Boston Wins Two to None in Nail Biting World Series Match
In Cleveland the 6000 fans roared as Boston defeated the Spiders 2 0 after a tense game. McCarthy delivered a clutch seventh inning hit while Stivetts struggled against Young. Cleveland led early but Boston rallied with timely hits and fielding, leaving the crowd in a mixed blaze of elation and mystification.
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Rhode Island
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Young
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Emslie and Snyder
Stivetts and Mac Turn Tide in Cleveland Beantown Thriller
In a tense game Stivetts delivered a clutch double driving in runs as Long and Young faltered. Mac arrived with a powerful bat seizing the moment, while Davis batted for Young. The crowd sensed a turning point amid the late innings suspense.
Dog O Connell's Match Inches Toward San Francisco Fight
The California Athletic Club offered Captain Cooke a $1500 purse for Doc O Connell to fight George Dawson the Australian in November with a 140 pound limit at 3 pm on fight day. O Connell was offered $250 for expenses. Later a telegraph offered $1750 purse with $250 to loser and weigh in at ringside. If accepted O Connell would begin preparations and travel to San Francisco.
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California Athletic Club
Cooke
O’connell
George Dawson
O'Connell
Dawson
Doc O’connel
San Francisco
Ten Mile Mt Washington Race Starts At Swett Street
The Mt Washington Bicycle Club will start from Swett street near Andrews square at 1 p m on Columbus Day for a ten mile loop to Coolidge Corner and back. Handicaps up to five minutes apply with prizes including a marble clock and others. Officials include Clerk of course A H Colbeare starter Fred W McArdle and judges C E Moss L C Johnston Caleb Harriman. Entries list riders with handicaps from scratch to four and six minutes. No pacemaking allowed under penalty of disqualification.
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Mt. Washington Bicycle Club
Swett Street
Andrews Square
Coolidge Corner
A. H. Colbeare
Fred W. McArdle
C. E. Moss
L. C. Johnston
Caleb Harriman
W. A. Sampson
C. B. Belt, Jr
John Hughes
G. A. Wilber
F. C. Higgins
A. E. McKinnon
L. A. C. Keiley
Joseph Whiton
C. H. Whiting
Henry Ridings
C. J. Morton
Geo. Harris
Fred McDonough
E.* Smit
V. Lavery
L. M. Allen
Lasker Wins Third Game In Chess Match
New York October 19 D G Baird resigned after thirty four moves in his second game against Lasker who opened with P Q4 The local expert erred by the eleventh move Lasker now has eight wins one loss to Hodges and one draw with Del mar.
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New York
D. G. Baird
Lasker
Hodges
Delmar
Jimmy Ross to lead naval veterans trip to Lynn
Retired champion belt holder Jimmy Ross will join Admiral Kimberly Naval Veterans as they depart the city for Lynn tomorrow at 12 m. The group travels to participate in a naval veterans event and honor past service.
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Jimmy Ross
Naval World
Kaveney Denies Spar Claim At Trimount Show
Jimmy Kaveney of the Coopers says he is not scheduled to spar at the Trimount Athletic Club event and that his name is being used without his consent in promotion for the show.
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Jimmy Kaveney
The
Coopers
Trimount Athletic Club
Horse and Bicycle Races Thrill Franklin Park Crowd at Saugus
Franklin Park at Saugus drew a large turnout for horse and bicycle events. The 2:26 pacing class saw Stillson win two heats, with Alcander and Little Rocket contesting. the 2:35 class featured Protean beating Betty in two fast stretches. Unfinished races and planned events were reported for the Oct. 18 19 program.
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Eastern Road
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Alcander
Stillson
E. G
RM. Durland
Charley Stillson
B. G
M. Demarest
Prinea Aleander
H. Johnson
Kitty Clinker
G. m
H. Nery
Ro Winslow
E. A. Grimes
Ruby Mac
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T. D. Marsh
Vwatlf
Mila
Cece Ee
Eecese
Neal
Ceccesees BO
RACING SUMMARY AT GLOUCESTER TRACK OCCURS WITH MULTIPLE RACES
Guttенberg Gloucester Oct 19 The day features six race card results with Mohammed Vespasian Mabelle Pan way My Gyps Alien Bane Kirk over Addie B Little Fred Foxford Rico Bess MecDuff Vandyke Jeweler Remorse Polydora Flatlands Rambler Hazelhurst Experience Right away Balance Trump Seven and other runners. Rob Roy selections list includes Heathen Drizzle Captain Brown and others.
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Mohammed
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Vespasian
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T. Flynn
Mabelle
Martin
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Rico
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Remorse
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Polydora
Flatlands
Jay Quil
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Fleureette
Waylock
Sentiment
Ida B. Cott
Violet
Bob Sutherland
Wrestler
Salisbury
Sir George
Pedestrian
Young Lottery
Sweetbread
May D
Tringle
Rambler
Lorimer
Hazelhurst
Phono
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Experience
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Itkens
Rhadamantha
Zoolite
Rightaway
Commotion
Once More
Outlaws
Griffin
May Staney Jilly
Loo
Silver Prince
Shenandoah
Los
Adventurer
Xenophon
Seven
Mame
John Winkle
Trump
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Rob Roy
Gloucester Results from Oct 19 Race Card
In Gloucester New Jersey today the post lists six races with winners and times. Alan Archer takes the opener, Lorraine colt wins the second, Pocatello captures the third, Houston takes fourth, Leveller wins the fifth, and Piedmont takes the sixth. Tomorrow’s entries feature Alarmer and Meta H colt among others.
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Glorucester
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Alan Archer
Bender
Darling
Ham
King Idle
Tribe
Lorraine Colt
Merrick
Mindon
Denman
Little Alice
Moore
Lorraine
Pocatello
Burrill
Samaritan
van Wart
Houston
Donovan
Nubian
Melinda
Leveller
Leo Brigel
Richal
Piedmont
Burrell
Bias
Kitchen
Forest
Jockey Merrick Gains Ground Amid Racing Hallmarks
Jockey Merrick shows rapid athletic development with strong arm work and a week down for an exhibition on Samaritan yesterday. Races drew less crowd than Gloucester, while Brock’s paddock dispatches impress observers. Duke John, Piedmont, Pokino and Silent feature among notable bets as favorites struggle against heavy plungers.
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Samaritan
Gloucester
Boston
Ham Brock
Brock
Duke John
Piedmont
Pokino
Charley Haiey
Massachusetts
Turk
Lexington Results RacebyRace Card From October Day
Lexington Kentucky results list five races with winners and places. First winner Strat maid and second Faraday in 1:03. Second race Too Quick won with L Indienne Frank Ellis third in 1:08. Third race Reputation won with Hyman second in 1:15. Fourth race Miss Dixie won with Eugenie second in 1:38. Fifth race The Governess won, St Cyr and Beatifice dead heated for second in 1:16.
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Lilia
Stratmaid
Faraday
L’indienne
Frank Ellis
Cyclone
Reputation
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Miss Dixie
Newton
Eugenie
St. Cyr
Beatifice
Dr Hasbrouck Leads Washington Races at Six Furlongs
In Washington on October 19 the first race for all ages at six furlongs was won by Dr Hasbrouck with Lizetta second and Grace Brown third in 1:14. The 3-year-olds and up at one mile saw Mr Sass win, Milt Young second, Temple third in 1:42. Tom Rogers captured the mile and a furlong with Pickpocket second and Diablo third in 1:55. Sport won the two-year-olds six furlongs with Lisel G. second and Ailee colt third in 1:16. Landseer won the one mile and a half over six hurdles, Ecarte placed second and Can Can third in 2:54.
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Stanley
Thomas A. Doyle
Cephas
Almont Maid
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Maid
FrankLiIn Park
B. G
D. H. Nay
J. Cheney
Ch. m
J. W. Howe
F. Wilsom
Dim Graham
M. Demarest
Seoek & Dist
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Lizetta
Grace Brown
Mr. Sass
Milt Young
Temple
Tom Rogers
Pickpocket
Diablo
Sport
Lisel G
Ailee
Landseer
Ecarte
Can Can
Controversy Bubbles Over Johnson Sullivan Clash
A Boston sports letter hints at a brewing conflict between Charley Johnson and John L. Sullivan. The piece suggests hidden motives, a staged outbreak, and a plan to reveal secrets after Sullivan gains Johnsons diamond belt exhibited in Boston. Strong claims tie public sentiment to future matches and a forfeit wager.
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Coney Island Athletic Club
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John L. Sullivan
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Corbett
The Squared Circle and Boxing Promises
The article reviews Jem Corbett's reluctance to face Peter Jackson and his preference for Charley Mitchell, notes Dixon's dubious tally of battles, observes high ticket demand for Godfrey-Choynski, and mentions a $1000 to $750 bet from Mike Katenstein of California to Captain Cooke on Choynski.
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Peter Jackson
Pompadour
Jem
Charley Mitchell
George Dixon
Dixon
Godfrey-Choynski
Nelse J. Innes
Mike Katenstein
California
Captain Cooke
Choynski
In Memory of Columbus at Chauncy Hall School
Exercises in memory of Columbus were held at Chauncy Hall School during the weekly general program. The sequence included readings of proclamations by Henry W. Allen and Miles E. Brooks, a life sketch of Columbus by Bruce Wyman, and readings from Joaquin Miller and others, performed by Edna D. Proctor and Misses Sherman and Daniell.
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Henry W. Allen
Miles E. Brooks
Bruce Wyman
Edna D. Proctor
Misses Sherman
Daniell
Joaquin Miller
Ernst F
America
Yale 29 Amherst 0 in New Haven gridiron clash
Yale improved its rush line and kicking in a varsity game with Amherst at New Haven. Butterworth punted well and Graves kicked the only field goal on Yale Field this season. Pratt led Amherst with missed drop kicks and stout defense by Yale.
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Haskell Sumiman
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H. L. Pratt Graves
C. D. Bliss
Ees and
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DAC
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C. D. Pratt Greenway
Ellis
Cox
Hamilton
Cateere
Goodale
Murdered Fogan in Wilkesbarre
Joseph Dirke a Polish resident of Wilkesbarre was murdered at dawn by an unknown intruder who entered his home to rob him. The crime occurred in the early hours, with authorities seeking leads on the assailant.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Joseph Dirke
THEN AND NOW. She Is Still Young in Years.
A narrative of a young woman once full of vigor who becomes feeble after marriage. The piece extols Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as the solution, citing Mrs. J P Swift of Boston who experienced relief after using it and praises the medicine as a safe vegetable health restorer from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Washington Street
Boston
Mass
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