World's Championship Decided On Boston's Diamond
In a tense early game Boston's Criger made a glove grab as Dineen hurled a shutout bid, and Collins fans carried Billy Dineen on their shoulders after a second win. Leever struggled yet kept Pittsburgh in the series, while Boston built a commanding lead in hits and errors with strong fielding. The six games show Boston ahead 61 hits to 50 and fewer errors, sealing momentum for a possible final matchup at Huntington Avenue.
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Goodwin defeats Billy Sinnott in 12th round
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea, 118 pounds, defeats Billy Sinnott of Fall River in the 12th round at Grattan A C, dominating from the start with sharp blows until the ending uppercut. Sinnott never led, as Goodwin controlled the bout with precise offense.
Dreyfuss Confident Pair to Push Ahead in Series
Pennsylvanians report owner Dreyfuss spoke to Pittsburg players after a tough series with Boston. He praised their effort, urged all-out effort in games four and five against Collins, and noted the team’s handicap of one strong pitcher. Betting at Newell's showed Pittsburgh backers strong, with Phillippi favored and several large wagers recorded.
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Boston Fans Bet Big as Pittsburg Game Ends
Pittsburg October 8 Boston fans raised about 2000 dollars at even money. Mrs. Cy Young Mrs Hobe Ferris and Mrs John Collins cheered Boston as veterans Jake Morse Tim Murnane and John Gruber watched. Connell and O Day umpired well with several close calls Cushman tried by Jimmy Collins.
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Waterman May Coach Yale's Next Crew
New Haven October 8 Cameron B Waterman Yale crew captain last season has returned to college for a post graduate course at Yale law school. It is expected he will be head coach of the varsity oarsmen for 1904 though no official statement will be made by Captain Welter Cross today. Waterman said he would not row again.
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Yale Law School
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Miss Gena Nason Bosworth and Mr Everett Swan Wed
Miss Gena Nason Bosworth and Mr Everett I Swan were married at 734 Franklin Street Melrose this evening by Rev PR Leavitt. Attendants were Les L Stetson and Miss Ha J Bosworth. ushers Fred Fowle and James W Manning. The couple will reside at Norfolk Downs.
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Kehoe and Sullivan Tie at St Marys Church
Sylvester J. Kehoe and Miss Alice Sullivan, both of the city, were married at St. Marys Church this morning. William J. Murphy served as best man and Mary J. Cassell as maid of honor. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Father F. J. Glynn.
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Geier Drafted by Boston Nationals from Washington
Boston National league club drafted Philip Geier of Washington for next season. Geier played for St. Paul in the American Association and Fall River in the New England league, then moved with Lajoie to Philadelphia. He hit well in the American Association last season and is described as a first class utility man.
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St. Louis Americans Dominate Nationals in One-Sided Win
St. Louis Americans defeated the St. Louis Nationals in a lopsided game in St. Louis. Pitcher Jack Powell fanned 15 Nationals as O Neill struggled before Sanders relief. Attendance was 1687. Final score 17 to 6 with key plays noted by batteries Sanders and Ryan, Powell and Sugden.
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Chicago Americans Triumph Over Nationals 5 to 3
Chicago, Oct 8. The American League club defeated the Nationals in easy fashion as most of the South Siders hits counted while Nationals efforts produced no runs. The final score was Americans 5 Nationals 3 with batteries Taylor and Kling for Chicago and White and Sullivan for Washington. Umpires Johnstone and Sheridan. Attendance 1,100. Time 1h 5m.
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Cleveland Beats Cincinnati in Rainy State Title Game
In Cleveland Ohio on October 8, the first of two games between the Cleveland American League and Cincinnati National League clubs finished 5 to 3 for Cleveland after five innings due to weather. A second game was halted after three innings with Cincinnati leading 2 to 1 as darkness fell. Batteries were Donahue Abbott for Cleveland and Suthoff Peltz for Cincinnati. attendance about 4000. umpire Hurst.
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Richard Canfield’s Gambling Venture Rumored Purchase
Richard Canfield reportedly bought a 100 acre Hast Williston farm once owned by Mrs. W. C. Barker. Residents of Hempstead Meadowbrook Westbury Roglyn and Wheatley Hills fear a gambling place may open there, tied to Canfield through a Jersey buyer who is said to represent him.
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Stolen Kisses Fine In Baltimore Case
Morris Green Platt, 35, a sewing machine company collector, was fined 50 dollars and costs for stealing two kisses from Mrs. Lulu Randall at her home on East Fort Avenue last Monday. He paid the fine.
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Morris Greenplatt
Lulu Randall
East Fort Avenue
Boston Maintains Lead in World Series With Offense and Fan Support
Boston defeats Pittsburg as Dineen and pitching hold firm and hitters like Dougherty Parent and Collins drive runs. Rooters from Boston parade through Pittsburg and vow to back the team as Friday’s game looms, with plans to rest Phillippi if the series continues.
Boston's Averages Best In Pirates Championship Rally
Boston fans admit the Pirates reversed an early slump as the American League champions, Collins team, improved after a discouraging start. Pittsburg showed a tentative form in yesterday's game, while Boston tightened its play and regained confidence in the title chase.
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