Orioles Crush Boston in Temple Cup Game Two
In Tempe, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston team 18 to 11 at South End grounds. Baltimore totaled 17 hits including three homers led by Reitz and Klobedanz struggled early before Stivetts stabilized. Boston had 16 hits and one homer. Crowd of about 7,000 watched heavy hitting and late drama as Baltimore built a decisive lead then held on.
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Boston
Baltimores
South End Grounds
Hope
Orioles
Bostons
Klobedanz
Oriole
Reitz
Big Jack Stivetts
Stivetts
Duffy
Clarke
Corbett
McGrath
Long
Yeager
Hamilton
Tenney
McGraw
Rooters
Baltimore AB TB
Eeeeweeser
Keeler
C.f. Eeeerersre
Jennings BB. Seveeeres
Kelley Ess Heenesantied Stenzel
Weeeeeseees Ieeeeeeereres
Oyle
C. Wcecesveeesese
Sores Clancsessl
AB R Hamilton
C.f
Baltimore
Kelley
Corbett Larke
Doyle
Garbett
Stahl
Clark
Stenzel
Stahl Long
Lon
Ritches—Corbett
Lowe
Umptires
Emelie and Hurst
No Garrison Finish in Baltimore Boston Trial
In Baltimore the Orioles beat Boston in a tense late game with McGraw hitting a homer and Corbett wild early. Lowe was hit and knocked unconscious but recovered to score, while Klobedanz allowed a home run and Clark praised Stivetts curve control as fans questioned changes and attendance. Willis the Syracuse pitcher drew curiosity from the crowd.
Collins Great Catch Marks Ninth Inning Clash
The Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox slugged it out with three homers apiece and a seventh inning rally that nearly doomed Baltimore. Long starred with two spectacular catches while Tenney failed to deliver the tying hit as Kloby allowed a pivotal homer to Reitz.
Banquet Planned for Boston Victors at Faneuil Hall
A banquet tonight honors the Boston players after their victory. Forty players attend as guests, including nineteen from Boston and twenty-one from Baltimore. Congressman Fitzgerald presides with Mayor Quincy and city leaders among the guests. The event may end around 9 and the gallery opens to the public with pennant presentation planned during the evening.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Baltimore
Congressman Fitzgerald
Quincy
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Spectator Notes Show President Young in Front Row
President Young sat in the front row of the grand stand near the center during the game. He spoke little but appeared deep in thought as fans and umpires clashed over Hurst's calls. The crowd gave blunt feedback on balls and strikes.
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Young
Hurst
Boston to Name Herman Long Manager of Lavis Alleys
Boston sports pages report Herman Long will relocate from Chicago to manage the bowling alleys operated by Charlie Lavis at Washington and Harvard streets. The piece notes Boston’s players and managers in talks for next season and cites various season figures and trades including Tenney Long Mercer and Kes tas.
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Herman Long
Chicago
Boston
Charlie Lavis
Washington
Harvard
Tenney
Long
E. J
Finn
F. H
Constant
Reader
Baltimore
Co. J. H
New York
Mercer
Don Lucid
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railroad
J. McG
Anson
Sullivan
Asheville
N. C
Arthur Irwin
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Hulen
Columbus
Tom Brown
Washingtons
McBride
St. Paul
Kestal
von der Ahe
Howard Boys Lose to Castle Square at Franklin Field
Castle Square beat the Howard Atheneum nine 23 to ? at Franklin Field in a morning game for 100 dollars. Captain James Duffy and Crowe formed the battery for Castle Square and Duffy troubled the Howard lineup. Ingersoll and Craig Crowe Duffy Trask Mack starred for Castle Square. Welsh and Mahoney led Howard with Mahoney behind the plate.
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Howard Atheneum
Castle Square
James Duffy
Franklin Field
Duffy
Crowe
Howard Boys
Ingersoll
Craig
Trask
Mack
Welsh
Howard
Steve Mahoney
Howards
Mahoney
Jack’’ Dolan
Forepaugh
Cogan
Alderman
Charles Bryant
Joe McNamara
Bridge Department
George Mahoney
George Lothrop
Fire destroys house and printing office in Tyngsboro
Fire at Tyngsboro Massachusetts destroys the home and the printing office plus contents of Dr. O F Fitzgerald. Loss reported with details incomplete from the station report.
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Nashua
N. H
O. F. Fitzgerald
Tyngsboro
Mass
Hoppy Football Triumph Over Milton Academy 20 to 0
Hoppy opened with the wind and struck early as Cole plunged in for a touchdown. Brooks added a second score before halftime, and Whitman and Noyes connected for the third, making it 16 0 at the break. In the second half Lovering and Swift led Milton’s defense but Hoppy finished with a final touchdown after long gains. Star performers included Lovering for Milton and Coe Brooks Nickerson Cole for Hoppy. Attendance reached about 200 at Milton Academy field.
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Hoppy
Milton Academy
Milton
Cole
Coe
Noyes
Lovering
Brooks
Whitman
Nickerson
Swift
Frothingham
Floyd Nickerson
Kinnicutt Emery
Ladd
Child Blakemore
Peirce Shea
Wolcott's Son Emerges as Rising Roxbury Latin Football Prospect
S. H. Wolcott, 15, son of Governor Roger Wolcott, shows rapid promise for Roxbury Latin School football. Though light, he is quick and aggressive, excels on punts, and is praised by coaches including Billy Garcelon as a future fast flyer in the interscholastic league. He combines academics with athletics and is popular among classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wolcott
Beacon Hill
S. H. Wolcott
Roxbury
Billy Garcelon
Harvard
Roxbury Latin School
Young Wolcott
Walcott
Harvard Sees Bowdoin Test With Substitutes Ready
Harvard holds a light practice as Bowdoin game looms. Several injured players remain out, with Mills at tackle and Maguire at quarterback likely to start. Billy Garrison earns a key chance at quarterback, praised for leadership and accuracy.
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Varsity
Bowdoin
Mills
W. L. Garrison
Maguire
Cochrane
Doucette
Sullivan
Cozzens
Williams
Wheeler
Garrison
Billy” Garrison
Harvard
Dibblee
Tonald
Swain
Lee
Burnett
Brown
Artist’s Palette Describes Oct Hoosac Tunnel Excursion
An ornate description of the Fitchburg railroad Hoosac Tunnel excursion on October 9 evokes a colorful, harmonious journey through the Deerfield valley and suggests a refined afterglow upon returning home.
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Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Deerfield Valley
Boston University Football Schedule Displayed by Schubmehl and Butler
Manager Schubmehl and Coach Butler outline BU football games with Brown on Oct. 9 in Providence Tufts on Oct. 13 at College Hill and Holy Cross on Nov. 6 listed amid several open dates and a venue note at the South End grounds.
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Schubmehl
Butler
Boston University
Brown University
Providence
Tufts
College Hill
B. A. A. South End
Holy Cross
MACNIFICENT Opportunities for Young Men Evening Institute
Boston based evening school offering elementary to college preparatory courses plus languages drawing music and shorthand. Features include an institute club glee and orchestral clubs frequent entertainments fall term opens Oct 11 1897 and memberships with varied benefits and baths. Applications to George W Mehaffry 458 Boylston Street with telephone Tremont.
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Boston
Young Men's Congress
Clu
Prospectus
George W. Mehaffry
Varsity Football Schedule and Roster Prospects
The university team lists November dates with opponents and venues including Vermont and Boston College while negotiating other games. Captain McCarthy is sidelined by a physician and will likely resign. Today at Irvington Oval the varsity meets the second eleven and finalists for the coaching roster will be chosen. Notable hopefuls include Sturtevant Hughes Triff Burt Butler Haynes Ellsworth Teehan O'Brien O'Connell Foster Tollman Twist Curl Wills Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermont
Boston
Boston College
Irvington Oval
McCarthy
Sturtevant
Hughes
Triff
Burt
Butler
Haynes
Ellsworth
Teehan
O’brien
O'Connell
Foster
Tollman
Twist
Curl
Wills
Ryan
Varsity Football Schedules Across Northeast and New England
Today features numerous matches including Warvard at Bowdoin in Cambridge Yale at Amherst in New Haven Princeton at Rutgers in Princeton Pennsy at Gettysburg in Philadelphia Andover at Tufts in Andover Wesleyan at WPI in Middletown Lafayette at Gettysburg in Philadelphia Swarthmore at Delaware College in Newark Del BLS at BH S in Brookline CMTS at Somerville CHS vs Campello AA in Brockton CHL at BLS in Franklin Field Medford High at Medford Connie Goss coaches Colorado College Dartmouth at Harvard next Saturday Joe Bartlett to play for Dartmouth Dorchester High alum.
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Warvard
Bowdoin
Cambridge
Yale
Amherst
New Haven
Princeton
Rutgers
Pennsy
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Andover
Tufts
Wesleyan
Middletown
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Delaware College
Newark
Del
Brookline
Somerville High
Somerville
Campello
A. A
Brockton
Franklin Field
Medford High
Burdett
Medford
Connie’’ Goss
Camello Eleven
Colorado College
Dartmouth
Harvard
Joe*’’ Bartlett
Dorchester High
B A A Prevails In First Boston Relay Race
Last afternoon Boston hosted its first relay boat race with B A A and Union Boat Club. B A A won by twelve seconds. mile-long relays featured Everett Pope De Blois Wardwell Henderson and Fred Tudor Jr. Tudor completed the fastest leg in 7 minutes 19 3 4 seconds amid a clear win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Union Boat Club
Everett Pope
Gardiner
Pope
de Blois
Ellis
Wardwell
Henderson
Fred Tudor, Jr
Blake
Union
Tudor
Forbes Wins Singles at Yale Tournament
In New Haven on October 5, G S Thompson of Princeton defeated W F Noyes of Yale 6-4 6-2, and J D Forbes of Harvard beat Edward Mundy of Cornell 6-3 6-3. Doubles began with Whitman Ware of Harvard defeating Hawk Smith Wesleyan 6-1 6-1. Noyes Hackett Yale beat Mundy Fuller Cornell 6-1 6-3. Ward Davis Harvard beat Linen Thompson Princeton 6-2 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
G. S. Thompson
Princeton
W. F. Noyes
Yale
J. D. Forbes
Harvard
Edward Mundy
Cornell
Whitman and Ware
Hawk and Smith
Wesleyan
Noyes
Hackett
Mundy and Fuller
Ward and Davis
Linen and Thompson
Hibernian Knights Plan Third Athletic Social
Company A Hibernian Knights Roxbury held a well attended Bay State Hall meeting to organize the third athletic social and dance set for Thursday evening. Prizes include four gold medals for tug of war and division teams, plus bracelets for the best costumed lady and a chance on a lady's gold watch. Commander John B. O'Higgins will referee the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Knights
Roxbury
Bay State Hall
John B. O'Higgins
Union Boat Club Fall Regatta on the Charles River
The Union Boat Club holds a fall regatta this afternoon on the Charles River, before the club house. Events include several singles, a double, a four-oared race and a canoe race starting at 3 30. Marcus Daly plans to sell his thoroughbreds reducing his stable to a small operation. Indoor athletic meets are being discussed with New York planning an early season event under the Twelfth Regiment on October 25. The elfth will adhere to the A A U program emphasizing open events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Boat Club
Charles Riven
Marcus Daly
New York
Twelfth Regiment
Elfth
A careful keeper shows Dr Bull Cough Syrup in house
A careful keeper reports having Dr Bull Cough Syrup at home. The note notes a labeled bottle and describes its presence as part of household remedies.
Kentucky Futurity Opens Amid Thrilling Heats at Lexington
The twenty fifth annual Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meet opened in Lexington as China Silk led early races with Miss Della Fox close behind. Preston and Thorn contested fiercely with multiple heats, Thorn ultimately securing wins and shifting betting favoritism after the fourth heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Ananias
Planet
Little Edgar
Bumps
Timbrel
China Silk
Della Fox
Della
Preston
Montana
Hickok
Thorn
Philip E
Fuller
Rigby Racing at Portland Two Stakes Run in Meager Crowd
The second day at Rigby stake meet in Portland featured two events the 2:29 trot and the 2:34 pace. Emma Westland won the 2:29 trot after Paddy D. faltered twice with Pilot Wilkes fading late. In the 2:34 pace Big Ike swept three heats while La Honda broke early in two races.
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Portland
Rigby
Paddy D
Paddy
Pilot Wilkes
Emma Westland
Big Ike
la Honda
Samaritana
B. G
Prince Nutwood
Monarch, Jr
Houghton
Br. m
Westland
Josie
Charles A
Woodbury
W. RR. C
Bik
Miller
Boston
Ais
Wilkes
Crawford
Regal Nelson
B. H
Gilbert
Hal Brandon
Perseus Wins At Aqueduct In Tight Finish
Fine weather, good attendance day two at Aqueduct. Perseus narrowly beats Waterman in a driving stretch finish after a big upset, with Break O Day second. Zeila, Maud Fillis and Ben Ronald also feature in close races.
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New York
Aqueduct
Warrenton
Dorian
James Monroe
Perseus
Marshall
Waterman
Zanon
Kiepper
Break O’day
Bol Demonio
Maud Ellis
Zeila
Willie Seals
Ase
Maud Fillis
Bardella
Yankee Doodle
Ben Ronald
Partridge
Star Pointer Runs Mile in 2 01 2 at Ottumwa
Star Pointer posted a mile time of 2 01 2 at Ottumwa Iowa with a strong wind in today’s race. Joe Patechen also ran a mile in 2 04 with the first half completed in one minute flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Star Pointer
Joe Patechen
Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Excursion Highlighted
Deerfield Valley foliage reaches peak as the Fitchburg Railroad offers an Oct 9 Hoosac Tunnel excursion for art lovers. Round trip fare cited at $2.
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Deerfield Valley
Fitchburg
Hoosac
Bicycle Notes on Races and Racing Figures
A coasting contest is set for Weston Street Hill in Waltham next Saturday at 2 30 PM with five prizes led by 25 dollars. Entries from E C Howe at 121 Moody Street. It mentions Jimmy Michael and Kid McLaren challenges and a long list of racing feats and meals, plus upcoming New England amateur circuit final at Haverhill with mile, quarter mile and pursuit events and entry details.
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Weston Street
Waltham
E. C. Howe
Moody Street
New York World
Jimmy Michael
Andrew Gunderson
East Boston
Kid” McLaren
Cordang
Denver
Col
Swanbrough
Hughes
C. V. Casey
Lynch Turnpike
New England
Haverhill
Manrchester
Dixon Loses Featherweight Title After Tough Bout
George Dixon suffers defeat to Billy Smith in a closely contested fight marked by Smith’s strengthened left and new tactics. Smith, a fresh challenger from California, proves a worthy successor with stamina and skill. Dixon’s long career features only a few losses, with this bout adding another chapter to his storied record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
A& Man
Smith
Dixon
Elias Hamilton
Way Street
George Wright
Billy Plimmer
Frank Erne
Bread Fund
Philadelphia
Walter Edgerton
Kentucky Rosebud
Dixon Hus
Charter Oak A. C
Hartford
Andy Watson
Bobby Dobbs
Watson
Paddy Fenton
White Mountains
Joe Flaherty
New London
Jack Cobb
Bob Montgomery
Billy Smith
Klondike
George Byers
Buffalo
George V. Tuohey
Whist Convention Seeks American and Norse Trophy Play
The New England Whist Association holds its fall convention at the American House in Boston on Friday and Saturday. Capital prizes include the American Whist Club trophy for eight person teams and the Norse trophy for four person teams. Clubs expected to compete include Pyramid Whist Club Boston American Whist Club Boston Newton Club Howell Whist Boston Boston Duplicate Whist Club Mt Bowdoin Dorchester Providence Athletic Association Mercantile Library Association Boston Commonwealth Club Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Whist Association
American House
Boston
Norse
Pyramid Whist Club
American Whist Club
Newton Club
Newtonville
Howell Whist Club
Boston Duplicate
Bathers and dates for Crescent Beach in Boston
To the Editor of the Post Sir What was the number of bathers that were accommodated this summer in the city of Boston s establishment at Crescent Beach and the number of days it was kept open Crescent bath house opened Aug 1 closed Sept 19 and 62 136 accommodated.
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Sir
Boston
Crescent Beach
Alf A
Soderberg
Worcester
Oct
Crescent Bath House
Trial date set for ex bank messenger King
Albert M. King former messenger for Boylston National Bank may face embezzlement charges in the United States Circuit Court sometime after October 15. Prosecutors indicated readiness to proceed with trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. King
Boylston National Bank
United States Circuit Court
Meaning of dago definition and usage
The excerpt explains dago as a corruption of Diego or similar names used by sailors. It notes the term originated from Spanish names like Diego and Jack, James, and now extends to Spaniards, Portuguese, and Italians in general as a pejorative proper noun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego
Jack
James
Pond s Extract Proclaimed Remedy for Sprains and Bleeding
The article extols Pond s Extract as a prompt reliever for sprains reducing swelling and preventing inflammation. It cites astringent antiseptic and sedative properties and claims usefulness for contusions hemorrhage and bleeding from mucous membranes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharyngitional Journal of Surgery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kloby
Lowe Hart
Baliimore
Nick Young
Roston
Willis
Syracuse
Collins
Ball Yeager
Tyngsboroo
Honny Footbal
Milton Easy
Lovering of
Wolcott’s Son
B. A
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Evening Institute
Kewell Institute
Sain Elementary
B.A. A
B. Pope
Asse Ceanhaanes
Ah Henderson
Sven Seeg
Boron Blake
U. B. Dee
Union LY
Forbes
CO. A. Hibernian Knights
World OF Sport
Bicycle Notes
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