Braves to Play in Cuba in November Series
The Braves, led by Arthur Devlin, plan a November tour in Cuba facing three Havana teams. Rariden Per due Donnelly Tyler Hess Dickson Bridwell McDonald Jackson Jake Daubert John Hummel Gowdy are listed, with Tyler or Hess in right field when not pitching. The squad sails from New York around November 1 for 12 games in four weeks.
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New York
Braves
Cuba
Havana
Arthur Devlin
Giants
Rariden
Perdue
Donnelly
Tyler
Hess
Dickson
Bridwell
McDonald
Jackson
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
John Hummel
Gowdy
Devlin
Senor Hermanez
Peter F. Kelley
Mike Murphy Signs Five Year Penn Contract
Philadelphia reports that Mike Murphy the renowned athletic trainer for the University of Pennsylvania has signed a five year agreement to continue in his role. Murphy led American athletes at the Stockholm Olympic games and will remain in charge at the university.
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Mike Murphy
Philadelphia
Mike” Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Stockholm
Fogel Protest Overcing Game With New York 8 to 1
President Fogel of the Philadelphia National League club protested to President Lynch after the first game with New York, an 8 to 1 defeat. He argued umpire Rigler illegally ruled Sherwood Magee out after Wilson dropped the ball while running down the left field in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
Fogel
Philadelphia National Club
Lynch
New York
Rigler
Sherwood Magee
Wilson
Felder
Cabel Captures 2 18 Pace at Maine State Fair
Cabel from Pine Tree stables of Lewiston won the 2:18 stake pace the feature race on the Maine State Fair closing day. The 2:22 and 2:23 events also went to straight heats. Tilley, after a rough first heat, swept the next three to win the 2:23 stake trot.
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Lewiston
Cabel
Pine Tree Stables
Buty Tilley
Lowell Gains On Lawrence In Twinbill
Lowell defeats Brockton 4-1 in the first game and 8-2 in the second as Clemens, Gaw, and May D. star. Maybohm limits Brockton to five hits in game one while Shears gives up three passes in the eighth of game two. Clemens steals home for the winning run in the opener.
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New England
Lowell
Brockton
Maybohm
Shears
Clemens
O. AE
Boerees
Das
Beroff
Balle
Botm
Spheches
Anderson
Grockton
Merritt
Stafford
Som
Dee
Gaw
Monahan
Ubllworth
Zelaer
Pfeffer
Halstein
Lavigne
DeGroff
Maloney
Howard
O’dowd
Basle
Zeiser
Ellsworth
Moe
Evaneahtaet
J. Countie & Co
Les Street
State
Rom Co Court
Boston
Samuel H. Hudson
New Bedford shuts out Lawrence in pitchers' duel
New Bedford defeated New England league leaders Lawrence 2 to 0 in a pitchers' battle. O'Connell stood out with a steal of second and third and a squeeze play score, while errors by Cargo and Slattery aided Lawrence.
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New England
Lawrence
Mass
New Bedford
Cargo
Slattery
O’connell
Lynn defeats Haverhill 8 to 2 on five-hit day
Haverhill held to five hits as Lynn tops Haverhill 8 2. Strands steals home in first inning. Ponts and errors listed for both teams with pitchers Johnson Ham Court and others noted in box.
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Haverhill
Ham
Lynn
Strands
INN Haverhill
A.E
A.E. Orcutt
Campbell
OjPerkins
OlJohnson
New England Fair Racers Divide $3000 Purses
Worcester reports the New England fair Greendale track events shared $2000 among winners. Saranac with M. J. Healey of West Lynn won the 2 30 trot and the largest purse. Star Lilly Binger owned and driven by William O’Neill of Lexington won the 2 20 pace after four heats. the 2 15 trot and 2 15 pace also used four heats to decide money takers.
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Worcester
New England Fair
Greendale
Saranac
M. J. Healey
West Lynn
Star Lilly Binger
William O'Neill
Lexington
Death notices and birth marriage listings from Boston area, Sept 1912
Funeral notices for Bagley Bartusch Beecy Burke Callaghan Clarke Cole Doherty Doolan Erickson Fennell Gallison Glynn Keating Kinsley Hagberg Harkins Hunt Lannon Mains McLoughlin Napier Toohig Welch Young. This column lists names, ages where given, residences, funeral times, churches and burial details with invitations to relatives and friends.
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Bagley
Boston
Alexander
Lexington Street
Incy
Victoria
Jamaica Ain
Forest Hille Chapel
Beecy
Florence Eilisabeth
Joseph Beecy
Elisabeth
Louis FF
Burke
Southam
Patrick
Catherine Burke
Lee
D Street
Andover
Mass
M. Doherty
Brighton
Ann M. Doherty
Henry
Bowen
Bennett Street
St. Columbine’s Church
Market Street
Doolan
Roxbury
Helen B
James J
Helen E. Doottin
Donahoe
Washington Street
Erickson
Selma Erickson
Salberg’s Chapel
Tremont Street
Fennell
James Bernard Fennell
Catherine Fennell
Drinan
John Fennell
Owens
Clifton Street
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park Street
New Calvary Cemetery
Gallison
Dorchester
Bowdoin Avenue
William
Glynn
Ellen
Keeran Flynn
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s
Randolph
Hagberg
Homeopathic Hospital
Lydia Mathilda Hagberg
Medford
Harkins
John
Marjorie
Trick Harkins
Falmore
James McLaughlin
Webster Street
Hunt
Somerville
Addie C
Frank A. Hunt
Woodlawn Chapel
Everett
Lannon
James H
Mary A. Lannon
Buttonwood Treet
Fern
St. Margeret
New Enary
Order of Heptasophs and Bartenders’ Union
Mains
Agnes Mains
Neral
L Street
M’loughlin
Revere
Arthur T
Odiena Melin
Library Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Beach Street
Napier
Jamaica Plain
Margaret Napier
Callahan
John Napier
Bakercourt
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Toohig
South Boston
Margaret M
John J. Toobig
Hennessey
Ellery Street
St. Monica’s Church
New Calvary
Welch
Jane
Thomas Elch
Jamaica Street
Pridey
St. Thomas’ Church
Young
Louise May
Frederick W
Annie T. Young
Todd
Bennington Street
Giants Sweep Doubleheader In Philadelphia Finishes
New York won 8 to 1 and 4 to 2 in a twin bill. Seaton shutout the Giants until the fifth. seven singles sparked a six run inning. Becker hit a homer and Murray triple sparked the other. Merkle provided a ninth inning homer to seal the second game victory.
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Philadelphia
New York
Seaton
Murray
Alexander
Snodprone
Aingts
McCormick
Becker Angle
Merkle
Devore
Ciceos AB
Becker
Ee Doyle
Eeeegerté
Liaoce Merkle
Seoss Wilson
Crees
McCorm
AB. R
PO. Paskert
Loseos
Cravath
Erus
Walshe Doolan
Ames
meCormick
Penodee
Abelphia
York
Lee le Pee
After Two Flags The Jacksonville pennant effort in Sally League
The Jacksonville team won the first half pennant in the Sally league and avoided a post season by not winning the second half. They kept battling hard for the second half pennant and showed square play.
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Jacksonville
Record-Setting Steals by Ollie Nicholson in Blue Grass League
Ollie Nicholson of Salem Indiana led the Frankfort Blue Grass league with 10 stolen bases in 15 games. The note recalls Harry Stovey’s 156 steals in 140 games in 1887 as a historical benchmark.
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Ollie Nicholson
Salem
Ind
Frankfort
Ollie
Harry Stovey
Bresnahan Seeks Ban On Women In Baseball Skirts
Bresnahan urges national commission to bar women from baseball claiming skirts have no place in the business end of the game.
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Bresnahan
National Commission
Jack YFrill Sold From Cincinnati to Buffalo
The player Jack YFrill changes teams from Cincinnati to Buffalo. He appeared once with the Red records, earning a win. He finishes with a pitching average of 1000.
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Jack Yfrill
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Jack
Browns would be an almost all club with these men
Several players names are listed as having passed up by the Browns at various times: Jackson Northern Griggs Killifer and Corriden. The remark suggests the team would be nearly all members if they had them all now.
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Fischer
Marshall & Wendell
New England
Little Gem
Grovestein
I Brambach
Sheffield
Milton
Imperial Pte
Jacob. Bros
Roege
Bradford
Wheeler
Carlton
Pelton
Kroeger
Miller
Hallet & Davis
Pelton Piano CO
Tremont St
Seviano
Anola
Cecelian
Simplex
Angelus
Apollo
Chas. S. Norris
Oe St
Behar
the Post
Satisten
Boston
J. M. Wise
Rosen’s
School St
Boylston St
d&Su
Walnut Park
Eg. Sq
Schubert
Browns
Jackson
Northern
Griggs
Killifer
Corriden
Boston Building Commissioner Hearing for Dorchester Ward 24
Petition asks for use of a 20 horsepower engine at 1167 Washington Street near Dorchester and Pierce Square. Objections must be filed in writing. hearing ordered by Building Commissioner Arthur G. Cea.
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Boston
John Berman
Uesiaton
Banchowt
Philadelphis
Newton
Estate of Henry Abstedt Also Known as Fleur Dixon
Notice of administration of the estate of Henry Abstedt also known as Fleur Dixon in Folk County. Bond given. creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to the administrator Ellen Nabstedt, Admx, Eaton & Y MeKnight, 45 Milian Beston.
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Fienry Abstedt
Fleur Dixon
Sufolk
Asta
Latertate
LLEN
Nabstedt
Admx
Eaton & Y
Miliat
Beston
Acd
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Theatre Stars OF All Nations
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Shults
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Hults
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Eersee
Erkle
Urray
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Leon
Eevee
Ereves Artiey
Eveen Fietcher
Ween
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Hiladelphia
R. BH. TB
PO. A
Lessee
Luderus
Walsh
Ieee
J. Newman & Sons, Corp
Chas. &. Norris
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A. F
Teement St
Oea
Exchange
Uano
Ivers .& Pond Upright
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Gabler
McPhail
Fred Rantine
Berkeley Es
DR. Bates
Cor, Elliot
Lowell St
Efrigerators
Whitman Co
Sullivan
A . Reperhene md
d&Surf
Weymouth
C—O
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Shawmut Ave
Hasten
DEBK
East Weymouth
Aoe
D. Leonard
M. Weiner
Portland St
Hs Suite
Beach St
O. W. Holmes
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Frill A Bison
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Nantucket Sound
Loning Island
Visepard
Metropolitan Steamship
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Great White Steel
Massachusetts & Bunker Hill
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North Side
India Wharf
Washington St
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Queenstown
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State ST. Tel
Boston & Yarmouth S. S. CO
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Font Scotia
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Aavenenes
H. & A. Allan
Warren
Sagamore
Michigan
Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd
Broad St
Fort Hill
Ston St
School OF Dancing
Huntington , Chambers
Tel
Slye
Mass. Ave
R. T
Concord
Gulhane
Everett St
Ridge
Runnin John Martis
Audray Cottage
Short Beach
Winthrop
O. Stott
Peaks Island
C. Bowen
Bowker
Cor
Sudbury St
Gerham Ave
Brookline
American Feather Co
Ver St
Ameren
Bromse
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