Boston closes Chicago, eyes pennant with New York clash
Boston 3 Chicago 0 as Cy Young dominates and Altrock stumble s for six innings. Collins delivers key seventh inning rally with Par ent, Stahl and Freeman driving in runs. Boston leads three games to two in the series. New York awaits in a potential post season, with Ban Johnson naming umpires for the set.
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Chicago
Collins
New York
Boston
Cy Young
Nick Altrock
St. Louis
Browns
Altrock
Norwood Gibson
Young and
Dineen
Ban Johnson
Sheridan
Connolly
Johnson
O’ Loughlin
Young
Twon
New York Beats St. Louis 8 to 1 in Season Finale
New York finished the American League series in St. Louis with an 8 to 1 win at the local park. Siever left in the fourth inning after being knocked around, and Hynes pitched in relief for the visitors.
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ST. Louis
New York
Siever
Hynes
Detroit Cubs Tie in Cold Night as Mullin and Wolfe Struck
DETROIT Mich Oct 5 After losing the first game to the tailenders Detroit could do no better than tie the second. Mullin was hit freely in the early going and Wolfe was effective as cold weather shortened the game to five innings. Detroit will play two postponed games at Cleveland tomorrow with left on base totals Washington ten Detroit seven. Umpire Connolly.
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Altrock
Green
Jones
Young
Tannehill
Parent
Isbell
Collins
Dundon
Ferris
Lachance
Chicago
Donohue
Sullivan
Lou Criger
Boston
Stahl
Freeman
Criger
Donahue
Selbach
New York
AB R. BH PO
Herty
Eeler
Siever
Seee
L Petty
R. Oe
St Louis Coccese
Ganzel Gleason
Conroy
Ganzel Williams
Lays
Williams
Elberfeld
Ganzel
Wallace
Innin Hynes
Kahoe
Powell
Offynes
Howell
Hynes
St. Louis
King
Dwyer
Detroit
Mich
Mullin
Wolfe
Cleveland
Hubites
Geler
Barclay
Tenney
Lundgren
Batty
Schulte
Delehanty
John Kling
Readville Races Deliver Fast Driving and Plenty of Action
Readville October matinee of the Gentlemen's Driving Club produced several tight finishes. Fashion won Class B in two straight heats with W B Farmer, while Baroness clocked 2.15 in heat one. Axtello, driven by M C Harrison, claimed Class B honors after a strong second race rally. Class D featured Susie F and Susie K trading wins, Maid of Dreamwold taking third after a late surge, and a broken bandage forcing a withdrawal. Lina Prue won Class I trot, two straight heats, and Kentucky Star won the lone pacing race in two hard-fought heats driven by C H Belden.
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Readville
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
W. B. Farmer
Arnold Lawson
Axtello
M. C. Harrison
Susie F
Lawson
Lina Prue
G. H. Graves
Kentucky Star
C. H. Belledeu
Roxbury Latin and St. Mark's Tied 0 0 on Local Gridiron
Roxbury Latin and St. Mark's played a scoreless tie in Southboro Oct 5. The game featured strong line plunges by Percy Wendell for the visitors and solid work by Kennedy and O'Brien for Roxbury, while Bush and Captain Biddle starred for St. Mark's. Time- halves were 15 and 10 minutes.
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Southboro
Roxbury Latin
St. Mark’s
Roxbury
St. Mark
Percy Wendell
Kennedy
O’brien
Bush
Biddle
H. B
Coleman Haberstroh
Wetherill Wendell
F. D
Cececece
F. B
St. Marks
Mr. Fiske
Harrison
Devereux
Belmont
Hurley Found at Infirmary for Hair Follicle Infection
Harvard captain Hurley is in Stillman Infirmary with a hair follicle infection on his lower leg. Head Coach Wrightington says he is doing well and expected to return by week’s end after missing the Williams game at Soldiers Field.
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Captain Hurley
Harvard
Stillman
Wrightington
Hurley
Soldiers Field
Williams
Crimson
Groton Beats Dorchester High 6 to 0 in Football
Dorchester High School suffered a 6 to 0 defeat at Groton School. Dorchester had three wins this season over Melrose Medford and Boston Latin before the upset loss.
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Groton
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Melrose
Medford
Boston Latin
Cornell Substitutes Defeat Hobart 24 to 0
Ithaca N Y Oct 5 Cornell's team of substitutes defeated Hobart by a 24 to 0 score in a nonleague game.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Hobart
Waltham High Beats Wakefield 35 to 0 in Oct. Meet
Waltham High defeated Wakefield High 35 to 0 at Waltham. Long end runs by the Waltham backs featured the game. Touchdowns by Riley: two, White, McKenna: three. Taylor and Gilbert kicked goals after touchdowns. Time two 20 minute halves. Umpire Mullin, Referee Noble. Linesmen Taylor and Proctor.
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Waltham
Wilder White
Atwood
H. B
Southworth Riley
R. H. Do
Farwell Taylor
F. D
F. B
Donovan
Wakefield
Riley
White
McKenna
Taylor
Gilbert
Mullin
Noble
Proctor
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Medicine
The passage extols Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a superior malt for medicinal use in wasting diseases. It emphasizes its purity and natural maturation, describing a mild mellowness favorable to the stomach and noting general sale by licensed dealers.
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Graves
Maryland
Yale Beats Holy Cross 23-0 in New Haven
Yale shut out Holy Cross 23 to 0 at New Haven. Two touchdowns per half. Hoyt and Shevlin destac do well in first half with fresh subs used in second. Yale failed on goal kicks from inside the 30. touchdowns by Hoyt, Shevlin, Morse, with Hogan and McManus noted among players. Referee Dr W C Wartenheid. Umpire Hehir. timer Talcott Hull.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Holy Cross
Hogan
Hoyt
Shevlin
Cates
Stevens
Connor Bloomer
Kincon
L. T
Murphy Kinney
Turner
L. G
O'Neill Roraback
Cartwright
Callanan Tripp
Hockenberger
Pieee Weeres
Donnelly Hogan
R. T
Ene McGarthy
Naughton Hare
Hyatt
R. E
Bell Owsley
Hutchinson
Q. B
Larkin
Dowd Hoyt
Roome
Welasee
H. B
Carrigan Stevenson
Morse
R. Omp
Wesleyan Falls to Princeton in 39 Point Loss
Wesleyan suffered a 39 point defeat at Princeton as captain Forbes was suspended and two earlier games with Columbia and Yale weakened the visitors. In the second half Wesleyan showed speed on the outside with swift backs, repeatedly advancing around the ends and maintaining ball control for a 25 yard march, while Princeton dominance kept Wesleyan bottled up in their own territory throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Wesleyan
Columbia
Yale
Forbes
Columbia Defeats Tufts 31 to 0 in Football Showdown
Columbia routed Tufts College 31 to 0 on October 5 in New York. Four touchdowns were scored in the first half and two in the second, with Metzenthin starring for Columbia, including a 60 yard run that set up a touchdown. Only one goal was kicked.
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New York
Columbia
Tufts College
Metzenthin
Brighton High shuts out Boston Latin 28 0 in tough grid clash
Brighton High defeated Boston Latin 28 to 0 as Paul boosted the win with a 95 yard touchdown run. A. Woodlock starred on defense and E Spellman, C Woodlock led the Brighton lineup. Touchdowns by Paul lurley Jacobs Lonergan and three straight extra points. Umpire Ford Ref Macdonald Linesmen Conant Emery Timer Sheehan. Time 15 and 10 minute halves.
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Boston Latin
Brighton High
Paul
A. Woodlock
E. Spellman
C. Woodlock
R. E
Johnson
Maloney Miln
Kneeland Robinson
Cleary Carroll
Murphy Littlefield
R. G
Eeel. G
Elcock A. J. Woodlock
A. Spellman
R T
Ford Featherstone
Starkey
O.dowd
Green Jacobs
Q. Pwee
Sade
Q. B
Ford Lonergan
Hh. B
Johnson Paul
R. i
Paula Ita
H. B
Cowan Curley
Cee Ee Veeseeef
Corbett
Brighton
Hill
Lurley
Jacobs
Lonergan
Ford
Macdonald
Williams Amherst clash ends 12 to 0 in slow game
Williams broke through for a 12 to 0 victory over Amherst in Williams town. Williams backs Lewis and Miller sprinted through the line while Williams struggled with punting and multiple fumbles in the first half. The second half showed marked improvement and better offense.
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Williamstown
Williams-Amherst
Williams
Lewis
Miller
Buckenberger Thanks Fans Through The Post
Manager Buckenberger bids farewell to Boston National players and fans after departure last night. He expresses warm regard for the city and newspapers, noting personal goodwill from the Post and his regret at leaving.
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Buckenberger
Nationals Shut Out In Final Home Game
Boston Nationals were blanked 2-0 by Selee's Chicago Cubs in the final home game of the season. Wilhelm pitched for Boston as Shulte and Delehanty starred in the outfield while Lundgren held the Cubs steady on the mound. Buckenberger leaves as manager, with players presenting him a traveling bag as a tribute.
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Nationals
Boston National
Philadelphia
Selee
Chicago Cubs
John Haggerty
A. C. Buckenberger
Buck
Wilhelm
Boston
Tenney
Lundgren
Illinois
Shulte
Chicago
Tinker
Hoffman
Batty
Evers
Kling
Casey
Delehanty
A. E. Geler
Seeeetenen
Barclay
Tenneeeveese
Abbaticchio
Cooley
Ererees
Needham
Lauterborn
Peedeneree
Ba Evers
Barry
Cot
Sunoff Wee
B. Lundgren
Elmslie
Walcott and Ashley Draw Brockton Bout in Ten Rounds
Belfield Walcott of Boston and George Ashley of Fall River fought ten rounds to a draw at the Young Men's Social and Athletic Club in Brockton on October 5. Bert Hickey of Providence knocked out Gus Dumont of Philadelphia in the second round, a fight in a six-round card. Dumont suffered a broken jaw from striking the floor. Kid Paul of Fall River faced Albert Delmont of Medford for ten rounds with Delmont winning the decision.
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Brockton
Belfield Walcott
Boston
George Ashley
Fall River
Bert Hickey
Providence
Gus Dumont
Philadelphia
Dumont
Kid Paul
Albert Delmont
Medford
Delmont
Brooklyn Kid Carter to Fight Jack Williams in Philadelphia
Tomorrow night at the Manhattan A. C. in Philadelphia Kid Carter of Brooklyn faces Jack Williams in a bout that may prove if the Kid is the same star or to remain inactive. Also notes on Jimmy Walsh, Danny Dougherty, Jack Flanagan in talks, and upcoming bouts involving Charley Neary Louie Long Hamilton Sydney Baldwin Burke.
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Kid Carter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia
Jack Williams
Manhattan A. C
Jimmy Walsh
Quaker City
Danny Dougherty
Jack Flanagan
Cambridge
Brockton
Bellows Falls
Jack
Hamilton
Sydney
Baldwin
Burke
Seattle
Wash
Charley Neary
Louie Long
American Club of
Chicago
William Boyle
Young Cahill
Broadway
Cambridgeport
Jack Hamilton
Troy
Fred Sidney
Boston
The
Union A
Young Barry
Jackie Williams
Pocahontas
Gus. Dumont
Joseph O’brine
Madison
Bros
Albert Delmont
Johnny Lynch
Wesleyan Football Player Hurt In Princeton Game
Onthrop, Wesleyan's right end, suffered a severe head blow in the Princeton game and was knocked unconscious. He was taken to the university infirmary where doctors said his condition was serious but expected to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Onthrop
Wesleyan
University
Amherst Defeats New York University 23 to 0
Amherst routed New York University here this afternoon, 23 to 0. Amherst controlled the game with easy rounds while NYU struggled to hold the ball despite heavy rain and steady defense.
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Amherst
New York University
Dr Henson fronts Boston public with famed magnetic cures
Dr Henson of the Quincy House has lectured in Boston churches for 25 years, offering free healing to the ill. He claims to cure cancer, lameness, deafness, and many other ailments without medicine or surgery, citing numerous ominous cases and promising $500 for proof of falsehood. He advertises free consultations at the Quincy House daily.
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Dr. Henson
Quincy House
Boston
Henson
Fannie Lavender
J. L. Thomas
Fourth Street
Chelsea
James Smith
Webster Avenue
Royal Academy of Medicine
Erlangen
Germany
Bright
de. Henson
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