Batting and Fielding Records From The Nationals and Americans
Fragmentary data shows team batting and fielding totals for Nationals and Americans labeled HOW TEAMS H AB with figures like 4917 4808 and 3998 4071. Various abbreviations SH SB PO and other ledger style stats appear, indicating a summary of players and team performance from a Monday's Post page.
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Baseball wagering and lineups ahead of Chicago Cubs and White Sox clash
Fans fill downtown venues as bets soar for the Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox opening series. Managers debate pitchers, lineups shift, and catchers Sullivan and Kling prepare to work. Rumors of a $100000 pool swirl as crowds converge from Cincinnati and Detroit to witness the contest.
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Murphy
Cubs
National Park
White Sox
Board of Trade
Davis
Sox
Slagle
Hoffman
Sullivan
Kling
West
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Joe Jackson
Carney Nurses Harvest Party Draws Crowds in South Boston
St Augustine's Hall hosted the Carney Hospital nurses second annual harvest party to raise funds for the nurses' table at Mechanics' Building festival. Mayor Fitzgerald gave an address. Readings, solos, piano, and dancing followed. Key organizers included Miss Mary T. McCann and Miss Elizbeth Campbell with a reception committee of May E. Barry and others.
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St. Augustine’s Hall
South Boston
Carney Hospital
Mechanics’ Building
Mayor Fitzgerald
Josephine Curran
Maud Walters
Fisk
Francis Gifford
Fred Dempsey
Frank Colpois
Peter Ball
Annie Magee
Pilquin
Charles P. Maloney
Joseph M. Connors
Mary T. McCann
May E. Donohue
Elizabeth Campbell
Miss McCann
May E. Barry
Susan J. Reynolds
Anna Sheehan
Man with Broken Neck Returns to Work as Attendance Officer
Lawrence Gildersleeve of Huntington L I who broke his neck four years ago is named attendance officer at Huntington High School. Once unable to move his head he now fishes hunts drives and enjoys active sports again. He was hurt playing football and spent weeks wasting away.
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O'Loughlin
Johnstone
Pulliam
Johnson
Sheridan
Hank O'Day
Amyfgres
Murphy and
Comiskey
Garry Herrman
Ned Hanlon
Jim Hart
Cubs
Ban Johnson
Jake Stahl
Larry Wajde
Jim McAleer
Charley Somers
Sox
Pat Dougherty
Fine Fettle
Nick Altrock
Boston
New York
Lawrence Gildersleeve
Huntington
L. I
Huntington High School
Gildersleeve
St. Louis Americans Win First From Nationals
In St Louis on October 8 the local American team defeated the St Louis Nationals in a close post season opener by four runs to unknown. It marked the first game of a seven game city championship series.
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Jones
Frank Chance
White
Altrock
Walsh
Sox
Cubs
Brown
Pfeister
Comiskey
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Pictures Raise Question Over Gans Nelson Fight
New York audiences question Referee Siler's decision awarding the bout to Ganson after viewing the fight pictures. Joe Humphries says the only resolution is a rematch, noting the frame shows Nelson pressing in a clinch and landing a possible fair blow. The footage will tour Boston next week at the old Howard.
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New York
Gans-Nelson
Siler
Ganson
Joe Humphries
Terry McGovern
Nelson
Gans
Boston
Old Howard
Boxing Gossip Preview of Murphy Goodman Chelsea Tonight
Boxing scene notes Tommy Murphy and Kid Goodman meet in Chelsea with titles and potential trips to California to face Jimmy Kit. The bill includes O'Brien vs Lloyd and Hanlon vs Cabail with referee Hector McInnis. Bellows Falls hosts Gaines vs Walcott in a 15 round market championship clash.
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Chelsea
Tommy Murphy
Kid Goodman
America
California
Jimmy Kit
Murphy
New York
Arlemite
Johnny Oliver
Goodman
Diamond Hill
Lincoln Club
Freddie O'Brien
Jim Lloyd
England
Jimmy Hanlon
Johnny Cabail
Hector McInnis
Bellows Falls
Jerry Gaines
Belfield Walcott
Boston
Walcott
Gaines
Vermont
Tommy Sullivan
Bartley Connolly
Lawrence Sports
Sullivan
Bartley
Charlestown A. C
al Kauffman
Jack Johnson
Kauffman
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Eddie Carr
Sandy Ferguson
Big Billi Dunning
Frank Rose
Mickey Sears
No More Auto Racing Here for Heath
George Heath Vanderbilt cup winner in 1904 and runner up last year says foreign drivers would not return to American races under conditions on Saturday. He notes the immense crowds and dangerous course with only telegraph poles marking the way.
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New York
George Heath
America
Mr. Heath
Harvard Dormitory Rowing Teams Begin Practice
Dormitory crews at Harvard were chosen at meetings and will begin practice on the Charles River today. Harry Vail, Weld Club coach, arrived in Cambridge and was welcomed by a Greek letter society. Davis dormitories Randolph Weld Ridgley Holyoke Matthews Hapgood Waverley Craigie Perkins Connant Thayer Russell Hollis Holworthy Dana Drayton Dunster Clarely Beck dominate the early crews.
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Harvard
Harry Vail
Weld Club
Cambridge
Randolph
Weld
Ridgley
Holyoke
Matthews
Hapgood
Waverley
Craigie
Harvard Freshmen Struggle With Forward Pass in Practice Scrimmage
Harvard failed to execute forward passes during yesterday’s Stadium scrimmage as coaches work under new rules. Quarterback Nate Hall showed punting ability, while fumbles and mixed results marked efforts to pass to ends or tackles amid chilly conditions and limited daylight. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. attracted attention in a Crimson sweater as about 75 players practiced with 200 spectators watching.
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Harvard
Nate Hall
Starr
Marshall
Hall
Burr
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Teddy
Groton
Hoffman
Inches
End runs stall as Burr gains control. Hall adds field goal
Two more end runs yield no score for the varsity as Burr forces fumbles and Hall kicks a field goal. The second team loses the ball on a fumble and a failed pass. Lineups show Varsity with Burr Hall Lockwood Mason and Hall at qb, while the Second eleven features Bird and Rand among others.
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Mason
Hall
Lockwood
Burr
Varsity
Burnham
Osborne
1. G
Fraser
Kersberg
R. G
Robinson
R. T
McDonald
R. E
Q. B
Lincoln
F. B
Bird
Irving
Yr, T
Brock
Dore
Phillippard
Somes 1
Hardy, 1. E
Cate
Qd. B
Gilden, R. H. B
Jones, l. H. B. Rand
Football notes preview season openers and line play
Amherst opens Saturday versus Tufts as Williams relies on Clay as top ground gainer. Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Penn show scoring totals. Yale seeks replacement for Burch at end. Tufts, coach Whelan, fields a strong eleven. Harvard ends Burnham and Macdonald praised for tackling and downfield play. forward passing improvements hoped.
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Amherst
Tufts
Clay
Williams
Harvard
Joe Pendleton
Saul
Herbert Holton
Hobbs
Andover
Dartmouth
Yale
Springfield
Burch
Wesleyan
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Jim Hogan
al Sharpe
Edgar Glass
George Chadwick
Frank Hinkey
Ludwig Hoyt
Charley Chadwick
Rockwell
Ironsides wins Belmont Jerome handicap equalling world record
Ironsides, at 5 to 2, wins the Jerome handicap for 3-year-olds at Belmont Park and matches the world distance record of 2:10 3-5 for 15-16 miles. Bedouin matched the time last year. Good Luck finishes second after drifting from 5 to 2 to 9 to 5. Ballot captures the Matron stakes 6 furlongs straight. Jockey Cochran is suspended for the rest of the meeting for disobedience at the post.
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New York
Belmont Park
Meddler-Hamona
Bedouin
Cochran
Cassidy
First Call for Squad at Stone's
The Stone School football aspirants reported for the first time this season yesterday afternoon. Over 25 candidates gathered under Captain Piggy Saul and coach Jackson Palmer. Opening game is set for Oct 17 with few veterans returning and several promising new players.
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Stone
Saul
Jackson Palmer
Allen
Kennard
Mansfield
Paul Gring
Cambridge Latin
Exeter
Minot Shepard
Palmer
Volkmann School
Arlington High
Eaton
Wood
Yale Opens New Defence In Daily Practice
Yale's football practice focused on defensive drills and punting as Springfield Training School visits Wednesday. Coach Owsley praises a light eleven ability to stop 10 yard gains under the 10 yard rule while Syracuse highlight is cited as evidence old fashioned football waning. Paige returns from exams while Wyllie and Zimowski are out for scholarship issues. Evening signals on gym floor sought secret play rehearsals.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Springfield
Jim Hogan
Jack Owsley
Owsley
Syracuse
Paige
Wyllie
Zimowski
Le Blon Hopes Carburetor Adjustments End Race Jitters
A Long Island Vanderbilt Cup scene shows Le Blon pondering carburetor setup before the race. A Harvard spectator notes colorful Harvard colors plucked by vendors and a Mexican fighter Aurelia Herrera earns a reputation for outside-the-ropes craftiness. Baseball standings list Chicago and New York teams near midtable, with St. Louis as an exception in their leagues.
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Long Island
le Blon
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Nationals
Browns
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