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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1904

Page

3

Nationals Tie With Phillies In Cold Ninth Inning

Boston and Philadelphia battled to a 2-2 tie in nine innings in Pennsylvanias capital. Cold weather and cautious play produced a featureless game as Caldwell struck out ten for Boston and Pittinger seven for Philadelphia, with few hits and a near empty scoring slate. Attendance was 859 as fans endured Jack Frost.

National Philadelphia Penn Jack Frost Boston Johnstone Cooley Needham Caldwell Pittinger Phillies Tenney Lush Sisted Hulswitt Gleason Dooitime

Pittsburg Defeats Chicago in Darkened Game

Pittsburg overwhelmed Chicago with strong both at bat and in the field. Leach starred on defense as darkness halted play after the eighth inning with Pittsburg ahead.

Pittsburg Chicago Leach

Boston automobilists travel to witness Vanderbilt Cup race

A large Boston delegation heads to Long Island with J. B. Hathaway Walter Schmonk Harold Brown and members of the Massachusetts Automobile Club. They join two auto convoys and a Boston Chronograph Club contingent to time the event as France appears favored and Gabriel starts second in the field.

Boston Long Island New York South Station J. 8. Hathaway Walter Schmonk Harold Brown Massachusetts Automobile Club Auto W. J. Foss Arthur Adams Archie Hughes George Jones Toledo Webb Lyttle A. R. Bangs Franklin Boston Chronograph Club John C. Kerrison Harry Knights J. J. Fecitt George H. Lowe Charles B. Fay Frank Ross Arthur Knights Harry Fosdick A. B. Morrison R. R. Ross W. H. Emery Newton Club William Wallace Italy France Gabriel Heath

Unfinished Races Run Off At Narragansett Park

At Narragansett Park Providence October 7 the card carried over from yesterday due to a heavy track. In the 2:19 pacing class with 12 starters Little Rube won in straight heats. Dore with Count D'Orsay took second in the last two heats. Chief Wilkie, favored in the 2:30 pacing, won by posting 2 16 1 2 in heat one and 2 15 1 2 in heat three.

Narragansett Park Providence Little Rube Dore Count D’orsay Chief Wilkie

St Alphonsus Runners Train for 10 Mile Cross Country

A large group from the St Alphonsus A A trains on the road for the 10 mile cross country run set for Saturday afternoon November 6. The Roxbury club expects a top event with notable participant Harry Brawley the marathon runner. Entries are handled by W J McGillicuddy 80 Smith Street Roxbury.

ST. Alphonsus St. Alphonsus A. A Roxbury Harry Brawley We J. McGillicuddy Smith Strest Roxury

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