Boston Triumphs Over St Louis In High-Scoring Meet
Boston beat St Louis 13 to 3 as six Boston runs in the fifth inning blew the game open. Cross made two superb catches and Klobedanz set up a big lead, while Hartman, Turner, and Duffy contributed timely hits. St Louis mounted late rallies but Boston answered with solid defense and a decisive early advantage.
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Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
New York
Browns
Klobedanz
Douglas
Bostons
Seleestes
Hickman
Pennsylvania
Hartman
Hurst
Turner
Hamilton
Grady
Bergen
Tenney
Sally
Harley Houseman
Lowe
Duffy
Perfect Fielding
AB TB
Harley
C.f. Eeeereeaces
Houseman
Hart
Scesecessecces
Bush
Washington Wins Two as Cleveland Is Swept in Split
Washington takes the first division lead by taking two from Cleveland. Swaim pitched the opener but tired in the ninth as Washington won 8 to 7. O Connor and Childs were briefly injured and replaced. Tebeau sat for disputing a decision. The second game was forfeited to Washington 9 to 0 after Tebeau disputed a call with two outs in the fifth. Attendance 3,000. Key hits came from Leahy, Demontreville, Reilly, Maguire, Brown, and Young. Selbach homered and Burkett stole twice. Umpire Carpenter.
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Washington
Cleveland
Swaim
Forcer
O’connor
Childs
Hards
Tebeau
Senators
McKean
Leahy
Demontreville
Reilly
Maguire
Brown
Young
Tucker
Wallace
Pickering
Burkett
Selbach
Debary
Wilson
Oung
Mercer
Carpenter
Chiba
Farrell
A. Eaneens
Pickeribg
E.f
Zimmer
B. PO Burkett
Eeeeteeteens
McAllister
Proxies Upheld At Massachusetts L A W Meeting
Massachusetts Division L A W holds a quarterly meeting at Youngs with ninety plus members present or via proxies. Objections blocked nonrenewed clubs from voting, and proxy by-laws were debated and defeated. Results show increased league clubs, a 3106.50 balance, and multiple nominations for elections committee.
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Massachusetts
Young
Congress Wheelmen
Connecticut Wheelmen
Consul Tippett
A. D. Peck
Josiah S. Dean
Elections Committee
J. H. Seward
Henry W. Robinson
J. Fred Adams
Arthur K. Peck
Fred S. McCausland
A. G. Frothingham
N. W
Starbird O.ceccees
Reeeeres Esseereres
John J. Fecitt
W. S. Doane c
Reuben S. Swat
W. Fourdrinier
W. G. Kendall
Rae
H. W. Robinson
Fred Adams
Fred J. Gorton
F. W. Gurney
Brockton
Brockton Fair
Eddie McDuffee
Arthur T. Otis
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Notice From Alapompesour Tradesmen
A gentleman seeks high grade work and references the Alapompesour firm at a house. initial inquiry notes quality expectations and potential client contact for service.
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Ptyle
Od Bros
Champions Take Series Opener in Dull Pitchers Duel
Baltimore report details a first game in a series where Waddell pitched well for the champs and Neps excelled on the mound for Louisville’s Colonels. A costly error by Stenzel on Clingman’s routine grounder allowed a run, preventing a shutout. Attendance was 1,753. The score remains to be noted.
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Baltimore
Louisvilles
Waddell
Neps
Stenzel
Clingman
Colonels
New York Nets Rally To Edge Pittsburg In Darkness Stop
New York trailed 7 2 to Pittsburg before a dramatic seventh inning comeback. Davis and Gleason executed a double steal with two outs and two on, Bill Clark delivered a run producing hit to right driving in two runs before being out at second. O Day halted play due to darkness as the game ended with Pittsburg ahead 7 6.
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New York
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Davis
Gleason
Bill Clark
O’day
AB van Haltren
F. Wooseses
Ig A
McCreery
Tiernan
Clark
Warner
Eeevesesevee
Joyce
Eeseeesesneereres
Gettig
Donovan
P.f
Padden
H. Davis Smith
Pesseeveseeeer
Rothfuss
Brodie
C.f
Sugden
Killen
Eootee
Mernan
van Haltren
Rors
Ry Gettig
Newark
Unclear Team Scores Across City Matchups
Fragmented lines show multiple cross city scores and pairings including Newark Reading Richmond Hartford Fall River New Bedford Brockton Newport Taunton and Toronto Springfield Syracuse Scranton. Data appears garbled with inconsistent formatting and incomplete results.
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St. Louis
Boston
Louisville
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
New. England
Taunton
Pawtucket
Brockton
New
New Rt Eeeseesseeesserer
New Bedford
Newport
Toronto
Springfield
Syracuse
Scranton
Boston Fans Hopeful After St Louis Game
The Rooters would be disappointed if Boston dropped to St Louis. Duffy fumbled a ball yesterday, rare for Boston captain. Tim Hurst officiated to general satisfaction with no hard feelings. Cross ranks among top shortstops. if he continues, Boston will welcome him next year. The bats surged once they woke, and Stivetts pitched to allow batting practice before the team’s next session. He threw two balls over the grand stand banister, causing two broken seats.
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Bostons
St. Louis
Duffy
Boston
Tim Hurst
Cross
Jack Stivetts
Bet outcomes and corrections across several cities
Across multiple brief notices, gamblers’ bets are declared off or questioned. Lawrence notes a figure of 1400 dollars as reportedly received, while Baltimore’s games won are acknowledged as incorrectly stated. Dedham, Lowell, and other locales record bets off or corrections following city sports discussions.
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P. B
T. FW. M
Lawrence
M. C
Dedham
P. H
Lowell
W. Boynton
Baltimore
Wanted milliner for hats in Dawnoo City Alaska
A notice seeks a milliner to supply hats in Dawnoo City Alaska with call for particulate at 200 J Washington. The brief item names the location and trade without extra detail.
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Dawnoo City
Alaska
Washington
International Pace Race At Charles River Park Looms Large
A week from Saturday at Charles River Park will host a likely race of the year. The $5000 speed contest features Jimmy Michael, Eddie McBuffee and Lucien Lesna. Starbuck declines entry after comparing rivals, and seating for 3000 inside the oval will be added to accommodate the expected large crowd, boosting total capacity to just over 19,000.
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Charles River Park
Jimmy Michael
Eddie McBuffee
Lucien Lesna
Manager Ducker
Frank Starbuck
Lesna
Michael
Starbuck
Bicycle notes announce open century events and club runs
The Open Century of the C. R. C. to Springfield on Sept 12 invites members and eligible riders to register at the State House and other join points. Frank Gately trains for Springfield while Kangaroo club plans a Richmond Island outing. Two century runs set for Sept 19 include Suffolk Bicycle Club routes to Providence and a Ladies division, with entries via H. C. Brooks. Old Powder House century also scheduled, starting from West Powder House Square.
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Somerville
Boston
Harvard Bridge
Newburyport
Cambridge
Lynn
Ste:m
Leon E. Cadman
Lexington Avenue
West Somerville
Mass
People’s Institute
Massachusetts B. C
Joseph McManus
Roxbury
Earl Peabody
Fred Schade
J. Emory Tippett
Lee’s
Auburndale
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Chicago
National Board of Trade
W. W. Hamilton
Frank Starbuck
Willow Grove
Meriden Wheel Club
Meriden
Conn
Bald
Gardiner
Nat
Tom
Frank Butler
Titus
McFarland
Scott
Johnson
Major Taylor
Acker
Eaton
Mertens
Newhouse
Newton
Steenson
Cabanne
Stevens
Jenny
Mosher
Becker
Cash
E. M
Springfield
President Skinkle
Century Road Club
Henry E. Ducker
State Centurion
Massachusetts
A. O. McGarrett
State House
South Framingham
Worcester
Warren
G. & Chaffin
Dayton
Maine
Richmond’s
Portland Harbor
Tiger Roadsters
India Wharf
Frank Gately
Kangaroo
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Providence
H. C. Brooks
Roxbury Street
City
Old Powder House Square
West
Handicaps Maintained Undisturbed by Promoters Board Rules
LAW racing board bulletin states no interference with handicap marks by officials or promoters. Sanctions denied for Urbane Pleasure Club and W H Daley for unsanctioned races. Professional and amateur records listed with times and distances. several transfers and suspensions noted.
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L. A. W. Racing Board
Mott
F. H. Crapo
Manchester
N. H
Urbane Pleasure Club
W. H. Daley
Neponset
Mass
A. B. Hughes
Denver
Col
Frank Waller
T. A. Barnaby
Frank Albert
Charles
River Park
F. Waller
F. Albert
Joseph Heil
Frank Botterill
C. H. Garnfio
Ernest J. Rogers
Melrose
William Cameron
Providence
R. I
Charles *M. Bly
Northampton
Arthur Clark
Bennington
World of Sport notes and upcoming athletic matches
The column previews a series of events and potential matches across sports. Piper Donovan’s form improves ahead of possible sanctioned bouts, Dan Long competes at Apollo Gardens, and a five mile showdown may pit George Tinder against Ernie Hjertberg. Local crews challenge Lynn and Farragut, with tug-of-war plans by Division 19 of Roxbury awaiting turnout at the Post.
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Apollo Gardens
George B. Tinder
Ernie Hjertberg
Ambrose Park
Brooklyn
Tinder
William O’brien
Boston
Cambridge
Wolf Tones
Locust Street
Millstream
Lynn Rowing and Athletic Association
Farragut
Lynn
Joseph F. Madden
Division 19
Roxbury
Murphy
Newton
Court Calendar for Middlesex Superior Court Public Case List
The Middlesex Superior Court calendar plans sessions at Cambridge and Lowell starting Monday at 10 a.m. with juries for the first listing and jury waived cases also at 10.00. Cases include Smith vs inhabitants of Lincoln, Smith vs Stile et al, Burditt vs Lexington Gas Light Co, Smiddy vs town of Natick, Vigneron vs West End Stody Co, Murtha vs Crafts, Gallagher vs city of Waltham, Stearns et al vs Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and Hilaz ve Good et al, among others.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Lowell
Richardson
J. Sherman
Smith
Lincoln
Stile& Et al
Burditt
Lexington Gas Light Co
Smiddy
Town of Natick
Vigneron
West End Stody Co
Murtha
Crafts
Gallagher
City of Waltham
Stearns Et al
Com
Masa
Hilaz Ve
Good
Chase Va
Linehan
Races at Franklin Park feature unsettled finishes at unfinished 2:35 pace
At Saugus Franklin Park, Pure Red defeated Lederer in a disputed unfinished 2:35 pace after six heats, with judge substitution of Frank Hayden for Lederer. Pure Red also dominated the 2:11 pace in a close finish by Woodshed over Lady Golden, while Jim Crow led the 2:23 trot though later setbacks delayed results.
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Saugus
Franklin Park
Birney
George W. Lederer
Frank Hayden
Pure Red
Lederer
T. D
Peds
Hayden
Prince Alert
Woodshed
Lady Golden
Little Woodshed
Sterling
Kansas
Readville
Jim Crow
Rhode Island State fair races at Narragansett Park
About 15 000 attended the Rhode Island State fair races at Narragansett Park. Robert J. attempted to beat his 2 01 1 2 record but track conditions stopped the full bid. Nerissia won the final heat in the 2 30 trot unfinished yesterday and Volman captured the 2 25 pace in straight heats. Charlie G. won two heats in the 2 19 trot but collapsed in the third, Colarimond taking that and the next two heats.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Robert J
Nerissia
Volman
Charlie G
Colarimond
Tobacco Trust causes Detroit firm collapse
Detroit Sept 8 The American Tobacco Company successors to K Co Barker Co assigned today without preference to Union Trust Co. Assets 169000 liabilities 115000. No preferred creditors. The Tobacco Trust inroads cited as main cause. President M S Smith is the heaviest creditor.
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Detroit
Mich
American Tobacco Company
K. Co. Barker & Co
Union Trust Company
Tobacco Trust
M. S. Smith
Manchester Golf Contests Continue in Fine Essex Conditions
The second day of the Essex County Club men's championship saw close matches. F Curtis defeated Shaw 2 up 1 to play, Sargent beat Carr 6 up 5 to play, Tucker edged Armory 2 up 1 to play, Pierce defeated Winston 8 up 6 to play. Semifinals set Tucker vs Curtis and Sargent vs Pierce at 10. An A ladies handicap event also produced record totals from Mrs Hooper and Miss Sargent, with Boardman winning net honors at 97 with 20 handicap.
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Manchester
Essex County Club
F. Curtis
Q. A. Shaw, Jr
G. McC. Sargent
F. Carr
R. F. Tucker
F. I. Armory
C. A
Miss Sargent
Remarkable 300 Mile Century Run by Women and Men
New York dispatch reports twenty six riders finished a 300 mile continuous ride from Rutherford to New Jersey and back. Two women led the finish with Mrs. Hattie White and Miss Tillie Hummel among the fastest. their fatigue shown, they described arduous dusty roads and a moonlit return trip.
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Louis Mier
Rutherford Cyclers
C. P. Staubach
C. Parkins
Jacob Long
Mrs. White
Rutherford
Miss Hummel
New Brunswick
Springfield
Plainfield
New York
Co. P. Staubach
Parkins
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