Cubs Take Sweet Revenge On White Sox
Cubs rout White Sox in a windy Boston stadium battle. Kling starred for Chicago with walks and a two base hit, while Steinfeldt delivered multiple left field hits. Sox misplays and Davis' absence hindered Chicago's rivals as Tinker and Evers added key runs.
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CUBS
White Sox
Isbell
Evers
Tannehill
Sox
Tinker
Sullivan
Pat Dougherty
Davis
Edward Walsh
King
Lundgren
Pfeister
Taylor
Chicago
White
Steinfeldt
Roche
Kling
Reulbach
Donohue
Hoffman
Donahue
Schulte
Chance
Jones
Sheckard
Owen
Dougherty
Rohe
Reusbach
Hahn
Real Bach
Real
AB. R
A. E
Feater
Seer Westreee
E ‘Hahn
Douerty
Sullivvan
Beers
Innin
Reubach
Breinfeld
Nut Boy wins Walnut Hall Farm cup at Kentucky show
Nut Roy the champion aged trotter, owned by Lotta and Jack Crabtree of Boston, wins the Walnut Hall Farm cup at Lexington's Breeders' course in a clean sweep. Turley dominates the 2:08 trot class, Lucille Marlowe takes the Lexington 2-year-old trot, and English High School past Cambridge Latin 12 to 0 in football at Franklin Field.
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Lexington
Nut Roy
Lotta
Jack Crabtree
Boston
Turley
E. F. Geers
McDowell
Mainsheet
Lucille Marlowe
McHenry
Allie Jay
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Titer
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Alphington
Louis Napoleon
Clement
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Fred Miller
Stout
Glee
Conroy
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Jones
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Hogan
Nut Boy
Boxing Gossip II Looms as Mellody Meets Walcott at Chelsea
A 15 round world welterweight bout at Chelsea next Tuesday pits Honey Mellody of Charlestown against Joe Walcott of Boston. Walcott, the reigning champion, faces strong doubt from rivals though recent form against Jack Dougherty supports his favor. Referee Captain Bill Daly was chosen by mutual accord.
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Chelsea
Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Joe Walcott
Boston
Walcott
Jack Dougherty
Mellody
Dougherty
Bill Daly
Daly
Kid Goodman
Jack O’brien
Joseph O’hagan
Why Crowds are Small Weather Impossible
A historical report notes weather and other factors reducing crowds. It contrasts with larger turnout later, suggesting conditions at the Boston grounds differed and affected attendance.
Boston Fans See Small Crowds At World Series
By Frederic P. O Connell Chicago Oct 10 Boston fans gasp at 12 595 attendance in world championship series weather foul and advance ticket penalties. Writer notes smaller crowds than in Boston and Polo Grounds comparison calls Boston Oct 7 1904 crowd largest in baseball history.
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Chicago
Boston
National Park
Polo Grounds
Collins
Highlanders
Baseball receipts soar as fans flock to costly seats
At American League Park Huntington Avenue the $2 seats sold out fast. Players’ share from the first four games stands at about $30,000 to $35,000, while the two clubs have earned $5,000 and the National Commission takes $2,600. Pat Moran jokes the money will cover his winter coal bill.
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Huntington Avenue
Chicago
National Commission
Pat Moran
Fitchburg
Noted Baseball Talk and Umpire Disputes Around Boston
Notes from a game discuss umpire calls and shifting loyalties as Boston teams face uncertainty. Quotes from Sport Sullivan Jack Sheafe and Ban Johnson reflect optimism and doubt about next season. The German pitcher returns and Pat Dougherty scores the sole Sox run. Dovey’s backing for the Nationals is debated in St. Louis.
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Charley Murphy
O'Loughlin
Johnstone
Cubs
Sport Sullivan
Sox
Boston
Jack Sheafe
Jake Stahl
Washington
Johnson
Boston Americans
Kling
Pat Dougherty
Ban Johnson
St. Louis
Mr. Dovey
Boston Nationals
Barney Dreyfuss
Dovey
Neponsets Institutes to Clash in Boston Championship Final
The final game of the series between Cambridge based Institutes and Neponset-Dorchesters is set for Locust street grounds at 3 PM on Saturday. It aims to decide the Greater Boston semi professional title with batteries Ryan and Ed wards for the Institutes against Newell and Wadleigh for Neponset.
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Institute
Cambridge
Neponset-Dorchesters
Locust Street Grounds
Greater Boston
Ryan and
Edwards
Institutes
Newell and Wadleigh
Neponset
Imperial Billiard Parlor Opens in Central Boston
Boston welcomes its new Imperial billiard parlor at 660 Washington Street featuring 16 billiard and two Brunswick tables and a buffet. Proprietors Mr J J Murphy and Mr L A Curtis bring their world renowned billiard expertise to this up to date venue.
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Boston
Imperial
Washington Street
Brunswick-Balke- Collender Company
J. J. Murphy
L. A. Curtis
Roxbury Tech Freshmen Game Halted By Crowd
A Roxbury High School Tech freshmen game at Franklin Field was stopped yesterday as spectators rushed the field making play impossible. The teams then scrimmaged until dark with lineup including Fuller and Fal.
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Roxbury High School-Tech
Franklin
Rxbury
Fuller
Kentucky Dog Wins Derby at Brunswick Meet
At Worcester on October 10 the Derby finished with Mat the b itch from Paint Lick Kentucky taking first prize. Second went to Sportsman owned by Dr A C Heffenger of Portsmouth New Hampshire and Zoar also from Paint Lick Kentucky placed third. The all age stake elim ination trials reduced the field to ten dogs from an initial 42. Miss Katherine Roosevelt niece of President Roosevelt attended the meet.
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Worcester
Brunswick Foxhound Club
Bitch Mat
W.S. Walker
Paint Lick
Sportsman
Dr. A. C. Heffenger
Portsmouth
N. H
Zoar
W. 5. Walker
Katherine Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Howe Lifeorama at Tremont Temple Tonight
Lyman H Howe presents Lifeorama with a new program including The Royal Marriage Fetes at Madrid Eruption of Vesuvius Olympic Games at Athens and scenes from Mandalay Bangkok and England The act features unique travel subjects clean humor and unsurpassed photography with crystal clear projection tonight and through the week including a Saturday matinee.
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Lyman H. Howe
Tremont Temple
Madrid
Athens
Mandalay
Kandersteg
Switzerland
England
America
Yale Freshmen Open Season With Victory Over Pratt Institute
Yale freshman football opened the 1910 season with a 12 to 0 win over Pratt Institute of Brooklyn in New Haven. Touchdowns were scored by Wheaton and Murphy as Yale dominated the game. Yale outweighed Pratt Institute throughout the match.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Wheaton and
Murphy
Boston and Albany announces reduced fares to three cities
Beginning Nov 1, passenger fares on the Boston and Albany Railroad are cut to Hartford 2.40, New Haven 3.15, and New York 4.65. Four express trains daily depart Boston at 9:15 am, noon, 4 pm, and 11:15 pm with through coaches parlor cars and sleepers. reservations at 366 Washington Street, Boston.
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Hartford
New Haven
New York
Boston & Albany
Boston
Washington Street
Mass
Roxbury Latin beats Milton Academy 2 0 by safety
At Milton Academy grounds Roxbury Latin defeats Milton Academy 2 0 in a rare football game where the only score is a first half safety on a punt attempt by Milton. Officials: Umpire O Connor Referee Hallahan linesmen Knolls Boyd timer Whitcher. Time: 10 minute halves.
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Milton Academy
Roxbury
Letin
Milton
ROX
Richardson
Cee
Houston Gonnolly
Rene Sd T
Dewey Brehaut
J. G
Roy Hardenbrook Kelley
Macurder Boyd
Lod Wendell
Ceeccceecacerorls B
Leslie Murdock
Roxbury Latin
O'Connor
Hallahan
Rockridge Hall Beats Milton High 14 0 On Soft Milton Ground
Rockridge Hall defeated Milton High School in Milton with 14 to 0. Rockridge scored both touchdowns in the first half on Milton fumbles. Blair added a second half drop kick from the 25 yard line. Flynn starred for Milton and Blair starred for Rockridge in a hard luck game.
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Rockridge Hall
Milton High School
Milton
Rockridge
Blair
Flynn
Everett High Defeats Rindge Manual 15 to 0
Everett High shut out Rindge Manual at Glendale Park with a 15 to 0 victory. A. Jackson kicked a second half drop goal and Brickley Cogshall and Watkins starred in end plays.
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Everett High
Everett
Glendale Park
A. Jackson
Brickley
Cogshall
Watkins
Won by Gardner in Bronx Handicap at Belmont Park
Dr. Gardner the 7 to 5 favorite captured the Bronx handicap six furlongs by three lengths at Belmont Park. Airs, at 20 to 1, won the Hurricana selling stakes by one and a half lengths. Jockey Walter Miller suspended one week for rough riding. Four favorites won.
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New York
Dr. Gardner
Bronx
Belmont Park
Airs
Walter Miller
Napo leon the Great Shines at Globe Theatre in Boston
Thomas E. Shea presented Napo leon the Great as a special feature of his Boston engagement. His portrayal of The Little Corporal drew enthusiastic crowds and strong notices from the organization. Napo leon repeats next Saturday afternoon and evening. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was the prior bill and Othello is scheduled for the sole remaining performance.
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Globe Theatre
Thomas E. Shea
Napoleon the Great
Boston
Last Hoosac Tunnel Excursion Saturday Oct 18
Boston and Maine Railroad offers a fall excursion to North Adams via Hoosac country and Deerfield Valley for 2 dollars round trip. Optional stop at Hoosac Tunnel to Wilmington Vermont with 50 cent Wilmington fare. Tickets available at city ticket office through Oct 12 and Union Station through Oct 13. Special train departs Boston North Station at 8 30 am with connections and variations.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Boston & Maine R. R
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hoosac Country
Deerfield Valley
North Adams
Old Graylock
Hoosac Mountains
Taconic Range
Hoosac
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad City Ticket Office
Washington Street
Union Station
Boston & Maine
North Station
Waltham
Ayer
Fitchburg
Gardner
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O’loughlin
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Cambridge Latin
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