Huston National Wins and Loses In Tight Games
In the doubleheader, Huston Nationals split as the seventh inning miscues and timely hits decided one game. The opener saw a dagger in the eighth as a run scored on a fielding error. In the nightcap Newton limited the visitors to three hits and a shutout. Tannehill wild throw led to two runs in the seventh, while McCreery delivered a threebase hit and drove in runs. Final tallies show Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 3 in the second game, with key defensive plays ending the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagger
Newton
Tannehill
Sports matchups listed for four cities across leagues
Nation ATM prints a slate of games with Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia indicating upcoming baseball or basketball action between these teams in major markets.
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National
Cincinna
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pee Wee
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
New York
Boston and Cincinnati split doubleheader in tense day
Cincinnati won the opener 5 to 2 while Boston took the nightcap 4 to 0. Pittinger struggled for Cincinnati as Willis and Phillips stymied Reds, with Boston scoring late in the second game to clinch. Dexter exited early for kicking, then returned at second. Beckley, Greminger lead Cincinnati fielding lapses. Donlin, Corcoran pace Cincinnati batting.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Joe’ Kelley
Buckenberger
Pittinger
Willis
Reds
Noodiles
Hahn
Victor Willis
Phillips
St Louis Triumphs Over New York In Tight Nine
New York and St Louis played a close game with sharp fielding. Manager McGraw arrived but did not participate. The ONeill battery excelled as Barlow delivered the deciding two-base hit in the ninth, scoring on Kruger’s fly to Cronin for the winning run.
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New York
St. Louis
McGraw
O'Neill
Barlow
Kruger
Cronin
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader Finale
Brooklyn and Pittsburg split the season ending doubleheader with Pittsburg winning the first game by timely hits. McCreery hit a homer over right field and attempted a stretch that ended with an RBI opportunity in the early action.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
McCreery
Philadelphia Takes Doubleheader Over Chicago on Hitting
Philadelphia won both games against Chicago on Sept 2 using timely hitting in the fifth inning and solid defense. Menefee was hit by a pitch in the second game, while Chicago also fielded well. attendance reported at 1,289.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Menefee
Boston at Chicago
Four major league clashes line up with Boston visiting Chicago, Philadelphia meeting Detroit, Baltimore traveling to Cleveland, and Washington heading to St. Louis in a day of regional matchups.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Meneciams
Per
Louis Od
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago Team Struggles as Visitors Dominate Calahan in Blowout
Chicago mistimed fielding and failed to hit Young while the visitors hit Calahan hard, winning easily with attacks in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings. Attendance was 2,540.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Young
Callahan
Philadelphia 5 Detroit 1 in American League clash
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 5 to 1 with strong hitting and seven Detroit errors. Slagle Barry and Hulswitz doubled, Tinker tripled, and Thomas Wolverton Hulswitz stole bases. Frazer White and Menefee dominated on mound, Frazer allowing three runs. Attendance 1,264.
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Philadelphia Seaiesse
Toigei OS Aces Yyees
Philadelphia
Slagle
Barry
Hulswitz
Tinker
Fyers
Thomis
Douglass
Thomas
Wolverton
Chicago
Pleve
Childs
Jennings
Menefee
Frazer
White
Brown
Scores Logged From Regional Gridiron Matchups
Across several matchups reported, Buffalo beat Montreal 9 to 5, Newark stung Jersey City 18 to 5, Rochester defeated Toronto 17 to 3, Toronto edged Rochester 7 to 4, and Providence beat Worcester 6 to 4. The results show varied scoring across cities including Rochester and Providence.
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Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Providence—Worcester
Providence
Worcester
Boston Keeps Pennant Hope Alive Amid Busy Baseball Talk
Pittsburg at the South End this afternoon highlighted a busy day in baseball. Boston leads the series chatter as Cincinnati’s Pittinger threatened, Donlin nears last year form, and Dexter stands eyed by three American League clubs. Moran’s offer discussions, Kelley benched causing uproar, and Zuber Murphy Mulford with Reds writers frame a wide pennant and trading talk.
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Pittsburg
Pittinger
Cincinnati
Donlin
Concord
New York State
Dexter
Nationals
Moran
Kelley
Messie
Zuber
Murphy
Mulford
Reds
Collins
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louis
Dorchester Improvement Councils Convene On Assessments
The United Improvement Council of Dorchester met at 164 Ashmont Street to ease unrest over street improvement assessments. A four member committee reported and three laws passed limiting abutter costs, shifting drainage to the city, and creating a street construction and assessment commission. The group approved revisions for the past six years and extended assessment review to June 27, 1902, with requests to the commission starting with Lonsdale Street abutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Improvement Council of
Dorchester
Ashmont Street
West Roxbury
Roslindale
A. J. Sullivan
Thomas }. Doherty
Dorchester Council
Lonsdale Street
Nolan
Worthington
Savin Hill
Cleveland Beats Baltimore In Slugging Comedy
Cleveland defeated Baltimore 23 to 7 in a slugging game with many errors. Lundboom pitched poorly before being relieved by Joss in the third inning. Bay stood out with strong batting and base running. Two-base hits by Hickman, Joss, Ray, Flick, Lajoie. McCarthy hit a three-base shot. Vic k and Gilbert homered. Stolen bases by Ray, Lajoie, Flick. First baseman walks and errors noted. attendance 2635.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Lundboom
Joss
Bay
Hickman
Ray
Flick
Lajoie
McCarthy
Viick
Gilbert
Smith
Mathison
Lajfoie
Gochnaur
Katoll
Joes
Saxonia Sets New East Boston Record For Voyage
The Cunard steamer Saxonia under Captain Robert C. Warr sails at 10:30 a m from East Boston’s new Cunard pier bound for Queenstown. Her cargo includes about 5500 barrels of apples, the heaviest shipment this year from the port. The ship carries 54 first class saloon, seven second cabin, and 211 steerage passengers.
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Saxonia
Robert C. Warr
Cunard Line
Boston
Queenstown
Walthour to Race Champion for Pace Title
With Harry Elkes out of the paced cycling championship, Albert Champion faces Robby Walthour in a title decided by a two race series. The first 25 mile race will be ridden at Revere next Saturday evening.
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Harry Elkes
Les
Albert Champion
fRobby’ Walthour
Revere
Local cyclists suspended for refusing to ride at Revere Labor Day
Root and Sam Sulkin, two local amateur cyclists, were suspended by the National Cycling Association board of control after they refused to ride at Revere Labor Day citing discontent with the referee’s rulings. Root received 20 days suspension and Sulkin 10 days.
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Kk. KF
Root
Sam Sulkin
Revere Labor Day
Board of Control
National Cycling Association
Euikin
Mrs Young Finds Ruby in Fish Brings Luck Says So
Mrs Mabel Young of Boston, who found a $100 ruby in a pickerel at Lake Sebago, says the stone brings luck. She recounts positive events after the catch, including recovering a lost anniversary pin and a $200 debt payment, and plans to set the ruby in a ring.
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Mabel Young
Boston
Lake Sebago
Mr. Young
New York Wins Hilton Trophy at 1187 total
New York Team from the Empire State set a Hilton trophy match record, totaling 1187 of 1260 at 200 500 and 600 yards. New Jersey placed second with 1124, DC third with 1100, Massachusetts 1076, and Pennsylvania 1076. Hal Leizear and Dr Hudson each scored 191, with Leizear earning highest honors for the longest range.
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Bea Girt
N. J
District of Columbia
New York
Empire State
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
United States Marine Corps
Ohio
United States Army
Department of Mast
Maryland
Heywood
Hilton
Hal H. Leizear
Dr. Hudson
Leizear
Many Reported Missing In Latest Police Notice
A wave of missing persons reports lists A Miller of Clinton a 65 year old man and children from Boston Cambridge Aurora and other towns missing since late August. Individuals include Charles and Henry Brett aged 9 and 12 from 7 Taylor street Harry and Jacob Levy aged 8 and 10 from 157 Warren street Thomas W Kenney missing from 7 Cherry street Cambridge Grace J Ruz aged 10 from 1472 Washingston street Charles M Smith 47 from 2 Winden street John Buckley 12 from 1 Central place andLewis Sylvester 55 from Aurora thought to be in city. Details note clothing and identifiers.
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Boston
A. Miller
Clinton
Mr. Miller
Taylor Street
Charles
Henry Brett
Harry and
Jacob Levy
Warren Street
Thomas W. Kenney
Cherry Street
Cambridge
Lewis Sylvester
Aurora
Ill
G. A. R. Button
Washingston Street
Charles M. Smith
Winden Street
John Buckley
Central Place
Judge Dewey Rules On Profanity And Street Ball
Judge Henry S. Dewey opened the Municipal Criminal Court session with a ruling that arresting for profanity is improper. He also held that tossing a ball in the street is not illegal and that police must use fair suspect identification by lining the person up with others rather than standing him alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Dewey
Municipal Criminal Court
Foster Extradited to Greenwood for Murder Trial
Julian Foster, a Black man, left the jail for Greenwood S C to face murder charges in the killing of Lewis White. Governor Crane had been urged to block extradition over fears of lynching, which Foster dismissed though he dislikes returning. Jessie Reed, his colored sweetheart, visited the jail and lent support by promising funds for his defense.
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Clinton
McMilan
Greenwood
Julian Foster
Lewis White
Foster
Crane
South Carolina
Jessie Reed
Fester
Metropolitan Water Works
Needham Town Hall Corner Stone Laid
Needham marks the laying of the corner stone for its new Town Hall with a Masonic ceremony and a parade. Grand Master Charles F. Gallagher led the event, with several grand officers, town officials, and Newtonville escorts in attendance. The building on Needham Common faced Great Plain avenue is set to cost 55000 dollars.
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Needham
Gethsemane Commandery
K. V
Newtonville
Massachusetts Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Norfolk Lodge
Galen Orr Post
Charles F. Gallagher
Charles A. Skinner
Charles W. Ramsay
Charles H. Green
Daniel H. Taft
William H. H. Soule
Frank W. Mead
Needham Common
Great Plain Avenue
Harvard Man A Life Saver
Harvard sophomore James Corsicadden saved two of four drowning girls at Belmar New Jersey. Life Guards Charlock Thompson and Tucker rowed to assist but strong undertow swept the others away. Corsicadden, in waterlogged clothes, swam to the nearest, held her above water until helpers arrived, then tried to reach the second pair before sinking.
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Belmar
N. J
James Corsicadden
Harvard
Charlock, Thompson
Tucker
Corsicadden
New England Matchups Listed for Local Games
In New England action, Lowell meets Manchester, Nashua faces Concord, Mail River plays Lawrence, and Haverhill battles Dover in a slate of regional games tonight.
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Manchester
Flaverbinl Tee
Lawrence
Concord
Ewes
Dover
Nashua
Eee Enews
Fall River
New England
Lowell
Mail River
Haverhill
Nashua Beats Lawrence 5-2 In Long Game
Nashua defeats Lawrence 5 to 2 behind two hits and a Ross wild pitch for the winning run. Lawrence's scoring came on a timely Ross single. Two-base hit by Wiley, stolen base Jordan, double plays by Wiley and Cameron. Demont unassisted. Walks to Labelle and Ross, hit by pitch Bannon, strikeouts Labelle and Ross, wild pitch by Ross. Time 2 hours 13 minutes. Attendance 100.
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Lawrence
Nashua
Ross
Wiley
Jordan
Cameron
Labelle
Bannon
Bradley
Haverhill Downs Lowell 7 to 1 In Valley League Game
Haverhill defeated Lowell 7 to 1 in an unexciting afternoon game. Deininger allowed one earned run while Cassidy reached first base and scored Lowell’s lone run. March starred at third for Haverhill as the locals built a lead with timely hits and fielding. Attendance 700 as Umpire Ryan presided over the quick affair.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Deininger
Cassidy
Naverhill
March
Flaverhill
Ieee
Manchester Defeats Dover In Last Series Game
Manchester defeated Dover 5 to 1 in Dover as they hammered four runs in the second inning and two more in the fifth. The game closed the series between the two teams with Manchester capitalizing on timely hits and Dover errors. Runners, bases, and pitchers are noted with key plays including two base hits by Rapp Swander and Shires, and defensive double plays. Attendance was about 200, umpire Hassett officiated.
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Rapp
Swander
Shires
Gusheen
Clark
Cote
Nolan
Whiting
Nevers
Burbage
Webber
Bishop
Hassett
Louisville Mayor Says He Will Not Interfere In Boxing Fight
Charles T. Grain ger of Louisville, in New York for a visit, says he will not intervene in the McGovern Corbett bout. He notes boxing contests are not illegal in Kentucky and cites Louisville’s history of such performances, asserting neither fighter intends to break the law.
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New York
Charles T. Grainger
Louisville
McGovern-Corbett
Kentucky
McGovern
Sullivan and boxing era tales from old Howard week
Macon Merrick recalls early Sullivan and other sluggers in humorous anecdote at the Howard. J L Sullivan’s misread travel, wine habits, and late rise to wealth are framed with feisty boxing chatter. A note on McGovern Corbett Louisville plans and local boxing festival in Lewiston and Kentucky officials closing with Rob Roy Benton signed.
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Terry McGovern
John Pienig
Butcher Boy
John P. Dunn
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Gomng
Pienizz
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Lundin
Pienie
Harvey Parker
Brockton
Fienie
Nachad
Norbeck
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Kentucky
Louisvile
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Iikely
Evening Telegram
Hockery
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Angela Wins Charter Oak at Hartford in 2:09 pace
Angela Anzella won the Charter Oak stakes at Hartford after two slow heats, taking the race in three straight heats with best time 2:09 1/4. A late accident between Idelita and Hawthorne prompted spectators to rush to the scene. drivers blamed Tozier for fouling Hudson’s sulky, but no horses or drivers were injured. Direct Nial won the 2:30 pace in straight heats at 2:06, with Greenline second. other heats featured Prince Selma, Golden, Silver Glow, and Don Riley rounding out the field.
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Anzella
Charter Oak
Idelita
Hawthorne
Eeach
Tozier
Hudson
Nial
Greenline
Hal
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Fula Mac
Scott Hudson
Prince Selma
Golden
Silver Glow
Hal Fry
Billy H
Don Riley
Goers
Fisher
Beronica
Nashua Fair Pace Trials Bring Surprises at Afternoon Cards
A large Nashua crowd saw shifting results in the 2:15 pace with Airline leading early before Annie M. and William I. claimed heats amid best 2:14 1 4. The 2:30 pace favored Douglas after Red Line faltered. Doble trailed The Goat to second. In the 2:28 pace The Aristocrat won all three heats with a best 2:19 1-4.
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N. H
Nashua Fair
Airline
Annie M
William I
Red Line
Douglas
Brewster
Fitch
Doble
Aristocrat
Noted New York horseman George WwW. Bishop dies in Auburn
George WwW. Bishop, a renowned New York horseman who bought horses for millionaires for many years, died in Auburn Maine at noon today. He was 86 years old.
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Auburn
George
Bishop
New York
Irish League Meets in Boston electorate on new president
The Boston central branch of the United Irish League met at the American House with about 20 members. Michael P Curran presided as the outgoing president M P Curran was succeeded by Thomas Riley a well known lawyer. Officers elected included vice president Dr P J Timmins secretaries John O Callaghan and D P Sullivan treasurer Colonel Roger Scannell and multiple honorary vice presidents led by Mayor P A Collins and a long list of names. Receipts totaled 6685.60 with disbursements 6318.30 including 4000 sent to Ireland leaving a 376.30 balance.
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United Irish League
American House
Michael P. Curran
Ireland
M. P. Curran
Thomas Riley
Riley
Roger Scannell
T. J. Dillon
D. P. Sullivan
P. A. Collins
William J. Cronin
J. J. Lynch
Thomas Sproules
Michael Mains
Mark H. Crehan
John Cavanagh
P. H. Costello
W. C. Loftus
Joan S. Concannon
John P. Lane
Martin Roche
William J. Burke
P. J. Sliney
P. J. Burke
John O’bergin
M. J. Cunniff
P. A. Murray
M. J. Hickey
William F. Henderson
Dr. Sheridan
Charles Coleman
Salem golfers beat Magnolia team 12 to 6
Salem Golf Club hosted a match game at its links against Kettle Cove Club of Magnolia. Salem won with a 12 to 6 victory, reflecting solid play from both sides in the afternoon contest.
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Salem
Salem Golf Club
Kettle Cove Club
Magnolia
Alaska lecture closes Old South course
The closing lecture in the Old South course for youths will be held this afternoon at the Old South Meeting House. Mr. George G. Walkins, president of the Old South Historical Society, will discuss Alaska.
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Old South
Old South Meeting House
George G. Walkins
Old South Historical Society
Alaska
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