Gardner Dominates as Central Club Holds Boxing Night
The Central Athletic Club hosted four bouts last night with Billy Gardner of Lowell outclassing Fred Bryson of Wal tham in the main event, referee stopping the second round. Earlier, Dick Grant and Tommy Devine split six rounds with Devine winning, Jimmy Hanlon and Matty Baldwin gave a sharp six rounds with Baldwin prevailing, and George Murray edged Frank Adams over six rounds.
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Small fields at Hartford fall meeting provide tight racing
Hartford Conn September 8 The second day of Charter Oak Park fall racing featured small fields and favorable weather. Notable results included McKinley edging Dr Strong in a nose finish for the unfinished 2010 trot, Ben Leibes taking both heats in the 2:2 trot, Pan Michael sweeping three straight heats in the 2:12 pace, and Sufreet beating Joe Pointer in the 2:09 pace after a close duel with Cabanola prominent.
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Featherweight Title Bout Set Between McFadden and Forbes
Boxing page preview announces a featherweight championship and Tammany Club Trophy match between Kid McFadden and Harry Forbes tomorrow night. The event is billed as Boston’s premier boxing attraction in months with strong out of town attendance expected. The bout carries world championship implications and strict club entry rules will limit admission to paid or mal member holders only.
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Farewell doubleheader as Boston and Quakers split series
Boston and Philadelphia split a two game set at South End park in 1903. Greminger hit two home runs, including a late drive in game one, while Malarkey pitched well for Philadelphia in the opener. Doc Carney struggled in game two as Boston built a lead before Philadelphia rallied for six runs in five innings. Soden Conant and Billings attended farewells, Buckenberger left for Syracuse, and fans saluted the season’s close with hopes of spring.
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New York and Brooklyn Tie In Polo Grounds Finale
The Polo Grounds season ended with a tied game in the New York Brooklyn series called after eight innings due to darkness. Errors by Strang and Reidy sparked New York’s three run third, after one in the second, while Brooklyn took three in the fifth off Mathewson and leveled the score.
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Williams’s phenomenal catch sinks Pirates as Pfeister debuts
Williams’s stunning ninth inning grab preserves Chicago’s 7 to 6 win over Pittsburg. Pfeister’s big league debut is bright despite Chicago’s loss. hits clustered for the Cubs in the fourth and ninth frames. Attendance 2,460. scoring details show Chicago with two runs in multiple innings and key hits from Clarke Slagle Tinker Evers, Ritchey Home Smith Se.
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Quaker Club to Play doubleheaders at Huntington Avenue
The article notes continuous baseball at Huntington Avenue from today through Sept 29 with Boston chasing a pennant and Washington looming as a challenge. Hughes has paid off Collins, Greminger hit two home runs, and Doomn played without a mask as Gleason teased him. Chief Zimmer will not manage next season. Buckenberger’s future uncertain. Cold weather dampens crowds as Pittsburg could draw October fans.
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New York Highlanders Edge Collinsites In Pitchers Duel
In stiff wind at American League Park the Highlanders beat the Collinsites 1–0. Dineen held the visitors to three hits but Deering shut out New York, allowing three hits. Keeler had a lone single for the home team as errors aided the run. Davis scored on Beville’s sacrifice.
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Cleveland 6 Chicago 0 in American League game
Cleveland shut out Chicago 6 0 behind Stovall as Cleveland hitters lined six two base or better hits Patterson allowed eight strikeouts. Lajoie Bemis Hickman and Bay led the offense with extra base hits while Stovall took the loss before 1797 fans in Cleveland.
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Boxing Sparks Fly As Forbes Meets McFadden In Boston Bout
The arrival of Chicago champion Harry Forbes stirs Boston boxing crowds as he faces Kid McFadden in a high stakes bout at the Tammany Club tomorrow night. Forbes must extend himself to win the loving cup trophy while McFadden is labeled top class material and expected to prevail.
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Warm boxing clash at Criterion Club tonight
Jack Lowery of New York returns to the ring against Kid Goodman in the main bout at the Criterion Club. Lowery has fought Jimmy Briggs to a standstill and has two draws with Tommy Daly, promising a warm contest.
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Concord Beats Haverhill In Loose 9 8 Game
In Concord New Hampshire on September 8 Concord edged Haverhill 9 to 8. Kuhn was knocked out of the box in the fifth inning while Stewart led at bat with notable hitting in the New England league standings report.
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Lawrence Triumphs Over Manchester 5-4 in Ninth Inning Rally
Lawrence scored three runs with nobody out in the ninth to defeat Manchester 5-4 after a tied game at the seventh. Harrison pitched well for Lawrence with solid support while Kwau made a notable one handed stop. Manchester led with two runs in the eighth but could not respond in the final frame.
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Fall River Beats New Bedford 8 to 1 in Exhibition
Fall River routed New Bedford 8 1 in a daytime game as local club showed strong batting and fielding. New Bedford struggled offensively while Fall River built a commanding lead early and cruised to the victory.
Washington at Boston clash on today’s schedule
The day’s card lists two named matchups Washington versus Boston and Philadelphia versus New York, plus regional pairings Haverhill at Concord Fall River at Manchester and New Bedford at Nashua as local games.
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