Boston Nationals Drop Two to Pittsburg in Extra Innings
In Pittsburg on October 3 Boston lost two games to Pittsburg. The opener ended 10 to 2 for Pittsburg as Young allowed 12 hits. Knabe debuted at third base and delivered a big three-base hit driving in runs. The nightcap required 11 innings, Pittsburg winning 4 to 3. Knabe again stood out, with a crucial miscue by Tenney and late scoring chances by Boston.
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Brockton Fair Draws 20 000 in Opening Day
Brockton hosts a three day fair with 20 000 attendees on opening day. Highlights include midway attractions airship tests delayed by weather, vaudeville shows, animal exhibits, and a football score Fall River High 60 Brockton High 0.
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Brooklyn Wins Doubleheader To Close St Louis Season
Brooklyn defeated St Louis in both games of a season ending doubleheader. The National League club edged the Cardinals in each game as the series concluded.
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Stolen Bases and Pitching Details From Baseball Game
Stolen bases credited to Barry Corcoran Bowerman and Dah len. Double play by Bridwell and H. Bases on balls drawn by Off Ewing three and off Elliott seven. Sacrifice hit Struck out by Ewing six and by Elliott six. Passed ball Street. Time one hour thirty five minutes. Attendance two thousand eight hundred.
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Phillies and Cubs settle season with 13 inning tie
Chicago Oct 3 After 18 innings of even play both teams used bunched hits stolen bases and errors to score the runs as the final game of the season between Philadelphia and Chicago ended in a 13 inning tie. Umpire Emslie retired after the ninth while players Duggleby and Weimer finished the game. The score is not provided.
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Ohio State Football Team Enters Bible Study Program
The Ohio State University football squad voted unanimously to start a systematic Bible study as a physical and mental tonic. Each evening one hour will be devoted to the study, to be treated as strictly as other training table rules, according to Coach Sweetland who expressed satisfaction.
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Cricket Tourney for Women Opens at Longwood Club
Women cricketers begin a winter tournament at Longwood Cricket Club with Rally camp entrants and round one matches on the schedule. The event features seater teams and advances to second rounds as players compete for places.
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Filley Selects Trial Eight For Barres-ar Meet
The Barres-ar crew under Captain xr names the trial eight to row at the upcoming regatta. The lineup includes organ, Glass, Warren, Gillbow, Wiggins, Coxwain, Arnold and others chosen for peak efficiency.
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Castoria for Infants and Children Ad Used
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as the trusted remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes the product as the familiar, long established choice previously bought for family use. The copy underscores safety and dependability for pediatric relief.
Outsider wins 20000 futurity at Kentucky trot meet
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association opened its 334th annual meeting in Lexington with an upset 8 year old trotter Miss Adbell winning the $20000 futurity after two heats in 2 00. Maud Keswick won the Tennessee stake heat in 2 03 and Texas Rocker captured the 2 00 pace in straight heats with a best time of 2 05.
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Right Royal wins Fairview gelding stakes at Belmont Park
Right Royal captured the Fairview gelding stakes at Belmont Park finishing in 1:45 for the mile and a half. Glen Boho was runner up with Black Prince third. Ivan won the Corinthian steeplechase in 6:07 with Grandpa second Buck O'Dowd third. Santa Catalina nearly equaled the world record in the last race at one mile three sixteenths with 1:57.85. Other winners included Grapple in the first, Water Wing in the third, and Rye in the fifth with various odds.
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Favorites Take All Three Races At Nashua Track
Favorites swept all three races at Nashua track in Nashua New Hampshire. Report notes strong performances with each heat run fast and the early pace set by leading contenders. The Electrite team also posted a five-pace victory in 2 minutes 20 seconds.
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Lawrence Tailor Alfred Venner Missing Since September
Alfred J Venner a Lawrence tailor and well known resident has been missing from his home at 170 Hamre Street since Sept 7. He is 6 feet 9 inches tall with brown eyes dark smooth hair a full face stout build and weighs 180 pounds. He is a French Canadian. His wife runs a dressmaking parlor at the home. Police seek information on his whereabouts.
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Harvard and Bowdoin Schedules Rally Today at Soldiers Field
Harvard faces Bowdoin in a season opener at Soldiers Field with Bowdoin coming off a 5 to 0 win over Fort Preble. Captain Hurley Starr and Parker may miss action, while Bowdoin features Somerville High alums Hafford Stacey and Blair. Yale opens against Wesleyan as coaches survey injuries and lineups.
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Harvard and Bowdoin Lineups for Today’s Games
The article previews Harvard and Bowdoin formations for today with references to Bloomer Hogan and Yale’s past 22 0 win over Wesleyan. It notes Yale’s hopes to avoid another halftime deficit and mentions Quaker stars Reynolds Stevenson Greene and a Gettysburg clash, plus Princeton preparing for Georgetown.
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Steel Foundries to Move General Offices to Chicago
New York, Oct. 3. At the American Steel Foundries Company annual meeting in Jersey City it was announced the general offices will be moved to Chicago. E. H. Gary said the company lost $329,000 in the year ended July 31 but spent $317,000 on improvements and betterments.
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Ambassador Meyer Hurries to Washington
George Von L. Meyer American ambassador to Russia arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II and stated he would travel to see President Roosevelt in Washington.
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