Invaders End Boston Streak In Nine Inning Classic
New York Invaders beat Boston 4 to 2 at Huntington Avenue in a sweltering nine inning game. Chesbro pitched brilliantly for New York, while Kerins’s controversial call in the ninth sparked opposition from the Boston crowd. Jordan made a notable debut for New York, and Beville, Stahl, and Conroy contributed key hits as the furthest push for a Boston comeback fell short.
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Boston
Invaders
Huntington Avenue
New York
Ferris
Kerins
New England
Jordan
Buck Freeman
M’farland
Beville
Chick Stahl
Conroy
Dineen
Jack Chesbro
Chesbro
Freeman
Lachance
Fultz
Collins
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Elberfeld
Willaims
McFarland
Fred Parent
Williams
Nashua
Jimmy Collins
Cy Young
Jordan Williams and Jordan fiberfeld and Lachance
A baseball recap notes wild pitch by Dineen and hit by pitched ball on J Stahlimeth. Umpires Hassett and Kerins. Attendance 4021.
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Jordan
Williams
Fiberfeld
Ferris and
Lachance
Dineen
J. Stahlime
Hassett and
Kerins
Detroit Ends Season With Double-Header Win Over Chicago
Detroit defeated Chicago in the first game as Kissinger pitched well and the locals supported him. Carr and Donovan were suspended by Johnson, who refused Burns permission to play, prompting a late team change. The second game slipped away after a rally, with attendance at 2812 and the final scores not provided.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Carr
Donovan
Johnson
Burns
Kissinger
Pices
Washington Narrowly Avoids Shutout Behind Late Run
Washington escaped a shutout by Philadelphia, scoring their lone run in the final inning off Pinance who relieved Henley. Philadelphia hit well, with Seybold home run and several two-base hits, while Patten and Henley led pitching efforts for their teams in a low-scoring interleague game. Attendance was 1,076 at the scene.
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Washington
Wwenington
Philadelphia
Pinance
Henley
Patten
Philadels
Hartsell
Robinegon
Hend'ks Rt
Davis
Moran
L. Crose
O Selbach
Seybold
O\Clarke
Murphy
L. Cross
Shreck
Robinson
Pickering
M. Cross
Connolly
NBA Tonight Schedule Across Major Cities
In tonight's schedule the Knicks play Celtics in New York and Boston, the Pistons visit the Wizards in Detroit, the Bulls travel to Cleveland, and the St. Louis Hawks visit Philadelphia.
Holyoke Defeats New England Champs in Lowell Tilt
Holyoke champions of the Connecticut league beat the New England league titlists 12 to 6 this afternoon. Most runs came in the first two frames as Lowell played shorthanded without Captain Lake. Batteries Vickers and Shincel for Holyoke, Bushey Burbage and Merritt for Lowell. Umpire Sullivan. Attendance 300.
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Lowell
Holyoke
Lake
R. H. E. Holyoke
Vickers
Shincel
Bushey
Burbage
Merritt
Sullivan
New Yorks Feature At Daylight Baseball Showdown
Boston hopes hinge on Dougherty and Chick Stahl as Tannehill or Griffith and Cy Young are slated to pitch. Kerins struggles with stage fright while Freeman lags in speed. Parent makes sharp plays against Chesbro, and attendance rises with warm Monday weather. Collins seeks clarity on post season versus Pittsburg after $10,000 gate from Fall River game.
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New Yorks
Tannehill
Griffith
Cy Young
Kerins
Dougherty
Chick Stahl
Boston
Playfairs
Olympias
Freeman
Parent
Chesbro
Nith
Conroy
Jimmy Collins
Killilea
Pittsburg
Collins
Fall River
Bicycle Notes at Charles River Park Season Preview
George Leander faces a two lap handicap in a 20 mile race at Charles Piver Park next Thursday evening. He has trained hard, lost 10 pounds, and will ride behind a motor unpaced before a possible rain shower. Basil De Guichard is also training intensely as he seeks a comeback, with Jed Newkirk or Hoffman ready to operate a high speed motor. Sammie Sulkins aims to lower amateur records beyond 10 miles, planning a bone cutting effort at Charles River Park if arrangements permit. Additional amateur events with leading sprinters are planned. entry through J. P. Eckhardt at Charles River Park.
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George Leander
Sammie Sulkins
Charles Piver Park
Leander
Basil de Guichard
Gaul
Jed Newkirk
Hoffman
Sulkins
Charles River Park
J. P. Eckhardt
Bank Clerk Thwarts Bond Theft Plot In Lynn Case
Norman Poor, the Astute Banker's Clerk, fled with 15000 dollars of railroad coupon bonds owned by EK H Gay & Co of 2 Congress St. He conspired with bankers and brokers in Boston. W J Hayes & Sons at 111 Congress St. were shown the bait but salesman S M Hoover detected the ruse.
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Hayes & Sons
Norman Poor
EK. H. Gay & Co
Congress Street
W. J. Hayes &Sons
Hoover
Poor
Lynn
Oor
Reds Rally Past Boston in Final Game of Series
Cincinnati Reds topple the Boston Americans 7 to 4 after trailing early, piling hits in the final three innings. Donlin belts two triples, Dolan and Beckley contribute key hits, while Pittinger struggles. In a separate five inning game St. Louis blanks New York, as Ames debuts for McGraw with five error-prone innings and darkness ends play.
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National
Cincinnati
Reds
Bostons
Kelley
Pittinger
Boston
Buckenberger
Sol
Dexter
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Batty
Cooley
Greminger
Dolan
Donlin
Aubrey
Phillips
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Carney
Corcoran
Red
Moran
Abbbaticchio
Daly
Hurst
New York
Ames
McGraw
St. Louis
R. B. Po
Browne
Dunleavy
Smooch
McGann
Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg In baseball contest at Pittsburg
Philadelphia victories 10 to 2 after holding Pittsburg to limited scoring. Key hits include Leach Thomas and Titus for Philadelphia with strong pitching by Kennedy after Pfeister relieved. Attendance 1760.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Pfeister
R. H
Phelps
Loa Duggy
Ol Pfeister
Kendy
Leach
Thomas
Titus
Phelpe
Wolverton
Hulswitz
Gleason
Barry
Duggleby
Duggieby
O'Day
Chicago Beats Brooklyn 6 to 2 in Rainy Season Ender
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Taylor pitched well and McCarthy and Chance each had a hit. The game ended after the seventh inning due to rain and darkness with an attendance around 1000, ending the season series tied 10 to 10.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Taylor
McCarthy
Chance
Games Today In The National League Schedule
Boston faces Pittsburgh, New York meets Cincinnati, Philadelphia plays Chicago, and Brooklyn takes on St. Louis in today’s set of major league games.
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New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Evrobewe
Boston
Brooklyn
Erenne
CS Beestevess
Philadelphia
St Louis
Iia
St. Louis
Boxing Card Brings Even Matchups to Central Athletic Club
The Central Athletic Club showcases a balanced boxing program led by Eddie Carr versus Young Brooks, with Young Kelly facing Jimmy Hanlon and Shadow Morris meeting Young Allen. Main event stars George McFadden and Sam Langford loom as top attractions, while betting and venue notes colour the scene amid ongoing boxing talk and club administration at 7 Green Street.
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Central Athletic Club
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Young Brooks
Lawrence
New England
Young Kelly
Jimmy Hanlon
Shadow Morris
New Jersey
Young Allen
South End
George McFadden
New York Star
Sam Langford
Ryan
Green Street
Sandy Ferguson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Munroe
Sandy
Steve O’donnell
Gloucester
O'Donnell
Bob Armstrong
Scituate Athletic Club
Butte
Harvey Parker
Little Demon
Worcester
Parker
Munroe
Ward
Franz Hugo Krebs
Chester Goodwin
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Chelsea
Goodwin
George Jansen
Bill Bowes
Young Burdick
Marlboro
Joe Walcott
Charley O'Rourke
Cambridge
O'Rourke
Dan McS
George Gardner
Walcott
Gardner
Boston
Charles
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Delmar Sprints Toward 2 Minute Mile Record
Major Delmar, guided by George Spear and Alta McDonald, chased Lou Dillon’s two minute mark at Readville in a flawless trial. The bay trotter pressed the pace past the half, surged through the stretch, and aimed for a historic mile as the crowd held its breath.
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George Spear
Major Delmar
Lou Dillon
Readville
Delmar
McDonald
Mayor Delmar
Alta McDonald
Walker
Greensword
Vola
Dickerson
Frank Walker
stman-Pearl Hanson
Roger Hanson
Cox
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Trilby Direct
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Margaret Bathgate
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Judge Green
Kyrillic
C. H (Young
Llive
Hudson
Boca
Andrews
Crescent
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Guy Fortune
Ch. H
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Ceeeedtes Éeuwees Alcy, Bik
Lasell
Anna Held
Keker
del Mar
Alta McDonal
John Dickerson
John
New York Beats St Louis In Doubleheader Rout
New York defeated St Louis in a Sept 14 doubleheader at St Louis, winning game one as McFarland was hit hard by the visitors. The Cardinals failed to contain the Mets offense and dropped both ends of the twin bill.
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ST. Louis
New York
McFarland
White Mountains Autumn Foliage Draws Crowds and Rail Rates
The White Mountains claim the title Foremost Summer Resort in America as autumn tours begin mid September. Boston and Maine Rail Road offers excursion rates from Sept 15 to Oct 10 with travel and hotel discounts, urging travelers to Crawford Notch Bartlett Jefferson and Lancaster for foliage, cascades, and scenic views.
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White Mountains
America
Crawford Notch
Mt. Washington
Crawford
Bartlett
Jefferson
Lancaster
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
General Passenger Department
Boston
Cornell Opens Football Season in Ithaca
Cornell's football season began in Ithaca with about 35 players reporting for practice. Six veterans from last year are expected to be in college this year.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Engine kills a brakeman at Beacon Street yards
James Roaks, 35, a brakeman from 95 Cambridge Street Allston, was fatally struck by a Boston & Albany switching engine at Beacon Street yards. He stepped onto the tracks without noticing the approaching engine and was hurled several feet before dying on scene. Undertaker Sullivan collected the body as the medical examiner was notified.
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Beacon Street
Boston & Albany
James Roaks
Cambridge Street
Allston
Roaks
Sullivan
Canole defeats Phalen in Gladiator Club bout
Martin Canole of Fall River decisively defeats George Phalen of Portland Maine in three rounds. The card opened with two fast preliminaries as George Campbell beat Bob Tickle in six rounds and George Ashley drew with Peter Sullivan after eight rounds.
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Fall River
Martin Canole
George Phalen
Portland
Gladiator Club
Phalen
Canole
Maine
Abbott
George Campbell
Bob Tickle
Campbell
George Ashley
Peter Sullivan
Rochester Fair Promises Pageantry and Fast Racing
New Hampshire announces Rochester Fair schedule for September 22 through 25 with low Boston & Maine railroad fares including admission. Cattle show prime feature. numerous exhibits, vaudeville, and a top floral court. Half mile track promises fast races. entries from New England and the East. Round trip reduced fares available. special trains planned. See Boston & Maine for times and rates.
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Rochester Fair
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Hampshire
Rochester
New England
Boston & Maine
Maine
Massachusetts
Boston Bowling Association Elects Officers and Members
The annual emeeting at the Boston Tavern elected J. C. L. Sheafe as president and named C. H. Dolan, J. H. Donnelly, and Julius Meyers to key posts. New members include W. J. Byrnes Dartmouth W. F. Holbrook Somerset and W. C. Winsor Old Colony. No alley employer or employee may roll on league teams. A schedule and prizes committee was formed and the season begins in October.
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Boston Bowling Association
Boston Tavern
J. C. L. Sheafe
C. H. Dolan
J. H. Donnelly
Julius Meyers
W. J. Byrnes
Dartmouth
H. F. Holbrook
Somerset
W. C. Winsor
Old Colony
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles with early symptoms listed and claims of rapid relief. It notes sizes fifty cents and one dollar and offers a free sample and pamphlet via mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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