Pilgrims Shut Out by New York in Doubleheader at Huntington
New York, leaders of the league, defeated Boston 6 0 in the first game and 1 0 in the second at Huntington Avenue. Orth held Boston to no hits in the second game nine strikeouts. Conroy led New York with a double and two runs while Keeler Chase and Williams contributed in the first game. Attendance topped 8000 despite raw football weather.
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Murder in hotel after Gans Nelson quarrel in Lockport
Joseph Lynch aged 28 died after a companion kicked him in the head during a dispute over the Gans Nelson prize fight. John Cowdery aged 40 is alleged to have killed Lynch. he is under arrest. The incident occurred in a hotel about a mile west of Gasport early today.
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Louise E. Wins Local Cup at Readville Meet
The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston offered 18 cups with Louise E. the only local winner. Gracie Kellar led in free for all trotting, while Andrew Crawford's Invader upset hopes in that event. New York, Syracuse, and Cleveland clubs each claimed cups as records fell and drivers shone.
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Nealon triumphs in Dolphin stake at Sheepshead Bay
Nealon a 12 to 1 shot wins the Dolphin stakes one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay, beating favorite Cottontown by a head. Fountainblue at 7 to 20 wins the Partridge six furlongs. P N Civill bid up Wes to 2500 dollars to claim him after the second race. Four favorites won.
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Lynching Fear Ends as Police Intervene in Tompkinsville
A quarrel over the Gans Nelson fight led to a white man and a colored man named James Marbine shooting Charles Curry in the thigh. A crowd sought to lynch Marbine, but two policemen arrived, and he was jailed without further incident. Curry sustained non life threatening injuries.
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Mike Twin Posts $1000 for Fight With Gans
Butte Mont September 4 Mike Twin Sullivan posted $1000 as a for a bout with Joe Gans. The Butte Athletic Club wired Gans offering a $6000 purse for the fight.
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Twin) Sullivan
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Philadelphia Beats Washington 10 to 3 in Baseball Clash
Philadelphia bats score ten runs on loose Washington defense as Davis stars with key hits. Davis, L Cross, Wakefield lash two bases and Davis clears bases with a three-base hit in the seventh. Seibold and Warner used in late innings as Philadelphia wins and Smith, Hardy, and Kitson toil on the mound.
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Nelsons Manager Seeks Rematch After Narrow Defeat
Gans beat Nelson in a long bout with a disputed low punch that the manager says altered the result. He plans another fight on the same terms to prove who is the better fighter and believes Nelson could have lasted longer in the late rounds.
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Gans Claims Bribe in Nelson Fight Controversy
Nov 4 report says neither Gans nor Nelson stirred this morning while Nelson stays indoors due to injuries. Gans plans a San Francisco trip for a possible theater engagement and claims a $25,000 offer to throw the bout. He accuses Nelson of a deliberate foul and notes his own hand injury would have worsened without a broken bond. Jimmy Britt offers to fight either Gans or Nelson.
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Gans Wins Popular Victory in Goldfield Bout
Joe Gans, weighing under 133 pounds, defeats Battling Nelson in 42 rounds at Goldfield Nev to retain the lightweight title. The result is broadly popular despite race and Nelson's controversial tactics, with Nolan's management cited as a key factor in Gans’s underdog aura.
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Baseball News and Comment
Today’s game starts at 3 15 New York visits Huntington avenue White Sox had no game yesterday Highlanders gain a peg Elberfeld suspended 10 days Walworths seek away game Friday Washingtons return Dan Flanagan Boston Unions seek strong foe for next Saturday Dope and league standings noted Labor Day results cited Tenneyites and Collins team contrasted with South Enders.
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Gans-Nelson Fight Draws Town to Goldfield Post Coverage
The Goldfield struggle between Gans and Nelson drew an eager crowd of about 1500 on Monday. The Post led in news with exclusive interviews, pictures, diagrams, and timely updates, outpacing rivals by nearly two minutes.
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Gans Nelson Fight Ends Early as Films Exhausted
Ce a GOLDFIELD Nov Sept 4 It was announced last night that the moving pictures exhausted after the 38th round of the Gans Nelson fight. The concluding rounds will not be shown in the pictures. President Rickard said receipts totaled about $78 000 and 7000 spectators attended the ring. This was the highest prize fight gate in boxing history.
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Elberfeld Suspended Ten Days for Labor Day Attack
Ban Johnson suspended Elberfeld of the New Yorks for ten days after an on field clash with O Loughlin in New York on Labor Day. The Highlanders may be hampered in the race for the flag by the loss of the shortstop who had been warned to curb rowdy tactics.
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Malden Elks Set Field Day at Franklin Park
Malden lodge of Elks plans a full day event at Franklin Park Saugus on October 6 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Features include free dancing in the pavilion baseball games field sports and horse racing. Contests in three classes directed by the Gentlemen's Driving Clubs of Lynn and Dorchester plus an open race for Malden horses.
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