Brooklyns Blank Bostons in Baseball Domination
In Brooklyn the Brooklyns shut out the Boston nine as Hughes pitched well and received strong support. Jennings starred with bat and at first, Dahlen handled seven chances, and the infield Jennings Dahien Daly Casey made key plays including two dramatic catches and a double play.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Bostons
Hughes
Jennings
Nichols
Dahien
Daly
Casey
Dahlen
Long
Hamilton
Driffy
Tenney
B. PO
Jones
C F
Ee Keeler
Reneerene
Anderson
Aly
Ewahlen
Asey
Arre'l
Bergen
Aweveserveeveess
Brooklyn Cenpasahees
McGuire
Boston
Collins
Keeler
Tenne
Emilie and
Dwyer
New Yorks Triumph Over Baltimores in Dull Game
The New Yorks defeated the Baltimores in a dull contest today. A new player appeared for New York but failed to score. details of the final score were not disclosed in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Baltimores
Philadelphia Phillies Triumph Over Washington 4–2
Philadelphia hitters connected in the third inning including two three baggers to grab a lead Washington could not overcome. Attendance listed as 1200. Final score 4 to 2 in Philadelphia’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg Drops Two-Game Set to Louisville in Doubleheader
In Louisville Pittsburg lost the first game after four walks and three hits in the first inning. Chesbro issued the free passes while Phillippi limited hits. The second game ended early in the third inning when play was halted.
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Louisville
Hoy
Clarke
Leach Sbeiereske
Flaherty
Seeene
Ritchey
PO Williams
McCarthy
Onovan
Dillon
Bowerman
Cris
O'Brien
Meiosis
Yhesbro
Seersee
McCreery
McCart
Por Chesbro
Touisville
Beaumont
Clark
Leach
Chesbro
Phillippi
Williams
Me Clark
Zimmer
Manassau
Connolly
Pittsburg
Cleveland Beats Chicago In Pitchers Battle
Griffth dominated the game as Cleveland scored on Chicago errors. Attendance was 400 in the Sept 8 matchup where Cleveland led 5 to 1 over Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Griffth
St Louis Homers Power Slugger Night With Five Home Runs
St Louis battered Jack Taylor's pitching and belted five home runs along with a triple and a double. Burkett led the attack as 1700 fans watched the loud hitting display.
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ST. Louis
Jack Taylor
Ade
Burkett
AB. R. B. PO
Donlin
Fick
Heldrick
Fis
Young
Seer
Torrid
Givin Wases
Cincinnati AB
McBride
Corcoran
Irwin
Selbach
Beckley
McPhee
Seers
Elberfeldt
S. Eeese
Serbold
Peitz
Wee Taylor
Cincinnati
Wallace
Criger
Shreckencost
Cross
Childs
Schreckengost
Baseball Scores From The District Games
Norwich beats Waterbury 11 to 5 in a second game. Meriden opens with 11 to 5 over New London and 6 to 0 in five innings in the second game. Springfield edges Providence 6 to 5 in ten innings. Montreal defeats Toronto 7 to 6 in eleven innings. Rochester wins 9 to 4 over Syracuse. New Haven and Bristol draw 2 to 2 in ten innings.
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Norwich
Waterbury
Meriden
New London
Springfield
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
New Haven
Bristol
Whitewashed Play Hints Strong Baseball Week
Nine hits in two games, Hughes last year, Hanlon thanks his box men as Chicago rises to seventh. Phillies hold their place by winning. Ilford wins series from strong clubs. Randolph A. A. to meet a strop team at Sharon with Umpire Toomey. Scheibeck seeks another shot in the majors. Hazleton nears recovery in Hanover. Twilight risk noted for doubleheaders. Hovey & Co. to play Franklin Field in a championship. Riversides vs Crescent Reviews at Somerville. Boston Journal vs Jamaica A. C. at South End grounds. Callahan and Haney for Journal, Howard and McCarthy for Jamaica A. C.
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Hughes
Hanlon
Chicago
Phillies
Ilford
Webster
East
Strop
Donovan
Boston College
McAuliffe
Taunton
Uniac
McMahon
Thayer Academy
McCabe
Marlboro
Scannell
Stoughton
Sharon
Toomey
Scheibeck
Montreal
Washington
Curley
Holy Cross College
Bagman
Springfield
Hazleton
Tufts College
Catain
White Mountains
Hanover
N. H
Gowanus
Martin
Burns
C. F. Hovey & Co
Franklin Field
van der Beck
Detroit
James D. Burns
Fred Postal
New York
Stewart
Hardesty
Garoni
O’neill
Freedman
Riversides
Crescent
Lyman
Grant Street
Somerville
Boston Journal
Jamaica A. C
South End
Callahan and Haney
The
Journal
Howard and McCarthy
Jeffries Sharkey Bout Planned At Sea Arena Oct 23
Boxing gossip says the Jeffries Sharkey title clash is set for Oct 23 at a seaside arena. Each fighter posts 2500 guarantees with two thirds of gate receipts to the principals, aiming for a massive purse and record takings.
Anaconda Sets New Mark at Empire City Trotting Club
At Empire City track five thousand watched threatening weather ease for a strong race card. Anaconda driven by 73 year old D. A. Snell won the free-for-all trot with a mile time of 2:09 3-4, while Hal B. dominated the 210 pacing class finishing 2:06 1-2 and 9:06 3-4 for its heats. Louiseac won the 2:10 trot with Gayton taking the deciding heat in 2:08 1-4.
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New York
Empire City Trotting Club
Hal B
Cleveland
Louiseac
Gayton
Anaconda
Lady of the Manor
Roan Wilkes
Geers
Abbot
John Nolan
D. A. Snell
Boxing notes outline September bouts and matchups
The column lists upcoming fights and negotiations across cities including Chicago, Brooklyn, Denver, and Philadelphia. It mentions Wade, Root, Choynski, McFadden, Murray, Jeffords aiding Mysterious Billy Smith, Gardner vs White, and several other boxers with dates and venues such as Sept. 18 in Brooklyn and Sept. 19 Lenox A. C. Dixon, McClelland, Fitzpatrick, Carpenter, and more in clubs like Brockton and Coalsport. It notes purse details and promoter activity, plus local club plans in Portland and Forest City with Frazer as matchmaker.
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Wade
Walcott
Chicago
Choynski
George McFadden
Jimmy Murray
Cincinnati
Hercules A. C
Brooklyn
Reader
Jim Jeffords
Billy Smith
Bob Douglas
Denver A. A. P
Oscar Gardner
Eddy Santry
Tommy White
Lenox A. C
Gardner
White. Co. B
Jack McClelland
Marty McCue
Joe Hopkins
New York
Wheeling
Jim Reeder
Stoona
Sally Stroup
Coalsport
Penn
Reeder
Joe Bernstein
George Dixon
Jack Fitzpatrick
West Newton
Fitz
Tom Carpenter
Oburn
Brockton
Butler-Watson
Montgomery
Elwood McCloskey
Philadelphia
Jim Doyle
Trenton
Trenton A. C
Glynn
Kentucky Rosebud
Wilmington
Jack Farrell
Frank Bradley
Box Farrell
Quaker City A. C
Tom Wilson
Eddie Pierre
Lewison
Frazer
Forest City
Ornata
Narrow finish crowns Combina tion Park special
The Combina tion Park special featured three 1 2 mile heats with Lizzie W winning the first and third heats fast time in 1 08 ¼. Drummer Girl rallied late to place second in heat two and Miss O. B. swept two heats in the running race, while Teddy entertained the crowd with a few runaway bursts before Jockey Champ took over.
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Combination Park
Drummer Girl
Carrie V
Carrie W
Lizzie W
Lizzie ‘W
Teddy
Champ
McArthur
Miss O. B
J. A. Murphy
Br. m
Horton
Keazer
Carrie W. B. m
Mooney
Jack, c. G
Isowell
McNamee
B. G
Coa
Alent
Winnie Cotton
B. m
McManus
Wright-Daniels Remedies Correction Acknowledged
The Post withdraws earlier criticism of Wright-Daniels medicines and states the article did not intend to disparage the remedies or their current management. It confirms medicines are prepared from reliable formulas and praised by many in horse interests. The paper regrets the error and clarifies the products are sold with accurate claims.
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Wright-Daniels
Rochester Fair Leads New England Agricultural Week
The Rochester fair, a leading New England event, is set for September 18 and 14 with trotting and pacing events and generous purse money. The Boston Yacht Club hosts a handicap run from the club house to Hull at 3 p m with two cups from Commodore Cheney. Brockton fair horse show planned for October 5 and 6 promises strong attendance. George Tincler makes his final American track appearance in Manchester, New Hampshire, racing a mile with a 140 yard handicap against Igo. Interscholastic football captains prep for season at Boston Latin, Brookline High, and Hopkinson Schools, amid a tie for last.
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Rochester
New England
Boston Yacht Club
Hull
Commodore Cheney
Brockton Fair
George Tincler
Manchester
N. H
Tincler
Igo
Paris
Getti
Oston Latin
Brooklineigh
Hopkinson
Paret Defeats Allen in Sleepy Hollow Open Final
In New York on September 8, J. Parmaley Paret defeated John A. Allen of Yale in a tense Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club open singles final. Paret led early, controlled play from the baseline, and clinched the fourth set 8-6 after a tight 6-6 finish, earning first prize and a challenge round against Harold Hackett of Yale.
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New York
Tarrytown
Sleepy Hollow
Paret
Allen
Yale
New Yorker
Prise
Harold Hackett
J. P. Paret
J. A. Allen
Hull Yacht Club Open Races See Close Finish In Bay
The Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club held open bay races with a fine westerly breeze. In the first special class Ashumet finished close behind Hostess, losing by under a minute. Hostess withdrew after losing her rudder in the 21 foot class. The events followed.
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Hull
Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club
Ashumet
Hostess
Revere Beach Season to End September 17
The Metropolitan Park Commission told Chief West that the Revere State Reservation season ends Sunday evening September 17 and the State bath house closes. A heat wave drew about 1000 bathers yesterday versus the 300 daily average, with officers West and Andrews reassigned to the Brighton Speedway and Gilman promoted to police chief there.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
West
Revere State Reservation
Boston
Revere Beach
Andrews
Park Police
Brighton
Revere
Park Commission
Gilman
State Bath House
New Brighton Speedway
Ladies' Auxiliary Concert At South Boston Sea View Hall
A successful Ladies' Auxiliary No A O H event in Sea side Pavilion Hall City Point drew about 800 attendees. The program featured Irish vocal and instrumental music and dancing with numerous guests listed including Frank Dasey Cornelius Murphy Margaret Casey and Mary McGrath among others.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary No. A. O. H
South Boston
Seaside
Ravilion Hall
City Point
Frank Dasey
Cornelius Murphy
Margaret Casey
L. A
Mary McGrath
Transfer of Trains From Park Square Station
Rail riders must note that starting September 10 trains formerly using Park Square Station will run to and from Terminal Station at Summer Street Boston. New York Shore Line Air Line Colonial and Federal Express trains will depart and arrive at Terminal on the Park Square schedules. Connecting Sound Line steamers timings are listed with inbound and outbound adjustments.
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Park Square Station
Terminal Station
Summer Street
Boston
New York
Shore Line
Air Line
Colonial
Federal
Sound Line
Fall River
Stonington
Providence
Norwich
Park Square
Back Bay
Dartmouth Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Crossing police officers protest new Sunday schedule
Police officers allege grievances from a new economy policy by the police commissioners. They previously worked six days a week but now are required to a half day on Sunday without extra pay, while commissioners claim it will save the department $1600.
Smallpox Case Reported in Fall River Child
A new mild smallpox case is reported in Fall River. The infection developed in a child at the pest house where the father, a convalescent patient, was staying. No consternation noted.
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Fall River
Bicycle notes on upcoming races and riders in New England
Tommek seeks LAW sanction for a Charles River Park meet featuring a twenty mile motor paced race with Nat Butler Harry Gibson and Ben Munroe and a mile heat with Tom Butler Watson Coleman and C R McCarthy. Other events include a half mile to a mile match between James F Moran and Alberto Tallandier.
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Tommek
I. A. W. Racing Board
Charles River Park
Nat Butler
Harry Gibson
Ben Munroe
Tom Butler
Watson Coleman
C. R. McCarthy
Brockton
Ben*Munroe
L. P. Callahan
H. A. Gibson
Tom Eck
C.R. McCarthy
Frank L. Parnham
Copley Square
Providence
A. W. Westby
Masachusetts B. C
Wallace
Metropolitan Wheelmen
A. D. C. Newcomb
Dimock
Roslindale C. C
State Centurion
Harry W. Knights
Century Road Club
Boston
Holbrook
Worcester
Peabody
Salem
Lincoln Street
Eddie Reardon
Roxbury
New England
State Centurion Knights of the Co. R. C
Eddie McDuffee
Paris
Bert Russell
Springfield
Maine
New York
Twenty five veterans start annual wheel about the Hub ride
Twenty five members of the Bose ton Bicycle Club began the annual wheel about the Hub from Walnut avenue and Warren street Roxbury at 10 yesterday morning. Pop Weston led the pace with a route to Dedham Sharon Lake Massapoag overnight then to Braintree Weymouth Hingham and Cohasset ending at Nantasket Beach returning to Boston tonight. The ride has never had rain in its twenty year history.
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Boseton Bicycle Club
Walnut Avenue
Warren Street
Roxbury
Pop’ Weston
Will R. Pitman
Charles J. Hill
J. A. Hendrie
J. B. Kelley
John F. Cook
Theodore Rothe
C. A. Hazlitt
G. B. Young
C. Hemmenway
A Waldo
J. E. Hill
C. C. Ryder
BE. Wa. Lawin
C. A. Alexander
William B. Everett
Dr. A. F. Wyman
T. H. Hall
Aickerson
H. Methot
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J. J. Fecitt
Pons
Dedham
Sharon
Lake Maasapoag
Braintree
Weymouth
Hingham
Cohasset
Nantasket Beach
Boston
McCusker-Challenges Broderick to Boston Swim Match
James L. McCusker issues a challenge to James Broderick of Cambridgeport for a fifty or one hundred yard swim with stakes from fifty to five hundred dollars a side. McCusker offers a five second start in fifty yards or ten seconds in 100, and a forty five second lead in a 440 yard race. The race would occur two to one from the day articles are signed, with quick deposits requested to bind a match and location to be named by Broderick.
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James L. McCusker
James Broderick
Cambridgeport
Broderick
Mr. McCusker
Boston Post
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