Champions Take Two From Washingtons
Boston pitchers Townsend and Gibson matched Washington’s effort in a twin bill won by the Boston club. Key plays featured Lachance, Ferris, and Tannehill, with Selbach driving in runs and Stahl collecting several hits in the two games.
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Hill
Ferris
Lachance
Parent
Ferrie
Townsend
Gibson
Washington
Boston
Connolly
Anybody
Cassidy
Bostons
Stahl
Tannehill
Selbach
O’neill
Mullin
Collins
Kittridge
Jacobsen
Huelsman
Jacobson
Chick Stahl
O’neil
Freeman
Chick
Jake Stahl
O'Neil
Senators
Farrell
AB. R
Oo Parent
S& Eeeenne
CG. Stahl
N. Waren
R O'Neill
J. Stahl
Huellsman
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Potale
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Boston Ee
Washington Ee
C. Stahl
Jays—Mullin
A. E. Selbach
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Eeveressee
T.achance
Tieke Kde
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J Stahl
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Donovan
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Boston at Washington and other major league games
A slate of matchups features Boston visiting Washington New York traveling to Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland with stakes tied to early season standings and regional pride.
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Washington
Boston
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Philadelphia Ees
New York
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Eter
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Travis Beaten by Ormiston in National Amateur Golf
In Short Hills New Jersey on September 8 Walter J. Travis of Garden City lost to George A. Ormiston of Pittsburg 8 up and 1 to play in the national amateur golf championship. Ormiston, from Oakmont Golf Club, will face Frederick Herreshoff next, after also defeating A W Tillinghast and M McBurney in earlier rounds.
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Short Hills
N. J
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
George A. Ormiston
Pittsburg
Ormiston
Travis
Oakmont Golf Club
Findley S. Douglas
Atlantic City
Glenview
Chicago
Walter Egan
Nassau
Bruce Smith
Frederick Herreshoff
Ekwanok
Manchester
H. Chandler Egan
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia
M. McBurney
Stockbridge
Harvard Law Graduate Admitted to Bar in Unusual Manner
Clarence Harmon Olson of Cambridge was admitted to the Massachusetts bar in the equity session of the Superior Court before Justice Sheldon. He has not decided whether to practice in Massachusetts or Ohio, and admission here allows him to seek examination on arrival. Olson graduated from Harvard Law School and was an editor and honors student of the 1904 Harvard Law Review.
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Clarence Harmon Olson
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Justice Sheldon
Superior Court
Olson
Ohio
Mr. Olson
Harvard Law School
Harvard Law Review
Manager Armour to Quit Cleveland Club
W R Armour resigns as manager of the Cleveland baseball club effective at season end. He sought a winner but team misfortune and friction, including alleged conflicts with Lajoie, kept the club from the league race.
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Armour
Cleveland
Cleveland, O
W. R. Armour
Cleveland Baseball Club
Lajoie
New Quarters Chosen for East Boston Postoffice
New quarters secured in the Stevenson block at Central square and Meridian street East Boston for the branch postoffice. The Meridian street location is too small for the increased business, and the move will be made the first of next year.
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Stevenson
Central Square
Meridian Street
Boston
Branch
Postoffice
Friends Kidnap Newton Man and Gift Him Purse
N. C. Smith, retiring Newton and Boston Street Railway superintendent, was awakened by friends and taken to Norumbega Park cafe where over 200 employees gathered in darkness. He was presented with a purse of 50 dollars in gold as he prepares to become superintendent and general manager of the Mystic street railway in Connecticut.
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Newton
N. C. Smith
Newton & Boston Street Railway
Norumbega Park
Newton & Boston Street Railway Company
Mystic, Conn
N. E. League Results From Recent Baseball Games
In Fall River, New Bedford triumphed 3 innings after 10. Nashua beat Lowell 6 to 4 in 10 innings. Concord defeated Manchester 7 to 6. Lawrence routed Haverhill 10 to 2.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Nashua
Lowell
Concord
Manchester
Lawrence—Haverhill
Lawrence
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Links
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D. C
New Yorks
Highlanders
Philadelphias
Jack Townsend
O'Neill
Clarx
Chesbro
Orth
E. Dougherty
Eeler
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Waddell
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Anderson
Orth. P. Abit
AB A. Hartsel
Re. Pickering
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Eeeeeneeenese
L. Cross
Ceccecness
Bender
Pickering
Conroy
Ganzel
Sheridan and King
Bay
Bradley
Eanetee Jones
Cleveland Sécessse
Ocleveland
Jones
Lush
Flick
Joss
Turner
Stovall
Smith
Perence
I Sullivan
Donahue
Dundon
Buelow
Aes Davis
O’loughlin
New England
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Adventures of
Stealthy
Post
Boston Eye Institute
Boylston St
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Abe Barrett
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Hickman
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Heidrick
Wallace
Hynes
Piseweesweussse Jones
Sugden
Moran
Pelty
Lin
O’leary
Drill
Coughlin
East Boston Postoffice
Pioneer Glothing CO
Washington ST
Beach St
Ances Onsen
Ceesee
Promaer Avina
Thaeae
Pioneer Price
Reg Tee
Dicscoe Ten
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W. L. Douglas
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