Chicago Wins Doubleheader Over Cleveland in Easy Fashion
Chicago, Sept. 14. The locals outplayed Cleveland and took both games of the double header in easy fashion today. Long hitting and perfect fielding won the first. Good base running, aided by costly errors and wild pitching by Hess, made the second very easy.
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Cleveland
Hess
ST. Louis
Detroit
McIntyre
Mort
AB. Barrett
C. F
Coughlin
J. Drill
Lowe
O'Leary
Kitson
T. Louis
A. E. Burkett
Aes Heidrick
Wallace
Jones
Barrett
Padden
Beville
Sudhoff
King
Dyyer
A. B. Burkett
L F
Hefdrick
Reereevese Hynes
Pietcakelanress
Crawford
Killian
Robinson
Wlpace
Last Chance Five Dollar Guarantee From Boston Doctor
Boston physician Doctor Blair advertises a final notice offering a five dollar complete cure for all diseases with an X ray examination free of charge. The urged deadline is September 17, markets his Thermo Electric apparatus and rapid results while claiming immense patient cures and broad physician endorsements.
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Blair
Boston
New England
Blairls
Doctor Blair's Offer for All Diseases at One Price
All patients starting treatment with Doctor Blair before September 18 will be treated and furnished medicines until cured for a nominal sum of $5. This $5 covers all diseases. The offer expires Saturday, September 17 at 8 P M.
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Blair
New York Pennant Hopes Questioned After Boston Edge
Experts doubt New York will clinch the American League title after Boston outplayed them in batting and outfield. Dineen and Gibson pitched well for Boston as Parent recovered from a rough day. Griffith praised the result while Collins credited errors and strong pitching for the loss with two more games to play and plans for Orth or Clarkson to pitch next.
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Huntington Avenue
New York
Boston
Ritters
New Yorks
Dineen
Gibson
Fred Parent
Elberfeld
Parent
Chesbro
Powell
Young
Tannehill
Griffith
Orth
Garvin
Clarkson
Collins
Young May Not Pitch Today Amid Illness Reports
Cy Young may miss a start as illness keeps him from the mound. Dineen filled in yesterday, and Collins indicated Young would pitch today, though he might not be able to go. If unavailable, Tannehill and Winter would take the ball.
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Big Cy Young
Young
Dineen
Collins
Tannehill
Myopia Defeats Dedham in Fast Polo Game
In Dedham on September 14 at Karlstein, Myopia defeated Dedham 3 to 0 in a one goal handicap polo match for the Karlstein cup. Myopia dominated the first period with sharp play, and Williams of Myopia suffered a fall near the end of the fourth rod but escaped injury.
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Myopia
Dedham
Karlstein
Rod Williams
Hurling Match to Feature at Gaelic A C Meet
At Oak Island Grove in Revere on Saturday the Gaelic Athletic Club holds its annual field day and athletic sports. The feature is a New England championship hurling match between Wolfe Tones of South Boston and the Grattans of Cambridge, old rivals, for a $100 purse.
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Gaelic A. C
Oak Island Grove
Revere
Gaelic Athletic Club
New England
Wolfe Tones
South Boston
Grattans
Cambridge
Fast Horses May Race Today at Readville
Readville Sept 14 Secretary Jewett of the Trotting Association says weather and track look favorable for a 2 PM start if no rain returns. Bulletin to be issued at 11 AM. Track not cut by showers and expected to dry quickly. 8 year old colt trots at 2:12 2:14 and 2:18 amid strong entries.
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Readville
Jewett
Trotting Association
Boxing Gossip Fights Loom in New England Scene
Kid Pantz vows top form for a featherweight clash with Hughy Glancy next Monday in Gloucester. The Boston fighter trains daily across East Boston Winthrop and Revere and hones in Columbus Associates rooms. Other bouts and preliminaries dot a strong program across Fishtown including Kelly versus Glancy in Rhode Island, plus Cambridge A A and Union Athletic Club matchups featuring Donahue Sidney Summers McKeever Hanlon Schindler and others.
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New England
Hughy Glancy
Gloucester A
East Boston
Winthrop
Revere
Columbus Associates
North Street
Janey
Donahue
Gloucester Club
Criterion Club
Fishtown
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Scituate
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Providence
Kelly
Emergency Kelly
Rhode Island
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Honey Mellody
Sullivan
Jack Mooney
Mellody
Joe Grim
Dave Holly
Charley Hitte
Philadelphia
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
Mike Ward
Jimmy Briggs
Jimmy Walsh
St Pantz
Kid Goodman
Joe Olson
Cambridge A. A
Young Sidney
Young Donahue
Sydney
Cambridge Club
Union Athletic Club
Jack Summers
Jack McKeever
Summers
Jimmy Hanlon
Young Schindler
Harry Duffy
Tommy English
Johnny Powers
Young Brooks
Jack Sheehan
Sports Matchups Listed for New England Rounds
A preview lists pairings for regional games including Haverhill at Concord New Bedford at Manchester Fall River at Nashua and Lowell at Lawrence with local teams set to begin action across the area.
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P.C. Haverhill
New England
Haverhill
Concord
New Bedford
Manchester
Fall River
Nashua
Lowell
Lawrence
Fall River Beats Concord In Pitchers Battle
Falls River defeats Concord 1 0 in a game marked by Pulsifer Hickman Peterson and Harris brilliant plays Harris wins the run scoring by Harris with Dwyer Beaumont Kane on hits and two-base hits from Dwyer Kane Duggan Lovell Pulsifer Lovell and more attendance about 100 with Harris besting Young in a tight nine inning clash.
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N. H
Fall River
Pulsifer
Hickman
Peterson
Harris
Young
Dwyer
Beaumont
Kane
Dugan
Lovell
Stafford
Fall River Concord
Bowe'k
If Sheets
Mooreh
Noblit
Gulheen
Weddige
Devine
Rf Dwyer
Kane B. Peterson
Ladd
Beaum’t
Ss Harris
Newenham
Nashua Edges New Bedford In Rain Scorer
Nashua defeated New Bedford 2 to 1 in a drizzle at Nashua New Hampshire on September 14. Birmingham delivered the decisive single for the winning run with two out in the ninth as New Bedford tied the game in the seventh.
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Nashua
N. H
New Bedford
Birmingham
Nashua New Bedford
A.E. BH
Soffel
Kehoe
Clark
Birm’m
Kiernan
Campbell
Har’gton
Labelle
Friend
Wilson
Rollins
Cassidy
Balle
Burrill
Umptire—Kerins
New York Riflemen Win Cruikshank Trophy at Creedmoor
The New York Riflemen, six members of the Test Regiment, won the $300 Cruikshank trophy and $75 in cash at Creedmoor range with a team score of 567 out of 680 in a military target competition.
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New York
Creedmoor Range
E. A. Cruikshank
Dan Patch Shows Improvement in Topeka Condition
Dan Patch the great pacer is reported improved today in Topeka Kansas by veterinarians who say he will probably recover from his illness.
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Topeka
Kan
Dan Patch
Doctor Liverpool Offers One Dollar Visits This Month
An 80 year veteran Boston physician advertises all bodily ailments treated for one dollar per visit this month. He claims rapid cures for men women and children and promises female complaints treated without surgery or exam. Office hours 9 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 8 pm Fridays Saturdays. Sunday hours 4 pm to 8 pm at 589 Remont Street.
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Liverpool
Boston
Palma Tablets Nerve Tonic Claim Boost in 1900s Ad
An old advertisement touts Palma Tablets as a nerve tonic to renew vigor and ambition for work and activity. The copy promises younger feeling and appearance, pricing 50 cents per box with bulk 12 boxes for five dollars, and offers a free book. Multiple drugstores listed include WALKER-RINTELS DRUG CO and KNIGHT'S among others.
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Palma
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
Klein’s
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Knight’s
Court and
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Hollis Sts
The Rapidity of the Cure
The rapid cures astonish the community as patients recover in a short time without prolonged treatment or dangerous drugs. Read testimonials and investigate for yourself to verify these remarkable results.
Bronchitis Suffering Woman Seeks Breathing Relief
Mrs G A Hutchins of 165 Princeton Street East Boston Massachusetts says she suffered lifelong bronchitis in a chronic form at times making it hard to breathe and she sought relief from ongoing respiratory troubles.
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G. A. Hutchins
Princeton St
East
Boston
Mass
Deaf for 15 years Mr C A Babcock story
Mr C A Babcock of East Braintree Massachusetts, with Weymouth post address, a Grand Army man and Odd Fellow, recalls 15 years of progressive deafness. He describes difficulty understanding speech and not hearing even his clock tick unless ears are pressed to it, noting lectures were futile as sounds seemed blank.
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C. A. Babcock
East Braintree
Mass
Babcock
Weymouth
Doctor Blair's Medical Credentials Noted in Review
Dr Blair graduated from Western Reserve University medical department Cleveland in 1885. He undertook postgraduate study at the New York Polyclinic. His credentials are endorsed by medical colleges or state boards of medical examiners in twelve states.
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Blair
Western Reserve University of
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Polyclinic
New York
Ear Troubles Heal With Doctor Blair Treatment
A patient reports rapid improvement after undergoing Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment for ear issues. He notes hearing a clock ticking across the room clearly for the first time in years and credits the doctor with opening a new world of hearing.
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Doctor Blair
A Terrible Sufferer Mr Reed Describes Chronic Pain
Mr C Payson Reed of 312 Park Ave Massachusetts recalls a three year ordeal of severe back and leg pain. He describes a sore knee needing a bandage, inability to bend or dress unaided, and reliance on others as doctors and treatments failed to help.
Captain Kennedy Builds Fast Roxbury Latin Football Team
Roxbury Latin School opens late but its squad trains on campus under Captain Kennedy who aims to field a championship eleven. Key returnees include Watson Santry Waterman Wendell and others with a large pool of hopefuls vying for center halfback and guard roles. Schedule lists games against Thayer Academy St Mark's Brookline High Mechanic Arts Middlesex School Dorchester High Cambridge Latin Noble & Greenough Browne & Nichols Roxbury High Milton Academy and an interscholastic slate.
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Roxbury Latin School
George Kennedy
Kennedy
Watson
Santry
Waterman
Wendell
Burkhardt
MacLeod
O’brien
Bailey
Roxbury
Gleason
Thayer Academy
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St. Mark’s
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Brookline High
Brookline Common
Mechanic Arts
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Concord
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge
Noble & Greenough
South End
Browne & Nichols
Vorkman
Milton Academy
Roxbury High
Boston-NY pennant chase notes and doubleheader risks
In a packed recap, Boston faces New York with chatter on pitching plans for today’s 1:45 double header. Griffifth and Clarkson are discussed, with Parent’s errors and Dineen Gibson top of mind. Crowds at Globe Theatre and reports from Dorchester reflect ongoing season tensions and near pennant hopes.
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Young
Tannehill
Orth
Powell
Griffith
Garvin
Freddy Parent
New York
Parent
Ferris
Pat Dougherty
Dougherty
Dineen
Invaders
Gibson
Clarkson
Taylor
Fred Wright
Globe Theatre
Chris Mahoney
Dorchester
Nationals
Lynn
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Chesbro
Criger
H. S
CG. E. D
National Baseball Scores Snippet for Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Partial OCR shows national baseball score fragment listing Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburg with rain affecting play. Limited readable entities include teams and cities, suggesting a brief sports score item in a national roundup.
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National
R. Hi. E
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Lone National League Game
Brooklyn won 2 to 1 over Philadelphia in a single game after the doubleheader was canceled. Geigler hit a two base drive, Lumley sacrificed, and Batch Ritter stole bases. Corridon and Reisling pitched, with Reisling yielding four hits and Corridon six as Brooklyn took the win before about 1000 fans.
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Philadelphia
Geigler
Lumley
Batch
Ritter
Jordan
Dillon
Hulswitt
Gleason
Lush
Corridon
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