Lowell Wins New England League Pennant
Lowell closes the New England League title with a win and pennant clinch. Kennedy, Phoenix, Kolseth, Barrows and Yount led offensive output with Kolseth and Yount homers. Kolseth struck out seven while Yount added a homer and two-base hits.
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Kennedy
Phoenix
Kolseth
Barrows
Bouktes
Lluston
Yount
Catterson
Carlstram
Cooney
Iluston
Hagan
Briggs
Carlstrom
Lawrence
Lowell
Ulrich
Huston
Stafford
Lowell Narrowly Loses to Lawrence in Extra Innings
In Lawrence on September 8 Lowell fell 5 to 4 to Lawrence after Carlstrom delivered a tenth inning hit to left with a runner aboard. Both starters displayed strong hitting, and Yount and Kelseth hit solo homers in the second inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell
Carlstrom
Yount
Kelseth
New England Basketball Matchups Across Cities
Lawrence faces Lynn while Lowell meets Brockton and Worcester clashes with Haverhill in two games. New Bedford plays Fall River as the slate unfolds across the region.
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Lowell Etter Ewe
Worcester
New England
Lawrence
Renee
Lowell
Lynn
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Po.a.e
Haverhill
Hagan Sb
Moulton
Crisham Ib
Barrows
Ers
Kennedy Us
Cooney SS
Cat’rson
Uv i
P.C Briggs
Magee
Flaharty
Lowell Ee
Phoenix
Carist'm
Wright
Boultes
Jirich
Huston
Breymere
Yount
Ee. Eee
Kelseth
STO aLuyster
Baverhill
Asec
Erer Tose Ewast
Lowell Wins 1911 New England Title Despite Loss
Lowell loses to Lawrence 5 to 4 in 10 innings but clinches the 1911 New England league championship. Rain interrupted Worcester’s tie hopes today and the final games of the season will determine standings, though Lowell has already secured the title.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Worcester Captain Faces Three Games in a Day
Secretary Morse rules that no more than two games in one day count for the championship. Captain Jesse Burkett says if weather allows tomorrow he will play three games with Haverhill, including a postponed morning match.
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Burkett
Haverhill Tailenders
Lowell
Brockton
Worcester
G C. Morse
Timothy E. Murnane
Morse
Jesse Burkett
Haverhill
Lynn Triumphs Over Fall River 5-3 In Narrow Victory
Lynn defeats Fall River 5 to 3 as visitors erupt for four runs in the first inning on hits and errors. Swanson allowed 5 runs with 8 strikeouts while Wormwood worked 4 innings for Lynn. Key players include Coulter Buzick Strands Bowcock Moore and Wallace with multiple offensive contributions.
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Fall River
Lynn
Wallace
Hickman
Hale
Williams
Raves
Coulter
Cargo
Buzick
Strands
Bowcock
Moore
Wormwood
Swanson
Logan
Kopf
teher-Haight
Wakefeld
T. Bannon
Brockton Beats New Bedford 6–5 In Last Home Game
Brockton defeats New Bedford 6 to 5 in the season finale at home. Eastman weakens late allowing four runs. Smith’s fielding shines. Gannini Howard Connaughton Wadleigh Eastman Merrill McCrone Donahue Maranville Pruitt among batters with several two bases hits and defensive highlights.
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New Bedford
Brockton
New Bedford Today
Eastman
New Bedfords
Smith
Yerkes
Iss
Bers
Gannini
Howard
Connaughton
Wadleigh
Merrill
McCrone
Donahue
Maranville
Pruitt
Sweatt
Wilson
Boardman
Teylin
Fastman
Po.a. E
Merrill, Ites
McLane
Ees
Howard R
Bodman
Ness, Smith Ee
Mar’ Nville
Uo Tevilin
Che
Pratt
Tee
Eee
Eastman P
Oly Fer Kes
Aoa
Wolgast Outlines Plan for Milwaukee Bout With M'Farland
Lightweight champion Ad Wolgast laid out his training schedule through September 15 the Milwaukee fight with Packey McFarland. He aims for peak endurance with heavy work until Tuesday then two hours daily light sessions. Yesterday Wolgast and Frederic Hicks dueled for ten rounds in fast sparring.
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Ad Wolgast
Milwaukee
Packey MccFarland
Wolgast
Frederic Hicks
Hicks
Yale Loses Strong Distance Runner Reed for Health
Nathaniel C. Reed of South Weymouth Mass a top Yale distance runner will not return to college this fall His illness is pulmonary and he plans to go West to a ranch for several months to improve his health Reed class of 1918 remains in New Haven Conn dated Sept 8
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New Haven
Cogn
Nathaniel C. Reed
South Weymouth
Mass
Yale
Reed
A. C. Coach Lawson Robertson Plans Strong Relay Team
Irish-American A. C. coach Lawson Robertson lists Harry Gissing Mel Sheppard Jim Rosenberger and H. Schaff as his cracker jack relay lineup. He notes Sheppard ran a quarter mile in 48 25 seconds on Labor Day, a creditable showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Robertson
A. C
Harry Gissing
Mel Sheppard
Jim Rosenberger
H. Schaff
Sheppard
Labor Day
500 Star Athletes Enter Democratic Barbecue Games
Nearly 500 top athletes file entries for contests at Caledonian Grove for a Democratic city committee outing. Events include sprints, field events, women and youth races, tug of war, sack races, and dancing, with Governor Foss as honorary referee and several Boston area clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Caledonian Grove
Governor Foss
E. Caples
W. C. Prout
F.P. O'Hara
F. C. Miles
T. H. Guething
A. J. Bowzer
J. M. Burke
K. H. Wade
J. C. Johnstone
E. L. Farrell
Bowzer
H. Pp. Drew
W. W. Coe, Jr
L.A. Whitney
J. J. Comerford
J.C. Silva
C. P. Kimball
Boston Athletic Association
Boston College Athletic Association
South Boston Athletic Association
Motorists receive notices for new Connecticut plate law and Cape Cod road closures
The Touring Club of America's Bureau warns Connecticut motorists to hang number plates 18 inches from the ground under the new law. Cape Cod canal construction will close all roads except the Sagamore to Buzzards Bay route, with a new concrete bridge entrance near Buzzards Bay station. Engineers report marked closures to aid tourists traveling to Provincetown and shore resorts. The north shore routes to Provincetown via Plymouth see high traffic, and improvements on the Orleans to Provincetown main road offer a pleasant 28 mile drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alec Sloane
Bill Pickens
Barney Oldfield
Bureau of Tours
Automobile Club of America
Connecticut
Torrington
Cape Cod Canal
Sagamore
Buzzards Bay
Cape
Buzzards Bay Station
Touring Club
Cape Cod
Touring Club of America
Provincetown
Plymouth
Orleans
Wellfleet
Mackerel and cargo ships fill Portland wharf scene
At T wharf five vessels arrived with 26 800 fresh mackerel distributed by George Curtis Port land I S Willard A M Hathaway and Ranger plus 40 swordfish from Lochinvar. Five trawlers brought haddock cod hake and pollock totaling 113 000 pounds 26 200 pounds 62 800 pounds and 3000 pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
George Curtis
Portland Landing
I. S. Willard
A. M. Hathaway
Ranger
Lochinvar
Mullin Could Move to White Sox in Detroit Trade Talk
Detroit reports a possible deal sending pitcher George Mullin to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Harry Lord and George Moriarty. Duffy would require a new bat bag for the Tigers and Navin favors keeping Mullin. White Sox boss Comiskey is open to Mullin as a pitcher, while cash deals seem unlikely. Mullin seeks a change and would like to pitch for Chicago as Detroit eyes infield enhancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Mich
George Mullin
White Sox
Detroit
Harry Lord
Mullin
George Moriarty
Duffy
Lord
Navin
Comiskey
Powers Defies Boxing Commission Over Garden Fight
New York State Athletic Commission failed to compel promoter Pat Powers to disclose the Madison Square Garden lease rent and Wells Brown fight proceeds. The hearing adjourned to next Wednesday with Garden officials to testify. until the venue dispute is resolved, new fight licenses are unlikely.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
P. ‘. Powers
Madison Square Garden
Wells
Brown
Yale Man Likely to Win Golf Title
In the second round at Bal tusrol Golf Club Yale survivors are Robert Gardner George Stanley Albert Seckel and Harry Heyburn. Gardner and Stanley edge toward the final while Seckel and Heyburn must defend Princeton and Pennsylvania solo. One upset saw H B Lee lose on the 19th green to George Stanley.
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Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol
Robert Gardner
George Stanley
Albert Seckel
Harry Heyburn
Gardner
Stanley
Yale
Seckel
Princeton
Heyburn
University of Pennsylvania
H. B. Lee
Michigan
Alcyde Wins Feature Race at Rhode Island State Fair
Governor's Day drew 6000 fans as Alcyde won the 2:12 pace feature on a day featuring horse racing, a seven mile plane display by Eugene Ely, a firemen's muster split among eight companies, and other racing heats. Bedelia and Young Mac won trotting and Warwick events, with fast times posted and a division of $500 prize money for the muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allsgrove
R. I
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Hugene B. Ely
Biggs
Ahyde
Percy Burnham
Kingston
Ont
Kellarville Lad
Fred W
Gillies
Henry Titer
Labor Day
J. J. Crowley
Readville
Kalder
Warwick
Charles Lasell
Whitinsville
Mass
Mac
Todd
Ella P
Charter Oak Nutmeg Handicap Postponed to Tomorrow
Hartford Sept 8 The Nutmeg handicap closing event of the Grand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak Park was postponed this afternoon due to a wet track, with racing moved to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Dartmouth Champ Loses at Tennis Final in Buffalo
Charles Benton of Cleveland and Michigan State beat Dartmouth champ Fred Harris 9-7 3-6 6-3 1-6 6-4 in the western New York tournament. May Sutton swept Florence Sutton 6-3 6-3. Benton faces Nat Niles for the international cup while May Sutton plays Moyes for the women's cup.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Benton
May Sutton
New York
Benton
Cleveland City
Michigan
Fred Harris
Dartmouth
Florence
Nat W. Niles
Boston
Miss Sutton
Miss Moyes
Toronto
Florence Sutton
Miss May Sutton
Miss Bissel
Dixie IV Sails Speed Trial Hits Rough Water
In Huntington on September 8 proposals for British hydroplanes Pioneer and Maple Leaf to race a mile course failed due to rough bay waters. Dixie IV owner Frederick K. Burnham tested the Otto Heins trophy with six mile runs averaging about 45 miles per hour despite a repaired crank shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Pioneer
Maple Leaf
Buffalo
Frederick K. Burnham
British Isles and American team clash for Davis Cup shot
Tomorrow on West Side Tennis Club courts in New York the British Isles meet the United States in the Davis Cup challenger series. Larned will face Dixon, McLoughlin meets Lowe, with Bundy and Little vs Dixon and Beamish in the doubles. Three wins secure the challenge to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Side
William A. Larned
C. P. Dixon
Maurice IE. McLoughlin
California
A. H. Lowe
Thomas C. Bundy
Raymond D. Little
Dixon
A. B. Beamish
Lowe
McLoughlin
Australia
Marquard Keeps Up His Winning Streak
National New York report notes Old Town pitcher Christy Marquard held Brooklyn to two runs as the Giants won 3 to 2. In the seventh inning Smith and Hummel doubled and Davidson hit a long single to bring Brooklyn two runs. Rucker struggled for the Giants while Knetzer shut out Brooklyn over the last five innings, facing 16 batters.
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New York
Bil
Devore
Doyle
Murray
Merkle
Il Herzog
Pletcher
A Myers
Marquard
Brooklyn
Tooley, AB
R. BH
Daubert
Smith
Davidson
Goumon
Bergen
Pesca Seneace Knetzer
Deere Cates
Hummer
Tooley
Doyie
Snodgrass
Herzog
Knetzer
Hummel
Danbert
Rucker
Pires
Johnstone
Eason
Connie Mack the Maker of Pennant Winning Players
The Sunday Post previews a page story on Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics now in his 11th season, noted for pennants with the Philadelphia Americans and a career of near .500 seasons. The feature promises insights into his personality and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Athletics
Philadelphia Americans
Sunday Post
Emersons and Notre Dames Vie for First Division Title
The Municipal league finals reach a climax on Boston Common as Emersons of East Boston face Notre Dames of South Boston in a deciding playoff. Second division champions Carsons of Charlestown emerged after a tough contest with Moultons of Charlestown. Third division winners Neponset Wanderers beat St Vincents of South Boston, while a four‑way tie in division four among Websters North End West End House and White Sox Jr. of South Boston will be resolved at Wood Island. Semi finals set for Sept 16 and city amateur final Sept 23.
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Municipal League
Municipal Athletic Association
Fitzgerald
Boston Common
Emersons
East Boston
Notre Dames
South Boston
Carsons
Charlestown
Moultons
Neponset Wanderers
St. Vincents
Websters
North End
West End House
White Sox
Cubs and Giants in hard race
Cubs and Giants locked in a tight pennant race as the season nears its finish. The latest standings show Chicago and New York chasing the lead with key games looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUBS
Giants
National Basketball Matchups Highlight Evening Schedule
Philadelphia visits Boston for two games while Cincinnati travels to Chicago and Pittsburg faces St. Louis. Brooklyn hosts New York in another in-state showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
P.O
Eesereres
Chicago Triumphs Over Cincinnati in 11th Inning
Chicago edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 after Needham hit a game winning single in the 11th. Saier scored from first on Needham's hit as the relay to the plate failed. The late-inning rally gave Chicago the win.
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Chicago
Sept
Saier
Needham
Cincinnati
Chicago and Cincinnati Game Recap with Late Tie
Chicago tied the game in the eighth via timely hitting and a hit by pitch. Schulte fouled off 13 pitches before striking out with the bases loaded. Cincinnati led early but Chicago fought back with two runs in the middle and late scoring. Needs more details on final score and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schulte
Baltimore Jersey City marathon ends in 27 innings
In a long Eastern League game Baltimore tied Jersey City through 27 innings before falling 27 to 7. Toronto defeated Rochester 8 to 0 while Buffalo beat Montreal 4 to 2. Newark at Providence postponed due to wet grounds.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Nest
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Columbus Tops Louisville in Openers as Scores Roll In
Baseball score updates show Columbus beating Louisville 7 to 3 and later 4 to 0. Minneapolis runs skid Milwaukee 138 to 1 and 8 to 6. Kansas City edges St Paul 5 to 2 while Toledo defeats Indianapolis 3 to 0.
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Arrivals and clearances list multiple steamers and schooners with origins and destinations. Ships mentioned include Menominee Anfindsen Antwerp Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth City of Macon Diehl Nantucket Studgins Belfast Sawyer Bangor City of Rockland Blair Bath Bay State Strout Gloucester Cape Ann Godfrey tug Prudence Newburgh Onward Johnson Fred B Balano Lynn Adonis Smith Tuttle Mitchell Wiscasset etc. Cleared vessels include Miguel de Larrinaga Rossatio Hiumaras Whitney Mercedese. Sailings note San Jose Jolando di Giorgio Prince Arthur Boston Governor Cobb Melrose Kershaw and several tugs and barges.
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Menominee
Anfindsen
Antwerp
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
City of Macon
Diehl
Savannah
Nantucket
Studgins
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Diew
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Prudence
Waits
New York
Newburgh
Johnson
Port Wade
Fred B. Balano
Hal Jowell
Lynn
Adonis
Smith Tuttle
Mitchell
Wiscasset
San Jose
Port Simon
C. R
Jolando di
Giorgio
Port’ Antonio
Boston
Digoy
Governor Cobb
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Melrose
Kershaw
Josephis
Sterling
Providence
Yemassee
Murrell
Beverly
Emelie
New Haven
Beattie
Bane
Beckton
Rockport
Mass
Mary Arnold
Flora
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Oberlin College
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English Channel
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White Star Line
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Neil McCallum
E. M. Trott
Lighthouse Board
S. ©. Gillette
Great Lakes Dredging Company
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Sin- Mac
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Costa Rica
Pat Powers
Boxing Commission
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Ed Wilkes
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Esmond
O'Day
Emsble
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E. Evers
Sheckard
Seees
R. BH. TB
American Association
Posner’s
Pili
Shipping News
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Buenos Ayres
Rossatio
Louisburg
C. B
Macon
Hiiarus
H. M
Whitney
Mercedese
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