Yankees Fall 12-1 as Mec Guire's Bostons Dominate
On Labor Day at Hilltop, Deacon Jim Mec Guire and the Boston team routed the Yankees 12 to 1 in a delayed doubleheader opener. Cy Young pitched well for New York despite rain and mud, clubs ferried by Ferris with a long left field homer driving in two. About 10,000 fans attended amid damp conditions hoping for better weather.
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Cleveland and St. Louis Each Get a Game
Cleveland and St Louis each gained a win in a tense matchup with errors shaping the score. Clarke hit a two base, Stone a three base hit, and Yeager Wallace delivered sac bunts as Joss and Howell worked the mound.
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Detroit Splits Doubleheader With White Sox
A large crowd watched Detroit and Chicago split a doubleheader with Detroit taking the nightcap. Notable plays included two-base hits by Crawford Donohue and Hickman, a three-base hit by Killian, and stolen bases by Cobb and Dougherty. Pitchers Smith Fiene Owen and Killian combined for varied innings with multiple runs allowed. Umpires were Evans and Hurst.
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Portland Pine Tree games lead to split results
In morning action Portland Pine Tree teams split with Portland scoring 5 in the first game and 7 in the second to reach 12 total. In Biddeford Bangor swept the pair, taking 11 to 7 in the morning and 2 to 1 in the afternoon.
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Eagles A C defeat Webster A C 8 to 3 at Glen Street grounds
Eagle A C of Somerville defeated Webster A C of Chelsea yesterday morning by 8 to 3. Battery work by Al Scanland and G List highlighted the game with Burke's base running and J Clark's hitting noted. Umpire W Shriner.
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Rockport Tops Beverly 5 3 In North Shore Battle
More than 2000 fans watched Rockport defeat Beverly 5 to 3 this morning. Hazelton pitched for Beverly but Rockport collected most of the runs as both teams played a clean fielding game in a brisk north shore contest.
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Local Soccer Scores And Rain Postponement
Holyoke defeats Springfield 6 to 0 while New Haven beats Bridgeport 6 to 0. Waterbury edges Hartford 3 to 0. New London Norwich game postponed due to rain.
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Walsh Defeats Erlenborn in Ten-Round Chelsea Bout
Jimmy Walsh of Newton, premier bantamweight, outpointed Denver’s Young Erlenborn over ten rounds at Winnisimmet A. C. in Chelsea. Walsh’s faster, cleverer boxing kept the lead, despite a late wrist sprain that let Erlenborn threaten a grandstand finish. Preliminaries featured Rawson over Bates and McKinnon over Grant. Myers edged Nadeau. next week Donahue meets Deshler.
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Young Erlenborn
Denver
Winnisimmet A. C
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Winnisimmet Club
Boston
Erlenborn
Walsh
Newton Boy
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East Boston
al Bates
Cambridge
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Jack Grant
Grant
McKinnon
Henry Myers
Charlestown
Eddie Nadeau
Myers
Young Donahue
Dave Deshler
Tom Longboat Defeated by Buffalo Amateurs
In heavy conditions at Kenilworth Park Buffalo amateurs R Hadley H Coward and C Kenerson beat Tom Longboat, the Onondaga Indian runner from Toronto. Hadley trailed early but surged, Coward closed to 10 yards by mile two, and Kenerson overtook to win by 75 yards on the final leg of the three mile event.
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Lynn Club Regatta At Nahant Delights Winds
The Lynn Yacht Club Labor Day regatta at Nahant featured a lively race off Bass Point under Y R A M auspices. Wind shifted from southeast and grew stronger through the afternoon as yachts pushed along the outside course.
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Rhode Island Firemen's Muster Highlights Eight Prizes
The seventh annual muster of the Rhode Island Firemen's League held in Warren features 17 hand tubs competing for eight prizes. Leading entries include Fire King of Pawtuxet, Star of Cranston, King Philip of Bristol, Matick Naticoco, Mechanics Warren, Ocean Knightville, Gaspee Providence, and River Point.
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Lowell Brockton Tie In Ten Innings
Dowell and Brockton played 10 innings to a 5 5 tie as rain halted the morning game. Donovan led the hitting for both sides with several strong at bats. Kane hit a home run for Brockton, while Murch and Catterson contributed key hits in a tightly contested matchup.
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Lynn 8 Lawrence 2 in morning baseball game
Lynn won the morning game at Lawrence 8 to 2, using a second inning rally off Gatcomb. Adler doubled and Killian singled to start the inning, with Bannon and others contributing to the spread. Connaughton Adler and Briggs tallied for Lynn. Lawrence's gains were limited by strong pitching and fielding.
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New Bedford Edges Fall River In Tight 3 2 Bid
New Bedford defeats Fall River 3 to 2 in the first game of the eighth inning. Valdois Danzig Morris Messenger Austin drive runs. Kehoe Delave Connor Dracher contribute as defensive plays and miscues shape the win. Elliott faces 4 and De lave near 40 minutes officiated by Merritt with stolen bases by Kehoe and Valdois and a wild pitch by De lave.
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Papke Quickly Stops Sullivan In Mesmerizing Bout
In Methuen Bill Papke of Spring Valley Ill stunned Tommy Sullivan Law rence middleweight with a rapid two minute knockout under light rain. Referee Maffit Flaherty counted Sullivan out after Papke delivered a series of precision punches. Earlier Denny Ryan defeated Al Bates in six rounds.
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Charter Oak Park Races Postponed By Rain
A drenching rain forced the postponement of the grand circuit races at Charter Oak Park, Hartford. The program shifts to tomorrow with the Charter Oak trot for a $10,000 purse highlighted on the postponed card.
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Erin's Hope Defeats Hibernians in Gaelic Football Clash
A Gaelic football match at Locust street grounds saw Erin's Hope lead Hibernians 1 3 to 0 at halftime amid wet, poor track conditions. The card included ties and fast wins among Branches, a New England hurling final won by Young Irelands 3 9 to 2 5, plus dancing and organized by J J Reynolds and P J Larkin with referees Michael Riley and John Cronin.
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Women Witness Boxing at Kerry Men’s Outing in Mattapan
At Rugby Grove Roxbury boxers Young Casey and Kid Sweeney opened the bouts, followed by Kenney brothers Lefty and Dan. The crowd of women watched in mixed astonishment and excitement as blows landed, a timekeeper halted early, and blood was spilled, with youngsters and teens witnessing their first live fight.
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Young" Casey
Kid” Sweeney
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Quakers Find Locals Too Fast For Them
The Tenneyites beat the Phillies 2 to 1 in a brisk morning game. Bridwell and Lindaman starred in the field while Dave Brain hammered a long homer to even the score, and Knabe answered with a Phillies homer in the opening inning. Moren kept Boston hitless for long stretches as Lindaman and the defense held firm through four frames. Rain forced a double header schedule for the next day with Pfeffer Young vs Sparks Corridon slated for the teams.
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St Louis shuts out Chicago in pennant race sweep
In a doubleheader today St Louis defeated Chicago 6 to 0 and 9 to 0 sealing the lead. Fromme and Lush pitched brilliantly. The second game ended in darkness after the seventh inning. Fraser batted for Talay in the eighth. Molly and Opstetter each hit two bases.
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Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati 5–4 on Wagner Three-Base Hit
Pittsburg won the morning game 5 to 4 against Cincinnati led by a three base hit by Wagner in the fifth inning. Camnits pitched a strong game for Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn-Giant Game Ends In Tie At Darkness
Interborough rivals Brooklyn and New York battled in a 18 inning pitchers duel at Volo grounds. Bell and Ames pitched well with the game finally halted by darkness at 0 0 after 18 innings. Brown was hit by a batted ball and batted for Ames in the 13th. Casey Devlin Sacrifice hits Seymour stolen base.
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Lynn Horses Win Interclub Meet at Medford
The Dorchester and Lynn driving clubs raced at Combination Park Medford yesterday afternoon. Lynn won nine of 16 races and led 56 to 44 on points. The fastest time was posted by Lynn mare Lady Laurin in 1 05.
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Lynn Club
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Nealon Wins Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Nealon, backed by B. Dubois with 14000 dollars, led from the start to win the Twin City handicap at Sheepshead Bay a mile and a quarter. The victory netted 11700 for Nealon as he stretched clear to win by six lengths, with odds of 6 to 1. Lawrence P. Daley, an added starter at 30 to 1, captured the autumn maiden by a half length over Jim Gaffney.
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B. Dubois
Saratoga
Sheepshead Bay
Lawrence P. Daley
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Free Medical Treats For The Sick In Three Cities
Announcement offers free patient care every morning from 9 to 10 at multiple offices in Haverhill Salem and Boston. He advertises extraordinary diagnosis and remarkable cures for chronic and obscure diseases described without questions.
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