Double Defeat for the Doves
Philadelphia hosts a doubleheader against Boston, with a 12 inning opener decided by late runs. Brown vs McQuillen in a pitching duel. Shean and Bates feature for Boston. Second game a Phillies walkover as Moran Magee Titus Bransfield and Sweeney contribute key hits and steals.
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Phillies
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Murray
Brown
McQuillen
Sweeney
Shean
Bates
Shean-Brown
Evans
Foxon
Getz
Beck
Knabe
Dooin
Grant
Doomn
Titus
Rairden
Ward
Mullen
Emslie
Moran
Thomas
Magee
Bransfield
Foxen
Autrey
Rariden
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Cubs End Season With A Double Win In St Louis
Chicago and St Louis closed the season with a doubleheader sweep as the Cubs won 8 to 0 and 5 to 1. The two games finished the season on a high note for the visitors at St Louis.
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CUBS
ST. Louis
Chicago
Giants and Dodgers Split Doubleheader in New York
Brooklyn won 4 to 1 in the opener while New York took the night game 8 to 4. Both games featured new recruits in the second contest and key plays included Dunn, McMillan, Downey driving two-base hits and Hummell stealing bases. Fletcher and Drucke started the games with notable pitching actions.
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N. Y
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Tae Brourtr
Dunn
McMillan
Downey
Devore
Hummell
McCormick
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Liz Career
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Designs in next Sunday's Post for Halloween cheer
Pretty decorations for Hal lowe'en with ideas for lunches parties and games. Designers present plans and colorful schemes featured in the upcoming Post edition scheduled for Sunday.
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Hallowe’en
Quiffe ys Column on Corbett and Sheppard Comebacks
In this column Duffey critiques Young Corbett's return as lackluster amid his untrained frame and contrasts it with Mel Sheppard's clear comeback beating Harry Gissing in the 600 yards. The piece notes Detroit as a potential rival, mentions Brockton games, and teases further sports Q&A from Duffey.
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Mel
Sheppard
Harry Gissing
Mercury
Lunghi
Answers to Queries on Ketchel and Boxing Askings
The text asks if Ketchel fought in Boston and notes a potential future match after a mill. It discusses forfeited games, heavyweight championship opinions, and a poker bidding scenario. Ketchel beat Papke by knockout in 11 rounds. Bleckburn’s location is unclear. The Philadelphia track question about Harry Elkes is incomplete.
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Boston
Stanley
Johnson Mill
Philadelphia
New York
Johnson
Jeffries
Jeff
Jack Johnon
Jack
Ketehel
Papke
Jack Bleckburn
Ketchel
Biease
Harry Eklkes
Tufts Freshmen Defeat Sophomores in 68 41 Meet
Tufts University held its annual freshmen Sophomore meet on Tufts Athletic Field. The freshmen top the sophomores 68 to 41 as Kattelle Elms Atwater Strecker and Phalen lead in multiple events while Brigham Performed well in the pole vault and other students excel in sprints and distance races.
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Elms
Atwater
Strecker
Phalen
Menill
Brigham
Rorty
McKenzie
Keattalle
Lynch
Lord
Frost
Marden
Isola
Phelps
Bush
Fairbank
Merrill
Foster
Swenson
Huntington
Larrabee
Pore
Stirling
Hight
Dedham Beats Milton in 5 0 Victory
Dedham High defeated Milton High 5 to 0 in a football game at Dedham. A blocked kick on Milton’s 17 yard line set up the first half score, with Haigh carrying in for Dedham. Final attendance about 300 with officials listed as Marple umpire Hearn referee timekeepers Burbank Redman and linesmen Kappann Crass.
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Dedham High
Milton High
Rogers
Milton
Haigh
Dedham Milton
Morgan
Keelan
O’ Heron Scarry
Louden
McHugo Louden
Hodgdon
R. G
Shea Rogers
Freeman
Leary Campbell
Carson Brown
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Hearn
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Redman
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Crass
Brothers Win A Great Game At Brae Burn
The Ross brothers, professional golfers at Oakley and Brae-Burn, defeated Tom Macnamara and Mike Brady of Wollaston and Commonwealth with a score of 139 to 146 in Brae-Burn yesterday. Morning and afternoon play details follow.
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Oakley
Brae-Burn
Tom Macnamara
Mike
Brady
Wollaston and
Commonwealth
Alec
Donald Ross
Macnamara
St Marks Rout Roxbury Latin in 12–0 Interborough Game
St Marks School defeated Roxbury Latin 12 to 0 in Southboro. Key plays came from Burnett Stevens and McKinlock with touchdowns by Coolidge and McKinlock. Umpire Cooper. Referee Noble. Field judge McCaffrey. Time two 15 minute halves.
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Mark's School
Roxbury Latin
Burnett
Stevens
McKinlock
ST. Mark’s. Roxbury Latin
Coolidge
Hellier
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O.s.des
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Harriman
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Cooper
Noble
McCaffrey
William A. Smith
Crombie
Murdock
Ime
Brookline High Sophomores Dominate Freshmen in Fall Meet
Brookline High sophomores won the first annual fall interclass games over freshmen 44 to 16. Coach Carrell aimed to test new men for indoor and spring meets by holding the event in the fall.
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Brookline High
Carrell
Norman's Famous Caricatures in Colors Promised Next Sunday
A brief item notes another page of Norman's famous caricatures in colors featuring our own celebrities, with publication promised for next Sunday.
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Norman
Brockton Fair draws 60,000 plus on New England Day
Enormous crowds flocked to the Brockton Fair on October 6 for a record second day with gate receipts surpassing 60,000. The event featured a major horse show, harness racing, vaudeville stages, and diverse Midway attractions as New England Day highlighted rural turnout, while Governor Draper and Governor Prouty planned attendance for future events. An accident marred proceedings when Dennis Kneeland’s sulky overturned, but police increased ground surveillance to curb crime.
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Brockton Fair
Alfred T. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point
P. A. Sorg
New York
New England
Draper
Prouty
Rhode Island
Mary
New Hampshire
Friends of
Woman Suffrage
Equal Rights
Dennis Kneeland
Bingen Light
Robinson Field
Boston
A. T. Flowers
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Valuable hints for the boys of the wireless club
Short guidance for members of the wireless club offered as a weekend bulletin. It notes upcoming session activities and practical tips for radio operation. The item emphasizes learning, safety, and skill development among participants.
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Wireless Club
Ketchel Faces Johnson in Next Saturday Title Bid
Jim Corbett backs Ketchel in his bout with Jack Johnson, noting historic upsets by smaller men. The card at Armory Club features Calloway vs Flynn, Whitney vs Johnson, McMahon vs Nelson, plus several fall dates across cities like Pueblo, Los Angeles, Manchester, and Pittsburg as boxing nears a busy October.
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Corbett
Dave Deshler
Armory
Jim Corbett
Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Jim
Fitzsimmons
Johnson
Carson City
Johnson Corbett
Tommy Ryan
Jeffries
Ife
Tom Sharkey
Joe Walcott
Joe Choynski
Armory Club
Ralph Calloway
California
Porky Flynn
Kyle Whitney
Whitney
Mike Twin Sullivan
Calloway
Jim Jeffries
Eddie McMahon
New York
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Jim Flynn
Colorado
Bill Papke
Pueblo
Jack Burns
Los Angeles
Princeton Faces Fordham Following Last Year’s Harvard Hold
Williams held Harvard to 10 points last year and Fordham looms as the potential weak point as Princeton may be scored on again Saturday. Gargan from New York is a notable drop kicker while Cornell serves as a benchmark to compare Eastern and Western football methods this fall. Johnny Mayhew coaches Worcester Academy briefly as Brown’s star full back for three years, George Morris led Holy Cross alumni to see Yale, Hart at Princeton impressed with line plunges, and Princeton’s 12 against Villa Nova mirrors Carlisle’s score against Pennsylvanians on Sept. 25. Midweek games will be scarce with Harvard Yale Penn Dartmouth Cornell and Pennsylvania done for the season. Princeton has one more next Wednesday.
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Harvard
Princeton
Fordham
Gargan
New Yorkers
Cornell
Johnny Mayhew
Brown
Worcester Academy
George Morris
Holy Cross
New Haven
Yale
Hart
Exeter
Villa Nova
Carlisle Indians
Pennsylvanians
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
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