Forbes Triumphs In Ten Round Boxing Fight
In Boston last night the bout between Harry Forbes and Kid McFadden at the Tammany A C ended in ten rounds with Forbes the winner. McFadden survived several counted moments but a late knockdown sealed the result. preliminaries saw Fred Vanusch defeat Dick Grant and Tony Lewis defeat George Jameson. Referee Donnelly awarded decisions in all bouts.
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Kid McFadden
Tammany A. C
Boston
McFadden
Forbes
Fred Vanusch
Canada
Dick Grant
Haverhill
Forbes Outduels McFadden In Gritty Boxing Exhibition
The match shows Forbes's superior skill and generalship as McFadden lands punishing blows each round. McFadden fights hard but cannot escape the endurance and craft of Forbes, leaving spectators impressed by a bout of rare gameness.
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Forbes
Chai
Walsh Delmont Bantam Title Fight At Lenox Club Tonight
Boxing gossip notes Jimmy Walsh vs Albert Delmont for the bantam championship at Lenox Club in South Boston. Walsh seeks peak form after months out. Delmont aims to take the crown. Card includes Young O'Brien vs Danny Murray and Kid Pantz vs Jimmy Hanlon.
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Boston
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Roxbury
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Senators Struggle In Hit Heavy Classic, Fall Short
In a high scoring affair, Ferris delivers three assists and drives in runs as Criger, Dougherty, and Collins contribute key putouts and miscues. Orth, Robertson, and Moran add late-inning threats while Hendricks is left stranded at third. The Senators attempt a comeback but fall short.
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Dougherty
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Moran
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Young Powers Boston to 3-0 Shutout of Senators
Scythe Young pitched a masterful complete game for Boston beating Washington 3 to 0 at Huntington Avenue. Freeman homered with Stahl aboard, Moran doubled for Washington, and Orth pitched well for the Senators as Boston’s defense and timely hitting sealed the shutout.
Phillies Double Up New York in Third Game
Philadelphia defeats New York 5 to 2 as Conroy errors pave the way for a three run first inning. Hartsel Seybold Gan zel and Beville pace the offense in a day of solid plays by the visitors. Total attendance reaches 1888 at the park.
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Jones Pitches for Pittsburg Win Hindered by Wild Throws
National baseball brief from Pittsburg notes Jones pitched a good game but wild throws produced Pittsburg's runs. Attendance listed as 1091.
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Jones
New Bedford Manchester Rivalry Two Qaims Noted
New Bedford meets Manchester in a two game series while Fall River plays Lowell in two games. Nashua visits Haverhill and Lawrence faces Concord in another two game set.
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Lowell
New Bedford
Manchester
Fall River
Nashue
Haverhill
Lawrence
Concord
New Yorks Sweep Doubleheader in National League Opener
New York secured a double victory at the American league grounds with a bases loaded homer by McGann and timely hitting. Opportune hitting powered the second win as Sparks yielded another tough loss for Philadelphia. Attendance 2204.
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New Yorks
McGann
Manchester Beats Haverhill 3 to 2 in Fast Game Highlighting Triple Play
Manchester defeats Haverhill 3 to 2 as Murphy Calhoun and Gilmore execute a third inning triple play. Leith reached on an error and Rapp singled before a pop fly turned into the double play with Gilmore throwing to first. Attendance around 200. In Nashua, Lawrence fell twice to Nashua, 5-2 and 6-? with Nashua earning 5 runs in the second game. Gokey and Harrison split pitching duties.
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N. H
Haverhill
Murphy
Calhoun
Gilmore
Leith
Rapp
Graham
Glimore
Gokey
Harrison
Nashua
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Ladies' Day in East Boston Softball Clash
Washington hosts final home game of 1903 as Zeree Gibson starts for the locals. New York Invaders, in third, flee toward the seashore while the Senators bid farewell for the year. Playfairs meet Olympias at Cottage Park after a 10 to 8 first meeting victory.
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Profane Ball Player Fined in Manchester Court
Right fielder Sott of the Fall River base ball team faced the Manchester police court for using rude and profane language at yesterday's game. He pleaded guilty and paid a five dollar fine plus costs.
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N. H
Sott
Fall River
Races At New York State Fair Draw 20000 Crowd
At Syracuse New York Sept 10 a crowd of about 20000 watched harness races at the State fair. Three professional and one amateur event on the program. Tom Keene won the Empire State stake for 2 25 pacers in straight heats. Alta McDonald with Marion Wilkes won a 2 15 trot. Albert won the first heat of the 2 08 pace but trailed in the next three to Major C. Sphinx S won the amateur 2 08 pace by E B Smathers. Major Deimar aims to beat his 201 1 2 record tomorrow.
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N. Y
Tom Keene
Alta McDonald
Marion Wilkes
Albert
Major C
E. B. Smathers
Sphinx S
Deimar
Wiggin Elected Commodore of Annisquam Yacht Club
Harry H. Wiggin of Eaton has been elected commodore of the Annisquam Yacht Club in Gloucester. John Whittemore was named vice commodore, with remaining officers to be chosen at the January annual meeting in Gloucester.
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Eaton
Massachusetts Bay
Annisquam Yacht Club
Gloucester
John Whittemore
Baseball score near end of Fall River game
Fall River defeated Concord 18 to 3 as Kane and samas closed the game. Notable players included Noblitt Newton and Eaton with multiple hits, while Morgan pitched for Fall River and drew two walks.
Lowell 10 New Bedford 4 in baseball showdown
Lowell defeats New Bedford 10 to 4 after leading early and fending off late rallies. Merritt Cross and Connors spark scoring with key two base hits and guards on defense. Attendance reaches six hundred at Lowell field on September 10.
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Crogs
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Concord Triumphs as Errors Help Edge Fall River
Concord capitalized on errors by Weddige and Riccius and timely hitting by McCarthy and Noblitt to secure a three score win. Fall River plated two runs early in the fifth before McCarthy settled down, retiring the side in order after the third. Fly and Green provided fielding highlights.
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Riccius
McCarthy
Noblitt
Fall River
Green
Fitz to Box Irish Giant in Philadelphia Bout
Former world heavyweight champion Bob Fitzsimmons and Don Coughlan known as the Irish Giant were matched for a six round catch weight bout before the Industrial A. C. of Philadelphia on the evening of September 2.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Don Coughlan
Industrial A. C
Philadelphia
Bay State Riflemen Win Veterans Trophy in New Jersey
In Sea Girt New Jersey on September 10 the Leech cup match ended with Corporal Winder of Ohio scoring 94 of 100. Runners up included Keough Upton Anderton Hale and Tornrose all of Massachusetts. The Veterans' Organization team match saw Old Guard of Massachusetts win 240 points while Old Guard of New York scored 201.
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N. J
Corporal Winder
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Keough
Massachusetts
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Anderton
Hale
Tornrose
Veterans’ Organization
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