Brown Beats R I State in Rain Soaked Win
Brown defeats Rhode Island State College 19 to 4 on a wet gridiron. Casey Bean and Overbaugh lead rushing with Frazer and Casey scoring. Captain Henry adds goals as Brown rebuts a second half stand by Rhode Island, finishing with strong line plunges and late runs.
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Providence
Brown
Farmers
Casey Bean
Overbaugh
Frazer
Casey
Henry
Rhode Island
Brunonians
State College
Bean
Fort Hill 5200 World Series Information Hotline
By calling the Post Sporting Department at that number you can obtain the latest updates on the world series. The line provides current scores, schedules, and team standings for readers seeking immediate coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill
Post Sporting Department
Mathewson vs Athletics crowns extraordinary pitching feat
Amid praise for Christy Mathewson, the article hails his 10 innings of near perfect play against the Philadelphia Athletics as one of baseballs greatest feats. It briefly touches on boxing figures Jack Johnson Ho Ho Langford and rating of Gallant while noting Cornell cross country to award medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Mathewson
Athletics
Jack Johnson
Paris
Jeff
Johnson
Ho-Ho Langford
Local boxers to represent in Toronto amateur meet
George Brown notes a team from winners of the B A A amateur boxing tournament will travel to Toronto for events on November 22 24 and 25. Rumors point to an Irish American A A forming a hockey squad for the Boston Arena next season, which could boost local ice hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Toronto
A. A
Boston Arena
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Sick Children
A home remedy advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to cross and sick children to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims quick relief and warns against counterfeit products while directing readers to buy the genuine 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Athletics Giants Open With Tight 6-4 Win Over Opponent
The Athletics beat their rival 6-4 in the opening game with other scores of 5-4 6-5 and 7-4 listed as part of the series. Jim Thorpe tried as pitcher first baseman and fielder with fielding best. Marquard won two games in last year’s Red Sox series including a 2-1 playoff and a 5-2 victory. Marquard had 19 straight wins last year. Bender 15-9 and 667. Plank 15-10 and .643. Amateur boxing tourney set at the B A A November 8 with preliminaries November 5. entries to referee Vv. Brown.
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Athletics Giants
Athletics
Athlitics
Jim Thorpe
Marquard
Red Sox
Boston
Rube Maraquard
Bender
Plank
S&s
Reeree Vv. Brown
Subpena Served on Foster in World Series Tickets Probe
District Attorney Whitman absent delaying action in tickets speculation case. Subpena servers found Secretary John B. Foster of the New York club in Philadelphia. He will return to New York tomorrow morning to be served and ordered to appear at the district attorney’s offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitman
John B. Foster
Philadelphia
Giants Rally Endgame Victory In Ninth Inning
Mattiy delivered a clutch hit in the sixth inning driving Grant to third with one out. He singled between Strunk and Oldring to score the winning run, lifting the Giants to a dramatic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty
Grant
Strunk
Oldring
Boxing Tonight Promises 12 Rounds of Action at Atlas A A
The Atlas Athletic Association card features Al Delmont versus Phil McGovern in a 12 round main bout with support from an eight round semi final and two six round prelims. Chelsea's Gilbert Gallant fights Chick West October 17 while Gallant nears a Gallant Duffy matchup in Syracuse. Charley Miller faces Tony Ross next Tuesday in a heavyweight bout.
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Atlas Athletic Association
Boston
North Shore
al Delmont
Phil McGovern
Lowell A
Lowell
Delmont
Byers
McGovern
New York
Gardiner
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Johnny Love
Atlas A
Charley Miller
Frisco Giant
Tony Ross
Newcastle
Penn
Atlas A. A
Miller
A! Palzer
Ross
Frisco
Firestone Tires Impress in Missouri Reliability Run
The Firestone non skid tires posted a flawless record in a reliability run by the Kansas City dealers association as five days of Western Missouri roads tested the fleet. Two Cole cars completed the route with no tire changes while departing Sept. 15 and returning Sept. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Firestone
Dealers’ Association of
Kansas City
Cole
Yale Works on New Formations in Muddy Scrimmage
Yale's football team labored through 385 minutes against scrubs in heavy rain and heat as they drill new formations. The lineup remained largely unchanged with Wiser replacing Guernsey at full back and Cornish showing improved play leading to a touchdown, while Knowles added a second score on a tackle plunge.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lafayette
Wiser
Guernsey
Avery
Wilson
Guy Hutchinson
George Adee
Cornish
Knowles
Heffelfinger
Tufts Ready for Wesleyan Game After Scrimmage
Tufts coach Whelan completed preparations for the Wesleyan clash with a 40 minute scrimmage on the Old Campus. The varsity and scrubs worked without scoring while evaluating offense and defense. Volk Westcott and Angell formed a strong ground force, Hadley’s injured ankle limiting his play at end.
Dartmouth Men On Injury List In Early Season
In Hanover New Hampshire October 8 the Dartmouth football squad shows twenty one players on Coach Cavanaugh's hospital list after three hard battles and scrimmages. Injuries are minor but keep all but a few from scrimmage and signal practice. Ambrose returns but may be kept out of the Vermont game if his limp persists. Coaches aim to protect key players for the season's big games, even at the expense of early scores.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Cavanaugh
Ambrose
Vermont
Woods Beats Roberts In Tennis Semi Final
J H Woods of Newton defeated P Roberts in three sets 5-7 6-4 6-4 to reach the Harvard tennis singles semifinal. The match went to Jarvis Field depending on weather for the afternoon. Woods showed a stubborn game and timely placements to overturn the slow start.
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Harvard
Jarvis Field
J. H. Woods
Newton
P. Roberts
Woods
Wellesley High Dominates Medford 20–0 on Home Field
Wellesley High School defeated Medford High 20 to 0 at Hunnewell playground. Wellesley opened strong with aggressive play and led throughout. Touchdowns by Hatch and Stover, with Putnam kicking two goals, cemented the win as officials and timing noted four periods of ten minutes each.
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Wellesley High
Medford High
Hunnewell
Wellesley
Medford
MY. Carey
Ryan
B. Thompson Kuhlewein
B. Sweetman
Young Hateb
B. Donnellan
McCarthy H Winnerty
Curry
R Bob
Mosher Stover
Fowle
B. Crowe
Medford H
Hatch
Stover
Putnam
Hyslop
Woods
Moody
Fort Hill 5200 Big Game Update Ad
Fort Hill 5200 and the Post Sporting Department promise the latest on the big game. An advertisement touts Adamson's Balsam as the safest remedy for coughs or colds.
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Adamson
White Sox hammer victory over Cubs in local championship
Chicago Americans beat Nationals 6 to 4 in game one of the local championship series. Russell left after eighth, Scott closed, Good and Sailor homered for the Nationals, Steinway? text unclear. Notable: Chase and Bodie scored, Collins tripled, Cheney and Russell pitched while Chappell and Bridwell contributed on defense.
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Chicago
Chicago Americans
Nationals
Cheney
Russell
Sox
Cubs
Scott
Weaver
Lord
Cub
Chase
Bodie
Collins
Schulte
O Vers
Saier
Chappell
Good
Schalk
Bridwell
Leach
Archer
Sailor
Berger
Lavender
O’day
Sheridan
Orth
O'Loughlin
A. E
Anas
Emer
Cb PO
Evers
Lote
Zimmerman
Sailer
Tridwell
Williams
Maine
Welsh to Fight Saylor in Winnipeg October 17
British lightweight champion Fred die Welsh and Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis set to clash in Winnipeg on October 17. Ray Bronson, Saylor's manager, accepted terms for the bout last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Freddie Welsh
Great Britain
Milburn Saylor
Winnipeg
Ray Bronson
Saylor
Fort Hill 5200 Big Game News Update Line
The Post Sporting Department offers up-to-the-minute coverage of today's big game. Call Fort Hill 5200 for details and updates from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Sporting Department
Fort Hill
Pirates Win Game From Naps 4 to 3 in Postseason
Pittsburg Nationals beat Cleveland Americans 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Hendrix delivered the decisive two-base hit aided by Olson’s error, Carey’s steal of home, Delan’s sacrifice, and McCarthy’s single. Chapman and Hendrix highlighted the late offense as Cleveland tied it in the sixth.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Hendrix
Olson
Carey
Delan
McCarthy
Carisch
Dolan
Wagner
Miller
Seibold
Steen
Cleveland
James
McQuillan
Leibeld
Chapman
Jackson
Gravey
Pittsburgh
AR. R
Las
AB. R. BH. TB. PO. A. FE
Laooig
Ryd
Pe Chapman
Caritase
Stee
Mitchell
Lajoie
Johnston
Wilson
Eason
Evans
Direen
Emslie
Bringhurst Sets 51 2 Furlong World Record at Churchill Downs
J N Camden's Bringhurst a two year old gelding ran 51 2 furlongs at Churchill Downs in 1 04 3 5 for a new world running record. The time shaved one fifth of a second off the existing mark set by Lady Irma at Santa Anita Park in December 1908.
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Louisville
J. N. Camden
Bringhurst
Churchill Downs
Lady Irma
San Anita Park
Cal
Obituaries and funeral notices from Boston area papers
The page lists numerous death notices and funeral details from Oct. 7–10, including Hower Gilmore, Locke Joyce, Bradeen, Brown, Burns, Burrows, Cavanaugh, Dacey, Dolan, Dunn, Eggleston, Hart, Healy, Hennessy, Holland, Jay, Lyons, McCarthy, McGowan, McIntire, McNeeley, Miagro, Mullen, Murphy, Norton, Seiberlich, Sherman, Sleeper, Sullivan, Sutton, Wright, with services at St. Patrick's, Sacred Heart, St. Joseph's, and other local churches. It also includes anniversary and remembrance notices for Edward Casey and Angus Hamilton, and family acknowledgments.
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Bradeen
Salem
Chester L. Bradeen
Hattie J. (Bentress) Bradeen
Herbert Lincoln Bradeen
Mt. Hope Chapel
Appleton St
Brown
Warren C. Brown
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Woodlawn
Everett
Burns
Roxbury
Ellen
Patrick, Burns
Chelsea
Esther
William H. Burns
Poplar St
St. Rose Church
Burrows
Kenberma
Mary Burrows
R A. m
St. Joseph's
Christian
Chestnut Hill
George M. Christian
Church of St. Mars the Virgin
New York City
Dacey
Charlestown
Patrick Dacey
Callahan
Decatur St
St. Catherine’s Church
Pooolan
Roslindale
Mary Constance
Harry C. Dolan
John
Mary Sheehan
Ashland St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Dunn
Medford
Edward Parker
Frank J
Julia A. Dunn
Maple Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Eaggleston
John P. Jr
John P
Margaret Eggleston
McCarthy
Sycamore St
Sacred Heart Church
Hart
Allston
Josephine
Anna E
Edmond Hart
Brighton Ave
Rs Healy
Boston
John J
Mary A. Healy
Mercer St
St. Augustine’s Church
Ninth Regiment Veterans’ Association
Hennessy
West Roxbury
James Morgan
Anna F. Hennessy
Charles River
Forest Hills
Holland
Dorothy G
Elena Holland
Saratoga St
Jay
Cambridge
Caroline B. Jay
Perry
Franklin
Putnam Ave
St. Patrick's Church
St Pata
General Juincy Council
R. A
Pat
Mattapan
Daniel F
Mary BK. McCarthy
Funew
Clarkywood St
M’gowan
Anna B
James McGowan
Dorchester
M’intire
Flindeth
Henry B. McIntire
Ise Cellins
Gold St
St. A
Workmen's Benefit Association
Mcneeley
Laconia
Mary Elizabeth
Scott
Sarah McNeeley
Miagro
Peresa Missienee Casassa
McLaughlin
Charles Weiler
Old Heath St
Sam
Church of Blessed Sacrament
Centre St
Murphy
Webster St
Mary
Stephen C
Mary Murphy
Smiddy
Norton
Mary Norton
Michael J. Rock
Ingleside St
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley St
Seiberlich
East Cambridge
Joseph Seiberlich
Sixth St
Brookdale Cemetery
Dedham
Sherman
Hyde Park
Mary Ann
Adolphus Sherman
George T. Sherman
Mallet St
Sleeper
Somerville
Hattie B
Eugene B. Sleeper
William H. Toothaker
Pearl St
Sullivan
Catherine H
William F
Theresa A. Sullivan
Bonner
Green St
Sutton
Quincy
Thomas M
Delia Sutton
Bedard
Delia
Patrick Sutton
Hillside St
Mission Church
Wright
Waltham
Margaret F
Nee Qualters
Edward J. Wright
Thomas Qualters
Grove St
St. Mary’s Church
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John Paul Jones
Grand Opera House
Dan Coleman
Matinee Daily
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Digby Bell and Co
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Bill Syke
Volant
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Lillian Gonne
Smith, Cook
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Bae Aie
Loew’s Orpheum
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Braham
Cassints
Tremont Row
Bevistes
Howard
Charles Yrohman
With John Emerson
Columbus Day
Cohan Winser
Cohan
Hollis
Columbus Day Mat
Julia
Sunshine Girl
Joseph Cawthorn
George Jrlisa
Oxford
Plymouth
Disrael Ty
Loew’s ST. James
Pactia
Castle Sq
Tremont
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National National Square
Tremont & Dover Sts
ATD
Hoyt’s Minstrels
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Foster
Shubert
Valle Valle
Gertrude Noffman
Mme
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LE Visiteur
Constance Stewart Myichardso
Duke of Southerland
Earl of Cromartie
Boston Theatre Tonight
the Liebler Co
Joseph “Nis
Century Theatre
James O'Neill
Brandon Tynan
Pauline Frederick
Glob Bk PN
FIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
William P. McKenzie
C.S.B
Christian Science Board of
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Norway
St. Paul Streets
Back Bay
Symphony Hall
KU Belik Wizard of the Violin
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Victor Hugo
Georgia
Tennessee
Aceess Vere
Muinda Cicket
Wash
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Zog
Barry
Lapp
Wiltse
Peedy Mack
Shafer
Jitanna
Jack
M'Lean
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Mathewson
Giants
Py Jocalmy
Jack le Cain
Charlie Basle
Narragansett Park
Albert H. Waitt
Oakland
John F. Gately
George H. Phelps
Studebaker Corporation of America
Studebaker
Phelps Motor Car Corporation
Phelps
Fred Sanford
FE. I. Vail
Autombile
C. F. Splitdorf
Hoffecker
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham Automobile
Mr. Vail
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Whelan
Hadley
Varsity
Volk
Westcott
Angell
Roberts
Wellesley H. Medford
H. J. Carey
Moulton
Burnham Putnam
Niland Pergen
Weeks
R G
Allard
Kune Milton
Colembh
Gillis Tosee
Horton Coolidge
Manning
White Sox
Pirates
NAPS
Post
Edward B. Casey
Eddie
Sarah Casey
Malloy Court
Angus M. Hamilton
Clara
Elsie
Margaret
Irene
Dori
John Bradley
Dresden St
Jamaica Plain
Perry B. Brayton
U. S
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Hill
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
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