Duffy's Quakers Top Tenneyites 4 2 In South End Showdown
Philadelphia Quakers beat the Tenneyites 4 to 2 as Duffy drove the early offense with four runs in the first three innings off Corner. Brain starred for Boston with two triples, while Duffy and Magee handled left field duties and Dooin provided steady catching. Cameron debuted for Tenney, showed poise yet wildness, and Needham was injured in the fourth, ending his fall participation.
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Cameron
Boston
Hugh Duffy
Quakers
Tenneyites
South End
Philadelphia
Duggleby
Tom Needham
Tenney
Needham
Brain
Bates
Doolin
Howard
Davy Brain
Duffy
Carpenter
Johnstone
Doomn
Jack O’neill
Merry
Thomas
Sentelle
Bransfield
Courtney
Dorner
Dooin
Madden
Siomidt
Cee Cee
Magee
Corner
Bridwell
O’neill
Carpenter and Johnstone
Pittsburg Swamps Cincinnati in Doubleheader Wins Both Games
Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati in both halves of a doubleheader today. The first game saw five runs in the opening inning and Pittsburg led throughout. In the seven inning second game, Pittsburg capitalized on Fraser’s wildness and defensive misplays to clinch a three run victory. FrBatted for Fraser in the seventh.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
Fraser
Kelley
McLean
Nealon
Lobert
Sheehan
Neaton
Leifield
Leilfield
Yaest
Klem
Daniels Equals Record in National Swimming Meet
C H Daniels of the New York Athletic Club equalled the American record of one minute for 190 yards at Laughlin's Lake while winning the event. M J Hady of the Chicago Athletic Club took the 88 yard swim with ease.
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Daniels
T. Louis
C. H. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Laughlin’s Lake
M. J. Hady
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago Wins Opening Game of Series in St Louis
Chicago took the opening game of the series from St Louis this afternoon by a score of 6 to 2.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Baseball Notes from the Era Featuring Tenney and Cyclone Events
The notes cover Tryouts for Jud McCrehan with Fred Tenney, Needham's season-ending injury, and fan antics toward umpires. It notes Cy Young’s wedding gifts, a parlor set purchase, and praise for Little Cy. Also mentions Chick Stahl, a 10-inning win, a Derby Desk Company office challenge, Stallings' retirement talk, and O Neill with Lowell, Killian’s reinstatement bid, Blewett Bakery seeking next Wednesday game, Joe Bean drafted by Washington, Highlanders vs White Sox shifts, and Lumley’s league-leading steals and home runs race.
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Quakers
McCrehan
Cambridge
Charley Lavis
M. J
Murray
Duke” Farrell
Jim Murphy
Bill Conway
Chick Stahl
New York
Athletics
City Field
Broadway
Somerville
Derby Desk Company
Boston
Stallings
Buffalo
James O'Neill
Lowell
Wynne
O'Neill
Killian
Detroit
Blewett Bakery
H. Blewett
Leverett Street
City
Joe Bean
Washington
Bean
Jersey City
Highlanders
White Sox
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Lumley
Jordan
Wagner
New Pitching Star for St Louis Cardinals
Pitcher Fromme from the Springfield Illinois Three I league was purchased by the Cardinals today and reports to Manager McCloskey tomorrow. Fromme recently defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1, drawing praise as he held the Cubs to two hits against Frank Chance's lineup.
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ST. Louis Cardinals
ST. Louis
Fromme
Springfield
Ill
Cardinals
McCloskey
Chicago Cubs
Frank Chance
New Hampshire College Football Opens Season Under Herr
The New Hampshire College football season opened in Durham with coach A E Herr leading the first practice. The team’s first scheduled game is against the University of Maine at Orono on September 22.
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NEW Hampshire College
Durham
N. H
A. E. Herr
Dartmouth
University of Maine At
Orono
Death of noted civil engineer Daniel H. Wood in Montclair
Daniel H. Wood a well known civil engineer died in Montclair New Jersey today He built about 1000 miles of railroads Born in Concord Massachusetts in 1822 he began building railroads in 1845 His work covered vast railroad construction and development across the United States.
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New York
Daniel H. Wood
Montclair
N. J
Wood
Concord
Mass
Roosevelt Cup Presented To Yatch Vim At Oyster Bay Today
President Roosevelt will present the Roosevelt cup to the Vim owned by Commodore Trevor L. Park at noon aboard the Mayflower at Oyster Bay. The $1000 prize, offered by the Eastern Yacht Club, was won by Vim after trial races defeating Wannsee Glueckauf IV and Tilly VI and will be defended by American boats Wim Auk Caramba. Notables expected include Commodore Park and Regatta officials as well as German embassy attaché Hebbinghaus and boat owners from the competing yachts.
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Vim
Trevor L. Park
American Yacht Club of
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Eastern Yacht Club
Wannsee
Glueckauf IV
Tilly VI
Wim
Auk
Caramba
William Amory Gardner
Henry Howard
S. W. Sleeper
Henry Taggart
Charles Francis Adams
H. W. Foster
Hebbinghaus
Stinnes
Otto Protzen
E. Wertzmann
Harry Wustrau
Trenor L. Park
Cc. F. Busknam
Marblehead
Germany
Timekeeper Advises Nelsons Manager to Quit the Game
The Timekeeper criticizes Billy Nolan for disparaging remarks about fights and Gans, urges him to shut up or leave boxing, and suggests Battling Nelson replace him. The column notes Chelsea’s Rope Walk plans to become an athletic club with no-decision bouts, Brockton boxing, and several scheduled six and ten round matches, plus Attell stopped Carsey on Labor Day.
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Battling Nelson
Jeffries
Nelson
Britt
Gans
Siler
Nolan
Chelsea
Mystic
Cambridge Athletic Club
Brockton
Shoe
Dave Deshler
Amby McGarry
Jimmy Briggs
Unk
Russell
Tommy Quill
Kid Goodman
Sam Langford
Larry Temple
Detroit
San Francisco
Tex
Richard
Tuxedo Club
Essington
Penn
Olympic Athletic Club
Jack O’brien
Quaker City
Alaska
England
Australia
Mars
Napoleon
M. D.—Attell
Frank Carsey
Goodman and Herrera Prepare for Chelsea Title Bout
Kid Goodman and Aurelio Herrera train hard for a 15 round bout at Chelsea next Tuesday night. Goodman bets on victory inside the distance, while Herrera presses for victory to secure ongoing fan support this winter. Both seek peak form as past meetings have been closely contested.
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Kid Goodman
Aurelio Herrera
Chelsea
Goodman
West End
Herrera
Corinthians Lose First U S Match to Fall River Team
The Corinthians soccer football squad from England, touring the United States, suffered its first defeat in this country, falling 3 to 0 to Fall River.
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Fall River
Corinthian
England
United States
Centrals Rally To Beat Jamaica Plain A C 3 2
East Boston Centrals defeated Jamaica Plain A C at Wood Island Park 3 to 2 in a pitchers battle. Marley faced Thornton in a tense game with Coles scoring on bases and a key late rally as Larkin drove in two more runs. Larkin and Barry starred for the winners while Lonergan O Keefe and Bailey shone for the losers. Casper Berry team seeks a next Wednesday game.
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Centrals
Jamaica Plain A. C
East Boston
Wood Island Park
Marley
Thornton
Coles
Kennefick
Larkin
Ramsden
Bailey
O’keefe
Gould
Barry
Lonergan
O'Keefe
R. H. E. Centrals
DiGiaas
Askeewes
Penn Has Plenty of Team Men
Philadelphia September 13. Penn opens the season with an unusually bright outlook as the Quakers lose five veterans from last year including ex captain Torrey at center Lamson at tackle and Stevenson at quarterback disqualified by the faculty Hobson and Sheble. Replacements Draper a 200 pound tackle and Ziegler guard bring experience and speed plus Scarlett Levene Rooke Robinson Green and Folwell remain from 1905.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Torrey
Lamson
Stevenson
Penn
Hobson
Sheble
Two Races On Card At Concord State Fair
Concord New Hampshire September 18 races at the state fair lacked interest until the last mile of the free for all pace when Elizabeth S. started poorly then recovered Johnny Smoker won the 2 18 pace and Composer captured the free for all trot details of the card.
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Concord State Fair
Concord
N. H
Elizabeth S
Johnny Smoker
Composer
Russet Handicap Tilt Tops Sheepshead Bay Card
Race results from Sheepshead Bay New York on September 13 show the Russet handicap over 1.5 miles won by the 2 to 5 favorite. Rosenden captured the Flight seven furlongs, and D C Johnson, former owner of Rosenden, reportedly won $10,000. Other winners include Vaquiro, Cottontown, Jennie McCabe, Phantom, and Knight of Ivanhoe in their respective races.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Rosenden
D. C. Johnson
Vaquiro
Cottontown
Jennie McCabe
Phantom
Knight of
Lipton Not to Challenge Yet in Shamrock IV Talks
Glasgow, Sept 183. John Ward managing director of Denny Bros builders of the last two Shamrocks has sailed for New York. Dennys have submitted proposals to Sir Thomas Lipton to build Shamrock IV with design and build freedom. Lipton will not proceed until after talks with the New York Yacht Club during his upcoming American visit.
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Glasgow
John Ward
Denny Bros
New York
Dennys
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
New York Yacht Club
America
New York Defeats Washington 4 to 2 After Darkness
New York defeated Washington today 4 to 2 as the game was called in the eighth inning due to darkness. Warner was ejected for objecting to Hurst's decisions.
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Washington
New York
Washington Today
Warner
Hurst
A. H. Po
Wakefield
Can
Falkenberg
Elberfeld
Chase
Chesbro
Boston Wins Out M 0th From Athletics
Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 10 innings, halting the Athletics penant drive. Scoring came in the fifth with bases loaded, then a ninth inning rally by Boston tied it and Oldring, Cross, and Hoey provided the decisive runs. Plank returned for Philadelphia. Tannehill allowed five Boston runs over five innings.
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Boston
Athletics
Megan
Sheehan
Danny Murphy
Freeman
Armbruster
Plank
Tannehill
Morgan
Hoey
Hartsell
Parent
H. Armbruster
Monte Cross
Stahl
Connie Mack
Holmes
Grimshaw
Lord
M. Cross
Oldring
Schreck
Cross
Coombs
Dygert
Shean
Godwin
Grimshaw Tannehill
O’loughlin
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AB. R. BH. Hoey
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Hartsel
Eveee
Davis
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Powers
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Cleveland Crushes Detroit 8-0 Behind Hess's Shutout
Detroit managed two men on in the same inning once and never reached third base as Hess shut them down. Eubanks was hit frequently, especially late, in a one sided baseball game played in Detroit on September 13.
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Hess
Eubanks
AB H. PO
A Cobb
Coughlin
Crawford
Pile
Payne
Chava Er
Schmidt
T.indsay
Schaefer
Scheibeck
P Eenee
Cleveland
Schei- Lindsay
Flick
Lindsay
Connolly
Ale and Lager for Good Digestion Advice
A health note extols P. B. Ale or Lager as promoting digestion and overall well being. It warns against improperly fermented liquor and urges moderation to protect the stomach and maintain health.
Chicago and St Louis In 10 Inning Tie Due To Darkness
Chicago and St Louis battled ten innings with no scoring as Owen shutout the visitors. The game was called by umpire Evans at darkness, leaving the contest scoreless in Chicago.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Owen
Evans
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