Baseball Play Becomes Rule As Season Nears End
National and Eastern League games set for today as pennant race tightens between Boston and Baltimore. Details cover pitchers Nichols and Klobedanz, Boston excursions to Baltimore, and tie bids in Brockton Newport series plus ongoing races in New England and Western Leagues amid retirements and penalties.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nichols
Klobedanz
George Appleton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Taunton
New Bedford
Syracuse
Toronto
Cuppy
Sockalexis
Jimmy McAleer
Cleveland
Newport
Brockton
Keith
Johnson
St. Stephens
B. A. Garéella
North Street
City
Boston Delegation to Baltimore Trip for Three Games
The Boston group including President Soden Director Conant and Treasurer Billings joins Arthur Dixwell George Appleton Thomas Boles Charles Lavis Michael Moore John Keenan James Connolly Fred Baldwin and James Murphy for a Baltimore trip to watch three key games. The baking bean section will host Boston supporters behind the bench as Anson’s Baltimore team faces Chicago and the Quakers.
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Boston
New York
President Soden
Conant
Billings
Bostons
Arthur Dixwell
George Appleton
Thomas Boles
Charles J. Lavis
Michael J. Moore
John Keenan
James F. Connolly
Fred Baldwin
James Murphy
Baltimore
Quakers
Chicago
Anson
Colts
Senators Rise as Western Standings Take Shape
New York projects third place for the league and Cincinnati as leader of the Western division. The Washingtons are poised to end the season strong with the Senators climbing to sixth, ahead of Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Mercer and McJames lead pitching, but stronger bat support could have lifted teams higher. Louisville shows improvement and Phillies face internal discontent amid weak performance. Pittsburg struggles near the bottom while Cleveland regains pace after a down season. Buck Ewing, remaining silent on Boston, notes Washington’s luck but doubts a top finish.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Springfield
Montreal
Providence
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Toronto
Scranton
Buffalo
Penn
Washingtons
Senators
Mercer
McJames
Phillies
Spiders
Tebeau
Buck Ewing
New England League Ends Season With Tie For Pennant
The pennant remains undecided as the New England League ends its season Saturday in a tie between New and another club. The result leaves the league title unresolved heading into the off season.
Indians Dominate St Louis In Cleveland Win
Cleveland opens strong against St Louis led by Burkett Childs Wallace and McKean with three-base hits Tebeau and Pickering add singles Coleman relieves after early burst as Indians total 15 runs while St Louis scores 4. Burkett hit by pitch sparks big inning as Hart allows nine earned runs for the Cardinals in front of 1000 fans at League Park.
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Cleveland
Indians
Hart
Burkett
Chalds
Wallace
McKean
Tebeau
Pickering
Coleman
St. Louis
Wilson
Douglass
Childs
Criger
Sockalexis
Hartman
Hallman
Grady
O’day
AB. B
A. E. Burkett
Louis
R. PO. E
Ross
Mer
New Yorks Defeat Brooklyns in Exhibition at Weehawken
In Weehawken New Yorks beat Brooklyns 13 to 5 in an exhibition game. The match featured long hard hitting and clever fielding with batteries Fisher Burrell for New York and Sullivan Zearfos for Brooklyn. A policeman and several spectators caused the only disruption while the event drew about 2000 attendees.
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New York
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Weehawken
Brooklyn
Fisher
Burrell
Sullivan
Zearfos
Amateur Clubs Seek Matches Across Age Groups in 15-Year Championship
The Marion Juniors win the state title and will face challengers. Multiple teams including the Clovers of East Boston and the Washington Juniors of Somerville seek weekend games with various age groups. Contacts list players and addresses across East Cambridge Somerville Charlestown South Boston Chelsea and Medford areas.
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Marion
Clovers
East Boston
D. Hurley
Marion Street
East Cambridge
Washington
Somerville
Francis J. Dooling
Washington Street
Baldheads
Barney Conly
John Conry
West Fourth Street
South Boston
BE. J. Moors
Charlestown
Young Americas
Dave Cosgrove
Pleasant Street
Medford
Williams Street
Chelsea
Julius Skelsisie
Porter Street
Walnuts
D. J. McDonald
Gore Street
Crabs
Nick Murphy
Athens Street
Scoreline Snapshots From East Games
At Syracuse Syracuse defeated Providence 8 to 2. At Paterson New Jersey Lancaster beat Paterson 6 to 1. In Buffalo Buffalo triumphed over Wilkes Barre 17 to 8. Montreal edged Springfield 18 to 8. Providence defeated Pawtucket Derby 26 to 6.
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Syracuse
Providence
Paterson
N. J.lancaster
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Montreal
Springfield
Pawtucket
Derby
The Howard Atheneum nine Meet Castle Square nine for title
The Howard Atheneum nine defeated all city theatre nines and will face Castle Square nine at Huntington avenue grounds tomorrow at 9 30 am for the theatrical championship. Jimmy Manning's Kansas City club climbs out of last place in the Western League. Brooklyn finishes season against Boston after Baltimore series. Tebeau cites unfinished race factors.
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Phillies
Lewis
Boston
H. M
D. Skinner
Revere
Chicago
Providence
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Howard Atheneum
Theatre
Boxing Gossip Roundup Faces Local Bouts This Week
Boxing writer George V. Tuohy previews upcoming matches with Mike Sears and Eddy Connolly, noting Sears’s ten round bout with Frank Zimpher in Buffalo and Connolly’s odds against Owen Zeigler in San Francisco. He highlights Erne Becker and Fisher fights and mentions George Ryan from Milford facing Harry Fisher at Greenpoint A. C. and Jack Frazer’s return to New York boxing rings.
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Frank Erne
Larry Becker
Mike Sears
Frank Zimcher
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
George Ryan
Harry Fisher
Jim Purcell
Tom Martin
Ed McConnell
Young Lord
Greenpoint A. C
Brooklyn
Martin Costello
Black Sam
Montreal
Henry Styles
Jim Donovan
Trenton
Joe Leonard
Ed Muntzner
J. Coates
Charles Knox
Jim Butler
Fred Fairman
Sweer A. C
Petahers
Eddie Connelly
Owen Zeigler
Billy Elmer
Dick Case
Knickerbocker A
Frank Smith
Harry Peterson
J. Brennan
J. Delaney
J. McGovern
Jim Johnson
Martin Noonan
Perth Amboy
Tommy Dixon
Oscar Gardner
National A. C
Rochester
Bobby Dobbs
Martin Judge
American A. C
Scranton
Austin Rice
Sammy Meyers
Monitor A. C
Waterbury
Dan Creedon
Joe Choynski
St. Louis
Clarendon A. C
Maspeth
L. I
Sam Tonkins
T. McGowan
Queens County
A. C
Astoria
Eddy Connolly
Frank Zimpher
Sears
Zimpher
Lewiston
Mike
Erne Becker
Erne
Becker
Jack Downey
Buffalonan
Jack Smith
Sullivan Boys
Ernc
Connolly
San Francisco
Zeigler
Eddy
Lavigne
Jack Daly
Daly
Jimmy Kelly
Dan Lynch
New England
Milwaukee
Milford
Mass
Ryan
Fisher
Jack Frazer
New York
Jack
Gotham
George V. Tuohey
Corbett Given Up Hope of Facing Fitz Simmons in Ring
Cincinnati report says Joe Corbett announced in an interview that he has given up all hope of meeting Fitzsimmons in the boxing ring again.
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Cincinnati
Joe Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Emmets and Garryowens to Seek Challenge Match in Two Weeks
The Emmet Gaelic football team will pursue a rematch with the Garryowens of Cambridge within two weeks under the same terms as prior. The sides may play for $100 or $260 a side with Emmets manager O Keefe reachable at the Post.
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Salem Willows
Sportsman’s Association
New York
Madison Square Garden
Emmet
Garryowens
Cambridge
Garrys
Emmets
O'Keefe
L. McCann
Chelsea
Ed Grant
McCann
Division 19
Madden
B. M
Dorchester
Boston Wheelmen Complete Third Annual Century Run
The Boston Wheelmen held their third annual century run from Boston to Newburyport and back in twelve hours with about sixty starters and forty-two finishers. Captain William B Handy led the group, with F E Atwood as pacemaker, and several officers and riders among the finishers. A green rider caused a spill involving nine riders near Swampscott. no serious injuries reported.
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Boston
Newburyport
Swampscott
William B. Handy
F. E. Atwood
Handy
W.W. B. Handy
E. F. Atwood
Aids
C. H. Chick
C. R. Howard
A. W. Co
John Cammeron
Roger Brown
Fred Austess
J. D. Milton
Miles of Saul Annual Rendezvous Off Hull Spectacle
Thousands gathered at Castle Island and City Point to see a two mile yacht parade from Hull. The Yacht Racing Association's fleets from Boston clubs formed a grand review with flagships passing Gyda to City Point. Notable attendees included Fortun a Whistler Vanita Rose Early Dawn Irene Vamoose Tioga Clio Kittie Mamie Scarez Cynthia Veronica Oil Grandee and many more from Boston South Boston Bunker Hill Dorchester Yacht Clubs.
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Castle Island
City Point Pier
Yacht Racing Association
Hull
Boston
Hull Bay
Association Clubs
Gyda
Yacht Club
Long Island
Dorchester Bay
City Point
Stetson
Kusalka
South Boston Yacht Club
Rusalka
Meteor
Francis
Nereid
Neeym Fantum
Moxie
Drift
King Philip
Jessie
Boston Yacht Club
Naiad
Gladys
Elfreda
Clara
Scotia
Dexter
Pleiad
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Mongoose
Muriel
Iola
Hypatia
Dorchester Yacht Club
Loaned and Lost in Somerville Court Feud Between Two Women
Miss Myra A. Ordway accuses Miss Jessie Quimby of lareshy after loaning $1800 that remains unpaid. The pair, once close friends in business and society circles, will face each other in Somerville Police Court on Wednesday as the dispute over banking and funds ends their intimacy. Ordway, a dry goods store owner at 210 Washington Street, and Quimby had shared finances across two stores in Somerville and Haverhill.
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Myra A. Ordway
Somerville
Jessie Quimby
Jessie
Myra
Miss Ordway
J. L. Cunningham
Washington Street
Myra M. Ordway
Haverhill
Miss Quimby
Tonawanda
N. Y
Tonawanda Klondike
New York
Massachusetts
New York State
Century Run Brings Delegation of Wheelmen to Providence
Over a hundred cyclists from the Metropolitan Cycle Club arrived in Providence for a century run. Representatives from major Boston clubs joined, with 85 dining at a hotel and the rest placed at various spots. The final division met the schedule with no accidents reported.
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Providence
R. I
Metropolitan
Cycle Club
Century Run
Boston
Amateur and Open Golf Championships Begin in Chicago
The United States Golf Association’s annual amateur and open championships start at the Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton. Notable entrants include Arthur H. Fenn, J. G. Thorpe, Yale players Reid Betts Smith, and Harvard’s W. B. Cutting Jr. Boston's Laurence Curtis will attend through the week.
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Chicago
Wheaton
Ill
United States
United States Golf Association
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Arthur H. Fenn
New Hampshire
Maine
New England
J. G. Thorpe
Cambridge
Mass
John Reid, Jr
W. R. Betts
H. O. Smith
B. Smith
Yale
W. Bayard Cutting, Jr
Harvard
Louis Bayard, Jr
Princeton
W. B. Cutting
Newport
H. M. Harriman
Joseph Lloyd
Essex County Club
Manchester
Willie’ Davis
Herbert Way
Meadow Brook
Laurence Curtis
Boston
Dandy Jim Sets New World Record at Crawfordsville
President J M Battle of the Gentlemen's Driving Club of St Louis reports that trainer telegraphs Dandy Jim in Crawfordsville Ind has trotted a half mile in 2 10 flat establishing a new world record. The previous mark was 2 10 3 4.
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ST. Louis
J. M. Battle
Watch Gift Celebrates Joe Maguire National Championship
The Bradfords star Joe Maguire, living in Brighton, returned home to find friends gathered at his house presenting a gold watch to mark his national title in Philadelphia. Oarsmen endured cold as West End B C and other crews rowed on the Charles River with only a few boats out.
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Charles River
West End
B. C
Joe Maguire
Bradfords
Brighton
Joe
Philadelphia
Budd Doble at the Savoy for a Few Days
Budd Doble the noted turfman and trainer of Nancy Hanks is staying at the Savoy for a few days.
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Budd Doble
Nancy Hanks
The
Savoy
Letter on the single tax idea and land value logic
W W Winslow critiques a correspondent G F Lombard on the single tax theory. He argues land and labor produce wealth but are not wealth themselves, questions assumptions about landlords and capitalists, and contends the tax would capture land value created by the community, potentially displacing landlords.
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G. F. Lombard
Boston
W. W. Winslow
New England Amateur Circuit Entrants Listed
September events across Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire with dates hosts routes distances track kinds of events and handicap formats. Names include J Reynolds T E Hatch H E Guptill D E Gordon and F H Peabody among others with venues in Bridgewater Taunton Peabody Leominster Haverhill Nashua Westerly Pawtucket Lynn Athol Brockton and more.
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New England
Bagewater
Mass
J. Reynolds
Bridgewater
Alton
R. J
John M. Walton
R. I
Taunton
T. E. Hatch
P. O. Box
Peabody
E. J. Porter
Peabody Agricultural Boosts
Leominster
J. T. Burns
Leominster F
M. Association
Oftowell
F. H. Peabody
Prescott Street
Hillsboro Bridge
N. H
D. E. Gordon
Hillsboro Associ
Electric Light
Athletication
Edwin Shepard
Portsmouth
Haverhill
H. E. Guptill
Ie Oerow
Merchants
Washington Street
Nashua
N. B
Olfe
Care Telegraph
Westerly
C. F. Berry
Baseball Association
Pawtucket
Edwin Darling
Lynn
Glenmere
G. L. Cain
Western Avenue
J. H. Humphrey
Athol Centre
Brockton
F. W. Gurney
Care Enterprise
Brockton Agricultural Association
Massachusetts
Haverhill Girl Miss Jessie Quimby Faces Embezzlement Trial
Miss Jessie Quimby of Haverhill is to be tried in Somerville Wednesday on charges of embezzlement. The case centers on alleged misappropriation of funds while she worked for an employer in the area.
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Jessie Quimby
Haverhill
Somerville
Tonawanda Schemes Tarnish Somerville Socialite
Somerville's Miss Quimby faces a $1000 bond after a series of financial schemes tied to Tonawanda real estate and a $3000 monthly income claim. Miss Ordway, an early backer, seeks repayment as investigators uncover loans and vanished funds. Miss Quimby is detained on a warrant for alleged theft.
Fire robs Cranston boat of famed Iola at dawn
Providence police report a naphtha launch named Iola owned by State Representative Arthur E. Austin of Cranston was robbed and burned at its moorings near Pawtuxet Neck at about 4 a.m. The vessel built by Jacob Lorillard of New York four years ago was insured for 3000, now a total loss with no clues to the thieves.
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Providence
Arthur E. Austin
Cranston
Austin
Pawtuxet Neck
Iola
Jacob Lorillard
New York
New York Yacht Club
SYACHT PERCENTAGES CHANGE IN CLASS RANKINGS
The table shows Y R A of M yacht percentages unchanged since last week with no shifts in first and second cabins and second open classes. Tacoma rises to fourth in the third class from seventh while Mongoose and Fly swap places near champion Gosling. Cock Robin and Cockatoo swap positions after Cockatoo’s Saturday start yielding no points.
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Tacoma
Mongoose
Fly
Gosling
Young clerk shot by masked burglar in Berwick
In South Berwick Maine Lewis Reverge a two year old clerk at his father’s bakery was shot in the thigh by a masked burglar who entered through a broken rear door window. The burglar fled uninjured amid a local spike in weekly break ins.
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South Berwick
Lewis Reverge
Reverge
Little Girl Shot in Street Row in Haverhill
In Haverhill Massachusetts on September 12 Lillian Mc Elroy four year old daughter of Anderson Mc Elroy of River street was wounded in the foot during a street quarrel. Three Italian men were ejected from an electric car for fighting and resumed the disturbance on the pavement. Pietro Sylvester was captured with a .38 revolver and confessed to firing two shots aimed to frighten rivals. one ball grazed the little girl’s right instep but caused only a flesh wound.
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Haverhill
Mass
Lillian
Anderson McElroy
River Street
Pietro Sylvester
Maxwell Street
Handsome yacht Intrepid sails to Rowe's wharf
The black-painted three masted schooner Intrepid owned by Lloyd Phenix of New York arrived off Rowe's wharf yesterday evening. She is an auxiliary yacht with sails furled and steam propulsion and will depart soon for her home port after cruising to the east.
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Intrepid
Lloyd Phenix
New York
Rowe’s Wharf
Division 19 A O H holds meeting in Williams Hall
Division 19 A. O. H. met in Williams Hall with visiting members from several divisions. Ex County Vice-President John A. Ryan of Division 1 spoke to cheers, joined by Thomas Flynn of Division 40 and John J. Reynolds of Division 39. Fourteen candidates were elected to membership and the division, with 262 members, aims to be Suffolk county’s banner division by year end led by President Joseph F. Madden.
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Williams Hall
John A. Ryan
Thomas Flynn
John J. Reynolds
Joseph F. Madden
Division
Suffolk County
FELS NAPTHA Soap Ad Promises Easy Washing
Promotes Fels Naptha soap as a product for washing without scalding boiling or cooking clothes. Claims best results in cold or lukewarm water. Brand presented by Pels & Co of Philadelphia.
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