Boston Keeps Quakers in Camp With Doubleheader Win
Boston tops Philadelphia in a cold but sporty game as two runs score in the fifth on Hamilton’s muff and Nash’s two hits. Lowe muffed fly balls, Connor and Allen deliver. Keefe struggles at the plate but two late runs push the score. Nine runs total late, with Stivetts Bennett Nash Lowe Tucker contributing. GAMES TODAY. National League matchups listed.
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Staley Dodgers Phillies In Wide Slaughter Day Of Ball
Tim Keefe and Weyhing shine as Weyhing struggles and Staley is pulled after strong innings. Long and Nash spark Phillies with timely hits while Hamilton goes 5 for 5 despite miscues. Fans witness hard hitting, contested calls, and a high scoring clash ending in Phillies disappointment.
Cold for the Phillies on a Chilly South End Day
The Phillies endured a cold Boston day as 640 spectators braved the elements at the South End grounds. Boston won two games behind Kid Nichols and strong plays from Dutch Long and Bobby Lowe, with notable mishaps and fielding lapses shaping the contest and laughter from the crowd.
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Reds Beat The Leaders In Cleveland Victory
In Cleveland on October 6 the Cincinnati team delivered a sharp fielding display on the home grounds, defeating the league leaders who could only manage a limited offensive effort as the game unfolded.
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Baseball score and play details from a Cincinnati Cleveland game
Dwyer pitched two innings for Cincinnati with Davies also on the mound for a fair game. Attendance around 600. Final: Cincinnati 6 Cleveland 5. Becnast Holliday and McPhee high on two-base hits. Key players include Connor, Latham, McKean, McAleer, Davies, and Zimmer. Umpire Gaffney officiated. time about 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Pittsburg Takes Two From Browns in Oct. 6 Doubleheader
Pittsburg club wins two games from Chris Van Der Ahe’s Browns, with Miller at short in game one and Cargo in game two. Pittsburg hits strongly against Hawley and Breitenstein, attendance 1250. Final scores 8-5 and 8-7 with key hits from Miller Bierbauer Moriarty and Caruthers and notable fielding by Beckerley and Mack.
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Pittsburg Dominates Second Game in Easy Victory
In the second game Pittsburg cruised to a simple win as Hawley faced heavy batting. The score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Chicago Smashes Louisville In Darkness Shortened Finale
Carcaco Oct. 6 baseball season ends with Chicago defeating Louisville 3 to 0 as Clausen struggles and darkness halts play after six innings. Miller wins, Whistler homers for Chicago, bases loaded mishaps and errors tallied for both sides in a tense, low-scoring contest. Attendance 400.
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Rosie In This Game Brookylns Mercy at New York Oct 6
Rosie dominated Brooklyn until the eighth when a single and a three bagger produced two earned runs. Attendance 707. New York won 5 to 2, with Corcoran hitting a three-base hit and Daly, Boyle and Brouthers contributing in the Brooklyn lineup amid a tight pitching duel.
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Washington Beats Baltimore in Cold, Heaviest Batting Display
The Washingtons defeated the Baltimores in a heavy batting show, amid cold weather and strong enthusiasm from 8392 spectators. Scoring details show Washington with 13 runs to Baltimore’s 5, with multiple bases, hits, and errors noted, highlighting Maguire Hoy and Richardson among top contributors.
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Balloon Ascension and Track Victory Highlight Racing Day
Balloon ascension and parachute leap succeeded while the finest track offered speed. Baron owned by J. B E. viarsten won two heats in 2:30 and 2:29. Otto owned by C. E. Mosher took next three in 2:29, 2:28, and 2:31 with a dead heat at 2:29. The 2:37 class went straight heats with Rea first, Kitty 5S second, Pete McCoy third, Josie Horne last. Time 21386% 3:35, 2:34.
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Dartmouth Field Sports second day winners record
Final results from the Dartmouth Athletic Association meet in Hanover list winners across events such as 100 yard dash, mile walk, pole vault, mile run, kicking football, running broad jump, 220 yard dash, hammer throw, running bases, and half mile run. Class standings show Field Sports leading with 94 points, followed by Medical College and others as of October 6.
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Amherst pair win in intercollegiate tennis doubles at New Haven
Wales and Reed of Amherst defeated Larned and Wycoff of Cornell in doubles 6 4 4 6 6 2 to lead the day. Reed and Wales also beat Floyd and Herrick of Princeton 6 3 6 2. The tournament will finish Saturday morning with final matches and remaining consolation singles.
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Morris Park Races Result Summary
At Morris Park on October 6 the six furlong opener was won by Chesapeake with Correc tion second and Rosa H third in 1 10. Fitzsim mons followed with Clara colt first and Ailee colt second in 58. Milt Young led one mile event with May Win second and Fred Taral third in 1 40. Morello captured the six furlong sex and sound stakes with Rainbow second and Governor Foraker third in 1 Galcai daysze. Unionnort handicap at a mile and a furlong saw Nomad first, Silver Fox second, Kilkenny third in 1 56. Strathmeath won the mile and a quarter with Russell second in 2 134. Only two starters.
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Harvard Athletic Association selects officers and cup gift
The Harvard Athletic Association held its annual meeting naming President R. Bardeen and other officers. Dr. Wells of Brookline offered a cup to be competed for by class teams next spring. Tukey from Bowdoin joined football practice as a potential guard or tackle. Waters shifts to guard as Trafford captains. Highlands seems to have quit playing.
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Princeton Abolishes Annual Freshman Sophomore Rush
At a mass meeting in the old chapel Princeton decided to abolish the annual rush between freshmen and sophomores. Described as brutal and unworthy, the move marks a long step toward ending hazing and unmanly class demonstrations.
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Cleveland Is Confident After Return From New York
Buzzards Bay October 6 Mr Cleveland says he is busy answering correspondence accumulated during his absence in New York State. He feels satisfied with the outlook there and reports an encouraging general outlook. The Oneida remains at Buzzards Bay until the Clevelands sail for New York.
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Boston Business Leaders Meet on Canada Union
A Boston conference at Youngs Hotel discussed political union with Canada. Lt. E A Macdonald led talks on removing commercial barriers, with President Lane of the Boston Merchants Association presiding. Attendees included A W Beard J Jones P A Collins G O Carpenter and others. Macdonald urged a renewed reciprocity like former treaties and said political union was inevitable.
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Rapid Transit Struggles Slow City Streetcars Last Evening
Electric streetcar service in the city faced severe delays from 6:30 pm, with power losses on Tremont street causing a mass delay from Boyston to Park Street and additional outages on Roxbury Crossing and Chelsea lines. By 9 pm crews untangled the lines and resumed service, though delays ranged from twenty minutes to an hour.
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Tunnel Collapse Injures Twenty Five Near Worthville Ky
A cave in at Hog Run tunnel on the Louisville and Nashville line near Worthville Kentucky yesterday afternoon injured as many as twenty five workers. Timbers of the false work fell without warning after a freight train passed causing the collapse. Several reported fatally injured.
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