Poor Pitching Gave Exhibition to Orioles in Hampden Park
Three thousand watched Baltimore defeat Boston easily in an exhibition game at Hampden Park. Klobedanz costly in the third inning as Boston fell behind after a strong start by Hamilton Duffy and Reitz. Stivetts and Sullivan held the Bostons scoreless early but allowed four hits and as many runs in the eighth. Doyle received a watch from Holyoke friends after his at bat. Tomorrow the Temple Cup game is set for Baltimore.
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Hampden Park
Baltimore
Klobedanz
Boston
Hamilton
Duffy
Reitz
Lowe
Kelley
Stenzel
Doyle
Clark
Arole
McGraw
O’brien
Jennings
Orioles
Stivetts
Sullivan
Ample
Bostons
Holyoke
Pal
No Fight in Canada Montreal Nixes Boxing Exhibitions
A New York group sought letters patent to form the Canadian Athletic Association to sponsor athletic events including boxing. The Lieutenant-Governor issued the charter but struck out the boxing clause, promising punishment for any fight. Officials typically attend glove contests and halt brutality.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Vertime
Canada
Montreal
Canadian Athletic Association
Knickerbocker Club Signs Goddard to Fight Sharkey
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club in San Francisco reports Joe Goddard has signed to fight Tom Sharkey in November at Mechanics Pavilion the bout awaits final arrangements after Goddard arrived in Boston.
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San Francisco
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Joe Goddard
Boston
Tom Sharkey
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Mullins and Strauss Boxed to Draw in New England Lightweight Match
In Bar Harbor Maine on Oct 8 Joe Mullins of Boston and Isadore Strauss of Philadelphia fought six two minute rounds at Music Hall for the lightweight championship of New England. The referee ruled the bout a draw though Strauss appeared the stronger fighter throughout the contest.
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Bar Harbor
Joe Mullins
Boston
Isadore Strauss
Philadelphia
Music Hall
New England
Strauss
Cornell Junior Champions at Ithaca Regatta
Cornell's fall regatta featured the senior and junior crews in the main race. The junior crew won in 5 minutes 20 seconds on a mile course, leading from start to finish with the seniors second and the sophomores far behind.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Gideon Perrie Challenges World Wrestlers in Mixed Styles
Prominent heavyweight grappler Gideon Perrie announces he will wrestle any challenger in mixed styles for at least $500 a side. He gives Hartford’s P. J. Griffin as the preferred opponent and will reside in Boston during winter, reachable via the Post's sporting editor.
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Gideon Perrie
P. J. Griffin
Hartford
Whist Association Fall Meeting Opens in Boston
The New England Whist Association opened at the American House with about 900 players from leading clubs across the region. Evening victors included Pyramid over Newton, Boston Duplicate over Oxford, and Mt Bowdoin, while Providence Athletic defeated Howell and Howell beat Mt Bowdoin.
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New England Whist Association
American House
New England
Pyramid
Newton
Boston Licate
Mt. Bowdoin
Providence Athletic
Howell
Boston
Oxford
Rigby Race Meet Ends with Tight Trot Finishes
Portland Me October eight closed with three races before about 300 fans. In the 2:15 trot Record led from start to finish as Louis Victor faded and Nicola placed. In the 2:12 trot Alcidalia prevailed across heats with Dick Hubbard close in two, Van Zant taking third in a photo-finish.
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Portland
Rigby
Louis Victor
Record
Nicola
Dexter K
Deering
Alcidalia
Dick Hubbard
Boston
van Zant
Favor
Charles Smart
Connecticut
Danbury Day At Fair Brings 20000 Plus Track Record
Danbury day at the fair closes factories and draws over 20000 excursionists. Track events thrill crowds with Charlie C winning the 2:18 pacing and clocking a 2:17 1-2 mile, surpassing the former 2:19 1-4 record.
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Danbury
Conn
Charlie C
No Records Broken at Star Pointer Joe Patchen Trials
A fierce north wind in Omaha on Oct 8 hindered record attempts at the Star Pointer Joe Patchen trials. Patchen ran a mile in 2:03 1-2 with splits 29, 69, 1:31, 2:03 1-2, while Pointer’s mile time was 1-4 with quarters 30, 1:01 1-2, 1:32.
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Omaha
Neb
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Patchen
Pointer
Michael’s mile pace sparks hopes for subninety second ride
In Philadelphia at Willow Grove, Jimmy Michael clocked a mile in 1:36 with split times showing potential for a 1:31 to 1:33 pace if a fast cadence could be sustained. The report notes his quarter and other splits, plus a related stretcher of cycling news and upcoming events across New England clubs and races.
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Jimmy Michael
Willow Grove Track
Philadelphia
Michael
Dave Shafer
Eddie Martyn
Cc. F
McDuffee
J. A. McMillan
Charlestown
John Younile
East Boston
McMillan
Towle
John
William Younie
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Claremont Park
Fensmere
Massachusetts Avenue
Margaret Walsh
Ernest Wilkinson
Providence
Boston
Dedham
Orient Cycle Club
Nington Street
Somerville
Malden
Melrose
Cambridge
Linden
Haverhill
New England
Jimm Clark
Otis W. Smith
H. Franklin
Attleboro
Woods
Atwood
Copley Square
Massachusetts B. C
Readville
Stoughton Rider Aims At 24-Hour Cycling Records
Fred Beauregard of Stoughton began a 24 hour ride from Fall River toward Boston to break the state record of 316 miles and the American mark of 366 miles. He is paced by Boston and local riders along the route.
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Fall River
Fred Beauregard
Stoughton
Boston
Mr Kiernan Denies Encounter With Ex Pugilists
In a Post issue a claim stated that Thomas J. Giblin and the undersigned had an encounter. Kiernan denies the event and says he was never a pugilist. He asks the editor to publish this correction for justice.
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Thomas J. Giblin
RY Kiernan
Brockton Fair Delights Governor Walcott and Local Crowds
Governor Walcott attends Brockton Fair on a perfect autumn day drawing about 30,000 attendees including New York and Boston visitors. Highlights include L A W features, parades, a balloon ascent, bicycle races, and performances by Marion Mills. McDuffee sets pace for a potential five mile record as crowds cheer diverse acts and box seats fill with society guests.
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Brockton
Walcott
Wolcott
Martland
Reuben
Hayseed
Brockton Fair
McDuffee
Marion Mills
Robinson
Taunton Club
New York
Boston
L. A. W. Met
E. A. MecDuffee
Mme. Nicholson
Shoe City
Taunton Cycle Club
Morris
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Claim of Quick Cure
A testimonial proclaims Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a rapid and complete remedy for chronic catarrh. James Headley of Dundee cites instant relief after a purification and near total cure, with sellers listed as DB Woodward & Co and Jaynes & Co in Boston.
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Dr. Agnew
James Headley
Dundee
Woodward & CO
Bromfield St
Jaynes & CO
Importers Could Recoup Duties If Courts Reorder Tariff Result
New York Oct 8 The Board of General Appraisers upheld importers protests against retroactive tariff claims. Stoddard Harrick Chards & Co Boston imported wool on July 24 and paid extra duties, about 200000 dollars, after the tariff act 1894. The board ordered reliquidation to reflect free entry under paragraph 685.
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New York
Board of General Appraisers
Custom House
Stoddard, Harrick, Chards & Co
Boston
Bunker Hill Guards Stage Free Concert at Monument Hall
Division 37 A. O. H. hosted a complimentary concert and dance at Monument Hall last evening drawing about 1200 attendees including Charlestown and city leaders. Performers included John T. Galvin, George W. Long, James Heffernan, Cornelius J. Keyes, Arthur J. O Connor, and Miss Connolly. An address on The Irish Race at Home and Abroad was delivered by John J. O Connor of the Royal University of Ireland.
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Bunker Hill
Cornelius J. Keyes
Arthur J. O’connor
Miss Connolly
Charlestown
Home
John J. O'Connor
The
Royal University of Ireland
Temperance Rally in Honor of Father Mathew
A temperance rally will be held at St James Church on Harrison Avenue tomorrow evening under St James Young Men's C T A Society. Rev es Troy of Norwood, an elder saint of this parish, will deliver the lecture.
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Theobald Mathew
St. James Church
Harrison Aveniue
St. James
Harvard Second Eleven Defeats Hopkinson 12 to 0 in Practice
Harvard Second Eleven beat Hopkinson School 12 to 0 at Soldiers Field in a weathered practice match. Notable for Harvard players Grayden Sargent Stoddard and Brooks while Hopkinson’s Cole and Frothingham stood out. Two 10 minute halves and a steady defense sealed the shutout.
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Harvard
Hopkinson School
Soldiers Field
Hopkinson
Brooks
Cole
Shea
Nickerson
Frothingham
Wordsworth
Sargent
Stoddard
Grayden
Hanover
H. B
Whitman
Pew Livermore
Wadsworth
Giasian
Brooks Hester
F. D
Noyes
Gray
M. Sargent
W. H. Newell
W. E. Shad
Harvard Faces Dartmouth in Key Soldiers Field Test
Harvard meets Dartmouth this afternoon at Soldiers Field in a pivotal game. The Crimson aims to sharpen form with Donald and Cochrane returning at right tackle and quarterback, while Brown steps in at right halfback. The two teams have had close previous meetings and a strong Harvard lineup is expected to perform better than in earlier contests.
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Dartmouth
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Hanover Collegians
Donald
Cochrane
Ver Brown
Sullivan
Sig
Local Practice Session Details Highlight Coaching Lineup
Fragmentary notes show a non regular football drill session with coaching help from Jack Fairchild Seonae Gray Josh Crane Jojo well Bob Emmons Slugger eon and others. The text mentions a gin at recision and Vigoroome as part of the activity.
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Jack Fairchild
Eye Eee
Seonae Gray
Josh Crane
Jojo
Bob Emmons
Slugger Eon
Dorchester High Tops Milton High In 20–0 Shutout
Dorchester High defeated Milton High yesterday in a game packed with sensational plays. J McCarthy Stor er Hall and Whitehead starred for Dorchester while McQuaid Sheldon and Plummer shone for Milton. Dorchester led 20 to 0 with Storer P McCarthy Fisher and Chaffee scoring touchdowns and Hall adding three goals after TDs. Umpire Mail referees Worcester and Babcock. Game time 20 and 10 minute halves. Attendance 500.
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Milton High
Dorchester
J.mccarthy
Storer
Hall
Whitehead
McQuaid
Sheldon
Plummer
Milton
Orchester
P. McCarthy
Fisher
Chaffee
Mail
Worcester
Babcock
Man Arrested on Non-Support After Day of Atonement
Jacob Lieberman 38 was detained at Baldwin Place Synagogue on Day of Atonement after his wife Sarah accused him of desertion and held him until Officer Rooney arrived. He remains jailed at Charles Street Jail pending investigation into possible additional charges involving other women.
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Baldwin Place
Jacob Lieberman
Charles Street
Lieberman
Sarah
Rooney
Station 1
New York
Barton Street
Woman Found Dead in Cleveland Near Euclid Avenue
In a wooded block on Euclid Avenue two boys found a dead woman with a telegram addressed to Mrs D P O Conn from Manhattan Beach Hotel Chicago reading Will leave for Cuba tonight. Two empty bottles laudanum and paregoric lay nearby. The couple had drawn $800 from the bank and vanished earlier. Authorities trace them to Nashville and suspect Cuba as their destination.
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Euclid Avenue
Third
Fourth
D. P. O’connell
Manhattan Beach
Chicago
Tennessee
Cuba
Brighton Plans New 120 Foot Boulevard Through Nonantum Valley
Brighton residents under the Citizens Improvement Association seek to build a 120 foot wide boulevard through the Nonantum Valley from Kendrick street to Newton. The project would preserve the ponds as skating grounds with trees and flower beds and add two 60 foot drives, a grass strip, and bicycle paths. Abutters including the Whitney syndicate and Jermin Downing pledge land totaling about six acres to the city within two years.
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Brighton
Citizens’ Improvement Association
Boston
Newton
Kendrick Street
Downing
Jamaica Pond
Henry M. Whitney
W. M. Cameron
Sidney Cushing
Robert W. Lord
Benjamin Paine
Smith
N. J. Smith
Jermin Downing
Dana Estes
George Ward
League of American Wheelmen
Lake Street
Washington Street
Oak Square
Charles W. Pierce
Pierce
Quincy
Morrison
P. Hinkley
Lawrence
Newton Boulevard
Hammond Street
Chestnut Hill
Waban Hill
City of
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Whitney
Engineers’ Department
Lake, Washington
Cambridge Streets
Commonwealth Avenue
Gentry and Lower Pace World Record Bid At Glens Falls
In Glens Falls New York on October 8 John R Gentry and Robert J broke the pacing team record for a mile with 2 08 and then posted a 2 04 8 4 solo mile by Robert J amid wind interference They later attempted to beat the world mark of 2 00 with runs reaching 2 11 and 2 03 3 4 for Gentry and a strong 2 04 8 4 for Robert J the day ending in strong crowds and high hopes.
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Blanche Wicher
Lowell
J. W. Bragdon
Dorchester
C. M. Crocker
Brockton
McDuffee
Roan Wilkes
Re. S
Tennessee Wilkes
Saluda
Cooper
Oxford
B. G
Modoc
Aleen
B. m
Superior
James
John R. Baldwin
Proctor
Maud H
Simpson
Silver Street
Nelson
Gannett
Kurburn
Dore
Bigney
Miss. Barbee
Gardner
Wang
Daconis
B. S
Tinken
Agnes Alley
Seees
Linnie C
Elliott
Eeene Eeesevese
Charlie B
Octoroon
Strathmore
Warren
Li, Ch. S
Sterling
Rodney B
Baggs
Sae
Sadie T
Rq. m
Johnson
Oe Landlord
Woodward
Hustler
Bob
Uncle Dudley
Prompter
Mme
X. Ia
Emperor Wilkes
Was
Miho
Hazeldale
Kerwick
Shock
B. G. Sparen
Mack
B. H
Crawford
Renick
Chatt Boy
Orshner
Pease
Chainton
Rotch
Seeees
Glens Falls
N. Yb
Northern Horse Breeders’ Association
John R. Gentry
Robert J
Bowne
Gentry
Ward 7 library feud cooling after council clash
Letters from Ward 7 councilman W T A Pitzgerald defend the library funding claim and fault Walter L Sears for hearsay. James J Slattery and Edward B Field contest the timeline, credit Ellis Memorial Club and Boston Public Library involvement, and insist real start came with local efforts and 1895 reading rooms.
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Sears
Ward 7
Ellis Memorial Club
Buncombe
W. T. A. Pitzgerald
Ard 7
Harrison Avenue
Oak Street
Providence Street
Broadway
Fitzgerald
James J. Slattery
Albany Street
Poppiato House
Tessier’s Drug Store
Mbroadway
Boston Public Library
Common Council
Ellis Free
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