Sweeney Stars as Boston Triumphs in 10 Inning Open
In a 10 inning thriller Boston Nationals beat Brooklyn 4 to 3. Sweeney the cub collected four hits and a sacrifice in six at bats driving in two runs. Cap tain Tenney added two singles and a double while Dave Brain's 10th inning triple broke the tie and set up the winning score. Brooklyn's early two runs, injuries on Alperman, and missed chances kept the game close.
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Pittsburg tops Cincinnati in doubleheader opener
In Cincinnati on October 4 Pittsburg won the first game and Cincinnati the second. Coakley was hit hard in the first game but limited runs. The second game ended after seven innings due to darkness with an Leach error sparking a big rally.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Coakley
Leach
Baseball game summary between Cincinnati and Pittsburg
The report notes multiple players with two base and three base hits by Maddox O Neill Storke and Mowrer Moeller and Weimer and Willis pitchers. Errors and batting details appear, with bases on balls and hit by pitch tallies. Umpires include Johnstone O D My and O Day Johnstone.
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Leach
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Pittsburg
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Telegraphers Clash at American League Grounds
A hot ball game is expected this afternoon at the American League grounds as the Telegraphers, a team of striking telegraph operators, cross bats with the Somerville Athletics. Andy O Connor will pitch for the Telegraphers and East Boston star Nonnie Larkin will handle catching duties.
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Telegraphers
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Boston Star
Catehine
Boxing Bout In Bridgeport Called Off By Police
In Bridgeport Conn Oct 4 the planned boxing match between Harleem Tommy Murphy and Willie Cornell was not held after the police superintendent warned promoters it could not go forward. The decision followed criticism after the Burke and Johnson fight.
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Tommy Murphy
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Burke and Johnson
Tech man wins architects prize in Paris contest
Andrew N. Rebori of MIT finished second in the final for the Paris prize of the beaux arts architects of New York. Ores Wagner of the Llornbostel Atelier of New York won first. Rebori earned $100 for his effort and the prize is worth $2500.
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Andrew N. Rebori
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ores Wagner
Llornbostel Atelier
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Kanally Denies Fall River Shrubb Run Plan
Kanally contests reports he will run Shrubb at Fall River today. He says no promise was made to participate and expresses surprise at being advertised to meet Shrubb.
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Fall River
Shrubb
Kkanally
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Boston University Freshmen Elect Officers
The BU freshmen elected James Ryan, local football player, captain and William Perrin of Wellesley Hills manager. They will play the annual game with the sophomores and a regular schedule against nearby high school and similar teams.
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Boston University
James Ryan
William Perrin
Wellesley Hills
Sophs
Mayor Fitzgerald Probes Park Department Complaint
At a joint district council meeting Mayor Fitzgerald said he is investigating a complaint against the park department. Reported changes in job classifications for team drivers reflect their grand jury testimony and claims that scarcity of work caused the ratings shift.
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Joint District Council of
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Philadelphia Pennant Hopes Fade Then Rise in Washington Series
In Washington on October 4 Philadelphia lost the opening game to Detroit, jeopardizing their chance to overtake the Tigers if Detroit slides in St Louis. They won the second game convincingly, keeping Connie Mack hopeful as he noted a pennant race still alive with two games to play.
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Phillies Beat Giants To Clinch Third In National League
Philadelphia wins over New York clinching third place in the National League. Sparks and McGinnity pitched well, but wild ninth inning and errors cost McGinnity. Bresnahan, Doyle, Magee, Osbourne, Bransfield feature on bases and steals. Doolin makes a two base hit. final score not stated.
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Doyle
Magee
Osborne
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New York Beats Unglaub's Team 3 to 1 in Gotham
The New York Highlanders edge Boston 3 1 at American League Park in a pitchers duel. Hughes held Boston to three hits while Barry faltered with errors fueling the Highlanders' two fourth inning runs and Williams later scored in the eighth. A doubleheader was set for tomorrow to close the AL season in New York.
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Jim McGuire
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Williamsport
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Highland Clan
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Laporte
Last Games of the Season in Double Header Today
This afternoon Boston plays Btockion in a 1:45 start double header while Alperman suffers a serious injury yesterday. Fans escorting Michael J. Regan and Nuff Ced McGreevy depart in two groups for Chicago, Detroit, and Buffalo later tonight and tomorrow morning. The Greater Boston championship decider features Neponset-Dorchesters versus Institutes of Cambridge at Locust Street grounds at 2:45 this afternoon with a $100 purse.
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Boston Rooters
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Ritchey
D. W
Woburn
Me Elliot
Newbury -Street
Neponset-Dorchesters
Institutes of Cambridge
Greater Boston
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Annals of Sport October 5 Highlight Various Figures
The column notes Henry Chadwick cited as father of baseball born, James Britt pugilist born in San Francisco, Ilke Weir debuting as a paneilist in Manchester, John J Russell pugilist born in Philadelphia, Weir defeating Foss Peters in Syracuse, Ethels Pride winning Transylvania Stakes in Lexington, and John Horgan winning the second block of 200 balls in the world pool championship in St. Louis.
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San Francisco
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Eng
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John J
Unk) Russell
Philadelphia
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Lexington
St. Louis
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Pitcher Leary Dies Suddenl y at 27 After Operation
Marcus Leary 27 son of P A Leary of this town and a pitcher with the Cincinnati National club died suddenly here tonight after an operation. Born in Cochituate he played four years at Natick High School and spurned offers to stay local. He had stints with Jersey City Toronto Rochester and Harrisburg before joining Cincinnati. He leaves a wife and parents.
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Cincinnati National Club
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Philadelphia Americans
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Brighton team seeks 115 pound game Saturday
Orient A A of Brighton asks for a 115 pound match this Saturday in Brighton. Address is 72 Maystone Street Brighton. Captain Allen of Stone's school cancels a planned game with St George's School Newport R T dated Oct 12.
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O'Meara
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Dr Liverpool Free Medical Consult at 689 Tremont Street
A Boston advertisement claims Dr Liverpool at 689 Tremont St will consult all patients for free. It boasts a rapid diagnostic method that purportedly identifies disease from symptom description without examination or prior knowledge and promises guidance on curability and treatment.
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Tremont St
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Jliverpools
Tremont Street Consultation Hours Listed
The address 589 Tremont St. is open daily except Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Evening hours are 7 to 9. Free morning treatment for the poor from 9 to 10, except Wednesdays and Thursdays when he is in Salem. Essex Street contact at 219 Essex St. Telephone 1725 ring 1 Tremont. Some small cases may be billed as convenient.
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