Red Sox Arrive in Chicago for Long Series in Heat Wave
Boston arrives in Chicago amid a fierce heat wave for a lengthy West Coast trip, bringing a larger roster with Thomas and Van Dyke added from Worcester. Hall or Collins expected to start against Chicago, while Cicotter faces former teammates. Family notes attach as President McAleer greets friends in Chicago.
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van Dyke
Worcester
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Joe Wood
Ed Walsh
Callahan
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Hall
Collins
Eddie Cicotter
McAleer
New Boxers Tip Arena Card Promises Heat in 10-Round Show
Boxing notes preview a 10 round feature with Frank Picato of California and Frank Loughrey of Philadelphia. Dave Kurtz and Dave Deshler also appear as Boston fans await upsets while boxing writs suggest Ad Wolgast's status and potential substitutes for Sept 27.
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California
Frank Loughrey
Philadelphia
Boston
Poston
Pirato
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Jose Rivers
Loughrey
England
France
Dave Kurtz
Tommy Howell
Howell
Ray Bronson
Armory
A. A
Old College
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Johnny Illeits
Dave
Willetts
Frank Schulte the Bat Breaker and Suspended Star
Frank Schulte, the heavy hitting outfielder of the Chicago Cubs, is said to break 50 bats a year. His ash bats have a very small grip, drawing scorn from teammates unless he lines them out. The rare grip suits his hitting, as he often catches balls across the grain.
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Frank Schulte
Chicago Cubs
Cy Seymour
Schulte
Highlanders to Train in Bermuda with Jersey City Squad
The Highlanders will train in Bermuda next spring with the Jersey City team of the International league. President Farrell and Manager Wolverton have closed arrangements with President Lillis of Jersey City for joint use of the Hamilton Cricket grounds, the Skeeters used last year.
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Bermuda
Jersey City
Farrell
Wolverton
Lillis
Hamilton Cricket Grounds
Skeeters
Bat Weights Stir Talk From Giants to Braves
The exchange notes that Chief Meyers of the Giants wields a very heavy bat, rivaled by Bill Sweeney of the Braves who rests his club on his forearm while awaiting the pitch. It also questions Johnny Kling's bat.
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Chief Meyers
Giants
Bill Sweeney
Braves
Sweeney
Johnny Kling
Maple Leafs Manager Eyes Cuba Tour After Title
Toronto Maple Leafs manager Joe Kelley has a Cuban promoter offering a tour for the team following their International league championship. Kelley plans to visit Canadian cities on the trip.
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Joe Kelley
Toronto Maple Leafs
Kelley
Bugs Raymond Dies After Brutal Assault in Chicago
Arthur L. Raymond known as Bugs Raymond, former National League pitcher, died from injuries after an assault. Coroner Hoffman’s evidence led to the arrest of Fred Cigrant of North Forty-fourth Avenue on charges related to the death.
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Arthur L. Raymond
Bugs” Raymond
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Fred Cigrant
North Forty-fourth Avenue
Frank O. Raymond
Cigranz
Elster Avenue
Raymond
Montrose Cemetery
Cigrant
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Gunthers
McGraw
Fighting Giants
Baseball star Raymond dies after beating case
Post mortem shows skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhage. Migranz confessed to beating Raymond a week earlier at an Elston and Lawrence game. Raymond died in Hotel Very Sat urday night. investigators seek witnesses as inquest is postponed.
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Arthur
Ross Loses 10 Joe Jeannette in Madison Square Garden
Tony Ross of Newcastle Penn was disqualified for low blows in the seventh round against Joe Jeannette challenger for the heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden. NYSAA commissioner ONeill ordered no pay until investigation and Ross to appear next Wednesday. Gunboat Smith outboxed Tom McMahon in a 10 round bout. George Kirkwood nearly KOed Frankie Fleming in the first round. Kid Carter defeated Harry Lenny in six rounds.
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California
Tom McMahon
Pittsburg
George Kirkwood
St. Louis
Frankie Fleming
Kid Carter
New Orleans
Harry Lenny
Baltimore
Somerville High Sets 10-Game Football Schedule
Coach Stephen F Mahoney returns aboard the Laconia of the Cunardine and begins practice tomorrow. Ten games dot the schedule with key league games at Somerville versus Cambridge Latin Newton Malden and Bindge while road contests include Waltham Brockton Medford Melrose Everett and Everett game locations listed through late November.
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Newton
Medford
Malden
Melrose
Everett
Bindge
Zuccarelli Wins Second Grand Prix of France Light Cars
The second Grand Prix of France for light automobiles in Le Mans was won by Zuccarelli in a Lion Peugeot. He completed 648 kilometers in 6 hours 12 minutes 31.5 seconds. Goux took the Sarthe cup for heavy cars in a Peugeot machine with a time of 5 hours 81 minutes 9 58 seconds. There were no American entrants.
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Peugeot
Princeton Wins Clothier Cup by Defeating Harvard in Doubles
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club the Princeton duo G. M. Church and J. H. Mace defeated Harvard’s E. H. Whitney and W. M. Washburn in four sets to claim permanent possession of the Clothier cup. The cup standings showed Pennsylvania 6 Harvard 6 Yale 5 Columbia 2.
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Orange and Black
Crimsons
Merion Cricket Club
G. M. Church
J. H. Mace
Princeton
E. H. Whitney
W. M Washburn
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Church
BE. H. Whitney
W. M. Washburn
May Extend Yacht Season Across Columbus Day
Yacht clubs in Lynn and South Boston push to extend the season beyond Labor Day to Columbus Day amid favorable September and October weather. Clubs plan a big reserve race day next Saturday and will discuss further at the Inter-Club dinner on October 26 at the Revere House.
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South Boston
Columbus Day
Lynn Y. C
Revere House
Work Started on Extra Seats at Fenway Park
A corps of workmen began building temporary news stands at Fenway Park to expand seating for the World Series between the Red Sox and the New York Giants. The project includes extending bleachers at left and center field and aims for completion by Sept 24 25 and 26 with a plan to replace temporary stands later with permanent structures.
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New York Giants
Entre Field
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Braves Return to Clash With Cubs
The Braves move into a four game series with the Cubs as Boston aims to sharpen form. Key figures from past battles like Zimmerman Evers Tinker and Richie plus Lavender, Sheckard, Miner Brown and Chance are noted for a fierce test. Miguel Angelo Gonzales joins as catcher and Maranville is due to report as Boston schedules 14 games with western clubs before late season NL clashes.
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Sheckard
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McGraw
Gaffney
Miguel Angelo Gonzales
Gonzales
Long Branch
N. J
Kling
Maranville
New Bedford
King
Harry Gowdy
Baseball in Brief Form Remaining Red Sox Games
Baseball in Brief lists remaining Red Sox dates and opponent cities for September through October. It notes Chicago visits in Chicago on Sept 10 11 12 and St Louis in St Louis on Sept 17 18 19, with Detroit and New York road trips and dates through Oct 5.
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Page
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Dero
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Fenway
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Philadelphia
Games to Play Boston and Detroit In Random Matchups
A fragment listing game prompts and scores with cities Boston Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Washington York Chicago St. Louis and a string of numbers. It appears as an OCR scramble of a schedule or results section with no coherent narrative or dates.
Position of Leaders in National League
New York leads the National League with a nine percent advantage in games played over Chicago. The Mets sit fourteen games ahead of Pittsburgh and twenty seven games ahead of Cincinnati.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Nutshell update shows scattered scores across cities
National recap lists results from New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities with varied point tallies. Mentions a first game with New York and Brooklyn and a second game drawing a large crowd of around 20 000.
Rival NBA Matches Set Across Cities
Boston at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at St. Louis.
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Baseball matchups listed for major league cities
National schedule shows Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York with games set in major league venues. The outline lists four series across key cities and teams.
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Chicago
Ewan Ae Wears
Pitteburg Eerte
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Poston
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Highland Players Rally Behind Wick-Russ Ford Leader
Shades of the lamented Father Chad wick-Russ Ford lead the Highland players with a batting average near .300 as the team pushes for continued success.
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Chadwick
Russ Ford
Highland Players
Goullet Sets World One Mile Cycling Record
Alfred Goullet broke the world's one mile bicycle record in Salt Lake City by completing the distance in 1 minute 47 and 3 fifths seconds during a competition last night.
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Salt Lake City
Alfred Goullet
George McConnell Wins Games Like Yankee Pitchers
George McConnell avoids the Hard Luck title and stacks up wins, matching the pace of the Yankee hurlers as he continues to perform at a high level this season.
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George McConnell
United States Rifle Team Picked for Palma Trophy
The United States rifle team was chosen to compete at the Palma international trophy in Ottawa, Canada, next Saturday. Two Massachusetts shooters were among those selected and the squad departed for Ottawa this afternoon.
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Iowa Officers Lead Tryouts For Sea Girl Shooting Team
Lieutenant Colonel Brookhart of Iowa and Captain Mumma led a military shooting panel naming 12 top contenders after high scores at 1000 yard trials. Eight of the 12 will be shooting members, two alternates, and two coaches, with final selection from 24 high scorers from the Sea Girl tournament.
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Keough
Prep Football Under Way at Several Schools
Revere High opens practice with 88 players including six holdovers from last year as board decisions loom on Bill Gould’s eligibility. Changes in coaching staff mark shifts at Roxbury Latin Noble and Greenough and Allen Schools.
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Percy Moore
Beach Town
Bill Gould
Gould
Everett High
Revere High
George F. Fiske
Roxbury Latin School
Highland District School
Noble& Greenough School
Waltham High School
Dame
Marlboro High
Fred. J. O’brien
Boston Latin
Matty McIntyre Traded From White Sox to Coast Coast
Matty McIntyre left fielder of the Chicago White Sox was traded yesterday to the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league. Eng, a first baseman, was released in the same announcement and goes to the St Joseph team of the Western league.
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Matty McIntyre
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Texas boy Louis Gallia joins Griffiths swing from Washington
Louis Gallia, 20, acquired from the American Association with Washington by Griffith in exchange for Jim Vaughn who left the Highlanders for Washington. Vaughn reportedly lacks ambition while Gallia shows promise as a pitcher.
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Joe Birmingham Regents as Seventh Naps Manager
Joe Birmingham serves as the seventh manager of the Naps raising questions whether the number seven will prove lucky for him and the team. The note questions if luck favors Birmingham in his new role with the club.
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Joe Birmingham
Naps
Joe
Cox Drives Black Mare To Victory At Syracuse Race
In Syracuse New York ideal weather and large crowds opened the grand circuit meeting tied to the New York State Fair. The Conway stake for 2:07 pacers saw Longworth B win heat one then 2:06 1-4 in heat two with Black Mare ahead. Sarah Ann Patch won the next two heats. Baron Aberdeen swept the 2:15 trot. Axworth claimed the Ka Noo No stake. Bessie Bee led Nellie Temple to narrow wins in the 2:12 pacing. Time figures show multiple fast miles across heats.
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Sarah Arin Patch
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Acon
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Major Odell
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Seee
Ethel
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the Conway
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A Patchen
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Johnny ‘Hube
Ray
O'Dell
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Guy Axworthy
Cochata Belle
Burns Knocks Out Hogan in 10th Round in San Francisco
Frankie Burns of Oakland defeats One Round Hogan of San Francisco by knockout in the 10th round. Burns dominated early, flooring Hogan with a right cross in the third, while Hogan mounted a comeback despite a deep cut near Burns ear, and finished Hogan with a decisive left upper cut and rapid rights as both men bled in a brutal, crowd-pleasing bout at a local arena.
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Frankie Burns
Oakland
Hogan
Burns
Yale golfers edge Williams to open intercollegiate title
Yale defeated Williams College 5 to 4 in the opening round of the 17th annual intercollegiate golf championship at Manchester Vermont. Yale won two of three two man matches and split six singles with Williams. final match decided on the last green as H B Lee beat J W Gillette 1 up at 19th hole.
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Williams
Manchester
Williams College
H. B. Lee
J. W. Gillette
Georgia’s Corn Development Highlight Turns to Cobb
A brief notice notes Georgia as a leading corn developer and reminds readers Cobb remains a key focus area. The item emphasizes regional agriculture and ongoing crop progress with local relevance.
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