Cannell’s 10th inning hit clinches Nationals win
In Boston, Cannell’s grounder with two strikes in the 10th drives home Tenney for a 3–2 victory over the Quakers. Batty’s earlier seventh inning triple sparks Boston’s comeback. Wolverton’s fielding and Pittinger’s wildness key the tense defensives.
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Bowling League Opens Season on Casino Alleys
The Telephone League began its bowling season last evening on the Casino alleys with match action. Gateete collected the 1874 toll, raising questions about the season’s early finances.
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New York Defeats Brooklyn in Contested nine inning game
New York 5 Brooklyn 4 as Eason falters in the ninth allowing a walk and a hit. Bresnahan drives in the decisive run with a timely single. Ames relieves Ames and earns the win with 3 strikeouts. Three-base hit by Batch and two-base by Bresnahan key the rally.
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Norfolk A C Edges Centrals In Dorchester Tie Breaker
In a brisk Dorchester game Norfolk A C defeated Centrals of East Boston 6 to 4. Dorchester pitcher Clay and South Boston High catcher Joe Butler starred as Norfolk moved toward amateur state championship contention. Final line score shows Norfolk A C 6 Centrals 4 with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Philadelphia again today as Willig to pitch for Boston
Baseball notes from Philadelphia describe Willig starting for Boston while Quakers struggle. Miah Murray shined but needs protective gear. Wolverton warns on fielding slip. Pittin bets on Quakers finishing above Athletics as Munson shines for Boston opponents. Phoenix, a young Rockville shortstop, shows promise with four errors in 18 games and 48 chances.
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Phillips Exeter Football Schedule for the Season
The Phillips Exeter football manager released a weaker than usual schedule due to limited games with small colleges. Planned contests include Bowdoin at Brunswick on Oct 7, Harvard freshmen at Exeter on Oct 14, Harvard second at Cambridge on Oct 21, Yale freshmen at New Haven on Oct 28, Brown second at Exeter on Nov 1, and Andover at Exeter on Nov 11.
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Andover
Two Well Contested Races Open Worcester East Fair
Clinton fair opened with strong attendance at the Worcester East Agricultural Society 17th annual event. Two main track events drew keen competition. the 2 40 trot was won by Achille and the 2 20 pace by Queenie. Best heat times were 2 28 1 4 in the trot and 2 24 in the pace.
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Queenie
Polo at Dedham opens season with draw between clubs
In Dedham at Karlstein the io season opener saw Orfolk Country Club and Rumford Freebooters of Providence finish level at five goals apiece. Local players missed two half goals due to fouls.
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Rumford Freebooters
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Yankee and Elmina II Win Astor Cups at Newport
At Newport on September 13 J Rogers Maxwell’s 70 foot sloop Yankee and F F Brewster’s 87 foot Elmina II won the Astor cups. Elmina II led from the start defeating three schooners in the Sloops Prize. Yankee edged Mineola by 1 minute 56 seconds.
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Henry Walters
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Monster carnival of sports on for today at Huntington grounds
The Boston public eyes a rare athletics day with Eastern stars at Huntington avenue baseball grounds. A mix of events includes old timers versus young stars, Irish football and hurling, tug of war, and sprint, weight, and jump contests featuring Eaton Doher ty Clark and others.
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Barney Doherty
Ellery H. Clark
Philadelphia Athletics win 1-0 on Murphy's homer
Philadelphia league leaders beat the Boston champions 1 0 behind Murphy's seventh inning home run. Plank and Tannehill faced strong hitting, with Boston leaving two on base in the first inning and Selbach nearly matching late. Attendance near 8000 as Boston toured Philadelphia.
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Lawson Captures Many Prizes at Syracuse State Fair
At Syracuse New York State fair claimed to be the largest in the country Thomas W Lawson won numerous first prizes and winnings for Dreamwold farm. The awards include multiple class wins for bulls cows and calves plus two championships.
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Waltham High football squad begins practice season
Waltham September news notes the high school football squad of about 30 practicing under Coach Nathan Tufts. Several graduates left last June including Gilbert Kearsley Eaton Fraim McKenna and R Jackson. Eaton is replaced at centre by Stack and Kearsley’s spot may go to Atwood or Taylor. Joe Mahoney returns as quarterback and Captain White Mosher Reardon Fyfe Hopkins EB Jackson and Worcester will anchor the line.
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One Race At Lewiston State Fair Grounds
Rain halted program at Lewiston Maine State fair grounds after one race the 388 trot was completed Belva Sorceress owned by Bucks won easily in best heat time 380
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Gring Returns to Harvard as Varsity Athlete
Rudolph Gring, former pole vaulter and versatile athlete, walked onto Soldiers Field and announced his return to Harvard for the coming year. His absence in California last year hurt multiple sports, especially the track team where he was among the best pole vaulters.
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California
Vanderbilt resigns post as Harvard varsity football manager
Harold Vanderbilt resigns his role as first assistant manager of the Harvard varsity football team. He aims to finish college in three years to pursue other activities, following President Eliot's advice to complete the four year course in three. The re signed position would have led to next year's varsity football manager, a coveted undergraduate honor.
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Chicago Beats St. Louis in Tight Paper-Tan Showdown
Chicago secured a victory over St. Louis today as paper-tan players delivered a close game. Details on scoring and key performers are limited in the fragment but the event marks a signed win for Chicago in the September matchup.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit 9 to 2 in Sept. 13 Match
Kitson was put out of the game after a rough inning as Cleveland trounced Detroit 9 to 2 on September 13.
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Americans Defeat Washington 6 to 1 in Western Tour Return
New York reports the locals defeated Washington 6 to 1 as the Americans completed their Western tour with a decisive win. The visitors scored their only run in the final inning.
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Washington
Gossip on Boston boxers and Douglas fights
Boston boxing buzz questions Douglas management on matchmaking and fair results. The Timekeeper faces criticism over pay and the local sport scene notes Belfield Walcott leaving the game, upcoming Apollo A. O. shows in Salem and Merrimac A. C. in Haverhill with several bouts scheduled.
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