Six Victories Last Week For The Americans
The Collins team won six of eight, beating Invaders twice and Senators four times. Dougherty leads with a .339 batting average. Parent rises to .322. Lachance tops fielding. Nationals had two off days. Tenney is the standout batter. Collins at Huntington avenue. Invaders finish Boston season. Cleveland and Larry Lajoie begin 1908 farewell. Batting and fielding averages up to Saturday are listed.
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Norfolk Baseball Club claims 14 year old championship
The Norfolk Baseball Club of Dorchester claims the 14 year old championship after defeating Boston area teams. The side reports 81 wins in 35 games this season and seeks games with other strong 14 year old squads. Address Charles Hoernle 78 Norfolk Street New Dorchester.
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Lowell Champions Congratulated After Pennant Win
Lowell celebrates its New England league pennant with fans at the hotel and telegrams to every player. Manager Lake is praised for rebuilding with five discards and 15 years of experience. Catcher Merritt also lauded for steady play. The seven game Lowell Holyoke series looms, aided by pitcher Lew Cross now home in Manchester.
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Whitewashed at Cincinnati National doubleheader recap
In Cincinnati, Boston and New York split a doubleheader with two games of evolving drama. St Louis beat New York 2 1 in the opener as New York held a late lead, while the second game ended after nine innings due to darkness with St Louis taking 9 3. Attendance 6789. Smoot and McGann led hitting for St Louis with key doubles and a Smoot homer in the nightcap. Umpires Johnstone and Moran called the finish.
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Cincinnati Reds Rout Beaneaters Amid Sabbath Crowd
In Cincinnati the Reds beat the Boston Beaneaters 9 to 2 on the Sabbath, drawing strong local cheers as Boston managed only two hits. Highlights include Dexter’s third-base throw, Malarkey, Dolan, and Seymour contributing big plays, with Tenney skipping the game over religious reasons.
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Major Delmar Eyes Readville Two Minute Mile Attempt
Readville hosts a potential trotting milestone as Major Delmar, driven by Alta McDonald, challenges Lou Dillon’s two minute mark. The track is faster than any this year, with 15,000 spectators expected to witness the outsider chase the record and possibly crown a new champion.
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Boxing Gossip and Main Matches at Marlboro and Boston
Boxing writer B. H. Benton reports on the Gladiator Athletic Club event in Fall River featuring Martin Canole and George Phalen with both boxers trained hard. Also highlights Marlboro bout between Chester Goodwin and Johnny Burdick and the Central Athletic Club’s all star lineup led by George McFadden and Sam Langford.
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Tommy Love
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Yacht Parade Closes Season With 100 Yachts Sailed
The Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts declared the 1903 season closed aboard the tug Nellie off Marine Park. Over 100 yachts from Hull to South Boston, many representing Boston and South Boston clubs, sailed in a colored parade under a strong westerly breeze before dispersing near Peddock’s and Spectacle islands.
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English Criticism of American Golf Links
New York, Sept. 13. J A T Bramston of the Cambridge Oxford team says American golfing links lack natural difficulty. He notes English and Scottish courses are tougher, cites natural sand bunkers and hazards, and prefers Shinnecock Hills for hazards while calling Myopia links at Hamilton the best in America overall.
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Chicago Beats Brooklyn 5 4 After Late Rally
Chicago wins 5 to 4 over Brooklyn after wasting the game, rallying in the sixth and seventh innings. Williams at short highlighted the locals, with 8500 in attendance. Garvin relieved in the ninth. Weimer struck out six for Chicago, Garvin three for Brooklyn.
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American League season ends with St Louis split at home
In St Louis attendance 14 800 as the American league local season closed with a double header against Chicago. St Louis won the first game in nine innings while the second went 11 innings with Chicago and St Louis finishing 3 to 4 in runs. Key moments include Hendrick home run and Isbell Kahoe on sacrifice hits.
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Collins Team Defeats Fall River at Crescent Park
In Providence on September 13 before about 10 000 at Crescent Park the Boston Americans beat Fall River 7 to 3 in a New England league game. Gilroy started strong but yielded four doubles and two singles in the sixth, Courteen finishing. Ferris Moorhead and Bawcock starred in the field.
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Cleveland Blanks Albany 1 to 0 in Exhibition
Cleveland infielders Mock and Evers held Albany to five hits while Rhoades and Abbott worked the batteries for the New York entry. Doherty scored Albany's lone run after being hit by a pitch, advancing on a sacrifice, then scoring on a fielder's choice. Albany did not collect a hit.
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Baseball Notes and Standings Preview
New York commentary today with ladies day planned for Huntington avenue. Cleveland closed its home season strong by sweeping Detroit in a double header. Willis draws praise for polished image despite a high salary and uneven season. The Collins team remains in first place since June with steady, reliable play. Pittsburg backers look confident as the team leads the betting markets.
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Weathered Playoff Talk Sparks East Boston Rivalry
Boston series veterans discuss injuries and shifts as Wagner and Lajole miss time while Playfairs clash with Olympiccs at Wood Island Park. Parent recovers form in the .322 area as Hughes shines on the mound with an .800 winning pace and Bucko Freeman power drops 30 doubles 20 triples and 10 homers. Lachance errors stay low at first base amid season pursuit of league leadership.
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20 Boston autos may go in big run
As many as 20 cars from Boston are expected to enter the endurance race from New York to Pittsburg on October 7. The seven day, 850 mile test will measure American motor durability. Rule changes reduce required load to 25 percent and allow midday gasoline take on under observer supervision.
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