Fall River Beats Lynn in 13 Innings Narrowly
Fall River defeats Lynn 4 to 3 in a 13 inning game. Devine drives the decisive run after a scratch hit, error, steal and wild throw. Pitchers Lessard and Swormstedt hold strong as both clubs push late.
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Fall River
Lynn
New England
Devine
Weaver
Bertwistle
Burg
Wallace
Logan
Bowcock
McIntyre
Weisenstein
Metz
Bredt
Wormwood
Daum
Cargo
Lessard
Monahan
Sworm-stedt
Swormstedt
Um Pire
O’brien
Sworm
Fall River Lynn
Butler
Coulter
Surg
O Logan
Wistle
Ol Metz
Stein
McIintyre
Haverhill wins two from Lawrence with strong hitting
Haverhill defeats Lawrence 5 to 1 and 10 to 2 in a twin bill. Hagan Moore and Foulke pace the attack with multi hit performances while Merrill Crisham and Carlstrom contribute in defense and offense. Freeman Maybohm and Stanfield pitched for the teams in a game-saturated afternoon.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Chea Omid Breee Lawrence
Foulke
Jarvin
Jey
Freil
Reynolds
Anderson
Crisham
Carlston
Bannon
Kruger
Catterson
Reies
Merrill
Alls
Stanfield
Aristrom
Byagan
OlKyte
Moore
Jarvis
Grisham
Ynolds
Carlstrom
Y Pearson
Rorty
Burkett ejected as Worcester wins second game
Worcester defeats Brockton 8 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 0 in eight innings in the nightcap of a double header. Manager Jesse Burkett was ejected for disputing a decision by Win fie Connolly, Noblett was ejected, and Henriksen and Pond led Worcester with key hits as the home team closed the season on their grounds.
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Davis
Klein
Thomas
Jockton
Jesse Burkett
Winfie Connolly
Noblett
Worcester
Br Rae
Orcester
Brockton
A.E. Age, &S
Henriksen
McLane
OlSmith
Ebers Ie O
Fockton
Hicksen FE
Perley
Henricksen
Pond
Jolly
McGovern
Ana
Lavigne
McHale
du- Bod
leGovern
Mcfiale
PAO
Jan Dyke
Sonnolly
Beaver
Cima
Emgeet Ayat Selenveek
Seacoon
Devogt
Anthony
Crum
Collamore
Pearley
Olly
Collawore
Howards
Empire
Connolly
BISA AND JOE BOY WINNERS AT CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR
Hartford Conn Sept 7 for the first time since opening the fair weather allowed Grand Circuit races at Charter Oak Park Joe Boy won the 2 12 pace and Bisa won the 2 14 trot in straight heats The day’s big attraction the biplane act of Frank Coffyn disappointed due to engine trouble.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Joe Boy
Bisa
Frank Coffyn
Track conditions favor fair as 10,000 attend racing card
Ideal weather drew about 10,000 to the fair track drying after a downpour. Bisa wins the 2:14 trot by a neck over Bernaldo with HuskHarry distanced earlier, while Bisa again takes the 2:14 heat two ahead of Bernaldo and Oliver. Joe Boy wins the 2:12 pace with Mike Wilcox second and Dr Fox third. Uhlan may try a track record if conditions stay good.
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Orleans
Husky Harry
Bisa
Bernaldo
Oliver
Joe Boy
Mike Wilcox
Dr. Fox
Charter Oak
Uhlan
B. m
Benga T
Ikxomura
Krem- Rea
Bergalio
Murphy
Tyrk Olive F
Dn. m
Gahagan
Skahen
Orlean
B. H
Benyon
Aerito Cporer
Opdyke
Langford vs Johnson speculation sparks Boston bout debate
Fans debated Langford and Johnson after Langford Jeanette clash in Boston. Promoter Hugh McIntosh doubts Langford, while others praise Langford’s skill. Referee concerns at Armory, with Quill and Loughrey slated for next week. Advisory notes on Edwards Kaufman bout and Wolgast plans tied to Promoter McIntosh.
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Jeanette
Armory Arena
Langford
Boston
Jack Johnson
Hugh McIntosh
MclIntosh
Sam
Johnson
Tommy Burns
Burns
Thlugh
The
Armory Club
Tommy Quill
Young Loughrey
Quill
Loughrey
Kaufman
Cima Wins First Sonder Yacht Race in Trials
The Cima owned by Guy Lowell of the Eastern Yacht Club won the first sonder yacht race during elimination trials for the American team selection for Germany. The event used a triangular course in light northwest wind. Cima and Beaver overtook the Bibelot after a windward turn, with Peg and Helen also competing.
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Marion
Cima
Guy Lowell
Eastern Yacht Club
Germany
Peg
Helen
Beaver
Long Canoe Trip Plans From Beverly to Albany
Two boys Siney and Hext plan the longest canoe voyage, 1000 miles, from Salter's Point Beverly through Vineyard to New York and up the Hudson to Albany, then via Erie Canal to Buffalo. They aim to finish in under two and a half months with stops at Nantasket, Scituate, Plymouth, Barnstable, Provincetown, Wood's Hole, New Bedford, Newport, Providence, and major Hudson river towns, arriving Albany by Oct 15.
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James
Peter Hext
Her
N. Y
Salter’s Point
Beverly
Cape Cod
Pass Sound
Island Sound
New York
Hudson
Albany
Erie Canal
Buffalo
Vineyard
Hudson and Erie Canal
Boston Harbor
Narrows
Long Wharf
Nantasket Beach
Scituate
Plymouth
Barnstable
South Wellfleet
Provincetown
Cape
Orleans
Chatham
Hyannis
Wood's Hole
Buzzard’s Bay
Cataumet
Buzzard's Bay
New Bedford
Narragansett Bay
Newport
Fall River
Providence
Narragansett Pier
Long Island Sound
Stonington
New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
Tarrytown
Haverstraw
Siney
Hext
Peekskill
Newburg
Poughkeepsie
Kingston
Catskill
Loth
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Siney and Hext
Fonda
Fort Plains
Little Falls
Herkimer
Luca
Syracuse
Utica
Rome
Canastada
Minoa
Rochester
Wedsport
Clyde
Lions
Palmyra
Arthur Duffey's Column Readers Address In Care Of The Post
The column notes that any sports questions will be answered by Mr Duffey through this column. Readers should address him in care of the Post. It mentions the last 78 miles between Rochester and Buffalo will be paddled in the course.
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South Boston
Duffey
Rochester
Buffalo
New Bedford Defeats Lowell Eight to One in Stiff Game
New Bedford beat Lowell eight to one as Griffith outpitched Tyler for a near shut-out. Cunningham belted a long homer the year’s longest. Both teams fielded superbly in the Sept game played today. The score remained 8 to 1.
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New Bedford
Lowell
Griffith
Tyler
Cunningham
Indianapolis Way 500 Race Plans Announced
In Indianapolis the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announces a 500 mile international race to be run May 27 1911 with American cars facing European entrants. The $25100 purse tops prior motor race prizes with $10000 for first $5000 for second and $500 for tenth plus a trophy for each position. Cars must exceed 70 mph, be under 600 cubic inches, and weigh at least 2300 pounds governed by American Automobile Association rules.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Way
Europe
Orna Motor Speed
Indianapoli Way
American Automobile Association
Questionable sports notes mix from Boston area column
The fragmentary text raises questions about rowers and doubles contests, baseball rules, and local athletic notices. It mentions Matthew O’Farra and Mike Alphonsus, Jacek Sullivan, Sam Langford records, bowling pin counts, and questions on baserunning and strikeouts with names and local venues.
Pittsburg Sets Remarkable Canoe Time Record
The article notes a 1000 mile canoe voyage completed in 20 days marking a record. It highlights Pittsburg’s knack for producing strong pinch hitters with Ham Hyatt’s past dominance and Campbell succeeding him this year.
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Pittsburg
Ham Hyatt
Campbell
Hyatt
Fear for Ty Cobb's Eyesight
In Cleveland on September, Detroit manager Hugh Jennings announced Ty Cobb may have eye trouble. Cobb stayed in Detroit for specialist consults and may miss the four game series and possibly the rest of the season if the report is adverse. The team could send Cobb to New York for further examination.
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Cleveland
Cobb
Hugh Jenning
Detroit
New York
Ty Cobb Rest Ordered as Eye Trouble Lingers
Detroit Sept 7 Ty Cobb remains sidelined after his physician calls his eye inflammation a trifling matter A few days rest is expected to cure the trouble An examination reveals Cobb bats with one eye his left eye normal right near sighted and partly closed at the plate
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Detroit
Mich
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Picket Signals Used by Chicago Waitresses In Strike
Chicago waitresses develop a signaling code to deter customers from entering Mahlers restaurant at 279 La Salle Street. Anna Willard, head of the Waitresses Union, describes three signals including a hand wave and smile, a heads shake with a biting look, and a clenched fist aimed at men to deter patronage.
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Chicago
Princeton Dominates Opening Round In Intercollegiate Tennis
Princeton leads with three entrants after the first day at Marion Cricket Club as Yale, Penn and Harvard each advance one. Notable upset is Yale's J Dote defeating Aleck Thayer of Pennsylvania. Holden of Yale Deane Mathey of Princeton and A Sweetser of Harvard win easily and set up a third round meeting tomorrow between Mathey and Sweetser.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
Marion Cricket Club
Yale
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Aleck” Thayer
J. Dote
R. A. Holden
Deane Mathey
A. Sweetser
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al Delmont
Charley White
White
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Maffit Flaherty
Jack Sheehan
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Bob Edgren
Sam Langford
Joe Jeanette
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Queen City A. C
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Terry Martin
Young O’leary
Frankie Burns
Frank Klaus
Bill Papke
Tom Andrews
Australia
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Sois Beaver
Connie Mack
Speed Boys
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Ramsdell
Joe Maccabe
Freddie Burns
Young O'Hara
Ellery Clark
RB. A. A
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Duffeys
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Ilson
of Flaharty
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Fitzpatrick
Balle
Matthew O
4Fara
Mike
Jacek
Twin
Pat Dineen
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Tegnere
Ly Pascoug
William Richardson
Boston Arena
St. Botolph Street
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Krank Facey
Prospect Street
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Sheehan and
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Exeter
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Jennings
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Edward W. Hoge
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