Pennant Race Tightens Between Boston and Baltimore
The pennant race narrows as Boston and Baltimore duel for leadership while New York trails. National League schedules pit Cincinnati and Pittsburgh against rivals as Boston faces Cincinnati at home. The season nears close with crucial games shaping the final standings and possible coast trip plans for managers Selee and Bill Barnie.
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Cincinnati
Boston
A. m
P. m
Pittsburg
Baltimore
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louisville
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
New England
Pirates
Orioles
Giants
Baltimores
Bostons
Detroit
Nichols
Hickman
Selée
Breitenstein
Rhines
Cincie
Selee
Billy Barnie
Brooklyns
Billy
Pat Tebeau
Spiders
New England League title race narrows to Bangor and Fall River
The season tightens as New Ort leads over Brockton while Newport gains, and Brockton loses. Newport tops the table after a Saturday win and Fall River defeats Brockton. The season ends next Saturday with Newport facing three home and three away games, Brockton four away and four home. Pawtucket is projected to finish third.
Cincinnati and Pawtucket Exhibit in Providence
In Providence on September 6 livered an exhibition game between Cincinnati and Pawtucket. The contest featured early lineups and notable plays as both teams used the scrimmage to prepare for upcoming schedules.
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Providence
Providence-Providence 17 Wilkes Barre 2
A terse scoreline notes Providence-Providence led 17 to Wilkes Barre at a site in Buffalo Springfield. Buffalo 1 to 2 both teams tally a single point in the brief report.
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Providence
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Springfield
MccoY Creedon Contest Heads to Missouri
A St Louis report says Creedon McCoy boxing bout and other major matches may be staged in Missouri. Judge Withrow ruled the breeders law constitutional guarding tracks and plain contests. Dan Stuart plans an arena at Mexico, Missouri with rail links to major cities.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Withrow
Dan Stuart
Mexico
Chicago & Alton
Wabash
Boxing Gossip of the Week Bout Lineup
Boxing seems to brighten as cold weather nears with bouts planned over the next four weeks. McCoy-Ryan will be covered in detail tomorrow. Griffo at Athens, Penn, may draw a draw. Dixon likely defeats Gardner in Rochester. Butler seen beating Purcell. other cards list twenty and ten round fights across multiple cities.
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Rafe Sharp
Bob Douglass
St. Louis
Mike Farragher
Pete Sheehan
Pittsburg
Pete Everett
Billy Woods
Denver
George Kerwin
Schultz
Chicago
Oscar Gardner
Tommy Dixon
Rochester
N. Y
Black Griffo
Harry Kyle
Billy Needham
Jim McKeever
Mike Dempsey
Joe Ellingsworth
Greenpoint A C
Brooklyn
Ed Daily
S. Sullivan
Gem City A. C
Auburn
Larry McDonald
M. Duke
Washington, D. C
Joe Butler
Frank Purcell
Howard Wilson
Dan McConnell
Young Farrell
Young Cal McCarthy
Tom Williams
Jack McDonald
Quaker City A. C
Philadelphia
Louder Campbell
Crockey Boyle
Charley McKeever
Griffo
Martin Judge
Young Smyrna
Olympic A. C
Kid McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Empire A. C
Syracuse
Jimmy O'Leary
George Plante
Wheeling
W. Va
Jim McCormack
Bob Armstrong
Penn
Tom Broderick
Frank Casey
Harry Peterson
Harry Apfel
Frank Evans
Jimmy Johnson
New York
Polo A. C
McCoy-Ryan
Dreamland
California
Smith
Harry Peppers
George V. Tuohey
Boxing Lessons Offered by CODFREY at 14 Hanover St
CODFREY, ROF. CEO and boxing teacher, offers six lessons at 14 Hanover Street Boston. Terms are reasonable and flexible.
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ROF
Codfrey
Hanover St
Boston
Cracks to Race at Mystic for 4 Purse
SAUGUS OPENS TODAY with a 600 dollar purse for four entries. The event promises fast racing and a competitive field as Mystic track hosts the opening card.
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Mystic
Pacing Stars and Mystic Park Race Set for Saturday
UAHSMEN ACTIVE In Trim for Today's Big Re patta features a 600 purse heat lineup at Mystic Park with Monopole Dr Wood Miss Finlay Hal Crago La Honda Winfield Peter Turney and The Dude. Star Pointer and Joe Patchen race at Mystic Park next Saturday amid watchful hopes for New England’s best.
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Pacing Kings
Mystic
Monopole
Dr. Wood
Miss Finlay
Hal Crago
la Honda
Winfield
Peter Turney
the Dude
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Gentry
Mystic Park
New England
West
Columbus
Son
Brown Hat
Hartford
Amateur teams seek weekend games with youth clubs across Boston area
A flood of notices from 10 to 18 year old clubs asks for matches on Saturdays and elsewhere. Teams such as the B B J, Laurels of Chelsea, Ferrins of Charlestown, Young St Catherines, Lindens of Cambridge, and many others request games with specific age groups, offering half expenses, guarantees, or preferred opponents. Addresses span Somerville, Chelsea, Charlestown, Cambridge, Roxbury, East Cambridge, South Boston, Dorchester, and the North End, with matchups against 10 to 18 year olds and some notes on venue or grounds.
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M. Mack
Chernot Street
Somerville
Laurels of
Chelsea
Fred Dean
Walnut Street
Ferrins
Charlestown
E. Hilliard
Bunker Hill Street
Frank Rowe
Tufts Street
Lindens
Cambridge
Humphrey Sullivan
Grant Street
Maleys
Boston
Edward Fitzgerald
Grant Court
Independents
Walnuts
James A. Lane
Baxter Street
South Boston
Willows
Young Victors
J. B. Gibbons
C Street
James Hewley
Henley Street
Eustis Stars
Neal Alexander
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Monitors
East Cambridge
Marion
R. Ambrose
Spring Street
Ashton
Alerts
Shamrocks
E. Tape
Parkman Street
Alpines
B. Nye
Salem Street
City
Woodwards
Gardner
Woodward Street
Klondikers
Joe Geary
Crackerjacks
Daniel Hogan
Carey Street
Red Onions
Beacons
John J. Conlon
Beacon Street
Ferris Club
Nash B. B. C
Daniel Callahan
Pearl Street
John L
Tot” Mason
Winter Street
Milfords
Cornelius Sherridan
Boston Street
South
St. Stephens
B. Gardella
North Street
Dexters
Dorchester
Daniel Desmons
Wheatland Avenue
Dorchester Blues
Codman Grounds
Century Run Success in Every Respect at Newburyport
Open century run of the P C C yesterday over the Newburyport course drew a large entry with two paced divisions. Fast division time was 56 hours 65 minutes amid smooth riding. tandem accident injured Mrs. Kimball but she continued riding. Dozens of names listed for souvenirs, with prizes like bikes, barrels, and period gear awarded to top clubs and riders.
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Newburyport
Massachusetts Avenue
L. P. Land
Vane BE. Files
F. C. Kimball
H. H. Edwards
Milton
Boston
Frank L. Parnham
E. F. Leveren
A. O. McGarrett
E. Bayard Seeley
Cambridge
William Whelpley
Frank Libby
M. L. Borns
B. J. Borns
Medford
G. W. Day
West Medford
Herman Kernard
West Roxbury
Henry E. Ducker
L. W. Conant
James J. Shea
C. A. Moore
Warner Desmond
R. B
L. D. Lasalle
O. D. Dickerman
C. L. Litchfield
E. F. Atwood
D. J. Green
F. M. Tibbetts
Miss May Fay
W. H.morton
A. D. Rice
Winthrop
Co. H. Chick
C. C. Chapman
Thomas B. Knight
Union Street
Lynn
Messrs. Geldert and
Whiton
Metropolitan
Boston- Providence-Worcester
Providence
Worcester
Clarence Lee
A. B. Rich
Warwick
Boylston Street
Gaston Rivierre
New York
Hea
Saugus Entries Show Night Racing Program Details
Saugus entries list for Monday and Tuesday races with 2:21 pacing 400 purse and 2:07 pacing 600 purse plus 2:18 500 trotting and 2:28 trotting 400. Entries include Knapp Forshner Brighton Lucy Stokes and many others from Worcester Boston Readville Mystic Park and more with multiple horse genders and drivers.
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Knapp Forshner
Brighton
Winthrop
the Duke
J. J. Bowen
Mystic Park
M. Refina
B. H. Demarest
Readville
B. G
Prince Alert
J. M. Galvin
Vassarme Ee Noble
Agt
Hartford, Conn., B. G. N . Cc. H. Ames
Waltham
B. G. Barneyook
Lucy B. Eaton
Rochester
Syracuse
N. Y
J. W. Kennedy
Franklin Falls
N. H
B. G. Machado
John Cheney
Gr. m. Dixinette
Lyle Sterling
B. m
Kendrick & Moulton
Worcester
Ella C
BP. Lease
M. Jane
J. H. Carmichael
Springfield
B. G. Clifford
Annie
B. m. Lorene
John Alden
F. W. Noble
Hartford
Conn
B. m. Georgianne
Thomas Donelan
Holyoke
B. G. Ronald
Grrhea & Moulton
B. G. Gold Ug
C. Bulman
Hudson
Roy K
F. Drinkwater
Bonnie Oy
B. m. Alyssum
R. M. Durland
Lynn
B. S
Home Farm
B. m. Libby C. Co
W. Merkle
Philadelphia
Penn
Lizzie Myers
R. m. Blue Birdens & Moulton
Baron W. C. Alvord
East Hampton
B. G. Delse
John EB. Skinner
Lawrence
Ornament
L. McEnter
Boston
T. D. McMahon & Edler
Trenton
N. J
General Mercer
John Ker
Nellie McCrory
B. S. Alfondly
W. Aldrich
Fitchburg
Jimmy B. W. O. Foote
Houston
Tex
Kansas
Charles Opdycke
Somerville
Pil F. W. Noble
G. Sterling
A. B. Brownell
Peter Turner
Allen Lowe
B. G. Billy
B. m. Gussie Leonard
Charles O’neil
B. G. Slide
J. H. Nay
Edge
R. M. Robbs
Jim Crow
Mason Farm
Taunton
Mass
B. G. Kurburn
J. J. Collins
Westerly
J. B. Palmer
Br. m
Betsy Bugle
B. G. Miller Boy
D. Woodward
Nashua
B. m. Ethel R. J. J. Hicks
R. m. Cora P. Nap Forschner
B. m. Neliie
R. R. B. Collins
Matic Park
Uncle Martin
R. BE. Collins
Laury F. Sullivan
G. & Eraprvine
C. Mayberry
Mine
B. G. Parlo
RK. M. Durland
B. m. Lassie
W. ©. Alvord
Easthampton
Woman Sues Bakers for 10000 Over Bicycle Crash
Miss Leah A Terhune of 802 Bloomfield Street Hoboken sues Wilhelm Kavelich bakers at 231 Washington Street for 10000 after a wagon collision on Garden Street fractured her arm knee and rib and doctors warn of possible permanent disability.
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New York
Leah A. Terhune
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Wilhelm & Kavelich, Bakers
Washington Street
Emmets Field Day Opens With Championship Clash in Boston
Field day events at Somerville Y M C A grounds start this forenoon with a Chelsea championship game between the Hartford Stars and Emmets arriving at 12 30. A 100 side bet, Gaelic program in South Boston, and rival purses of 100 plus 100 accompany tug of war and hurley matches. Events at Centennial Grove Essex include two mile race with Tinder and Conneff, dory race among Sussex men, play-out youth contests, and a 25th Nonpareil picnic at Highland Lake with ball games prizes 2 and 20. Knights of Malta Bethany Commandery field day Caledonian Grove West Roxbury and Building Trades Council amateur games at Oak Island round out the program.
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Emmets
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Chelsea
Hartford Stars
Hartford
Boston
Hibernian
O’keefe
South Boston Athletic Association
South Boston
Garryowens
Cambridge
O’connells
O’day
Centennial Grove
Essex
St. Joseph
Beverly
Graves
Marblehead
Highland Lake
Bethany Commandery No
Knights of Malta
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
The
Building Trades Council
Oak Island
Gregan, Burke and
Long
Scotch Picnic At Spy Pond Arlington Attracts Big Crowd
Today features a Scotch picnic at Spy Pond Arlington with top athlete Gideon Pierre aiming for a new mark in shot put and hammer. Tug of war pits Clan Campbell Chelsea against Clan McGregor Quincy and others as 1000 clansmen march from Eliot Street toward Bowdoin Square. Five mile race expected to draw strong entries including Carroll, McGonnigle, Rushforth, Hjertberg and Franklin with 3912 laps noted for the long track.
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Spy Pond
Arlington
Gideon Pierre
Clan Campbell
Chelsea
Clan McGregor
Quincy
McKenzie No. 2
Boston
Malcolm
Bowdoin Square
Grove
Pawtucket
R. I
Pat Carroll
McGonnigle
Rushforth
Hjertberg
H. Franklin
Carroll
Walter Christie
Johnny Mack
Interclub team pursuit trials set for Charles River Park meet
PCC team trains for interclub pursuit at Charles River Park after irregular practice. Selection hinges on debut riders due to rules against track experience. Main event features McDuffee Hamilton pace trial, Johnson Butler, Barnaby Elkes showdowns, with entries strong and park meet expected to set records.
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Charles River Park
Massachusetts B. C
Tiger Roadsters
Hamilton
McDuffee
John S. Johnson
Nat Butler
Tom Barnaby
Harry Elkes
Labor agitator Harry Lloyd on coal strike across states
Boston Common heard Harry Lloyd discuss the West Virginia and Pennsylvania coal strike. He cited varying wage asks, harsher mining conditions in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and the role of 6000 Kanawha Valley workers out on strike. Lloyd noted 55 percent of miners are Black and warned injunctions threaten peace. a mass meeting in Boston will raise food for starving miners and protest court injunctions.
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Boston Common
Harry Lloyd
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Columbus
Ratchford
Dilcher
Webber
Kanawha Valley
New River
Flat Top
Pocahontas
United States
Boston
Sunday Ball Games Result Summary
In Buffalo Buffalo and Springfield played to an 18 apiece finish with the game called in the ninth. At Syracuse Syracuse defeated Toronto 19 to 8.
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Buffalo
Springfield
Syracuse
Toronto
Building Trades Council Picnic at Oak Island Grove
The Building Trades Council of Boston holds its annual picnic today at Oak Island Grove in Revere. An open amateur athletic tournament features 70 plus competitors including Tom Burke and John F. Cregan of the New York Athletic Club, Maxwell Long, Frank Quinlan, and Harvard’s Dick Grant. Handicaps for the team race list scratch for All-America and various yard advantages for East Boston, Charlesbank, Cambridgeport, and South Boston clubs.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
Lynn Rowing and Athletic Association
Bradford
Springfield
Bradfords
Patsey Berkeley
Joe Maguire
Flemming
L. Brignoli
John L
Harvard
Alanta
Riversides
Horgan
O’brien
Billie
O’leary
Union
Cumberland
Portland
Smith
Millstreams
Crystal Lake
Joe Whitehead
Young Ten Eyck
Building Trades Council of Boston
Oak Island Grove
Revere
New York Athletic Club
Tom Burke
John F. Cregan
Maxwell Long
Frank Quinlan
Fordham College
Dick Grant
Harvard College
New England
East Boston
A. A
Charlesbank A. A
Cambridgeport Gym
South Boston A. A
Tale of awful cruelty on James W. Elwell ship
Waldemar Petersen sues Captain Robert H. Goodman of the Bath Maine clipper James W. Elwell for 1000 alleging brutal treatment. Petersen was knocked down with brass knuckles gash to head and face broken nose nine and suspended by rope with handcuffs while a dog attacked his leg. An affidavit by seaman William Gonsalves supports the claims. The suit follows Seamen's Union actions against brutal captains.
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New York
Robert H. Goodman
James W. Elwell
Bath
Waldemar A. Petersen
Elwell
Goodman
Petersen
William Gonsalves
Seamen's Union
Pope Returns From Europe Aims For Market Stability
Colonel Albert A. Pope president of Pope Manufacturing Company and A G Spalding sailed home to New York on the Paris after a European trip. They described the journey as a pleasure cruise. Pope noted a demoralized foreign bicycle trade and predicted fewer firms on both sides of the water. He denied rumors of a chainless wheel combination and said the cost of chainless machinery would keep it from replacing chain driven bikes. Pope departed for Boston later Saturday.
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Albert A. Pope
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia Bicycle
Paris
New York
A. G. Spalding
Colonel Pope
Pope
Boston
Bicycle Notes Parade in Lynn Mer chants Oct 5
The Lynn Merchants Association hosts an illuminated bicycle parade Tuesday evening October 5 led by Stiles's Military Band. Prizes include an 1897 Columbia bicycle donated by Pope Manufacturing, a silver loving cup, a mantel clock, and a banquet lamp for winning costumes and decorations.
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Lynn Merchants’ Association
Stiles
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
Sugar Tests Changed Under New Tariff Regulations
Treasury Department issues updated rules for sampling and classifying imported sugars and molasses under the new tariff law. Replaces old 1883 provisions with mandatory resampling, standardized instruments, and a two-tenths of one percent agreement rule for classification. Warranted by Treasury solicitor opinion. coauthored by chemists, Internal Revenue, and Coast and Geodetic Survey experts.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Treasury
Agricultural Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Burglary Suspect Alfred Moulton Arrested at Bradford Street
Alfred Moulton aged 60 colored of 18 Bradford Street was arrested yesterday for breaking into the residence of Alexander Lantier at 196 Dartmouth Street. He faces a charge of intent to commit larceny.
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Alfred Moulton
Bradford Street
Alexander Lantier
Dartmouth Street
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