National matchups spark early season ball by pairings
Brooklyn faces Boston while New York visits Philadelphia and Pittsburg travels to Cincinnati Chicago plays at St Louis. The schedule outlines key city rivalries across the circuit as teams seek early momentum.
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Brooklyn
Boston
NEW
RK Skeesesed
Philadelphia Éeaese
Pittsburg
ST. Lois
Chicago
P.O
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn Wins Opener as Willis Slips in Nine Innings
Brooklyn takes the first game of a seven inning series at the South End 6 to 2 over New York. Victor Willis started strong but faded, while Fred Mitchell tamed the locals as Brooklyn pounded out 13 hits. New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 in the National League opener, with wild fielding in the seventh inning deciding the outcome.
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Victor Willis
Brooklyn
South End
Fred Mitchell
Brighton
Buck
Braves
Willis
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Johnstone
Smith
Peitz
Huggins
Pittsburg
H. PO
A. E Leach
Seer
Beaumont
Beaumont, ¢ Ee Peaare Ritchey
Eneeene Agner
Bransfield
Eeeweres
McCormick
R. F
Phelps
Case
Totale
Saaceoesesse
AB. R PO. Kelley
Dolan
Cincinnati Pittsburg
Wagner
Seymour
Odwell
Ritchey
Harper
Plank
Powell
R Hartsel
Cceveees
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Pickering
Boccentee O
Davis
Seereeeereene
Il L. Cross
Esceeesvers
Senceteeeeeia Seybold
Williams
Qdis
Settee
Ganzel
Conroy
McGuire
Peer
Seybold
L. Cross
Cross
M. Cross
Y Powell
Globe Wins Newspaper League Title After 11 9 Victory
The Globe finished its 1904 baseball season by defeating the Ameri can 11 to 9 at the world beaters' stamping ground to claim the Newspaper league championship. Dresser pitched well for the American with 11 strikeouts, while Quinn and Dwindell starred for the Globe. The score by innings shows the Globe taking an early lead and holding on for the win.
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Globe
Dresser
Quinn
Boxing Gossip and Heavyweight Prospects in New York
Boxers and managers circle talks in New York and Halifax as Jack Munroe recovers from injuries and eyes possible bouts with Gus Ruhlin Sandy Ferguson Fitzsimmons Sharkey or Jack Johnson. Dan Littlejohn dominates Sydney’s boxing card and a potential Briggs Littlejohn bout is teased. Titles and challenges ripple through East Coast circuits as Hanlon McGovern Irwin and Evans figure in negotiations.
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Jack Munroe
Butte
Jeffries
New York
Jack
Gus Rublin
Sandy Ferguson
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Jack Johnson
Munroe
Philadelphia
Joe Grim
Butte Miner
Sydney
C. B
Dan Littlejohn
Tom Foley
Halifax
Dan Smith
Jimmy Briggs
Nova Scotia
Jack McCormick
Marvin Hart
Sig Hart
John Willie
Willie
Eddie Hanlon
California
Is .Peck
Terry McGovern
Toby Irwin
Hanlon
Young Duffy
East Boston
Kid Carter
Chelsea
Jim Blake
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
Jack Mooney
Pinkey Evans
Jack Dwyer
Dorchester Star player joins Holy Cross football ranks
Dorchester High School giant John Callanan, 17, 6 feet 227 pounds, will enter Holy Cross this fall. In his first Dorchester season he proved a clever lineman with strong defense and the ability to carry for gains. Fresh from baseball, he enters Worcester ready to help the varsity strive for top honors this season.
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Dorchester
Holy Cross
John Callanan
Dorchester High School
Callanan
Worcester
Eli
Boston at Washington and St Louis at Detroit games
The schedule lists two games between Boston and Washington, two games between New York and Philadelphia, and single matchups of St. Louis at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland. Details on dates and venues are not provided in the fragment.
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R . E. Attee
Washington
P.O
New York
Boston
Chica
Cleveland Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Senators and Boston Tangle In Split Doubleheader
The Senators and Boston club split a doubleheader in Washington with both games marked by erratic play and costly miscues. Long Tom faced Cy Young for four innings as Washington built two runs, then Boston surged ahead in the fifth and clinched a one-run edge. Chick Stahl and Lachance sparked Boston, while O Neill and Hill starred defensively for the visitors amid a parade of errors.
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Boston
Washington
Long Tom
Cy Young
Young
Hughes
Parent
Senators
Chick Stahl
Senator Stahl
Collins’ Roller
Freeman
Lachance
Senators Triumph In Game Two After Five-Run Rally
In game two Washington Men bag three runs in the third and fourth as Wolfe shuts down Boston through five and six. Winter singles in the eighth, Hill makes a remarkable one hand play on Selbach, and Par ent drives in a run. Washington scores on walks, sacrifice, and timely hits by Stahl Huelsman and Mullin as fielding miscues and baserunning pace the rally.
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Superbas
Phil Geier
Lumley
Brooklyn
Wanger
Batty
Mitchell
Boston
Cannell
Bergen
Delehanty
Moran
Sheckard
Brighton Sports
O’neill
Collins
Young
Selbach
Parent
Kip
Chick Stahl
Stahl
Senator Stahl
Hughes
Freeman
Lachance
Cassidy
Donovan
J. Stahl
Huelsman
Senators
R. BH
PO. A
Belbach
Sontine
Arcs
Osecceeecvese
Ferris
Criger
Wolfe
Bostons
Winter
Hill
Washington
O'Neill
Doran
Mullin
Clarke
Martin
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Eiewes
Diesel
Webase
O’ Neill
Mullin Tahl
Connolly and
Sheridan
$5 Cure Offer Ends Soon From Boston Doctor Blair
Boston physician Doctor Blair advertises a $5 complete cure guarantee expiring September 17. He touts quick results with X Ray and Thermo Electric apparatus, inviting free examinations and claiming vast patient cures, with testimonials of rapid health improvements and no ongoing drug treatments.
Doctor Blair's Offer Expiring September 17th
All patients starting treatment with Doctor Blair before September 18 will be treated and furnished all medicines until cured for the nominal sum of $5. This covers all diseases the patient may have, not just one. The offer expires Saturday, September 17 at 8 PM.
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Blair
Liverpool
Boston
Remont St
The Rapidity of the Cure
The rapidity with which the following cures were made has astonished the community. They were not treated month after month, they were not dosed with poisonous and dangerous drugs, but they were restored to perfect health in an incredibly short space of time. Read what these people say and investigate for yourselves.
Detroit Beats Chicago in Poor Bennett Park Game
Detroit won a low quality contest at Bennett Park as Kitson outpitched Altrock this afternoon, delivering the poorest game seen there this year.
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Detroit
Bennett Park
Chicago
Kitson
Altrock
Deaf for 15 Years Mr A Babcock East Braintree
Mr A Babcock of East Braintree Mass a Grand Army man and prominent Odd Fellow recounts 15 years of progressive deafness saying he could not hear people speak hear his clock tick unless close to ear and lectures seemed a blank his condition improving after treatment noted.
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A. Babcock
East Braintree
Mass
Babcock
Weymouth
Dr Blair’s Record as a Medical Graduate and Educator
Dr Blair graduated from the medical department of Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio in 1885. He pursued postgraduate study at the New York Polyclinic and at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. His credentials are endorsed by medical colleges or state boards in twelve states.
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Blair
Western Reserve University of
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Ear Trouble Healed by Medico Osteopathic Treatment
A patient credits Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment with curing ear troubles. After a short period under care, he now hears across the room clearly and praises the doctor’s approach as life changing.
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Doctor Blair
A Terrible Sufferer Mr C Payson Reed Story
Mr C Payson Reed of 312 Park Ave BE Whitman Mass recounts three years of back and leg pain severe enough to hinder dressing and wearing a bandage around the knee. He describes exhausting efforts to put on shoes and dependence on others, with prior unsuccessful treatments and doctors.
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Mr. C. Payson Reed
Park Ave
BE. Whitman
Mass
Cleveland Wins Easily as Hits Turn to Runs
Cleveland dominated today, six hits producing six runs in a decisive victory. Sudhoff’s walks hurt the mound as Cleveland capitalized on every opportunity to build a comfortable lead.
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Cleveland
Sudhoff
Gardner Nos To Meet Gans Boxing Match Cancelled
The September 30 championship bout in San Francisco between Joe Gans and Jimmy Gardner fell through as Gardner refused to travel west citing an injury from a New Bedford contest. Promoter Billy Pierce suggested Gardner’s reluctance matched prior evasive behavior, while boxers and managers questioned his reliability. Also noted are brief baseball style stats for Newport, New Hampshire player D. B. D. with five wins and three losses.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Gardner
West
New Bedford
Billy Pierce
George
Fitzsimmons
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Blair Medico-Osteopathic Institute
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