New York Giants Win Temple Cup. 65 Percent of Purse Ahead
The New York Giants defeated Baltimore to clinch the Temple Cup title at the Polo Grounds. Meekin pitched superbly as New York amassed twenty hits led by Doyle Van Haltren Fuller Farrell. A collision at second base injured Van Haltren and Jennings, but both continued playing. The game ended after eight innings due to darkness with New York ahead.
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New York
New Yorks
Baltimores
Polo Grounds
Meekin
Fuller
Davis
Hawke
Baltimore
Gleason
Ward
Doyle
van Haltren
Farrell
Jennings
Van
Murphy
Bonner
Burke
Gletson
Popular Player Vote Chooses NY and Brooklyn Star
In a New York paper ballot contest the most popular player from the New York and Brooklyn teams is announced with results and percentage share. The score details are reported but not shown in the available fragment.
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New York
Brooklyn
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS At Atlantic Club boxing notes
The Olympic club of New Orleans offers a 3009 purse for a 25 round bout between Denver Ed Smith and Steve O'Donnell. Johnny Eckhardt promotes and referees for the Atlantic Club. Other notes cover Jim Daly vs Jack Slavin in Buffalo on Nov 6 and Chicago bantams seeking matches with top names.
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Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Denver
Ed” Smith
Steve O'Donnell
Johnny Eckhardt
New Atlantic Club
Piain
Tom McCarthy
Don Riordan
Chicago Athletic Association
Johnny van Heest
Sally Smith
Buffalo
Howie Hodgkins
Charley Kelly
New York
Plimmer
Murphy
Yale's Training Table Organizes For Football Season
Yale's football training table at New Haven lists Captain F A Hinkey Butterworth John Greenway Adee Thorne Stillman McCrea Hickok Morris Fincke Bass Louis Hinkey Dewitt Brown and Beard as candidates. Captain Hinkey moves to quarterback to boost practice and coaching. likely temporary.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
F. A. Hinkey
Butterworth
John Greenway
Adee
Thorne
Stillman
McCrea
Hickok
Morris
Fincke
Bass
Louis Hinkey
Dewitt
Brown
Beard
Hinkey
Johnson Edges Tyler In Fast Waltham Mile Race
John Johnson defeated Harry Tyler by nearly a second in the mile invitation at Waltham. Harley Davidson dazzled in the Class A handicap, nearly catching the field from 100 yards back but finishing second by a wheel.
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John §. Johnson
Harry Tyler
Waltham
Harley Davidson
Davidson
Sanger
Arthur Porter
Harry Arnold
Fred Allen
Springfield
H. L. Coulter
Toledo
Ed McDuffee
Malden
Coulter
Allen
Seavey
Cutter
Fagle B. C
C. M. Murphy
Brooklyn
A. B. Goehler
New York
Arthur Gardiner
Austin
Ill
Gardiner
Murphy
Heath Warren
Hartford
Steenson
Jillion
N. Y
Charles Callahan
Tyler
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
Watson Coleman
Coleman
Haggerty
Williams
Johnson
Ray
McDonald
Charlie Murphy
Saunders
Mayo
Johnson-Tyler
Eddie McDuffee
Chicago
Charlie Callahan
Boston
Gus Lemke
Roslindale
A. W. Warren
Butler
A. Gardiner
Melville Lenfest
Lynn
G. McEdwards
Gaston Plants
F. E. Wing
South Framingam
Toronto
Davey
Greenfield
J. C. Wettergreen
John S. Johnson
Buffalo Press Club
Har Ler
Chi
Sahak
Peles
Bae Shi Wes
Wolfe caps Chicago to New York bicycle record
George W. Wolfe of Chicago finished a 1038 mile ride to New York in 6 days 9 hours 30 minutes clock time, about 1112 hours sleep across the trip. Signatures at towns along the route confirm the claim as bona fide.
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New York
Chicago
George W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Smith
W. H. Wylie
R. P. Searle
Illinois
Duffy Receives Diamond Pendant After Boston Victory
Boston defeats Bridgeport easily at Athletic Park before about 1000 fans. Before the game Jim O Rourke presented Hugh Duffy a diamond locket inscribed to the champion batsman by his associates and manager. Final: Boston 6 Bridgeport 1 with 15 hits to 6. Batteries Nichols Hodson Ganzel and McMahon O Rourke.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bostons
Jim O'Rourke
Bridgeports
Athletic Park
O'Rourke
Boston
Duffy
Hugh Duffy
Nichols
Hodson
Ganzel
McMahon
Williams College Votes Alumnus to Head Athletes Finances
At a mass meeting in Williams College on October 8 the student body voted to entrust the finances of the three athletic associations to resident alumnus S. G. Tenney class of 1886 a lawyer.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
S. G. Tenney
Hawkes Victory in International Cricket at Dracut Oval
Lord Hawke led England to a 176 total while Massachusetts struggled after a 53 in their first innings. Clarke top scored for Massachusetts with 19, Whitwell bowled well for England, and the match ended with England winning by 10 runs on the first wicket after two innings.
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Lowell
Dracut Oval
Lord Hawke
Massachusetts
Gentlemen of
England
Comber
Smith
Secon
Clarke
Whitwell
George Wright
Bathurst
F. Fairbairn
Bardswell
Lot Mansfield
Shepherdson
R. Fairbairn
Wright
Thorpe
Tom Pettitt
Cracknell
Champers
Lawrence Haughton
J. H. Comber
B. Bathurst
Chee
J. Smith
B. Whitwell
P. Clarke
G. Wright
B. Hill
L. Mansfield
J. Shepherdson
St. C
Narragansett Park Races Entertaining Warm Attendance Grows
Narragansett Park opened the second week with cool, threatening weather and a well-kept track. About 200 horses are on grounds as 1,200 enthusiasts bet heavily at the lively pool. Races list winners including Lady Richmond, Annie Bishop Blake, Charlie McDonald, Figaro, Sash Billy S, and By Jove Blake with times noted.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Lady Richmond
Burrell
High Point Belle
McClain
Sallie Woodford
H. Jones
Annie Bishop Blake
Tom Tough
Clerico
Hardy Tox
McGlone
Charlie McDonald
Garner
Galatin
Wilmar
Figaro
Blake
Joe Riple
Noble
Equity
Duffy
Sash Billy S
Mrace
Jove Blake
Leonardo
Street Car Freight War Plans Open Public Fight
Boston Aldermen clash over West End Street Railway freight use with votes to ban freight on cars. Debate covers charter authority and rails vs streets and sewers committees. Officials consider extending Centre street and funding for North End and Charlestown upgrades while Bowditch named Public Library trustee.
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Board of
Aldermen
Barry
Alderman Folsom
Dever
Alderman Barry
Alderman Presho
Law Department
Committee On Railroads
Committee On Streets and Sewers
Folsom
Boston
West End Street Railroad Company
Tremont Street
Granary Burial Ground
Committee of Streets and Sewers
Lee
West End
Alderman Hall
West End Railroad Company
Board of Police
West End Company
Haverhill
Causeway
Canal
Haymarket Square
Devonshire Street
Washington Street
Congress Street
Franklin Street
Otis Street
Lincoln Street
Kingston Street
Essex Street
Harrison Avenue
Harvest Streets
Lomasney
North End
Alderman Witt
East Boston
Alderman Lee
Aberdeen
Brighton
Ward
Eustis Street
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Centre Street
Dorchester Avenue
Brookline Gas Company
Track Changes For Races And Troop Moves On City Lines
Track repairs diverted outward and inward trains between ladders and East street crossing with the Boston & Maine. Fitchburg road ran special trains to Riverview for bike races and a World’s Food Fair excursion is planned. State troops mobilized with multiple companies assigned to trains Nos 6 22 56 and others, with disembarkation at Union square and a 4 30 p m return. Union station signs aim to reduce passenger confusion, and a fare rebate question is raised after a Somerville return incident. Freight congestion at Jersey City with 1100 cars eyed for transfer to Shore line and Northampton division. Sunday restrictions delay clearing the glut, October freight volume rising.
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Boston & Maine
Fitchburg Road
Riverview
Fitchburg
Hoosac
North Adams
Greenfield
Orange
Gardner
Concord i
Marlboro
Waltham
Union Square
Union Station
Somerville
New York & New England
Iew
York & New England
Jersey City
New York, New Haven & Hartford Consolidated
Harlem
Shore Line
Northampton
Holyoke
Berkshire
Hartford
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New England
C. H. Platt
New Haven
Lewis Wharf water front property to be rebuilt and modernized
Captain Lewis explains that the Lewis wharf corporation owns the head of Lewis wharf buildings facing Commercial Street. After condemnation notices by inspector J Camrell the firm plans dry cellars with clay and cement, solid foundations, and a new granite style structure to adorn Boston Harbor. Tenants have not been told to leave.
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Post
Lewis Wharf
Lewis
Commercial Street
Lewis Wharf Corporation
Commercial Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Lewis Wharf Company
Boston
Camrell
Captain Lewis
City ordinance discussion shields long time tenants
He stated he would not eject men from their longtime business locations unless required by city law. The bark Hudson, Captain Hatch, ready for sea to Montevideo, was cleared by J. G. Hall & Co. yesterday. The Hudson has added a new mate and second mate, The Landsman.
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Hudson
Hatch
Montevideo
J. G. Hall & Co
Harvard Fall Boat Races Close, Freshmen Lead
The fall Charles River races at Harvard were held yesterday afternoon near Weld Boat Club. The quarter mile course produced close contests with new oarsmen making strong showings. Rice sparked the winning freshman boat, while last year's varsity rowers filled vacancies in the other crews. Final races to be scheduled later in the week.
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Harvard
Weld Boat Club
Varsity Boat House
Rice
Nichols
Brown
Weston
Morrison
Cassidy
Youngman
Pool
Capen
Orton
Carney
Amory
Lyman
Greenough
Crain
Stillman
Kales
Bullard
Day
Lord
Sleeper
Sanders
Watson
Phelps
White
Fennessy
Cornwall
McBurney
Barker
Hunt
Loyd
Kimmit
Hosmer
Stanley
Want Ads and Classified Rates In Boston Post
The Post, Boston’s largest morning paper, invites want ads with rates of 1 to 2 cents per word for situations wanted and 1 cent per word for other wants.
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the Post
Boston
Air Line Limited Express Train Service
Between Boston and New York the Air Line Limited runs daily leaving Boston at 3 p m and New York at 3 p m. The vestibuled train arrives at 9 p m with buffet smokers parlor cars coaches and a dining car between Boston and Willimantic. Table d hote dinner is $1. Departure points are New York & New England station Boston foot of Summer street and Grand Central station New York.
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Boston
New York
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