National track hopes hinge on Gutterson and Irish American A C
The piece notes Gutterson’s absence from big meets dampening New England hopes and predicts how Irish American A C and others like Abel Kiviat, Hedlund, and the Mercury Foot Club may contend at Pittsburg and Boston events. It discusses relay plans, upcoming championships, and local officials’ actions.
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Fifth Rule Affects Boxing Title on Knockout Losses
A rule discussion notes that a champion who wins by knockout in a limited bout could lose the title if both contestants meet the required weight. The piece mentions Mike Murphy coaching Olympic athletes in London and at Swedish contests, and notes past coaching stints at Yale and Putnam. It also covers questions about baseball scoring and pitcher losses in a Boston Cleveland game.
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Wrestlers 10 Clash Tonight at Grandad Opera House
Young Olson holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt meets George Beau in a finish match at the Grandad Opera House. Frank West Jim Prokos and Joe Walcott plan to attend to challenge the winner as George W Toohey will decide. Olson returns home for the first time since winning the belt in London.
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Jim Prokos
Joe Walcott
George W. Toohey
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Baseball in Brief Form Remain in Red Sox six games
Baseball in brief notes the Red Sox schedule with six games in September. The entries reference opponents Cleveland Detroit New York Washington Philadelphia and dates from September 12 through October 3. The fragmentary text lists multiple series and venues as part of the season’s late run.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Position of Leaders in American League
The Red Sox lead the American League by a margin described as games ahead of Philadelphia. They are 15 percent ahead of Washington and 31 games ahead of Chicago, reflecting the standings and gaps between teams in the league.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Games to Play in Major Cities
Fragmented OCR text lists cities including Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Washington New York Chicago and St Louis with scattered letters and numbers. No clear event or outcome emerges to summarize.
National League Standings Hint at NYC Lead
In the National League New York sits 9 games ahead of Chicago and 1 game ahead of Pittsburgh. The gap to Cincinnati stands at 27 games. The figures reflect a strong lead for New York in this snapshot.
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Chicacago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Tigers Lose Wrathy Game In Detroit Test
In Detroit on September 11 a disputed third inning call by umpire Connolly sparked a furious scene when a spectator threw a bottle at him, striking him in the mouth. Cobb left his position as Detroit rallied late but could not overcome Philadelphia's rallying offense. Six runs behind in the ninth Detroit threatened but fell short as Veach grounded out with two outs.
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GAMES TODAY IN AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
Boston plays Chick at Washington while Cleveland hosts Philadelphia Detroit meets New York Chicago faces Boston in two games Pittsburg vs Rolintershia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis visits New York.
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Politics Back of Fight Ban Over Wolgast McFarland Bout
In New York on September 11 sport followers link opposition to the Wolgast versus McFarland match, blaming politics and public outcry for boxing. District Attorney Whitman said he will take legal steps with Sheriff Harburger to block the September 27 bout if needed.
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Harburger
Wolgast
McFarland
Call Off Bout Ends Boxing Standoff At Garden
New York officials dropped action to block Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland from fighting after manager Billy Gibson canceled the Madison Square Garden clash set for September 27. Wolgast allegedly failed to meet contract terms. Tony Ross of Newcastle suspended six months for fouling Joe Jeannette, while Leach Cross disqualification case postponed to next Saturday.
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the Garden Athletic Club
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Wolgast
Tony Ross
Newcastle
Penn
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Jimmy Duffy
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Columbus Beats Indianapolis 3 to 2 in Key Match
Columbus defeats Indianapolis 3 to 2 in a decisive game. Louisville tops Toledo 4 to 1 in another contest.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Gossip for Motorists in Boston and New York Auto Scene
Visitors include C W Churchill Winton and O C Hutchinson Oldsmobile GM with praise for the new Olds building on Commonwealth Avenue. Porter R Walker Giant Six rep seeks local distributor while Fred Bradfield announces the Velie 32 arrival. Several Boston motorists register at Hotel Champlain for Adirondack tour as the sales managers conference set for New York on Sept 30–Oct 1 1912.
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Winton
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Oldsmobile Company
Mr. Hutchinson
Oldsmobile
Commonwealth Avenue
Porter R Walker
Six
Boston
Hotel Champlain
H. K. Marion
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Kendall
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M. M. Johnson
M. Porter Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
W. H. Sherman
Linfield Damon Sherman
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Rain Delays Central Maine Fair Racing at Waterville
In Waterville Maine on September 11 rain slowed a Central Maine fair program. Only two races finished the 2:30 pace stake and the 2:24 trot stake in straight heats. Tornado the Lewiston horse won the pace event while Lady Tilly owned by R L Dean of Camden captured the trot. Arion Todd has two heats in the 2:22 pace to be completed tomorrow afternoon. No fast times due to the heavy track.
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Tornado
Lewiston
Lady Tilly
R. L. Dean
Camden
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Unclear Dated Scores From Regional Games
Fragmentary report lists scattered scores and teams including New Orleans, Montgomery, Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Montgomery. No clear game dates or complete context.
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Montgomery
New Orleans
Atlanta
Connecticut and International League Scores Reported
Randomized baseball results list Springfield beating Holyoak Waterbury and New Haven Bridgeport Rain ties with Newark defeating Baltimore 12 to 4 and Toronto 5 with Jersey delays. A Friday game schedule is noted for Wednesday.
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Springfield
Holyoe-Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
Racareel
Gossip over boxing bouts roils promoter and ring plans
Promoter Gibson wavers over Wolgast McFarlane fight then hints it may occur amid poor receipts. He blames inflated purses and promoters for losses, hints Garden A C split may follow, and notes fighters drawing 80 percent of Garden A C profits. Comments on Johnson Wolgast and other champions mix with circuit gossip and potential matchups. The piece cites gate issues and the uneasy finances behind boxing promotions.
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Jack Johnson
Ad Wolgast
Seer
Wolgast
Senators Drop Home Game to Cleveland 3 2
Cleveland beat Washington 8 to 2 as Washington fielded poorly at times. Blanding returned after being knocked out yesterday and outpitched Johnson, who lost his fifth straight decision.
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Washington
Blanding
Johnson
Yankees Edge Browns 5 4 In Tight Contest
New York keeps pressure on St. Louis by taking a 5 4 win over the Browns. Remy delivered a key hit as errors and passes shaped the late innings in this American League clash.
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Remy
Wood Gets 15th Straight Victory For Boston
Boston pitcher Joe Wood was credited with his 15th consecutive win after a ruling by AL President Ban Johnson. Wood allowed two baserunners with two outs in the ninth before Hall finished and preserved a Boston lead.
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