Phillies and Boston Play Out Two Joke Games in Doubleheader
In Philadelphia the Phillies and Boston mixups produced two lopside games ending 11 to 5 and 13 to 10. Managers Tenney and Coin used constant lineup shuffles with Runt Walsh playing multiple positions, delivering a comical display as fans and scorers struggled to track the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Phillies
Boston
Tenney
Coin
Kaiser
Kirke
Miller
Ingerton
Sweeney
Donlin
Houser
McDonald
Beck
Magee
Lehr
Killiher
Quinn
Cotter
Carter
Runt Walsh
Reds and Cardinals Split Doubleheader in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on October 9 the Reds won the opener 6 to 2 while the Cardinals tied the score by repeating the same result in the nightcap. Both games were poorly played and the doubleheader ended one game each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cinccinnati
St. Louis
All Stars Triumph Over Athletics In Opening Warmup
In Washington, Jimmy McAfeer's All Stars beat Connie Mack's Athletics 5 to 2 in the first warming up game. Cobb homered twice and drove in runs, while Mullin fended off Athletics with seven hits allowed. The crowd saw bold baserunning and a capper by Murphy as the All Stars prep for the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy MccAfeer
All Stars
Connie Mack
Athletics
Bender
Coombs
Mack
Giants
McGraw
George Mullin
Cobb
Jack Coombs
Georgia Peach
Oldring
Barry
Henry
Mullin
Davis
Milan
Ry Grand Stand
Imony Schaefer
Schaefer
Tressler
Chase
Elberfeld
Ijardner
McBride
Tienry
Sae
AB R
Lord
Collins
Baker
Emenes
Murphy
Thomas
Lapp
Panler
Plank
Cydanus
Milen
Gardner
Maltin
Ty Malin
Bender Oy
Mank
Kean and
Dineen
Lufey on Modern Champions and Old Time Ring Battles
In a reflective column Lufey derides current boxing demands like Ad Wolgast asking 15000 for a 10 round New York bout and argues champions rightly draw what they are worth. He notes shifts in baseball football and track promotion, cites Tom Jones and Connie Mack as shaping world championship efforts, and praises forward pass impact and trainer Jim Lathrop. He predicts Leon Ames may be used and predicts Klaus versus Mohn in a key midweight clash, with Moira garnering support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Wolgast
Matt Wells
New York
Tom Jones
Connie Mack
Johnny McGraw
Giants
Leon Ames
World mile record debate and amateur versus pro
The letter questions who holds the world mile record and whether W G George’s 4 minutes 12 seconds stands. It notes George as former English champion and asserts the record is the fastest for both amateurs and professionals, while mentioning Wilton Paull and an athlete’s failed pro-to-amateur transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. George
Wilton Paull
Pennsylvania
George
H. B. Lawrence
New York Giants
Boston
Buck Crouse
Crouse
Frank Klaus
Philadelphia
School Elevens See Strong Returns and Open Look in Football Tryouts
Notes show Jack Murphy and Fred Brennan returning as candidates for key positions at English High and Boston teams. Captain Austin moves to Dartmouth. injuries affect Wingate Rollins. Several players transfer or attend nearby schools, while a Somerville High dedication is anticipated with a band concert. Nearby games include Revere vs Dorchester and Salem-St John’s Prep at Danvers drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Murphy
English High
Fred Brennan
Salem High
St. John's
Danvers
Essex County
Salem
Witch City
Dorchester Claims Victory in Final Two Minutes
With two minutes left, La Roche the Dorchester High right halfback ran around Revere High’s right end at Dunbar Avenue to seal a come from behind win for Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Revere
Regnier
la Roche
Dorchester High
Righ
Revere High
Dunbar Avenue
Newton High crushes Hyde Park High at Claflin Field
Newton High defeated Hyde Park High 29 to 6 yesterday at Claflin Field Newton used almost three squads and uncontrolled ball movement while Hyde Park, lighter in roster, struggled on both sides of the line. McAlMaier Hyatt and Murphy scored for Newton with Elyatt converting four points. attendance listed at 400 under nine minute quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
Natick High
Madson
Natick
Newton High
Hyde Park High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Newton
Hyde Park H
McNeil
McKenna Cavetrly
Boudreat
Wellwood
Thompson Bradford
Gilson
Bradford
G. Pvertses
Nasi
Sekeetek Rogguemore
Beatty
Fried Clark
Nutter
Sampson Perry
Seereesel
Logan Wellwaord
Murray Yaffe
Rit
Lugton Cullen
Cunningham
Wilbur
Murphy
Hazard Hyatt
Conroy
Farnsworth Knight
Espanola McAllister
van Buskirk
Buck Tucker
Whitney
Ayres
Fitz Whitney
Robertson Mille
Sae
Lowell High Edges Arlington 12 0 In Narrow Football Tilt
Lowell High defeated Arlington High 12 to 0 in a football game yesterday. Key players included Cox, Reycroft, and Beery, with goals from touch down scored after lively periods. Officials listed Crannai as umpire and Mahoney as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High
Lowell High
Lowell H
Arlington HO
Sabe
Cotiserns Venti
Beerye Seeger Eit
Colbert Merrill
Smit
Keaney
Anen
Nurke
Currier
Swan
Malden High Second Team Defeats English High
Malden High second team defeated English High second team by a score of 1 to 0 in a night game at Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Yesa. Atts ‘Moon
Unclear baseball play by play in 10th inning
The record shows a late tense sequence with sac bunt by Simon, double plays Tinker Evers Safer and Byrne McKechnie Wagner, and defensive details. Bases left, pitchers Cole Leifield Robinson noted, Needham passed ball, time 50m, umpires Eason and Johnstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeffer
Hall
Walsh
Smith
Cotter
Doolan
Miller
Houser
Sweeney
Lobert
Boston
Philadelphia
Hogg
Town
Uits
Hogs
Brown
Brennan and
Klem
Cincinnati
R. BH
Il Bescher
Toblitzel
Bates
Mitchell
Vogan
Esmond
Downey
Oo McLean
Eeaee
Oy Humphries
P Wees
Mowny Bo
Bliss
Steele . P
Steele
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Bescher
Oakes Humphries
Egan
Mowrey
Humphries
Malls
Id Plich
Humphries Steele
O'Day
Emelie
CUBS
Pirates
Chicago
Acne Wan
Burg
Pitts
Robinson
Leifield
Pinker
Peter Ee
Schulter
Doyle Ib Teeeteee
Baler
Seene
Hofman
Needham
Brow ' Tateee
de Nesersny
Ota
Pittsburg AB Kk
Byrne
B. A
Leach
Tae
Ourey
Wagner
Simon
Tinker
Evers
Safer
McKechnie
Wilson
Pittsburg
Bals
Cole
Eason
Johnstone
New York Defeats Brooklyn In Sloppy Showdown
New York earned its 16th win of the season by outhitting Brooklyn 10 to 4 as fielding miscues haunted the home team. Doyle twisted an ankle but may be fine, while Wiltse struck out three for New York and Daubert led with a pair of doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Smith
Doyle
Mme
Knetzer
Sth
Devlin
Devore
Wiltse
Daubert
Hummel
Fletcher
Daley
Wilson Herzog
Wilson
Bale
Bush
Finneran
A. Devore
Ease Wees
Becker Rf
O Doyle
Aulette
Aefa
Burns
Letcher
O Herzog
Hartley
Tooley
Wees Coulson
Homme
Miller
Tea
V Knetzer
P. Uo Steele
Blake Whisky Character and Reputation Highlight
A brief ad asserts G. O. Blake Whisky embodies reputation and character through seven decades of square dealing. It emphasizes that Blake’s early quality made its name and continues to define the brand today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Ichief Ibender
Ye ‘Plank
New York Polo Grounds
Dodgers
Larry Doyle
Hart
Gowdy
Pfeiffer
Shultz
Stanley
Bonham
Oessartee
Ratden
Ludevus
Ludegus
Weaver
Lagerton
Philadelphis
Curtis
Halls
Shu
Wate
Ci McDonald
Rariden
Kuabe
Luderus Ib
Paskett
Titus
Doeolan
Neeaee
Willifer
Settee
Shultz, D
Curtis, Petter Eee
Stanley P Oe
A Walsh
abLehr Oetteeewee
eCetter Ee
AB. R. BH
A. A. HK
Sweeney Seeans
Doplin
Kaiser, J . & Oo
Hoes
Taderus
Hassa
Salth
Pawhert
Tehr
T ‘Tits
Potter
Hatt
Philadelphia Tin
Sweenny
Liderus
Ns Cincinnati
Brooklyn Caneer
REDS
Cardinals
Abs
Sh. Wes Am Begar
Oakes
Konetehy
Ib Brans
Wille
Eeconee
AB. Ee
Og Ae
Hobluxel
Oo Clarke
Mares
Almelia
He Esmond
Grant
Severoid
Penn Eane
Soya
Eeeae
Wilie
Clarke
Louis Almeida
Geyer
Royal
B Gever
Boyd
Sebulte
Lel
H. E
Vessheaves
New ‘York
Soves
Chicago Tawny
Ccinnati
St Louis
Anna Wee
LOUIS
Mullen
Cobb the
Ira Thomas
Gegsler
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
U.S.A
Wash. St
Delmar
Lixocorp
IDE
GEO Fide & CO. Boi
Walter Camp
Ibur Lufey
Jim
Lathrop
Harvard
Maine
Bob Mohn
Klaus
Stanley Ketchel
Milwaukee
Moira
Austin
Dartmouth College
Middlesex School
Wingate Rollins
Roxbury
Roland Fisher
John O’brien
Kd. Caples
Rindge
Powder Point School
Jack Rapp
Brockton
Worcester Academy
Atwood Dunham
Rapp
Andover
Somervilleigh School
Alayer Burns
Hudson High
Larry Duffy
Hudson
Granite City
Peninsula
Joe Redding
Lus
Quincy High
Dorchester H. Grhig
Voadens
Fitzgerald Hong
Doreco Walsh
Lg Ser
Stowers McGaragie
Deryal
O'Neefe Shoncst
Tbs
Hodgkins Mullane
R T
Emerson van Uh
Balfour
Marshall
MekKnight Regnier
Eve Ts
Clisbee la Roche
Piper Twitchell
Seteoeesl
Horgan Store
Lia Hecke
Nicolini
Ross
Tinekeeper
Fisher
Johnson
Tine
Hyde Park
Newton Hii
Arlington Isterday
Malden Ponies
Wen
Signiature
Ti Eels
Mass
New England
Adams, Taylor & CO
State Street
Boaton
Hanover St
American House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!