tight Finish
Cleveland outbatted Boston 7 to 4 and benefited from Burkett’s bases loaded triple in the third. Ferris was ejected after arguing, Unglaub and Grimshaw shone at key moments, and Boston mounted a late charge to keep the score close as Cleveland eyed fourth place. The game ended 7 to 4 with Cleveland set to finish their series.
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Cleveland
Boston
Jesse Burkett
Grimshaw
Hess
Barry
Congalton
Bob Unglaub
Barbeau
Burkett
Albert Ferris
Tommy Connolly
McGovern
Ferris
Freeman
Armbruster
Parent
Buster
Stahl
Unglaub
Clark
Donohue
Bay
Turner
Bradley
Selbach
Collins
Lajoie Crew
Cy Young
Dineen
AB. R. BH
TB. PO. A
Tarent
Sseaeree
Stahlee F
Ungland
Eeeneese
Ceesee
Earesee
Ab.or
Chaeden
See
R. F
Lurner
Donahue
Devonesese
Beibaen
Lark
este—Grimshaw
Bradley Barbeau
Stovall
Bal
Connolly
Cleveland at Boston and five other NBA matchups
Five major league games listed include Cleveland at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at New York. The schedule shows a packed potential slate with each matchup featuring prominent teams from the era.
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Philadelphia
Ee Ee
Boston
New York
Washington
St. Toule
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Owen Dominates Box To Give Chicago 3-1 Victory
Owen pitched brilliantly to defeat Washington 3 to 1 as Chicago hitters produced runs in the third and sixth innings. The home club managed only scattered hits outside the seventh inning.
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Washington
Owen
Chicago
F. Jones
C. F
Isbell
Davis
Callahan
F. Eeee
Donohue
Enereee
Reen
Sullivan
Tannehill
Anderson
Green
Jones
Stahl
Nill
C . Jones
Cassidy
Y Wolfe
Wolfe
Hurst and
McCarthy
Timely hitting lifts Philadelphia over St Louis in opener
Timely hitting carried Philadelphia to a win over St Louis as Henley faltered in the sixth and was relieved by Bender in the seventh. The game featured late bullpen action and a decisive turn to secure the victory.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Henley
Bender
Hartsel
Davis
Ee Eeese
Ine Fieescoesaeers
Seybold
Sree
Ake Ware Ees Cross
Boheeske
Deveeveesisseeeve
St, Louis
PO. A
St. Lous
St.ates Philadelph
Ae H
Stone
Ma Hy
M. O
Wallace
Four Year-Old Falls Fifteen Feet at Francis Street Site
George J. Willis aged four fell fifteen feet from a scaffold at the Francis street construction site in Roxbury yesterday. He sustained a fractured rib and was treated at City Hospital.
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College
Francis Street
Roxbury
George J. Willis
City Hospital
Cleveland Family Leaves Summer Home for Princeton Return
Former President Grover Cleveland and his family departed their summer residence at Whiteface New Hampshire today, heading back to Princeton New Jersey after spending the season there while he also fished at Buzzard's Bay.
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Whitefache
N. H
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Buzzard's Bay
Cabrera Leads Series Details For 1905 World Championship
World series schedule set for October with games in Philadelphia and New York. National League stars like Mathewson and McGinnity named eligible. American League list includes Plank and Hartsel. Polo Grounds capacity cited at 80 000, Philadelphia limit about 20 000. umpire selections announced.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission Today
New York National League
Philadelphia Amercan
Philadelphia
New York
Leon Ames
W. O. Gilbert
Frank Bowerman
Christopher Mathewson
Roger Bresnahan
Mertes
George Browne
Daniel L. McGann
William J. Clarke
Joseph McGinnity
William Dahlen
John J. McGraw
Arthur Devlin
Sam Strang
M. J. Donlin
Luther Taylor
Claude Elliott
Gere R. Wiltse
Philadelphia American Tea Club
H. F. Barton
Daniel Hoffman
A. O. Aera
J. W. Knight
A. J. Coakley
B. R. Lord
Love Cross
Daniel Murphy
Monte Cross
Edward 8. Plank
Harry Davis
M. R. Powers
J. H. Dygert
O. F. Schreckengost
F. Hartsel
Ralph Seybold
W. Henley
G. F E. Waddell
Pulliam
National League
Henry O’das
Johnson
American League
John Sheridan
Fred Knowles
Polo Grounds
National Commission
Athletics
National Grounds
New York Aims for Double Victory Over Detroit at Washington Heights
The 1905 American league season closed at the Washington Heights grounds with a doubleheader between Detroit and the New York team. Orth and Griffith pitched well as New York won 8 to 0 and 10 to 1. The home players showed strong hitting and defense in both games.
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Washington Heights
Detroit
Orth
Griffith
A. E. AB
Cahn
Deeschuges
Seeler
F . Eeeeeree
Dougherty
Laporte
Eeseeoons Chase
Oldring
Kleinow
Cookman
Lindsay
McIntyre
Schaefer
Crawford
R. F
Cobb
C. Sever
Coughlin
O'Leary
Drill
Wiggs
P Disch
Disch
Lind
Dougherty Dougherty
Kman
Ring
Ke Wiggs
Byisch
Readville Record Trials Postponed Due to Wet Track
Readville October 3 trials against time for Sweet Marie the 2 04 3 4 trotter and Audubon Boy pacing record holders were moved to tomorrow as the track is wet. Both horses were in good shape with no lameness. drivers and owners prefer full readiness before attempting record runs.
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Readville
Sweet Marie
Audubon Boy
Dan Patch
Sweet Marte
Philadelphia
Alta McDonald
Mr. Gatcomb
Big Testimonial To Waltham Squad Saturday
Oct 3 Waltham residents plan a citizens testimonial for the High School football team next Saturday afternoon at the Bicycle Park. A drum corps led by Archie Noble will lead a procession from Reed's corner at 2 16 to Moody Main Prospect Charles and South streets to the park. The M I T freshmen are named opponents in a anticipated hot game.
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Waltham
Archie Noble
Reed’s Corner
Moody, Main
Prospect
Charles
South
I. T
Harvard Man May Win At Intercollegiate Tennis
The singles championship at the Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament, held at Merion Cricket Club courts near Philadelphia, narrows to F. J. Sulloway and H. H. Whitman of Harvard, K. H. Behr of Yale, and E. B. Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Harvard
Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
F. J. Sulloway
H. H. Whitman
K. H. Behr
Yale
E. B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Marshall and Tarrasch Draw For Sixth Time In Match
In Nuremberg on October 3, Dr. Tarrasch opened the 12th game of the eight game series against American Marshall. Using the Steinitz variation, the defense led to a lengthy 45 move draw, marking the sixth drawn game of the match and leaving the score at Tarrasch 6 Marshall 6.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Tarrasch
Marshall
Plank and McGinnity Fight For World Series Sky
The coming World Series pits Eddie Plank of the Athletics against Joe McGinnity of the Giants. Mathewson leads the Giants as Waddell and Plank back their teams with alternating games. Plank varies between superb and steady, while McGinnity struggles this year though showing old form at times.
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Eddie Plank
Athletics
Joe McGinnity
Giants
Mathewson
Waddell
Plank
McGinnty
McGinnity
New York
St. Louis
Cardinals
Foreign cars get off first in Vanderbilt Cup race
Jenatzy the German ace is the favorite after drawing No 1 for the October 14 Vanderbilt cup start. Germany holds strong, with three drivers among the first nine starters. Duray of France starts second, others follow sixth and tenth. Bert Dingley in the Pope-Toledo starts third. Tracy and Christie hold seventh and eleventh, with Lyttle fifteenth and Walter White nineteenth.
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Jenatzy
Germany
Duray
France
Bert Dingley
Tracy
Willl
Christie
Lyttle
Walter White
Gossip of the Gridiron at Bowdoin and Ivy Camp
Bowdoin faces Soldiers Field tonight at 8. Frank Hinkey mentors Yale end men while Hanley Foster Lockwood Leonard Brill and Boyd receive punting practice at Harvard. T A D Jones shines at Yale and Exeter, Hutchinson backs him up. Thompson leads Andover to Cornell training table with Schildmiller joining the scrub.
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Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Frank Hinkey
Yale
Hanley
Foster
Lockwood
Leonard
Brill
Boyd
Harvard
T. A. D. Jones
Exeter
Hutchinson
Thompson
Andover
Cornell
Schildmiller
R M T S 11 B C Prep Fumbles Lose to Rindge M T S
Boston College Prep misplays cost them as Rindge MTS wins 11 to 0 at Massachusetts avenue grounds. Park scores a first half touchdown after a punt on the Prep 25 yard line. Griffin recovers a punt for a TD when it rolls out of bounds at the goal line.
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Prep
Rindge M. T. S
Massachusetts Avenue Grounds
Rindge
Nagle
Park
Griffin
B. C
Murray
J. C
Kelley Milgon
Higgins Gipreg
McCabe Hamilton
Tee
Sibley
Wiile
Aniac
Flaherty McKenzie
L. E
Hernan Kane
Bullman Burns
Dorchester High Drubs Chelsea High in Shutout
Dorchester High defeated Chelsea High 58 to 0 at Dorchester. The Dorchester offense moved crisply with end runs from halfback Riley and seven goals kicked by captain Peanut Vanderwart, delivering a dominant performance throughout.
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Dorchester High
Chelsea High
Dorchester
Riley
Peanut Vanderwart
Newton High Beats Wellesley 5-0 for First Win of Season
Newton High defeats Wellesley High 5 to 0 in Newton Centre. Porter, Newton fullback, scores the touchdown in the first half as about 400 spectators watch.
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Newton Centre
Newton High
Wellesley High
Porter
Newton
High School Football Pairings and Venues Listed
A list of matchups and sites for local high school games includes Groton versus Somerville at Groton, Boston Latin against Boston College Preparatory at Locust Street grounds, Roxbury Latin versus St Marks at Southboro, Mechanic Arts against Dedham High at Dedham, and others including Beverly Danvers Lowell Haverhill Stoneham Winchester Lawrence and Newburyport with respective venues noted. The note provides locations such as Wal am wee High and Med Beverly High venues.
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Groton
Somerville High
Boston Latin
Boston College Preparatory
Locust Street
Roxbury Latin
St. Marks
Southboro
Mechanic Arts High
Dedham High
Dedham
On High
Cambridge Latin
Walamwee
Med- Beverly
Danvers High
Danvers
Lowell High
Haverhill High
Haverhill
Stoneham High
Winchester High
Winchester
Lawrence High
Newburyport High
Lawrence
College games today across Northeast and New England
Harvard meets Bowdoin in Cambridge. Yale hosts Wesleyan in New Haven. Penn faces Gettysburg at Franklin Field. Columbia plays Seton Hall in New York. Brown meets Massachusetts State College in Providence. Dartmouth battles Vermont in Hanover New Hampshire. Carlisle hosts Susquehanna in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Cornell faces Hobart in Ithaca. Scene 09 matches Peddie Institute at Princeton.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Cambridge
Yale
Wesleyan
New Haven
University of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Franklin Field
Columbia
Seton Hall
New York
Brown
Massachusetts State College
Providence
Dartmouth
Vermont
Hanover
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Carlisle
Susquehanna
Penn
Cornell
Hobart
Ithaca
Peddie Institute
Princeon
Princeton Tigers Add Speed to Offense This Season
The report notes Cooney could be a key blocker and Tenney a fast quarterback, with Yale influence in coaching. Ralph Bloomer leads linemen, George Adee directs quarterbacks, and Owsley focuses on backfields. A New York paper cites Draper and Samson as top tackles from Pennsylvania.
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Cooney
Rinceton
Tenney
Tigers
Ralph Bloomer
Yaley
George Adee
Owsley
New York
Draper
Samson
Pennsylvania
Harvard's Soldiers Field Scrimmage Brings Varsity Shakeup
Harvard's football practice at Soldiers Field featured key lineup changes with Pruyn and Bartells added, and Hanley and White moved to the scrub. Montgomery was knocked unconscious after a temple kick during scrimmage, while several others were injured. The scrimmage ended without a score, and the lineup included Leonard at left halfback and Hall at quarterback in a new backfield arrangement.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Pruyn
Bartells
Jim Montgomery
Montgomery
Bird
Dignowity
Starr
Somes
Hanley
White
Cunniff
Leonard
Foster
Hall
Harding
Reggie Brown
O’brien
Pell
R. T
Fultz Burnham
Blair
Gene Starr
Quigley
Q. B
Newhall Leonard
H. B
Arding
Miller Wendell
R. H
Channing
Snyder Somes
F. B
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