Reds Beat Chicago as Batting Sparks Victory
Reds win 4-3 over Chicago with eight runs off Cheney and Stack. Clarke Wickland and Bridwell homered or doubled, Wickland also tripled, while Packard and Lavender pitched in. Rates Groh and Hoblitzell feature on base paths, with errors and double plays noted.
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Final municipal swim meet at Wood Island Park
At Wood Island Park this afternoon at 2 30 p.m the final swimming meet for the season under the Park and Recreation Department will held the character of the meet being similar to that of the final track.
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Park and Recreation Department
Post Season Series to Decide Boston Baseball Honors
The Boston Americans and Boston Nationals will contest a seven game post season series overseen by the National Commission. Umpires and financial officials will be appointed by the commission, with boards at each park and megaphone announcers detailing in inning by inning action.
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Red Sox
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Boston
Boston Americans
Boston Nationals
Charles H. Taylor
James R. McAleer
James Gaffney
National Commission
Stallings
Carrigan
City swimming meet at Franklin Field final event
The meet at Franklin Field last Saturday brings top swimmers from city centres to the final competition. Twelve local meets since June 26, including four interdistricts, have produced preliminary winners prepared for today’s exacting test.
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Franklin Field
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues This Week
National and regional schedules list Philadelphia vs Boston and Brooklyn vs New York among key duels. Other notable pairs include Chicago against St. Louis and Detroit facing Cleveland with Boston and Philadelphia meeting twice. Series details vary by city and venue across the period.
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Philadelphia
Washington
NEW York
Chicago
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brookly
New England
Lawrence
Worcester
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Lynn Teeter Wes
Portland
Piall River Sneer
Brockton
New Bedford
Emi
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Bowers
Brooklyn
U S Revolver Team Wins Pistol Match at Camp Perry
The United States Revolver team won the Pan-American Shooting Union match with a score of 2310 at Camp Perry Ohio. The Argentine Republic team placed second with 2006 and Peru third with 1607. Only three teams entered.
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Camp Perry
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Argentine Republic
Peru
Williams dominates Intercollegiate tennis final at Haverford
Harvard rider R Norris Williams Jr. defeats Wendell Kuhn of Princeton 6-1 6-3 6-2 to claim a singles title. Williams and E H Whitney beat George M Church and Kuhn 3-6 6-1 6-4 6-4 in doubles. Harvard’s J J Armstrong and W M Washburn led one semifinal but it was not completed.
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Harvard
Williams and partners advance in tennis finals and semis
Williams will meet the Armstrong or Washburn winner tomorrow morning while he and Whitney challenge Washburn and Armstrong for the doubles title. Harvard dominates in singles with Williams defeating Kuhn, and Washburn and Armstrong edge Princeton in a four set doubles semifinal. rain halted the other singles semi as Armstrong leads Washburn 1-0 with sets 6-2 and 9-7.
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Cambridge
Fourteen straight for Lowell over Lynn
Lynn, Sept 4. Lowell stretched its streak to fourteen with a 3 1 victory after holding league leaders for 10 innings. Dee Clemens Miller and Magee each had three of Lowell’s hits, while a wild throw by Lavigne sparked the deciding runs in the 11th. Finneran pitched well for Lynn, but Lowell won with a late rally.
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Clemens
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Lavigne
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Ith
Finneran
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Creutt
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Britton Bik
Lowell Wee
Lynn Wee Eae
Runus
Halstein
Finnernan
Portland Wins Over Fall River 7 1 in Nine Inning Tilt
Portland defeats Fall River 7 to 1 as a missed double play and a wild throw by catcher Connolly shape the scoring. Jewell allowed five hits in 6 2 3 innings, Sullivan relieved, and J L Sullivan drove in the winning run with a heads up play at the plate in the ninth.
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Fall River
Connolly
Jewell
Sullivan
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Meehan
Woodman
J. L. Sullivan
Pumphrey
J. Sullivan
Lawrence 4 Worcester 3 in pennant race thriller
Worcester was nosed out by Lawrence 4 to 3 as Lowell’s win in Lynn sealed Worcester’s leadership dreams. Swetonic struggled for Worcester yet held Lawrence to three hits. Oconnell’s ninth inning single advanced to a scoring play. Carlstrom and Oconnell paced Lawrence, while Van Dyke allowed three hits in nine innings.
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Worcester
Lowell
Lynn
Swetonick
O'Connell
Uhlan Sets Minnesota State Record in Great Western Mile
Hamline Minn Sept 6 Uhlan trotted a mile in 1 593 4 at Great Western races setting a new Minnesota State record though conditions were not favorable for a world mark.
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Uhlan
One Run in Nineteen Innings Braves Quakers Doubleheader
In a chilly afternoon the Braves and Quakers split a doubleheader with 19 innings and only one run by each side. Jack Quinn faced Seton in game one and a mud‑delayed start. Boston’s bats stalled by a double play, while Knabe Magee Doolan and Schmidt shone in the field. Rudolph matched Alexander in the second, Morgan’s defense saving runs as Seaton closed out the affair.
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Seton
Charlie Dooin
O'Day
Rudolph
Alexander
Knabe
Dooin
Mike Doolan
Sherwood Magee
Braves Batter Sees Early Outing Amid Slugger Fight
Byrne cracked the first pitch for a single past Smith but the next three Braves fell on simple in field drives. Only three Braves went to the plate as Quinn limited the opposition and sent them down in quick order.
Boston Quakers Beat The Quakers In Slugging Shortage
KXnabe singled in the first inning and Rudolph added a pass to Paskett. Only one man was down at the time. After two were down, Maranville let Cravath's grounder go through and the bases loaded. Schmidt made a fine play to end the inning. Maranville started Boston with a clean hit but the next two hitters failed to advance him. Doo lan hit safely and a Quaker drew a walk in the second, yet no damage followed. Sweeney opened Boston's fourth with a sharp single, Schmidt forced, then advanced on a passed ball. Zinn bunted safely, Schmidt went to third but was run down on Griffith's weak tap to Doolan. Smith struck out and a scoring chance faded away. Byrne lined a hit over short in the next at bat.
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Farce and real baseball in era of Irish team fans
Conservative pickers bet on the Irish man's squad for the world series. A clipped 1872 paper contrasts then and now with headlines about home teams losing and victories for the home side. References to J Arthur Johnson, Connie Mack, and straw hats versus McGraw hint at ongoing baseball debates and legal twists.
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McGraw
Ban Johnson Prefers Simple Diet Over Chautauqua Circuit Pay
Ban Johnson stays content with his three daily meals while others tour the Chautauqua circuit to supplement salaries. The remark underscores a frugal stance amid touring entertainment gigs and league politics.
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Ban Johnson
Golf not banned by football coaches stays clear
In Cleveland the topic notes golf remains free of a ban by football coaches, hinting punting is unaffected. The scene observes Cleveland workers hatching a pennant from the idea that the Naps may rise as the Macks decline. A whispered aside blames elevator boys for ignoring signals.
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Cleveland
Freshman Chooses Hard Path Over Honors For Bravery
A freshman spurns academic honors to face a risky challenge, seeking glory by bucking the line and sustaining a bloody nose. The scene underscores a campus culture valuing daring feats over scholastic recognition.
Griffith Leads Braves Past Phillies In Extra Innings
Griffith drives in a decisive double in the seventh and again in the tenth to pace Boston over Philadelphia 5 to 1 in a tense extra inning game. Knabe, Paskett, and Sweeney contribute solid defense as Doolan and Doolan’s passed ball figures noted. Attendance hits 6,500 as Rudolph and Alexander log six and three strikeouts respectively.
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