Hoyt Captures Top Prize At Brookline Amateur Golf
A strong field at Brookline Country Club completed a three day open amateur event. F H Hoyt of Woodland won with 84, edging R W Brown of Belmont by one stroke. Contenders included H W Stucklen, Francis, C W Bass, and several qualifiers from Woodland and Belmont.
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Country Club
Brookline
Massachusetts
F. H. Hoyt
Woodland
R. W. Brown
Belmont
H. W. Stucklen
Francis
C. W. Bass
Portsmouth
N. H
Chammatonet
Red Sox President Apologizes to Mayor over Seat Mixup
Boston officials and baseball executives faced a stir after seats for royal rooters were mishandled during the seventh series game. President Mc Aleer apologized while Mayor Fitzgerald spoke in support of the fans amid the turmoil.
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Red Sox
Fitzgerald
Sox apologize for World Series seating fiasco
President James R. McAleer issues a letter apologizing to Mayor Fitzgerald and Boston rooters for failure to secure seats at the seventh game. He notes the frosty attendance in Boston and calls the seating issue an unintentional mistake during the sensational World Series.
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McAleer
Boston
Boston Rooters
Red Sox
Fitzgerald
James R. M’aleer
American League Club
Mattick Keeps White Sox in Race
Chick Mattick of the Chicago American League team drove out a bases loaded triple in the ninth, scoring a run to spark an 8 to 5 victory over the Nationals. The ninth inning started with the Cubs ahead, but Richie walked and hit by pitch loaded the bases before Mattick delivered.
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Chicago
Chick” Mattick
Cubs
Richie
Lavender
Mattick
R.H.E
Lange
Walsh
Schalk
Cheney
Archer
Local High School Football Lineup Across City Fields
Today’s matchups include High School of Commerce versus Mechanical Arts at Dunbar Avenue. Melrose versus English at Melrose. Browne & Nichols hosting Roxbury Latin in Cambridge. Newton hosting Milton. Quincy hosting Quincy High. Lexington hosting Weston. Dean Academy against Brown University second at Franklin.
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High School of Commerce
Mecchanic Arts High
Dunbar Avenue
Melrose High
English High
Melrose
Browne & Nichols
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge
Newton High
Milton High
Newton
Quincey High
Arlington High
Quincy
Lexington High
Weston High
Lexington
Dean Academy
Brown University
Franklin
Football Season Continues Amid Easy Transition Notes
The piece states that despite a smooth transition the regular alibi sample can be filtered and strained and passed to football contests. It affirms that the football season is still ongoing.
Sockalexis in Court as Vagrant in Pittsburgh Case
Andy Sockalexis aged 46 the former Cleveland Spiders outfielder appeared before Magistrate Kirby on a vagrancy charge in Pittsburgh. The once famous Indian ballplayer spoke of nerves and hardship and said he umpired in the Southern league until two months ago when alcohol ended his work. Tea Johnston, a noted detective, consoled him and the court discharged him as old detectives collected a purse to send him home in Maine.
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Pittsburg
Andy Sockalexis
Kirby
Cleveland Spiders
Johnston
Sox
Maine
Bedient Makes Pro Debut In Warren With $1.50 Offer
Hugh Bedient, Boston Red Sox pitcher, first played for money when Warren Independents offered $1 plus expenses for a game. He demanded $1.50 and accepted, winning the afternoon game. He later set a strikeout record with a 22 inning game at Corry, fanning 24 batters.
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Warren
Penn
Hugh Bedient
Boston Red Sox
Falconer High
Warren Independents
Bedient
R. J. Schmacher
Headville Intercollegiates
Corry
Red Sox Guests at Rockingham Races in Salem N H
Fourteen Red Sox players will attend races at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire tomorrow. Tris Speaker will start the first automobile race and Joe Wood the first motorcycle race. After the events the team will be banqueted at Rockingham Country Club.
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Rockingham Country Club
Salem
N. H
Tris Speaker
Joe Wood
Finishing touches on Williams team before Dartmouth game
Williams players held a final scrimmage at Weston Field in Williams Town as Coach Daly used the second team as opposition. In 30 minutes only one score occurred, a Garfield long gain on a forward pass followed by Toolan scoring on a plunge.
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Williamstown
Weston Field
Dartmouth
Daly
Varsity
Garfield
Toolan
Photographers Aim for Formal Rival Handshake Moment
A fragment mentions rival world series managers, a rival football captain, and rival auto drivers in a playful note about future photo opportunities. The line suggests they deserve 20 days for such moments.
Fogel Faces Formal NL Charges Over Umpire Claims
Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia National League club faces formal charges drawn by the National League of Baseball Clubs. The charges cover alleged statements accusing umpires of bias toward New York and that this year’s pennant race was fixed for the Mets to win. Also cited are remarks made at Philadelphia’s park and claims about St Louis manager using substitutes to aid New York, and remarks attributed to umpire William Brennan.
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New York
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
National League of Baseball Clubs
Fogel
Philadelphia Baseball Park
St. Louis
New Yorkers
William Brennan
Thomas J. Lynch
League
Boston
James E. Gaffney
Brooklyn
Charles Hi
Ebbetts
Chicago
Mr. Ebbetts
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Pittsburg
Mr. Herrmann
John Whalen
CC. L. Sullivan
L. O. Hocker
Charles Rigler
William Klein
League faces charges over crooked race claims and possible disbarment
President Lynch outlines potential penalties if the National League shows wrongdoing this season. Umpires and league officials may be discharged or forced to resign if guilt is proven, while non proved charges could bar a representative from any NL club. Thomas Lynch presided as John Heydler presented the case to Horace Fogel.
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League
Lynch
National League
John A. Heydler
Fogel
Unclear item rattles bones in Chicago map note
Fragmentary line suggests a dubious object or topic rattling in Chicago. The text implies locals are unaware of this map portion, hinting at a broader regional indifference. No specific people, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
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Chicago
M Graw to Star as Villain in Vaudeville Return
John McGraw and Hugh Jennings, after 14 years, join the same vaudeville act. They do not return to the National League nor desert to the Johnson circuit. The duo signed for a long term with emoluments said to exceed those of Altrock and Schaeffer, outshining ordinary acts.
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John McGraw
Hugh Jennings
Muggsy
National League
Hughey
Johnson
Nick Altrock
Germany Schaeffer
Baseball Managers Turn to Stage Roles in Comic Farce
The piece imagines Hughey as the spotlight hero and Mac as the heavy villain in a theatrical parody. It jokes that New York will win the opening toss, with Detroit visiting next, then the team travels to spring training spots as February nears.
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Hughey
Mac
Jennings
McGraw
New York
Detroit
Marlin Springs
Scranton
Penn
Tigers
Tigerets
Dartmouth Team Closes Prep for Williams Game
Dartmouth completed its training for the Williams clash in Hanover. The team held a 10 minute scrimmage between the varsity and the second squad to sharpen defense, practicing without its backfield as they head to North Adams tomorrow morning.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Williams
North Adams
How Red Sox Won Ten Big Jeff
A glimpse of inside dope suggests Boston won a major game by tipping Spitballer Jeff Tesreau's signals. The note mentions secrecy around McGraw's pitching plan and a late first game in New York.
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Giants
Red Sox
McGraw
Jeff Tesreau
New York
Red Sox Rally Tops Giants to Take Series Edge
Tesreau baffled early Boston bats as fans waited for the next pitch. In the sixth inning a telltale gesture revealed the high fastball, while a lip wipe signaled the low breaking spit, enabling Boston to score three in the seventh and seize momentum in the series.
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Tesreau
Red Sox
Speed
Giants
Gossip for Motorists
Rockingham Park race meeting gains a technical committee chair Bads of the Premier Motor Car Company. James Fortescue to act as referee. Hupmobile showroom hours extended for viewing by patrons. Pullman Motor Car Company appoints Cr Jacoby director of sales. National cars distributor Stevens praises Boston victory in telegram. Whitten Gilmore claims advance order record for 1914 Chalmers. Lozier ad duties shift to Dunlap Ward Agency as Evans leaves Lozier. Dyans noted for long motor car advertising career beginning with Brush Runabout.
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Bads
Premier Motor Car Company
Rockingham Park
James Fortescue
Ww. H. Stevens
National Cars
Red Sox
Boston
Ralph B. Jacobs
Whitten- Gilmore Company
Chalmers
William A. Thibodeau
Whitten-Gilmore Company
J. M. Evans
Lozier Company
Lozier
Dunlap-Ward
Dyans
Jake May to Don His Pigskins for Illinois Return
Champaign Illinois Oct 17 Jake Stahl manager of the Boston world champions may wear football clothes again after an Illinois appeal ten years after he captained the eleven. He may join for the November 10 home game against Chicago. He was invited to spend the week prior to the game in Champaign. The Box beat the New York Nationals sparked wild student celebrations.
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Champaign
Jake Stahl
University of Illinois
Stahl
Whippas
Chicago
New York Nationals
Springfield Club Sold By Zeller To Partner Carey
Springfield Oct 17 Manager Jack A Zeller of the Springfield base ball club of the Connecticut league sold his holdings to partner William E Carey Carey already half owner and business manager since 1909 Zeller may move to another league Carey plans to hire a playing manager to run the club
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Springfield
Jack A. Zeller
Springfield Baseball Club
William, E. Carey
Carey
Zeller
Walsh Will Fight Attell in Big 12 Round Clash
The July bout pits Abe Attell against Jimmy Walsh for 12 rounds in this city next Tuesday night. Past meetings added heat, but Attell now faces a recharged Walsh as Kilbane and O Keefe test recent form. Potential Johnson options loom in Sydney with Langford and McVey, and a McIntosh showdown may follow later in the season.
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Abe Attell
Jimmy Walsh
Chelsea
Attell
Walsh
Jimmy
Abe
Indianapolis
McLean
Kilbane
Eddie O'Keefe
Johnny
Syracuse Unit Heads to Princeton Clash
Syracuse University football squad departed for New York tonight to practice before Saturday’s game with Princeton at Princeton.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
New York
Princeton
Denver Challenging World Series Winners After Win
Denver earns a bold claim after beating the American Association champions and challenges the World Series winners. The Red Sox are quick to accept the challenge.
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Denver
Red Sox
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