Columbia Gets Chilly Send-off Before Atlantic Run
Bristol Rhode Island September 11 The defense cutter Columbia sails for the next challenge with quiet send-off in Bristol as the Park City tows her out and the lightship keeper bells welcoming her. The Constitution remains in harbor as rigging is taken down and stored.
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R. I
Atlantic
Columbia
Park City
Constitution
Rhodes
Mr. Morgan
Hog Island
Portsmouth
Newport
New York
Launch Recovered as Machias Stays at Bocas del Toro
In Colón Colombia on September 11, the steam launch taken from the Liberals by the United Fruit Company is recovered during Machias stay at Bocas del Toro. Panama's mayor enacts conscription for Colombians aged 18 to 60.
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Colombia
United States
Machias
Bocas del Toro
United Fruit Company
Panama
Haff Believes Cup in Grave Danger from Shamrock II
Captain Hank Haff of the Independence says Lipton's Shamrock II may have the best chance to win the America's Cup. He has not seen the challenger sail but relies on photographs and expert opinions to judge her speed and lines. Haff notes Independence remains the fastest among the three yachts but laments the looming breaking up of his vessel as Lawley prepares it for disposal.
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Otmer
Haff
New York Yast
Constitution
Columbia
Independence
Newport
George Lawley
Shamrock
New York
Lawley’s
Boston bats gloriously as Cubs edge in tight game
Boston defeats Chicago in a tense contest as Dineen fights to lower Chicago's color. Slagle, Cooley, and Tenney spark a six inning rally to turn the game for Boston. Washington falls to Boston 8-0 with strong pitching and steady bats.
Two Big Races on Same Day At Readville
Cresceus and Abbot meet in a best three of five for 20000 dollars after Cresceus was favored to face Boralma. Lord Derby and Boralma race for 5000 dollars as Readville hosts two major trotting events on the same afternoon.
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Cresceus
the Abbot
Boralma
Lord Derby
Thomas W. Lawson
Crescens
Readville
Lawson
Charlie Rterr
Charlie Herr
Jewett
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
West End Nursery
Abbot
New England
Breaters’ Association
20000 Attend Rochester Fair as Races Impress
About 20000 flocked to the Rochester New Hampshire fair where weather held and racing impressed. Diiva won the first two heats in the 2:24 class trot or pace while Trena Dee dominated the next heats. Foster edged the 2:35 trot in straight heats as Rosetta failed to finish the 2:16 trot and pace after a collision disabled Leonard’s sulky.
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Rochester
N. H
Diiva
Trena Dee
Taunton
Foster
Rosetta
Edmond
Eilie
Lucy Simmons
Leonard
Dave
Mary D. Beaten as Alcy Wins 2:19 Trot at Worcester Race Meet
At Worcester Driving Park, favorites faltered in two of today's finished races. Alcy outran Mary D. in the 2:19 trot, while Brown Heels claimed the last three heats in the 2:20 pace. Robin Hood tired after an early lead, and the 2:27 trot was postponed due to rain.
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Worcester
Worcester Driving Park Company
Mary D
Alcy
Jim Mace
Robin Hood
Brown Heels
Star Pointer
New York Falls to Cincinnati in Polo Grounds Setback
Cincinnati defeats New York 4 to 2 as hosts struggle offensively and on the bases. Stimmel takes the loss while Phyle allows several errors and missed opportunities. Davis, Van Haltren, and Fox contribute steals for New York as Cincinnati executes scoring in multiple innings.
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Cincinnati
New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Stimmel
Pergen
Phyle
Bowerman
Hy Phyle
Davis
van Haltren
Fox
Bey
Fez
Crawford
Bay
Beckley
Bergen
Emslie
Ith
Boston Americans Set For Washington Series This Weekend
The Boston Americans return home Saturday for a single game with Washington, followed by a Monday double-header between the same clubs. Rumors link Fred Tenney to the Collins club next year with Tenney at first base and Buck Freeman moving to the outfield. Kittredge Demontreville and Pittenger have been signed for next season. Cy Young delivered a great game yesterday. Hanlon says Brooklyn’s pennant chances are bright, while Pittsburgh is favored by many. Outfielder Foster of Washington has been released and picked up by the Chicago White Stockings.
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Dineen
Chicago
Hughes
Boston
Bostons
Slagle
Green
Tenney
Pemontreville
Childs Slagle
Cooley
Hamilton
Lowe
Frere
Vistors
Hartsell
Gannon
Raymer
Childs
Arklin
D Long
Dexter
Kahoe
Washington
Senators
Collinsites
Mercer
Cyrus Young
Jack Farrell
Grady
Parent
Clarke
Ferris
Stahl
Collins
Coughlin
Dowd
Chick
Freeman
Criger
Young
Clingman
Jimmy
Gear
Hemphill
Farrell
Bostom
AB R. B. PO
Covesasees
AB. R. B. PO
Doyle
R. Fateesaee Criger
C. Peeweeeeerees
Reesereessess Young
Ccscesssesrere
Eeeeerere
Waldron
Dungan
Eee & Tenney, Slagle
Larke
Demontreville
Seeee Grady
Sense Aee
Ee Hamilton
Oable
Kittredge
Hartsellman
Ome
Mer
Ba Dineen
Sell
Washing
Betts
Hu Slagle
Long
Neen
Ch S
Hoo
Im. m
Mr. Nash
Boston Americans
Fred Tenney
Collins Club
Pittenger
Cy Young
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Foster
Chicago White Stockings
Topsy K in Doubt at Worcester Fair Rain Delays Finishes
At the Worcester East Agricultural Fair in Clinton the thirteenth annual exhibition open, rain limited attendance to about 4000. Graphic won the 2:40 trot with Addison A. taking first in heat. Randall, driver of Topsy K, faced questioning on the horse's pedigree but was allowed to start with funds held for investigation. Oxian won the 2:20 pace. running race was unfinished due to rain.
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Clinton
Worcester East
Graphic
Addison A
Randall
Topsy K
Oxian
Philadelphia St Louis game ends after sixth inning in storm
A heavy storm halted play in Philadelphia as the PMNs led St Louis 6 to 2 after six innings. Attendance was 1837. Key figures included Donahue on the mound and Powell as pitcher. Fielding notes list three-base steals and errors as the game concluded.
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Philadee
St. Louis
Louws
Aatterloo
Denahve
Moegianty
Fesell
Nichols
rone—Pailes
Hia
Philadelhia
Waelpuia
Barry
Cross Jennis
Wallace
Hallman
Bans
Donahue
Powell
Donanne
Dwyer
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Tight Pitching Battle
In Pittsburg on Sept 11 Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 8 to 7 after a hard fought game. Chesbro and Donovan hold the mound with 8 and 4 strikeouts respectively. Key hits by Donovan and Yeager drive Pittsburg to the win as Brooklyn struggles with Chesbro’s curves.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Donovan
Keeler
McGuire
Chesbro
Pitt Brook
O'Connor
Moire
Hita
Pittsae
Pitteburg
Ersore
Vittabarg
Brook
Pittsby
O’connor
Ritchey
Chesebro
Kite
Polis delphians win international cricket match in Ottawa
The Polis delphians defeated their opponents to claim an international cricket victory in Ottawa on September 11, marking a notable win for the team.
Bicycle notes hint at races and memorial plans after Nelson death
Races at Charles River Park were postponed to tomorrow as Elkes faces Walthour and Stinson recovers from illness. A season finale is set at Manhattan Beach with Bikes and Michael racing 25 miles. Johnny Nelson funeral held in New York. supporters consider a monument. Desroschiers breaks a leg in Worcester. Cambridge Wheelmen announce an open century to Providence September 22 with entries at 627 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Elkes
Walthour
Iil Stinson
Michael
Manhattan Beach
Johnny Nelson
New York
Brooklyn
Ergreen
Nelson
Madison Square Garden
Worcester
Jaks Deroechiers
Fall River
Desroschiers
Cambridge
Providence
Mandy
Massachusetts Avenue
A. Reader
Archie Mescar Pare
Will Stinson
Eve’n
Peabody
Aavody
Anaconda Beats Patchen in $5000 State Fair Match Race
About fifteen thousand fans at the Pennsylvania State Fair watched Anaconda defeat Patchen in a two of three pacing match for five thousand dollars with two thousand added. Anaconda won in a jog, best time 2 07.
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Bethlehem
Penn
Joe Patcheg
Anaconda
Howard wins play-off to claim Woodland Cup
Alfred Howard defeated I A Hall in an 8 stroke playoff at Auburndale on the Woodland Golf Club links to capture the committee cup after a 78 net tie last Saturday. Howard now holds the cup twice and would gain permanent possession with another win.
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Newton
Woodland
Auburndale
Alfred Howard
I. A. Hall
Howard
No Greer Maguire Race This Year Ends Long Controversy
After a two month dispute Greer and Maguire will not meet this year with Maguire insisting a five week limit and Greer demanding a race on or before September 14. Both top American amateur scullers are outdone only by Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck of Worcester. The plan for a major betting showdown dissolves as talks fail and both men say they will likely meet next year.
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Maguire
Greer
America
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Worcester
Ten Eyck
Changes in Selee Team Shifts Prospects for Boston Nationals
James Isa, the right fielder secured from Philadelphia, received a ten days notice of release. The move stems from weak batting despite solid fielding. Worcester outfielder Rickert is expected to join Boston after the Eastern League season ends. Noblitt from Chester will trial under Selee, while Eugene Demontreville, Malachi J. Kittredge, and Charles Pittenger have signed for 1992 season with the Boston Nationals.
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James Isi
Boston Nationals
Fhiladelpha
Sterday
Philadelphia
Rickert
Worcester
Boston
Noblitt
Chester
Penn
Selee
Eugene Demontreville
Malachi J. Kittredge
Charles Pittenger
Franklin Park Golf Club Opens with Handicap Stroke Event
The inaugural Franklin Park Golf Club tournament featured 18 players in a handicap stroke format. E Dwight Fullerton of Harvard won the net prize with 80, J P Hawkes of Denham placed second, and J B OConnell finished third. Harold Moore, current course record holder, won the gross prize with 88.
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Avsplese
New
Franklin Park Golf Club
E. Dwight Fullerton
Harvard
J. P. Hawkes
Denham
J. B. O'Connell
Harold Moore
Gardner Walcott bout planned amid boxing drama and controversy
George Gardner and Jos Walcott are set for a September 25 match. Tom O’Rourke arranged the contest by wire after Gardner’s recent training in Frisco. The article notes Gardner’s confidence and his wish to face Fitzsimmons or McCoy, while criticizing rival pundit Mathison and detailing other boxing and wrestling rumors and events.
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George Gardner
Jos Walcott
Tom O’ Rourke
Black Demon
Frisco
Tom O'Rourke
Gardner
Tommy Ryan
Jack Root
Barbados
Joe Choyneki
Kid McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Walcott
Charlie Mathison
Lowell Boxer
Edward Carter
Brooklyn
Robert Fitzsimmons
Mathison
Garanene
Carter
Jack Moffat
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Thomas W. Lawson
George Gardiner
New York
Fitz
Rip van Winkle Charlie
Dick Moore
Jack Bonner
Trenton
Dave Sullivans
Kid Broad
Louisville A. C
Joe Handler
Patsey Corrigan
Middletown
Conn
Corrigan
Nick Eliott
Hjimar Sundin
Worcester Theatre
Elliott
Thomas B
Till Daly
Captain Bill
Cap
Drews
Tom Lawson
Revere Sporting News
Bill Daly
Gerrian
Cores
H. Benton
Rob Roy
Cyclist Down in Springfield Report
Brief item notes a cyclist injury incident in Springfield with sparse details from an OCR readout mentioning a downing event and related locations. No clear names, dates, or affiliations are discernible.
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Downing
Springfield
Hardy
San Jose
Holabird Beats Lockwood In Amateur Golf Championship
In Atlantic City on September 11 the Holabird pair defeated Lockwood 4 up 3 to play in a marquee match as the field narrows to eight for the amateur golf title. Holabird, 17, Blares Chicago, displayed a dramatic chip in at the eighth and a late surge to secure the upset.
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Atlantic City
N. J
America
Holabird
Lockwood
Chicago
Pees
A. G. Lockwood
Boston
Iolieassesses Bo
W. A. Holabird
Cedereneeers
Cccessseees
Fownes
H. C
W. Co
W. E. Egan
Cage
Percy Pyne
Princetonian
Archie Reid
St. Andrew's
Track Slow At Syracuse Grand Circuit Races
Rain heavy track at State fair grounds ruins pace in third day of Grand Circuit events. Leola wins 2:25 trot after Toboggan takes first heat and Council Chimes wins Lackawanna 2:10 pacing in three straight heats amid low betting and modest crowd.
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Syracuse
State Fair Grounds
Leola
Toboggam
Council Chimes
Lackawanna
Xara
Db. m
Fy Clay-Laker
Hutchins
Pers —Council
Chimes-Timb
Snow
Amateur Athletic Union Hears Plans For Basketball Season
A meeting at the Parker House last evening discussed forming this year's basketball leagues. Thomas F. Riley of Cambridgeport presided as clubs represented. Indications point to a successful season with applications from Maynard and Lowell, the latter to be represented by the Sixth Regiment M. V. M. Next meeting will consider applications.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Parker House
Thomas F. Riley
Cambridgeport Presidenen
Maynard
Lowell
Michael Moran Race Put Off In Worcester
The 25 mile motor paced match between Michael and Moran was postponed tonight until tomorrow due to rain in Worcester.
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Michael-Moran
Worcester
Michael
Moran
Hebrew Democrats Organize at 95 Lowell Street
About 200 members met at 95 Lowell Street last evening and chose officers including President Max Sapiro and Treasurer Joseph Hartmann. The group backed Representative Horgan for Senator and General Collins for Mayor.
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Hebrew Democrats
Lowell Street
Max Sapiro
M. J. Ginsberg
Max Sherman
E. L. Nixon
Joseph Hartmann
Louis Sidumsky
M. Michelson
Samuel Goldberg
David Stone
Harry Levie
Barnet Sorowsky
Representative Horgan
General Collins
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