Slaughter Sparks Boston Victory In Wild Fielding Show
Boston bats flawless while New York errs once as Ganzel Nash and Long power the offense. Fuller and Quinn deliver key plays, Bennett and McCarthy add RBI hits. Stivetts holds Giants to few hits until sixth. Schedule notes and colorful color commentary close the game.
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Pabst
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Buck sours reporters as Buck strikes out in showy game
Buck Ewing basks in victory over Ward and performs antics before a crowded crowd. The day proves ideal though one sided as Happy Jack Stivetts dominates Junior Giants with two hits allowed. McCarthy belts a triple, two home runs, and a new ground record with 13 total bases.
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McCarthy
Giants
Boston
Basten
Reds Win From Colonels In Close Cardinal Matchup
Cracrynatt Oct 7 The Reds outbatted Louisville and played a near perfect game aside from a ninth inning error. Holliday homered and Comiskey excelled on the bases. Daub was spiked by Sanders while covering third and carried off. Attendance 631. Cincinnati 4 Louisville 3. Batteries Daub Vaughan Sanders Merritt. Home run Holliday. Stolen bases Comiskey McPhee Latham Brown Whistler Pfeffer. First base on balls Pfeffer. Struck out Pfeffer Sanders Bassett Holliday Latham Daub Browning. Double plays Vaughn Latham Whistler Jennings. Umpire Earle. Time 1:40.
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Stein Enigma Helps Brooklyn Beat Washingtons 4-2
Brooklyn Cardinals defeat the Washingtons 4 to 2 as Stein dominates with three hits allowed. Corcoran features a running stop, Joyce lifts two stolen bases, and Brouthers hits a two-base shot. Attendance 528 as Brooklyn slips past Washington in a brisk 42 minute contest.
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Cleveland Defeats St. Louis in Rain Delayed Practice
Cleveland beat St. Louis 14 to 6 as Caruthers struggled with control and Cleveland capitalized. Davis hit a three run homer in the fourth, rain halted play in the fifth, and Buckley OConnor and Buckley added key hits. Attendance 1200. Umpire Gaffney. Time 1h 7m.
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Chicago Defeats Pittsburgs in Easy Showdown
In Pittsbroe on October 7 the Chicago team outplayed the Pittsburgs with an 11 to 4 score after a strong start. Attendance was about 600 as Chicago dominated the action from the opening whistle.
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Orioles Hard Luck as Phillies Rally in Seventh
Baltimore trailed after opening with a winning lead on a walk and three hits, but allowed Philadelphia to overtake them in the seventh with five singles and a sacrifice. Attendance was 150. The score details follow.
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Baltimores
Phillies
Choynski Godfrey Fight Promises Big Betting Interest
The next great fight in this vicinity features Joe Choynski of California vs George Godfrey of Boston at Coney Island Athletic Club on Monday evening October 31 for a purse of 5900, with 4500 to the winner and 500 to the loser. Dolly Lyons vs Kid Hogan precedes the main event in the 112-pound class, both fighters noted for skill and grit, while the article also discusses Charley Mitchell, Jack McAuliffe, and the legacy of the three famous Jacks in boxing history. The piece touches on England’s boxing scene, the Smiths and Dempsey era, and a sharp look at the Baseball Situation with magnates at the Fifth Avenue Hotel facing losses and salary cuts.
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Joe Choynski
California
George Godfrey
Boston
Coney Island
Lyons
George Dixon
Kid Hogan
Billy Plimmer
Bantam
Charley Mitchell
Mr. Salvage
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Jack McAuliffe
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Jacks
Jack Dempsey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
John L. Sullivan
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Corbett
Dempsey and Sullivan
Jack
Hush Winters
Billy McGarry
Fifth Avenue
Old Union Association
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Players’ League
John M. Ward
Brooklyn Club
James W. Walker
Walker
Ward
Eastern Park
June Rankin
Pore California Wines Deok Sa
A brief item notes Deok Sa and California wines with a timestamp style entry 14 00 87. The fragment hints at a regional beverage topic though specifics are unclear.
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Sporting Authority critique misreads amateur athletics rules
A Boston paper and its columnist are criticized for ignorance of amateur athletic rules. The letter asserts record breaking performances must occur in open competition to be valid, citing AAU vote on August 28. It accuses the journalist of misrepresenting policy and notes statements from AAU President W B Curt.
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AA. U
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Sporting Authority
Cricket Benefit Match in New England Open at 10:30
Today’s strong cricket day features All New England and B A A teams in a close contest to benefit Chambers the Longood club pro. Lineups include J Smith J How ard Druce and many regional players with a large gathering expected at the venue.
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Fall River
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Chelsea
Druce
Andover
J. Rawlinson
Hyde Park
George Weht
L. Mansfield
T. Pettitt
R. Crackne
J. W. Dutton
C. L. Bixby
L. Haughter S. Wright
W. F. Spinney
R. S. Cowan Chambers
Handicapping Candidate Emerges for NEAAA U Meet
The upcoming NEAAAU handicapping vote in October may settle the question. John F. Moskie Moakley stands as a leading candidate with sprinting long-distance and jumping experience. Supporters praise his judgment and potential as the handicapper, while Corsh and Graham voice qualified backing.
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John F. Moskie
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Harry Corsh
Moakleis
John Graham
Charlesbank
Roxbury Athletic Club Cross Country Meet Held Last Night
The Roxbury Athletic Club ran a seven man cross country on the regular course with Charles E Wilkins as pace maker and John Pley W Cummings White Hackett R 7 Potter Keily McLaughlin O Brien Bedard among the finishers. A special meeting is set for Hampden street Sunday at 3:00 pm to elect delegates to the Cross Country Association. W J White, the club's boxer, awaits a bout with Farley who reportedly wishes to box.
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Roury Athletic Club
Charles E.wilkins
John Pley
W. Cummings
White Hackett
Thelub
Bedrom Farley
Boston sport fans back running track plan for city
Wealthy Boston backers propose a large subscription to finance a modern running track in suburbs near the city. The project aims to attract crowds similar to Beacon Park days and could include a kite shaped trotting track and a two lap bicycle course inside the running oval, with a track and field area for athletic events. Pools and betting law might be eased by legislative action.
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New York
Beacon Park
Corbett Plans New Deal Beach Athletic Club
Champion James J. Corbett and investors will form a Deal Beach club near Deal Lake called The Farm. A mammoth clubhouse, gym, baths, and luxury hotel facilities are planned with 100 sleeping rooms and extensive athletic amenities to attract top pugilists and business men. Membership set at 500 with ten weeks board, aiming to become a premier summer sport resort.
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Coney Island Athletic Club
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Mansfield Sensation Sparks Wide Local Talk
Our Mansfield correspondent C. C. Coulter reports a major local sensation sparked by claims for Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. The letter describes a brother's dramatic recovery from heart disease after using the product and endorses its safety as a vegetable remedy sold by druggists for $1. The piece emphasizes repeated cures of nervous weakness and related ailments in the area and cites Dr. Greene of Boston as the inventor.
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C. C. Coulter
Rockford
Sl) Silver Plate Co
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Dr. Greene
Greene
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Larned Defeats Chace In Five Sets For Tennis Title
In New Haven the intercollegiate final featured Cornell's Larned vs Brown's Chace in a five set singles bout decided 7 5 in the fifth. Harvard's Wrenn Winslow beat Yale's Shaw Cravens in five sets for the doubles crown while Yale also claimed a consolations finish the next morning.
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Larned
Harvard
Harvards
Cornell
Malcolm Chace
Brown
Wrenn and Winslow
Shaw
Cravens
Yale
Great Team Race Plans for February Meeting
Manager Cornish arranges a big February meeting featuring a team race with runners from the Manhattan and New York Athletic Clubs. Harry Jewett, the last Detroit sprinter, is nearly certain to participate.
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Manhattan
New York
Harry Jewett
Detroit
Tanderagee Wins Kempton Park Breeders’ Produce Stakes
London October 7 marked the first day of Kempton Park autumn meeting with the Great Breeders Produce Stakes worth 5000 sovereigns. Tanderagee won, Le Nicham placed second and Mintine Queen finished third in the principal race.
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le Nicham
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