Americans Triumph 12 to 0 in Huntington Avenue Ball Clash
The American nine led by George Winter beat the Nationals 12 to 0 behind Hobe Ferris's four hits including a grand slam chance, as Parent Grimshaw and Freeman collected two each. Cannell, Fraser and Tenney also starred amid a 3000 strong crowd watching the dull one sided game.
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Tenney
George Winter
Chick Fraser
Nationals
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Parent, Burkett and Freeman
Americans
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Cannell
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Freeman
Criger
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Hobe
Fraser
Burkett
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Tannehill
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Georgetown High School Football Triumph
Georgetown Oct 12 The Dum amer Academy team defeated Perley Free School 10 to 0 on home field in a decisive football victory.
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Georgetown
Dumamer Academy
Perley Free School
Sudbury Bowl League Forming Seeks Merchants
Sudbury merchants are invited to join a new indoor bowling league at Sudbury Alleys. Any mercantile house may enter and seek guidance from league organizers for participation and entry details.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Industr Bow
St Louis American and National Teams Tie in 10 Innings
In St Louis October 12 the St Louis American and National teams played a 10 inning game halted by darkness. Attendance 2300. Nationals 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 6 8 1 Americans 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 8 Batteries McFarland Grady Powell Spencer.
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ST. Louis
Oot
R.H.E. Nationals
McFarland and Grady
Powell and Spencer
Chicago Americans Triumph in Second Series Game
The Chicago American League team defeated the Nationals 7 to 4 in game two of the Chicago championship series. Donohue hit a three run homer with two aboard as Altrock, McFarland, Reusbach, Brown and Kling added runs. Umpires Johnstone and Connolly. Attendance 11,600.
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Chicago
Nationals
Donohue
Americans
R.H.E. Americans
National
Altrock
McFarland
Reusbach
Brown
Kling
Johnstone and
Connolly
Athletics
Mathewson
Giants
Powers
Shreck
Love Cross
Browne
Coakley
Murphy
Bender
Plank
No seventh World Series game to be played in Boston
Ban Johnson ruled out Boston hosting a seventh World Series game saying if needed the decisive match would be played in New York or Philadelphia. The statement ends any plan for a Boston venue.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Ban Johnson
New York
Burdett schedule shows multiple high school games at Brighton and other locales
The Burdett team lists October through November matchups with Brighton High Boston College prep Medford High South Boston Chelsea Milton Newburyport Stoneham Ballou Hobigand and B U Freshmen. Open date November 11 and games at Frenklis Field Fraps Field Ontort Ontort?
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Burdett
Brighton High School
Brighton
Boston College Prep
Seta Noenete Avenue
Cts Aii
Medford High School
Os— Burdett
South Boston High School
South Boston
Fraps Field
Chelsea High School
Chelsea
Nova Burdett
Ballou & Hobigand
Frenklis Field
Milton High
Milton
Newburyport High School
Ontort
Stoneham High School
Stoneham
Miller Rides Four Winners at Belmont Park
At Belmont Park Jockey Miller rode four winners from four mounts. He opened with D Arkle at 6 to 1, then Cassandra at 15 to 1, Ced er strome at 26 to 1, and Red Knight in the fifth. Other trials went to Delcanta and Keamesha.
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New, York
Belmont Park
Miller
D’arkle
Cassandra
Cederstrome
Red Knight
Delcanta
Keamesha
Giants Rout Athletics in cold Memorial Day tilt
The Giants outplayed the Athletics in a one sided game as Mathewson dominated allowing four hits and one walk. Boston fans bet heavy on the Giants while Philadelphia rooters saw their hope fade as Murphy and Donlin contributed key plays in a runaway victory for New York.
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Giants
Athletics
Ginger
Mathewson
McGann
Mike Donlin
Coakley
Murphy
Devlin
Dahlen
New York
Connie Mack
Mack
Bender
McGraw
Boston Rooters
Boston
Philadelphia
Bresnahan
Browne
Donlin
Creanessers
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Hartsel
Schreck
Davis
Seybold
Philadelpe Vee
Coniakey
Mathew
Sota
Coal Conklley
Kiley
Ige
Sheridan
Day
Pomntananoan
Seven Good Races Run Off At Lexington Meet
A card of seven races and one unfinished event drew a large crowd at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting in Lexington Kentucky. Winners and times included The President 2 18 trot 2 09 Redlao 2 09 trot 2 09 Lilike 2 17 Gold Dust 2 10 trot 2 11 Hazel Patch 2 06 pace 2 06 3 Albert G 2 29 trot 2 12 Stein pace 2 06 Gratt 2 15 pace 2 10.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Redlao
Lilike
Gold Dust
Hazel’ Patch
Albert G
Stein
Gratt
Carlisle Indian coach envisions cleaner open football
George W. Woodruff, Carlisle Indian head coach, discusses new open play formations within rules to reduce injuries and boost spectator appeal after the Penn game. He cites a lifelong focus on safer tactics and notes Major Mercer’s reminder to his players to avoid retaliation after rough play.
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Carlisle
Penn
George W. Woodruff
Mercer
Lynn High School Bans Football Amid Brutality Claims
Lynn is canceling football at its high schools. The High School committee chaired by Mrs May L Sheldon ruled the gridiron must be stored away citing brutality and immoral teachings. Athletics will focus on track and baseball with limited games.
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Lynn
May l L. Sheldon
Fight promoter Nolan cites Colma bout as nation’s biggest job
Billy Nolan, manager of Battling Nelson, arrives in Denver from San Francisco. He recalls Colma fight as the biggest job ever to fix Nelson. He notes odds shifts when referees changed and claims Britt must pay $666 for Britt’s next bout before further talks.
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Denver
Col
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
San Francisco
Adams Hotel
Battling
Jimmy Britt
Colma
Nelson
Jeffries
Graney
Britis
Coffroth
Britt
Football Men Sweep Floors in Grafton Rough House
After a football practice the Grafton players participated in a rough house causing disorder in the high school. The principal ordered the team to perform janitor stunts each night, sweeping floors dusting walls and other chores while the regular janitor smokes and supervises. The boys gain muscle and weight from the work.
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Grafton
Newton High Faces Dedham High In Newton Matchup
High school football schedule lists Newton High versus Dedham High at Newton. Roxbury High plays Revere High at Revere. English High meets Boston College Prep on Massachusetts Avenue grounds. Volkmann faces De Merritte at South End grounds. Brookline High hosts MIT 08 at Brookline. Somerville High second battles Groton second at Groton. Woonsocket High plays South Framingham High in Woonsocket.
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Newton High
Dedham High
Newton
Roxbury High
Revere High
Revere
English High
Boston College Prep
Massachusetts Avenue Grounds
Volkmann
de Merritte
South End Grounds
Brookline High
Brookline
Somerville High
Groton
Woonsocket High
South Framingham High
Woonsocket
Boxing Gossip at Chelsea Club Tonight Show
At the Douglas Athletic Club Chelsea a popular priced boxing show is set for tonight. Main event features 15 round bout between Sammy Myers and Matty Baldwin with other contests including Dwyer vs Dutch Freeman and Hayes vs Golden. Another card links Briggs and Cote for New England bantam title talks.
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Douglas Athletic Club
Chelsea
Charley Dwyer
Cambridge
Ee Dutch Freeman
South Boston
Larry Hayes
East Boston
Tommy Golden
Sammy Myers
New York
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Jimmy Briggs
Arthur’ Cote
Biddeford
Cote
Briggs
Buddeford
New England
Berkeley
Beachmouth
Billy Hamilton
Hamilton
Ree Lg A
Chment Club
Crescent Gardens
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Albert Delmont
Medford
Johnny Lynch
Tommy Feltz
Little Pole
Digger Stanley
Rouse O’brien
Tommy
Feltz
Kid Wibie
Boston Tigers Dinner for 107th Anniversary
The Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps The Tigers will hold a dinner at Cop ley Square Hotel on Wednesday evening October 1 to mark the 107th anniversary.
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Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
The
Tigers
Copley Square Hotel
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