New York Wins Final Game in 1910 Season
The Highlanders defeat the Red Sox 7 to 5 at Huntington Avenue grounds in a pitching duel. New York benefited from key hits and costly Boston errors as Russell Ford closed strong over Warhop Hughes and Hunt.
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Huntington Avenue
Highlanders
Red Sox
New York
Donovan
Russell Ford
Warhop
Hughes
Boston
Hunt
Jack Knight
Wood
Cicotte
Health Belt promises youth vitality and cures
An advertisement offers a Health Belt by Dr. P Sanden Co of Boston claiming to restore health and strength, cure rheumatism back pain and stomach trouble, and extend vitality for life. Free book Health in Nature is mailed on request with details and office hours listed.
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Tommy Madden Delivers Strong Form On Road
Roxbury lad Tommy Madden played in good form yesterday and landed a timely hit. He could build a reputation if given steady opportunities, especially on the road, where frequent work may prove him worthy of the hype.
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Roxbury
Madden
Still They Climb
Washington was shut out by Philadelphia 6 to 0 as Dygert pitched well, allowing only four hits for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Washington
A. Dygert
Cleveland Bats Out Seven In Sixth In Win Over Detroit
Cleveland, trailing by six after three, exploded for seven runs in the sixth to beat Detroit 8 to 7. Bush left with an injury in the fifth. Cobb pinch hit in the eighth. Harkness and Loudell struggled on the mound for Detroit while Mullin worked three innings for Cleveland.
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Detroit
Londell
Bush
Cobb
O'Leary
Kaler
Harkness
Mullin
Loudell
T. Jones
Birmingham
Nauop
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Stroud
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First Democrat Serves as City Executive in Years
Newton records show Alderman William J. Doherty, Democrat, acting Mayor during the absence of Mayor Hatfield and Board President Matt B. Jones. He presided at the fall board meeting and signed poll rolls as city heads were temporarily vacant.
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William J. Doherty
Hatfield
Matt B. Jones
Doherty
Otis
Cheeney Hatch
Baseball schedules for Cleveland Detroit and league matchups
In the American League Cleveland visits Detroit. In the National League St Louis plays at Boston with Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Peer Tenewereseees
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Terew
Rene
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St. Louis
Seeree
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Philadelphia
Washington
Stoneesegee
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Pittsburg
Ays
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P.C Chicas
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Philadelphia Ory
Cincinnati Eee
Wee Nee
Cardinals Here Today
The Doves open the closing month of their season with a game against the St. Louis Cardinals this afternoon. After the Cardinals, western teams follow and the season ends with a final series against Philadelphia. The Doves hold a fixed berth but will still make the stretch run interesting.
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Doves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Walsh Fanned 13 but White Sox Lose
Walsh struck out 13 but Chicago was shut out 1 to 0 by St. Louis. Nelson allowed only three hits as both teams used recruits Graham and Bowser. A lone run scored in the first inning on a walk a passed ball and Northen's single.
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Knight
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Wagner
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Lewis
Speaker
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Madden
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Hunt
Jake Stahl
Sweeney
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Tommie Madden
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Euit
Ford
Fall
Wood
Chicago
Walsh
St. Louis
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Jackson
Bowser
Flint
Sullivan
French
Louis
Roweer
Truesdale
Killifer
Corridon
Stone
McDonald
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Figan
Sheridan
Duffy Lewis Plays With Smashed Finger In Game
Duffy Lewis continued to play despite a badly smashed finger and collected two fine hits. He was struck on the finger by a fast pitch Monday, but Perrine would not permit him to take his base.
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Hunt
New York
Jake Stahl
Heinie Wagner
Highlanders
Box Warhop
Hughes
Duffy Lewis
Warhop
Russell Ford
Perrine
Tris Speaker May Win Auto If Hitting Stays Hot
In the last three games Tris Speaker has at least eight hits, keeping him in contention for the automobile prize. If he continues this form on the road, he could challenge Cobb and Lajoie for the top spot.
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Tris Speaker
Cobb and
Lajoie
Pirates Split Doubleheader With Giants In New York
In New York Pittsburg and the Giants split a doubleheader with the visitors taking the first game 11 to 1 and the locals winning the second 15 to 8. Wilson hit a grand slam home run in the ninth inning of the opener off Dickson with the bases loaded.
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Dickson
Doyle
Mas Xork
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Byrne
Cole
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Miller
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McMillan's Triple Secures Cincinnati Opening Win
McMillan hit a three run triple after a base on balls and Wan added a single to power Cincinnati past Brooklyn in the opener. Brooklyn had chances but failed to capitalize and could not solve Rowan.
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Hoblitzer
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Scores and results from a hockey or lacrosse matchup list
Rochester 8 Buffalo 6 and Newark 6 Baltimore 2 Toronto 5 Montreal 1 first game. Toronto 38 Montreal 2 second game. Providence 4 Jersey City 2.
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New England All Round Champion Race At Tech Field
Four entrants remained in the running for the New England all round title to be decided at Tech Field Brookline this afternoon. Ellery Clark leads veterans with Henry McCarthy and Ellery Clarx among contenders. Meanix and Sullivan shore up the field. The event includes running jumping hurdles half mile walk and weight throwing and scores count to 1000.
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Tech Field
Brookline
Ellery Clarx
Billy Meanix
John O'Reilly
Pat Sullivan
St. Alphonsus
Brookline Gym
Henry McCarthy
Worcester Athletic
John Andromedas
Meanix
McCarthy
Clark
C. Edmundson
Harry Gissing
Mel Sheppard
Edmundson
Gissing
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Ike Sheehan
South Boston
Ike
All Round Athletic Championship Nearing in New England
The meet at Tech Field to decide the all round champion of New England stands booked for this afternoon. Notable entrants include Ellery Clark Sullivan and Young Meanix of English High, though interest seems down from past years. Other notes discuss upcoming National Championships and early football season prep across colleges.
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Ellery Clark
Sullivan
Brookline
McCarthy
Worcester
Young Meanix
English High School
Boston
Jack Cody
Newton
Duffey
N. BE
Scituate
Amateur O Connor Ireland broad jumper and Guertin update
O Connor is identified as an amateur broad jumper from Ireland. Guertin, the pro champion jumper, was last heard from in the South. The text notes no firm status beyond that and mentions scattered athletic questions including navy fitness and baseball attendance debates.
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Harris
Boston
Peter O'Connor
Ireland
Louis Guertin
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Cambridge
Woonsocket Race Meet Opens With Wins by Lady Laurel and Janis Mace
Woonsocket R I Sept 13 Lady Laurel and Janis Mace won today as the four days meet at the Woonsocket half mile trotting park opened. Lady Laurel favored in the 2 27 pace captured four heats while Crash the 2 30 trot favorite won only one of four heats. In Providence funeral services for Leroy Grant were held today and starter F Pike of Windsor Vt read a eulogy before the heats.
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Janis Mace
Crash
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