Philadelphia at Boston Washington at Baltimore Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland
The schedule lists key NBA matchups across major cities with teams facing off in each pairing. Local fans anticipate games featuring Philadelphia and Boston, Washington and Baltimore, Chicago and Detroit, and St Louis against Cleveland.
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Washingtons Triumph Over Boston in Seventh Inning Thriller
The Washingtons defeated the Boston nine as five runs crossed in the seventh. Boston nerves and errors doomed them while Hughes struggled late and Dol. they benefited from timely hits and sharp defense. Freeman led Boston with four RBIs and a key first inning catch. Washington's Doyle, Ryan, Ely, Coughlin and Carey shone in the field.
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Phillies Extend Lead With Double Victory Over Baltimore
The Philadelphia home club widened its American League pennant path by two wins over Baltimore. Strong hitting powered the first victory while the second came chiefly from Baltimore pitcher Butler’s wildness. Both clubs fielded solidly in front of 11 200 spectators. Scores follow.
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Chicago Defeats Cleveland Behind Late Power
Chicago bunched its hits in the fourth and ninth innings to win over Cleveland. Key players include Jones and Green for Chicago and Mertes with a homer for Cleveland. Final: Chicago 4, Cleveland 4 with strong pitching and timely hitting guiding the outcome.
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Yeager Leads Detroit Past St. Louis in Home Finale
Yeager pitched strongly to guide Detroit to a victory over St. Louis in the final home game. The Tigers fielded a shielded lineup for the first time in several days, aiming to finish the series on a high note at home.
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Boston reader urged to rely on proven remedy for kidney issues
A Boston citizen recounts severe kidney pain from chemical exposure and credits 1895 Dean's Kidney Pills with cure. The testimonial, from painter George Dergan of East Boston, notes months of stiffness and immobility before relief after using the product sold by FosterMilburn Co. in Buffalo, NY at 50 cents.
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Game recap highlights from Detroit vs St Louis
Burkett doubled for an early two bagger and Kahoe homered as Detroit tallied runs. Donohue allowed two runs in relief while Yeager fanned three. Elberfeld Gleason and McAllister doubled for St Louis with Friel Wallace and Anderson noted for multiple hits. Attendance around four hundred.
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Local Scorecard From Five City Matchups
In Toronto Toronto the 4 to 3 result over Jersey City stands out while Montreal defeats Newark 9 to 8. Rochester beats Worcester 7 to 5 and Buffalo holds Providence to a 3 all draw. Haverhill loses 6 to Maverhill 3.
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Amateurs Race At Charles River Park Benefit Meet
About 500 attended the charity track night for John Marston. A stray steel piece halted one motor tandem, forcing a 3 mile pursuit won by Louis E. Mettling in 7:05 2-5. Downey beat McKinnon in the Australian pursuit, with Kimball, Logan, Temple also competing.
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Louis E. Mettling
Charles McConnell
Mettling
Matt Downey
J. J. McKinnon
P. F. Logan
Bert Temple
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Logan
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W. G. Holbrook
R. M. Elmstrom
A. R. Urquhart
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Elmstrom
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C. F. Queen
J. B. Coffey
W. E. Brown
Fred Crowell
J. J. Connolly
S. Tobin
Holbrook
Urquhart
Queen
Coffey
Sam Sulkin
Petition Against Welch Filed in Bankruptcy Proceedings
James E. Powers and several creditors of Uriah Welch proprietor of the Hotel Lenox filed an involuntary petition in the United States District Court to have him declared a bankrupt.
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Welch James E. Powers
Uriah Welch
Lenox
United States District Court
National conventions finish business in Pittsburg
Four national unions held sessions in Pittsburg on September 11. Electrotypers elected George H L Benedict as president and J B Scott as vice president with other officers named. Steam engineers voted a $1000 donation to Boston strikers. Typothetae officers include Edward Stern as president and a large slate of vice presidents, secretary Edwin Freegard and treasurer Thomas Donnelly. Photograph Engravers chose Benjamin W Wilson Jr as president with Sherman Smith as secretary and G J Moenig as treasurer.
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Toronto
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Cleveland
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Sherman Smith
G. J. Moenig
Funeral for Rev Father Scully Set in Cambridge Monday
The Rev Thomas Scully pastor of St Mary of the Annunciation Cambridge and Civil War era chaplain died after a long illness. The funeral will be Monday with high mass and public viewings at the church. He organized schools hospitals and parochial work aiding 6500 parishioners and helped Cambridge’s no-license cause.
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Patch Fails To Lower Record At State Fair Grounds
Syracuse N Y Sept 11 Under favorable weather with a salt breeze in the final quarter Dan Patch with Metlenry up attempted the record at the State Fair Grounds this afternoon. He ran the half mile in 5914 seconds the best mark except at Readville and the crowd of 30000 roared as he seemed to threaten his record of 15912. The third quarter was quick but the home stretch breeze cost time finishing 20014. The quarter times were 2912 5914 130 20014. A feature race saw The Monk driven by Dillings and Lord Derby steered by Smathers in a close mile dash with Lord Derby edging The Monk in the stretch. Lord Derby then beat the trotting record of the year in 206 flat. The Monk also raced to a sulky, Twinkle won the LackawannaStake in straight heats, Terrace Queen II took four heats to decide the 218 pace, Buckthorne the favorite won after a hot contest. Greenline and Shadow Chimes necked in the free-for-all pace with Greenline prevailing.
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Metlenry
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Dillings
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Injunction Hearing Over Old South Construction Case
Benjamin O Wilson seeks to sharpen the temporary injunction against Judge Richard Olney and Moorfield Storey as trustees of Old South Construction. The equity division heard arguments from Choate for the plaintiff and Thorndike for the defendants. Choate requested additions to the bill detailing disturbances to the plaintiff's store caused by building work. Thorndike argued the master’s report shows the defendants acted to avoid nuisance and respect plaintiff’s possessions.
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Richard Olney
Moorfield Storey
Old South Construction Company
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Superior Court
Mr. Choate
Mr. Thorndike
Alliston Golf Club Beats Lawrence Club 36 to 3
The Alliston Golf Club defeated Lawrence Golf Club yesterday with a dominant 36 to 3 scoreline. Reports note strong play from home team members and a lopsided match that showcased early control.
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Lawrence Golf Club
Maher Wins Quick KO Over Jeffords in Six Seconds
In Philadelphia on September 11 Peter Maher defeated Jim Jeffords in a six second knockout at catch weights. Maher connected with a right hand to Jeffords jaw, dropping him, and a second follow up sent him to the mat again as he struggled to rise and fell.
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Peter Maher
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West Coast Rail Conductors Brakemen Union Forms
San Francisco reports the creation of a major labor union uniting railroad conductors and brakemen on lines west of Chicago. The group seeks a 20 percent raise, claiming broad backing from key leaders E. E. Clark and P. H. Morrissey, with Chairman Stafford asserting organization strength and imminent wage demands.
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Motormen strike halts Hudson Valley trolley cars
Saratoga N Y September 11 the motormen's strike on the Hudson Valley trolley system continues with no cars out tonight. Sheriff shortages in Saratoga Warren and Washington counties prevent needed protection. Company L Second Regiment ordered to prepare. Authorities hope to restart cars tomorrow amid anticipated trouble.
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St Joseph's Parish to Reunion Meet in November
Last night prominent St Joseph's parish members gathered at St Joseph's Athletic Association rooms in West End to plan a November reunion. Officers were elected with Rev Mr Millerick as honorary chair and John B Fitzpatrick as chairman. Sub chair and committees to be appointed next week.
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Boston
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Croker Wins Portland Plate at Doncaster Meet
Richard Croker secured his first victory in a long while as Gladwin won the Portland plate at Doncaster September meeting. The race carried 800 sovereigns and was added to a handicap sweepstakes for 8-year-olds and older over five furlongs and 162 yards. Croker was not present for the event.
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Richard Croker
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Tom Sharkey Quits Ring Career in Surprise Retirement
New York reports Tom Sharkey declares retirement from boxing. He becomes the second heavyweight to quit in a short span, with California fighter Joe Choynski also saying he will never box again. Sharkey spoke last night confirming his decision to quit the business.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
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Joe Choynski
California
Wheel Around the Hub Opens With 47 Riders
The Boston Bicycle Club's annual wheel around the Hub begins at 10 from Walnut avenue and Warren street Roxbury led by Captain F W Weston. Forty seven seasoned cyclists ride the route through Jamaica Plain to the Grove of Pleasant Memories in Milton for the ball game then spend the night at Massapong Lake Sharon. The journey continues tomorrow to Hing ham and Nantasket with four automobiles as baggage conveyances.
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Lockwood Leads Field in Ekwanok Fall Golf Classic
The Ekwanok links fall tournament in Manchester Vermont opened with an 18 hole qualifying round. About 60 players started with A G Lockwood of Allston leading at 83, while W G Barnswell J A O Mason and C B Wellington tied for second at 54. Lockwood then defeated Reed 3 up 2 to play in the afternoon match play.
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Boston Faces Coal Shortage as Supply Drops
Boston's coal supply remains tight with no price change at $10 a ton across egg nut stove and furnace coal. Dealers foresee no shipments for three weeks even after mines restart and will protect regular customers, warning of a potential coal famine if the strike drags on.
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