Tail-Enders Rally Overtake Nationals In Washington Park
Brooklyn tail-enders beat Boston Tenney 7 to 3 at Washington Park to even the season series at 10 wins apiece. Vic Willis pitched for Boston as Brooklyn capitalized on Dolan’s muff in the sixth inning, with Sheckard and Batch scoring on key hits and a late string producing more runs.
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National Basketball Matchups Hit East and Midwest
Boston faces Brooklyn in two games while Philadelphia visits New York. St. Louis travels to Cincinnati and Chicago to Pittsburgh in regional showdowns.
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Tsar
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Los New York Cowbescwe
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago Dodgers Win in Fourth Inning Over Pittsburgh
Five Chicago hits aided by two wild throws and two walks broke a 0 0 tie in the fourth. Pitching changes failed to help Pittsburgh as Chicago tallied five runs while Pittsburgh managed one. Howard, Maloney, and McCarthy had three-basehits. Evers and Kling contributed. attendance listed as 1510.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Phillippi
Pittsburgh
Howard
Maloney
McCarthy
Evers
Clarke
Casey
Vers
Kling
Lynch
Weimer
Hillebrand
Klem
Crippled Champs Beat Patched Up New Yorks
Boston defeats New York 3 to 1 in a low scoring game as injuries and sickness weaken both pennant contenders. Key plays include Godwin’s seventh inning stop at the plate and Burkett’s earlier double. Postseason action and umpire appointment for O’Loughlin announced. Detroit and Cleveland win matches in early games.
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Boston
New York
Walter Clarkson
Gibson
Armbruster
Connor
Huntington Avenue
Stah
Cockman
Rising
Laporte
Oldring
Burkett
Stahle
Chase
Grimshaw
Selbach
Keeler
Godwin
Carl Green
O’loughlin
Cleveland Beats Detroit as Joss Shuts Out
In Cleveland on October 6, the Indians beat the Detroit Tigers in a loose game. Bill Joss pitched a shutout for the home team, limiting Detroit to no runs.
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Lindsay
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Crawford
Seeersesas Cobb
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Sheridan
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New York Nationals Defeated by Phillies 5 to 4
New York National League champions were edged 5 to 4 by Philadelphia. Donlin and Strang homered, and Donlin added two timely hits. Errors by the home team sealed the loss.
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New York
Donlin
Strang
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Grip Cure and Return of Money
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as treatment for grip with symptoms like chills pains nausea and headache. It claims it builds the nervous system kills blood-borne germs and prevents the illness if used early. A testimonial from Mrs Geo B Hall of Jackson Tennessee asserts rapid relief and recovery with the first bottle guaranteed or money refunded.
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Geo. B. Hall
Jackson, Tenn
Sudbury Bowing League Plans New Alley Floor
In Sudbury seven bowling alleys were laid on a single floor as part of a league project after the planing phase.
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Sudbury
St Louis Keeps Chicago From Gaining 1905 Pennant
St Louis tailenders halted Chicago’s pennant run securing Philadelphia a clear American league title. Manager Jones shuffled pitchers Walsh and White with two runs already on the board, then Jones’s club hit safely twice more Koehler homering and Jones doubling before Walsh finished the game.
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Philadelphia
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McCarthy
Donlin and Strang Lead Offends in Tight Ball Game
Bases on balls and errors mark the contest as Donlin and Strang hit home runs while McGann, Donlin, Magee tally key hits. Ames fans 40m attend as Pittinger and Ames combine for solid pitching and defensive plays.
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Favorites Sweep All Trotting Events in Lexington Races
In Lexington on October 6 the favorites captured all four races at the trotting meet. The Johnston Stake 2:24 class saw Albert C. win with Emma Brook second and Billy B. third, while Gold Dust Maid posted top marks in the 2:12 trot. Dan P. overcame an early seventh to win three straight heats, producing a best of 2:08 4-5.
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Lexington
Johnston Stake
Albert C
Emma Brook
Billy B
Gold Dust Maid
Dan P
A. Penn
Roseben Sets World Record in Belmont Six Furlongs
Roseben, carrying 147 pounds, won the Manhattan Handicap at Belmont Park in 1:11 86 over six furlongs on a circular track, setting a new world record. Other winners included St Roma, Kinledale, Dreamer, Water Tank, and Arghown Hay in various races.
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New York
Kinleydale
Dreamer
Water Tank
Argh
Brookline High Edge Volkmann In Low-Scoring Battle
In a tense Interpreparatory league matchup Brookline High defeated last year’s champion Volkmann 6 to 6. C Cobb of Volkmann scored twice and Fletcher and Kimball added a touchdown or kick. Errors and fumbles dominated the second half as Brookline and Volkmann traded leads before the final whistle.
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Volkmann
Brookline High
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Whitney
Rechtler
Sargent
Brookline
Bailey
Rogers
Gaffney
Fletcher
Kimball
Cobb
Eaton
Brooklinee
Shes OA
Whitney Floyd
Bey Maxwell
S. Cobb Pletcher
Kellen Torosom
Haton Hann
Waite
Nelson Sargent
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Blanchard Howe
Gy Watson Kimball
Miller Acchtler
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Rogers Affey
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Bartlett Gart
Jeree—Delano
Whitman
and Lowman
Estuare
O’hearn
Alves
Intercity High School Matches Mixed Across Districts
A scattered list shows multiple high school games scheduled across Massachusetts towns. Matches include Andover vs Burdett College at Andover and Waltham High at Waltham, with several other pairings in Dorchester, Brighton, Malden, Dedham, and Newton area schools.
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Burdett College
Ee As
Mark’s
Brown
Souro
Rooklyn
Princeton
Hmen
Somele
Mechanic Arts High
Haverhill High
Haverhill
Dorchester High
South Boston High
Dorchester
Brighton High
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Malden Hive
Portland High
Malden
Dedham H
Wakefield High
Dedham
Weleerigh
Milton High
Wellesley
Rwaneteeegh
Newburyport High
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Abington High
Weymouth High
Abingt
Worcester Academy
Cushing Academy
Two Foxes Taken in Wannamossett Hunt
On the opening day of a three day Wannamossett Fox Hunting Club hunt at Bwans ea, twenty five huntsmen with a pack of 12 hounds chased through fields and woods for three hours. Charles Estabrooks was first at the death in both cases.
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Bwansea
Wannamossett Fox Hunting Club
Charles Estabrooks
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder touted as cure all
An 19th century advert claims Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder relieves catarrh quickly. It asserts the remedy cures stubborn cases whether recent or long standing and describes symptoms such as headaches eye pains and offensive breath.
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Gridiorn Gossip Preview of Boston Area School Football
Harvard and Army of Maine set games at Soldiers Field as Weede and Hollenback suffer injuries. Princeton scrimmage features backs diving through scrub line while Glenn Warner reshuffles Cornell and Penn lineups for key matches.
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Maine
Soldiers Fielday
Weede
Gettysburg
Red
Hollenback
Princeton
Glenn Warner
Cornell
Costello
Sosition
Halliday
Thompson
Downes
Reynolds
Penn
Swarthmore
John Mayhew
Worcester Academy
Brown
Jack O’brien
English High
Lawrence High
Scanlan
Gilligan
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Malden
Westcott
Nelson seeks new manager after California bribery uproar
Chicago report says boxer Nelson demands a replacement following a clash with Billy Nolan over bribery charges. George Siler is named as potential manager, replacing Teddy Murphy who had previously managed Nelson and later quarrelled with him. Murphy comments Nelson cannot get along with anyone.
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Ill
Nelson
Britt
Billy Nolan
Nolan
California
George Siler
Teddy Murphy
Murphy
College football pairings listed for several campuses
A schedule listing matchups includes Harvard at Cambridge against Maine, Yale at New Haven versus Syracuse, Princeton at Princeton against Georgetown, Penn at Franklin Field versus Swarthmore, Columbia at New York versus Wesleyan, Brown at Providence against Worcester Tech, Dartmouth at Hanover versus Holy Cross, Williams at Schenectady against Union, Amherst at Amherst against Storrs Agricultural, Carlisle at Harrisburg versus Penn State, Tufts at Medford against New Hampshire State, Trinity at Hartford versus Rutgers, West Point against Colgate, Annapolis against Virginia Military, Bowdoin at Brunswick against Exeter, Colby at Waterville against Fort Preble, Massachusetts State at Amherst versus Rhode Island State, New York University at Ohio Field against Lehigh, University of Vermont at Burlington against Middlebury.
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University of Maine
Cambridge
Yale
Syracuse
New Haven
Princeton
Georgetown
University of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Franklin Field
Columbia
Wesleyan
New York
Brown
Worcester Tech
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Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Hanover
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Union
Schenectady
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Amherst
Storrs Agricultural
Carlisle
Penn State
Harrisburg
Penn
Tufts
New Hampshire State
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Trinity
Rutgers
Hartford
West Point
Colgate
Annapolis
Virginia Military
Bowdoin
Exeter
Brunswick
Colby
Fort Preble
Waterville
Massachusetts State
Rhode Island State
New York University
Lehigh
Ohio Field
University of Vermont
Middlebury College
Burlington
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