Brooklyn Edges Phillies In Error Filled Game
First base on errors favored Brooklyn 3 to 2 over Philadelphia. Brooklyn left on base six times, Philadelphia equally six. Fifield struck out once, Jones sacrificed, Gaston walked twice, Fifield walked twice. Magoon, Daly and Lachance completed a double play. Delehanty and Lajoie turned another. Sheckard hit by pitch. Time noted as 38 minutes. Umpires Hunt and Andrews. Attendance 650.
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Jones
Anderson
Hallman
Gaston
Delehanty
Tome
Lachance
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Fifield
Magoon
Daly
Lajoie
Sheckard
Baltimore
A. WD
Lessore
McGraw
Keeler
Kelley
McGann
Holmes
Demontreville
Robinson
Maul
Ball
NEW York AB
van Hauren
C. F
Davis
Eeeetere
Joyce
Db Eareseeres
My Dorsle
Seymour
Gleason
Sea
van Haltren
McGaw
Doyle
Meekin
New York
Gaffney and Brown
AL. R
B. van Haltren
Tavin
Mc Biri Ccaeceascerens
Serene
R. F
Foster
Ft Os
C Latimer
Kitson
Hughes
Zaltimore
Doheny
B. Po Griffin
Sb. Ene
Stekarhind
Croen
Eene Civesietate
Marnede Zwo
Tiree
Opening day at Combination Park yields exciting racing
The fall meeting opened at Combination Park with good weather, a fast dry track, and two close accidents narrowly averted. Spectator turnout was modest but the crowd enjoyed heats across events, including two races won in four heats and two miles paced in the 2:14 class. Fred St Onge dazzled on his wheel performing tricks before slipping into a water puddle during a dramatic fall.
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Combination Park
Fred St. Onge
Boston Pounds Senators as Pennant Possession Certainty
Washington dispatch notes Boston defeated the Senators easily to cement their hold on the pennant. The Senators fielded poorly and could not hit Lewis, while Boston pounded Baker’s delivery. Attendance 1400. The score:
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Washington
Bostons
Senators
Lewis
Boston
Baker
Baltimores Win Behind Spurt In Second Game
In the first contest the Baltimores had five of six hits in the second and fifth innings to score enough for victory. In the second game the Giants produced five runs in the fifth inning on four singles a two-base hit a hit batsman and an error to win. Attendance was 1620. The score:
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Baltimore
Baltimores
Giants
Harvard
Amherst
Yale
Fred Mills
Eaton
Cameron Forbes
Sargent
Percy Haughton
MacMasters
Haughton
Mills
R. Lawrence
Gierasch
Cochrane
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Boal
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C. Sargent
Burden
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R. T
Hallowell
R. E
Daly
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Dibble
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t.Amherst
Watson
Ballantine
Walton
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Buller
King
Winslow
Cook
Anderson
Pratt
Q. B. Whitney
J. H
Kendall
R. Hi
Surden
Harris
Phillies Edged by Darkness After Delehanty Triple
New York October 11 left handed curves overwhelmed the Phillies as Delehanty hit a sixth inning triple that prevented a shutout. The game was halted in the seventh due to darkness with the score left incomplete.
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New York
Phillies
Delehanty
Cancer and Tumor Cured Without Knife or Plaster
A brief old time advertisement offering cures for cancer and tumors without surgery or plaster, claiming testimonials and letters as proof. It invites readers to contact Dr. H. Mason at Chathem for free treatise and advice.
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H. Mason
M.D
Chathem
Morris Park Record Tied at Morris Park Races
At Morris Park in New York Satin Slipper led to win the Silverbrook stake and Toluca chased to finish second. Briar Sweet led in the Dixiana stakes and won by a half length over Banastar. Warrenton led the fifth race early but Sir Walter surged to win by a neck with Warrenton second and Peep O Day third. time 1 55 1 4.
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New York
Morris Park
Silverbrook
Satin Slipper
Toluca
Briar Sweet
Banastar
Bangle
Warrenton
Sir Walter
Candleblack
White Frost
Peep O'Day
Peep O’day
26 Tubs Play Today At Charles River Park
The hand engine muster at Cambridge’s Charles River Park lists 26 engines with noted crews and home ports including Defiance of Fall River newly imported from Canada. Interest centers on its performance among the sixteen other vessels and the fleet’s overall show.
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Charles River Park
Cambridge
Roxbury Vet
City of
Somerville
Columbia
Winchendon
White Angel
Salem
Baw Meese
Gardner
Hancock
Brockton
Quansigamos
Hopkinton
Deluge
Pickett
Marblehead
Red Jacket of
Watchemaker of
Past
Providence
King Philip of
Rockland
Fagle
Lynn
Torrent
Lisbon
Atlantic of
Swampscott
Torrent of
Warren of
Pepperell
FE. Hopkins
Union of
Braintree
Peabody Union
Defiance
Fall River
Oko
Protector of
Canada
Weld Boat Club Debt Paid and Fall Regatta Planned
The Weld Boat Club has cleared its debt from last spring's damage to boats. Founder George Weld offers to donate several new boats. The fall regatta is set for October 27 or 28 with cups and prizes. Races include a one mile straightaway for most events and a 1.5 mile single with turn for singles.
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Weld Boat Club
George Weld
Reader Piper Donovan Sets World Record for 100 Yards
Reader Piper Donovan clocked 9.38 seconds for 100 yards, claim a world professional record. The Phenix Club of Whitman seeks matches with 150-pound clubs in the state, Fairmounts favored, for expenses on Saturdays or holidays. Various clubs in Newton and Cambridge seek games with specified weight ranges and dates. A benefit for Thomas F. Coffey at Lyceum Hall East Boston is planned for October 21 with a strong program.
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Reader
Piper Donovan
Phenix Club
Whitman
Fairmounts
A. Metiever
Mass
Thomas F. Coffey
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
Mercantile Bowling League Opens Season With Ten Clubs
The Mercantile Bowling League votes to roll games at Warren alleys as ten clubs join including Oliver Ditson & Co and Henry Kaiser & Co. Next week schedule features American Watch Company vs Brown Durrell & Co on Monday and other matches on Tuesday and Thursday among Franklin rivals.
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Mercantile Bowling League
Oliver Ditson & Co
Henry Kaiser & Co
Warren
American Watch Company
Brown, Durrell & Co
John Pp. Lovell Arms Company
UH. Traiser & Co
New England News Company
A. J. Lloyd & Co
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Yonn LP
Squire, Clapp & Tilton
Oliver Ditson
Crimson and Harvard Prep Boxing Card and Yale Rivalry
Crimson Today outlines a six to four round boxing card led by Kid Lavigne vs. Patsey Sweeney and George McCarthy vs. Curtis, plus matches for Larry Hayes, Billy Campbell, Bob Montgomery, Joe Robinson, an exhibition Walter Long vs Dick Bradley, and a snowshoe bout between young McDonald and Spider Foley. Also notes Maurice Rosenberg’s promising bout with Crockey Boyle and Harvard Amherst football notes with line-up details and new players.
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Kid Lavigne
Patsey Sweeney
New Hampshire
George McCarthy
Curtis
Larry Hayes
Billy Campbell
Bob Montgomery
Joe Robinson
Walter Long
Dick Bradley
Billy Troy
Harry Armstrong
Young McDonald
Spider Foley
Newton A A Beaters Boston College 5–0
Newton A A defeated Boston College at Newton Centre 5 to 0. Kelley and Rourke starred for BC while Hawes scored on a tipped kick in the first half. Newton pressed BC near the goal line late, but time expired with Newton inches from scoring again.
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Newton A. A
Boston College
Newton Centre
Boston
Kelley
Boston Latin
Wadsworth
Newton
Nash
Rourke
McAndrews
Hart
Collegians
Hawes
Freshmen Triumph 12 0 Over Hopkins in Ragged Debut
Harvard freshmen opened their season yesterday against Hop kinson. The game was ragged but the freshmen showed speed and scored two touchdowns with goals, giving a 12 to 0 victory. Two squads of freshmen were used.
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Harvard
Hopkinson
Dorchester High Narrowly Tops Boston Latin In Scrappy Clash
Dorchester High defeated Boston Latin by a small margin at Dorchester Town Field. Latin School led most of the game until Leach powered drives from midfield for Dorchester in the final minutes. Wheelock failed the kick and Fisher and Wood were noted for strong kicking. Dorchester showed uneven team play with Leach carrying much of the load.
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Dorchester H. S
Boston Latin
Dorchester High
Dorchester Town Field
Latin School
Leach
Wheelock
Fisher
Dorchester
Wood
Boxing Gossip: Alberts to Meet Kelly in Oct 25 Contest
The Beacon A C books Allie Alberts to fight Paul Kelly of New York in a 12 round main event at Broadway Hall South Boston on Oct 25. Preliminary bouts include Walter Johnson vs Al Stronich a 6 round match and several more boxing cards planned. A Grco Roman wrestling clash features Martin Shack against Ohan Karakoz.
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The
Beacon A. C
Paul Kelly
New York
Allie Alberts
Broadway Hall
Boston
Walter Johnson
al Stronich
Martin Shack
Ohan Karakoz
Shawmut Boat Club
Danny Brennan
Andy Daly
Broadway Club
Charley Bennett
Johnny Sheehan
Ike McLean
Hudson
Phillie Brennan
Walter Long
Roanoke A. C. Entertainment Committee
Long
Seaside Athletic Club
South Boston
Kid Lavigne
Johnny Briggs
Harry Paige
Frank Connolly
MD Beatty
Pat Murphy
Billy Mulins
Jimmy Davenport
Frank Scott
Farragut A
Lyceum Hall
Bicycle Notes and Upcoming Races Around Boston Area
Metropolitan and Dorchester Wheelmen plan a mile amateur record attempt at Norwood today with pacemakers timers and officials due at the start before 8:30. A ten and five mile road race chaired by John R. Dubois will run Saturday between Fairhaven and Mattapoisett with entries open until Friday. Local business chatter covers a Palmer Goodrich fire deal affecting Ned Porter. Atwater comments on cycle supply market where city trade is slow but country bikes need repairs. A Massachusetts division election committee meeting Friday will list independent candidates. Kimball Duryea century run postponed to next Sunday from Cambridge to Newburyport with a pace of 10-12 mph and red cross puncture repair crew. Frank St Corlew to run half century to Acton Sunday from Brookline at 8:30 with a guide meeting riders at Massachusetts and Commonwealth intersections.
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Frank
Ourish
Metropolitan
Dorchester
Norwood
John R. Dubois
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Mattapoisett
George H. Lowe
Palmer-Goodrich
Ned Porter
George S. Atwater
Austin W.W. Pease
Richmond Island Associates
Massachusetts
Messrs. Kimball and Duryea
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Newburyport
Hamilton
Red Cross Brigade
Prank St. Corlew
Trinity C. C
Acton
Washington Street
Brookline
Boston
Com
Women Golfers Gathered at Ardsley for Championship
Talented field of sixty female golfers arrives at Ardsley-on-the-Hudson New York for the annual championship tourney. Notables include Mrs John Jacob Astor and Miss Maude Wetmore of Newport Golf Club alongside Mrs T Suffern Tailor of Tuxedo and Mrs Hobart Chatfield-Taylor of Chicago, representing the Ont hensia club.
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New York
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
Ardsley
John Jacob Astor
Maude Wetmore
Winthrop Cycle Club to Run Century Course
The Winthrop Cycle Club plans its first century run next Sunday on the Newburyport course starting and finishing at Pauline Street club rooms Winthrop. The race begins at 6 30 a m led by Captain F T Murphy First Lieutenant J D Sullivan and A F Coggins with one division.
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Columbia
Columbus Avenue
Winthrop Cycle Club
Newburyport
Pauline Street
Winthrop
F.T. Murphy
J. D. Sullivan
A. F. Coggins
Star-Chamber
Executiv
Yale Football Training Under Coach Wallace Goughing
Yale coaches, led by veteran Wallace Goughing, directed the Yale football players for several days of coaching. Tryouts included freshman Playden at center, Andrews adjusting, Cutten set to return, Stillman with Richards at right guard, Francis at tackle, Coy and Sharpe at ends, Dupee at full end, Sullivan at quarterback, and four back candidates Franklin Wear Beard and Harvey receiving trials.
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Cons
Yale Wallace
Yale
Andover
Andrews
Cutten
Stillman
Richards
Francis
Coy
Sharpe
Dupee
Sullivan
Franklin
Wear
Beard
Harvey
Arrangements Made for Sullivan Dunne Lightweight Bout
VER Oct 11 arrangements set for a six round lightweight bout between Sullivan the crack Bos and Jimmy Dunne. The contest will be decided during the fall in a local arena on Oct 20.
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Sullivan
Bos
Jimmy Dunne
Spike
Boston College officer slate announced for student body
Sophomore of 19 percent? Edward F. Ryan of Lynn is named president along with David C Williams as vice president and William T Shean of Belmont as secretary Howard F Ryan of Newton as treasurer and David C Williams as athletic committee representative.
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Boston College
Edward F. Ryan
Lynn
David C. Williams
William T. Shean
Belmont
Howard F. Ryan
Newton
David CC
Williams
Concert Well Received at Union Hall Season Opener
The first concert of the season at Union Hall featured the Rossini mixed quartet with Mr. Wulf Pries assisting. Soloists Eleanor Fox Allen soprano Nellie Louise Woodbury contralto Haward E. Holden tenor and Wilbur E. Davidson bass performed in a Catholic evening program.
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Union Hall
Rossini
Wulf Pries
Eleanor Fox Allen
Nellie Louise Woodbury
Haward E. Holden
Wilbur E. Davidson
Mysterious Women Said To Influence Hagen Case In Boston
Report outlines Hagen planned defense alleging Chance killed Russell out of jealousy over a South End woman. Hagen will claim Chance forged the story to shift blame, with a Kneeland Street resident ready to testify. Hagen left Chicago and is due in Boston at 4 50 p m via Fitchburg line.
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Charles L. Russell
Boston
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Hagan
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Charrce
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Kneeland Street
Harrison Avenue
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Station 4
Shields
Headquarters
O'Neil
Stallion
Chicago
Fitchburg
Murray to box 15 rounds at Hanon Club in Lynn
George Murray the Lynn featherweight has signed to box 15 rounds with Austin Rice at the Hanon Club. No date set yet with both boxers to weigh 118 pounds at 3 o clock.
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Brennan
Murray
Lynn
George Murray
Austin Rice
Ho @nan
Archbishops Gather for Annual Catholic Church Meeting
In Washington on October 11, archbishops and bishops began assembling at Catholic University for the church’s annual gathering. The university board, composed of archbishops and bishops, opened its meeting alongside the church’s governing body. The session, held behind closed doors in McMahon Hall, included Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Williams of Boston and Corrigan of New York.
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Church In
McMahon Hall
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Williamms
Boston
Corrigan
New York
West Indian Islands
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Triennial Convention
Williams
Connecticut
Board of Missions
Bishop Whipple
Minnesota
William Hobart
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