Washington routs Boston in second game at Huntington avenue
Washington pounded Hughes and Gibson for 14 runs while Boston failed to score in the second game. Falkenberg struck out twice as Gibson homered and Nill, Cassidy, Hickman and Anderson provided key hits. Winter starred for the Nationals and Collins shuffled pitching with little luck.
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Huntington Avenue
Hd Hughes
Norwood Gibson
Tim Hurst
Boston
George Winter
Patten
Hughes
Gibson
Collins
Barry
Young
Dineen
Tannehill
Falkenberg
Parent
Hickman
Stahl
Hurst
Kittredge
Cassidy
Nationals
Jake Stahl
Nill
Anderson
Collinge
Owens
Winter
Burkett
Huelsman
Stanley
Heydon
Armbruster
Freeman
Grimshaw
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Fanning
Townsend
Cy Young
Fae
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Eeman
Timshaw
AB. R. BH
A Cassidy
Eevesees
Seeeeee Anderson
Cassidy, Collins, Co
Hurd
Ea Parent
J. Stahl
Myopia B Scores Easy Victory in Rumford Polo
Providence Rhode Island September 11 Myopia B defeated Myopia A by default after two periods in the Rumford polo tournament final with a 17 point to 0 score.
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Myopia
Providence
R. I
Myopia B
Myopia A
Nelson Receives 18841.29 From High Naga Case
In San Francisco on September 11 the total recovery in the high finance case reached 48311 dollars. Nelson will receive 18841.29, Britt 912560.86, while 16908.82 goes to the management.
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San Francisco
Britt
Collins Again to Lead Champs as Boston Americans Plan
Boston owner John I. Taylor announced Jimmy Collins will be manager and continue as third baseman. He vowed to build a pennant winner and seek drafts from the National Commission. Possible post season series with the Boston Nationals eyed. Taylor explored new players in California.
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Jimmy Collins
Boston Americans
John I. Taylor
California
National Commission
Freeman
Minneapolis
Shaw
Louisville
Butler
Kansas City
Fred O’brien
Toledo
Boston Nationals
Taylor
Welterweight Title Bout Set in Hartford Monday Night
John Teaney of Poughkeepsie battles Alex Swanson the world welterweight champion in a title bout to a finish at Hartford Monday night. Swanson seeks to defend his crown while Teaney aims for a decisive upset in the welterweight showdown.
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John Teaney
Poughkeepsie
Alex Swanson
Hartford
Thousands Will Turn Out To Meet Redmond In Boston
The Hon. William Redmond M P arrives in Boston from New York for a public reception Thursday at Huntington Avenue grounds. A large United Irish League delegation will greet him at Providence and a major demonstration is planned at South Station. Two days of sports and speeches feature a program led by Redmond with other orators and local officials attending.
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William Redmond
Huntington Avenue
Boston
New York
United Irish League of Boston
Providence
South Station
Redmond
Australia
Mr. Redmond
Mer. O'Callaghan
Thomas J. Gargan
Massachusetts
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League of America
P. J. Timmins
Central Branch
T. J. Dillon
John O’callaghan
Michael Maynes
Christopher I. Fitzgerald
H. V. McLaughlin
James J. Lynch
E. J. Slattery
John Woods
Daniel P. Sullivan
M. J. Jordan
John Howlett
Martin J. Roche
Dennis O'Reilly
Charles Coleman
P. J. Walsh
Claremen’s Association
M. J. Hickey
Old Land
O'Callaghan
C. I. Fitzgerald
United Irish League of
Brookline
Friends of the Cause
East Clare
Tom Burke
New England
Kickham
Kickham Club
John Boyle O
Central Branch and Council
American House
Windsor
Augustus St. Gallens
Deserted Boys Placed in Boston Home for Destitute Children
Deserted boys John and Martin Fahey, once cared for by police in West Newton, have been sent to the Home for Destitute Children in Boston after police failed to locate their father. The officers had kept them hoping he would return.
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West Newton
John
Martin Fahey
Boston
On id bok Conn. league results summary
In the Connecticut league three points were earned by Hotyoke hotyoke in a match against Fall River with two goals credited to Fall River and two for Hotyoke hotyoke.
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Fall River
Timekeeper Rejects Bet Cancellations On Nelson Britt Bout
The Timekeeper insists bets on the Nelson versus Britt fight stand and must be paid. He argues referee Graney had no right to call off wagers and says the bout was won on its merits, not by foul. Boston sports leaders back the Timekeeper against those avoiding payout.
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Graney
Post Sporting Department
Britt
Nelson
Boston
Flanagan Sets Two World Weight Throw Records in Newport
John J. Flanagan, famed weight thrower and New York police officer, broke two world records at Old Home Week athletics in Newport Rhode Island. He extended the 36-pound weight record from 38 feet 7 inches to 42 feet and surpassed the 12-pound hammer mark of 164 feet 6 inches by over 10 feet to 175 feet.
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Martin Sheridan
New York
Coe
Somerville
Sheridan
Newport
R. I
John J. Flanagan
Colonial Girl Wins Opening Race at Gravesend
Colonial Girl easily captured the First Special at Gravesend to open the Brooklyn Jockey Club fall meeting in New York. Caughnawaga finished second with Monsieur Beaucaire third as Burleigh led the day’s early races.
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New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Caughnawaga
Monsieur Beaucaire
Burleigh
Coloigny
Edith James
Sir Heron
Washington Ends Season With Final Game Clash
Dr. Erb reports Dineen has a bad arm after pitching in Cleveland and Chicago on consecutive days. John I. Taylor hoped for a double victory to lift his team into the first division as the Nationals resume play tomorrow with Hugh Duffy watching. Mike Regan, in London, comments that American baseball is absent while cricket jars nerves.
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Washington
Erb
Dineen
Cleveland
Chicago
John I. Taylor
Nationals
Hugh Duffy
Duffy
Mike Regan
London
Strand
Mike
Middle West Finally Sees Title Winning Pugilist
After years the middle West has a champion in Nelson though disputes linger with Gans over a foul win. Historic lineages are traced from Sullivan to Corbett and Britt, with Nelson’s victory placing Chicago on the map and prompting offers from Joe Gans and Jimmy Gardner for future bouts.
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Middle West
Nelson
Gans
Britton
John L. Sullivan
Big Fellows
Little George Dixon
Little Chaps
Sullivan
Corbett
Pacific Coast
Fitzsimmons
Dixon
McGovern
Cincinnati and Chicago Tie In Dual Baseball Game
Cincinnati and Chicago split a two game set in a day of nondescript action at Cincinnati. Vowinkel earned the win in the first game a pitching duel with Chech failing early after consecutive hits and sacrifices. The second game ended after six innings due to darkness with Wicker and Vowinkel each issuing walks and multiple defensive plays highlighted by Schulte and Sey mour.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Bernhard
Petty
AB. R . Jackson
F. Eonreeesernr
E. Ay
C. F
Flick
Stovall
Cece
Bradley
Turner
Carr
Ae PO
Rockenfield
Coenerevervsteces Delty
Gems Uis
Wallace
Jones
Jones Clarke
Jackson
Pelty
Bernham
O’loughlin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Vowinkel
Chech
Wicker
Schiei
Steinfeldt
Huggins
Schulte
Seymour
Kling
Chance
Schiel
Tinker
Bridewell
Kelley
Maloney
Bauswine
Slagle
Casey
Hoffman
Ivers
O'Neill
Brown
Walker
Evers
O’ Neill
Nationals Beat Fitchburg 2 1 In Tight Match
Boston visitors edged Fitchburg 2 to 1 in a compact game. Moran, catcher for Boston, earned an ovation after the victory. Scoring details show Boston crossing once in the first, fourth, and Fitchburg scoring in the third. Batteries were Fraser and Moran for Boston with Durell and O'Brien behind Fitchburg. Time was 1 hour 47 minutes. attendance about 500.
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Boston Nationals
Moran
Boston
R.h.eb
Fraser
Durell
O’brien
Smith
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