Brave Cy Young Loses Married Debut as Quakers Rally
Boston unable to hit with men on base, Duffy's Quakers win 4 to 2. Cy Young, recently married, pitched despite wildness and a key error, while Tenney, Doomn, and Bransfield contributed for Boston, with Lush sidelined by injury and Gleason ejected after a tirade.
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Little
Cy” Young
Hugh Duffy
Quakers
Boston
Young
Johnny Lush
Doolin
Howard
Tenney
Cameron
Lush
Thomas
Brain
Doomn
Little Cy
Mrs. Young
Philadelphia AB. R
A. E. Thomas
Sentell
Bransfield
Titus
Dolan
B. Liscoveee
Bates
Ae Bridwell
Brown
Pfeffer Young
Eeeseeeeeeres
Eeesenees
Eeeeree
Philadelphia
Eeeewe Aeeene
Dooin
Courtney
Jay-—Doolin
Carpenter
Johnstone
Syracuse Race Meeting Closes at State Fair Grounds
Grand Circuit finals at Syracuse N Y conclude with three closely fought events. Imperial Allerton takes the consolation heat with Kenneth Mac close behind and Flexe third in a neck race. Nickel Grattan wins heat one but falters in heats two and three. Mack Mack dominates the 2:10 trot, winning both the first and second heats. The 2:18 pace proves highly competitive as the program ends.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Imperial Allerton
Kenneth Mac
Flexe
Nickel Grattan
Mack Mack
Knights Battle for Title at American League Grounds
At Huntington avenue the Knights of Columbus league final pits Chelsea and Arlington against each other. Both councils bring strong nines and a large crowd is expected to witness the decisive game scheduled to start at 3.
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Huntington Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Chelsea
Arlington
Harvard Opens Season With Strong Guard Play
Harvard fielded a fast first line up as Kersberg, one of last year’s stars, starred at guard yesterday in the season’s debut.
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Harvard
Kersberg
Harvard Opens Under New Rules With Secret Lineups
Harvard trained under revised rules held a secret practice on Soldiers Field, testing two fast elevens behind a high board fence. The session focused on forward pass and on side kick, with Reid’s plans for Yale on Nov. 24 at New Haven, while Bart Parker and Gray drew attention for size and potential impact.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Bill Reid
Yale
New Haven
Reid
Andy Marshall
Brown
Bart Stephenson
Bartol Parker
Gray
Groton
White Sox split two with leaders in doubleheader
In Chicago on September 14 Chicago defeated St. Louis in two games. Hitting combined with aggressive base running and St Louis errors produced an 8 to 4 win in the first game and Walsh a shutout 3 to 0 in the second. Sixteen hits aided the White Sox as they took both ends of the doubleheader.
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Donohue
Dougherty
Roche
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Stone
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O'Brien
Rockenfield
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Hartzell
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Hahn
Donahue
T Jones
Evans
Sheridan
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E Niles
Jacobsen
Kue
Rohe
Sheridan and Evans
ST. Lou
Cleveland
Detroit
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Joss
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Coughlin
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Aenee Payne
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Mullin
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Caffyn
Stovall
Lajoie
Congalton
Flick
Rossman
Clark
Rhoades
Cobb
Payne
Connolly
Holy Cross Football Prepares For Noted 1905 Season
Holy Cross plans a strong 1905 football campaign with Yale and Cornell on the schedule. Ten of last year’s eleven return, including Captain Connor and key backs Scanlon Cahill and Heberman. First game set for Worcester against the Massachusetts Aggies. Carrigan may join after baseball.
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Holy Cross
Yale
Cornell
Worcester
Massachusetts Aggies
Connor
Carney
Cahill
Lynch
Pallotti
McCarty
Heberman
Dodwell
Scanlon
Riley
Carrigan
King
Harvard captain escapes duck hunting near fatal incident
Harvard baseball captain Danny Dexter and two companions were nearly shot while decoy ducks were mistaken for live birds on a Rangeley lake. The near tragedy occurred at dusk when two sportsmen fired on the decoys, frightening the group but causing no injuries.
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Harvard
Danny” Dexter
The
Crimson
Dexter
Rangeley
Wilson Dexter
Augustus Cobb
Captain Dexter
Harvard Nine
Washington Beats New York 5 to 1 in Reliever Duel
Kitson limits the New York team to six hits as Washington wins 5 to 1. Doyle and Clarkson struggle, Griffith finishes, and three Washington double plays highlight the game. Key moments include a two base hit by Kitson and a three base hit by Keeler.
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Kitson
New York
Doyle
Clarkson
Griffith
Keeler
Cross
Williams
Stahl
Warner
Hoffman
Hickman
Altizer
Schlafly
Kletnow
Hurst
E. Schlafly
Jones
Eeeseee Esse Cross
Anderson
Eeees Warner
AB. BH. Po
Dee Ce Griffith
Yeager
Quakers Face Last 1906 Game in Boston and Baseball Notes
Baseball notes report the Quakers' final 1906 game in Boston as Hugh Duffy aims at third place and a win over the Tenneyites. Walworth and Norfolk teams clash in Weymouth with Kelley Cronin and Cullen Sweeney billed as batteries. Also mentions navy yard yardball on darkness with 4 to 4 tie and McDonald's pitching highlight.
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Boston
Hugh Duffy
Tenneyites
Bill Dineen
Syracuse
Louis Mann
Brooklyn
Giants
Walworths
South Boston
Norfolks
South Weymouth
Walworth
Kelley
Cronin
Cullen
Sweeney
Ward 3
Navy Yard
McDonald
William Fuhs
Jud McCreehan
Norwich Beats Worcester In Sloppy District Contest
Norwich turned the tables on Worcester today and won 5 to 3 in a poorly played game. Both teams were off their stride and handed runs to the other in rapid succession. Batteries Accorsini and Tuckey. Dine and Knotts. Umpire Stafford.
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Worcester
Norwich
R.H.E Norwich
Accorsini and Tuckey
Dine
Trotting Horse Lochinvar Drops Dead at Waterville Track
Lochinvar, a California bred trotting horse with a 2:20 mark, collapsed and died on the track at the Central Maine fair grounds in Waterville Maine. Owned by 8 P Haines of Boston, the horse was warming up for a trial to beat the track record and was valued at about $1400.
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Lochinvar
Central Maine Fair Grounds
8. P. Haines
Boston
Neponset Dorchester Meet Neponset Weymouth Rivalry at Garfield
A semi pro showdown at Garfield Avenue Neponset features Dewey of Weymouth vs Neponset Dorchester. Series tied 1-1, with Cate to pitch for Dewey and Newell for Neponset. Game to start at 3 30.
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Weymouth
Neponset- Dorchester
Garfield Avenue
Neponset
Nash
Cate
McLean
Hurley
Newell
Wadleigh
Rube Weddell shuts out Boston as Athletics win 4–0
Philadelphia feeds on Boston's slump as Rube Weddell dominates a Boston club. Cy Young is touched, but the Athletics offense clicks early and late with Hartsel, Lord, and Criger delivering key hits. Criger returns to city applause as Philadelphia romps to a 4 to 0 victory.
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Hartsel
Davis
H. Armbruster
Shean
Lord
Cross
Oldring
Schreck
Waddell
Lil
Boston
A. Hoey
Parent
Duiscéeueebee
Stahl
Ceeeveeseee
Godwin
Grimshaw
Creesveereves Young
St James to Meet Roger Walcotts in Juvenile Title Duel
Milford reports the St James baseball team, unbeaten champions of Worcester Middlesex and Norfolk counties, face the Dorchester Roger Walcotts tomorrow at the town park for the Massachusetts juvenile championship. Lineup includes J A Tronta Charles Gould Harry Hixon E Sullivan W Sullivan T Crawford Lloyd Hixon A Tonell and others.
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Milford
Burns
Crawford
la Chappelle
Townsend
Hixon
E. Sullivan
Gould
Trontla
Tonoli
Dempsey
A. Hixon
W. Sullivan
Roger Walcotts
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Worcester
Middlesex
Norfolk
J. A. Tr
Lynn Beats Springfield 8 to 1 in Baseball Showdown
Lynn of the New England league defeated Springfield of the Connecticut league 8 to 1. Ward pitched for Springfield and was hit freely. Burton scattered the hits for Lynn. Score by innings shows Lynn with a big fourth inning and Springfield leaving five runs on base. Umpire Henry called the game.
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AB. R. Birmingham
Stovall
Turner
Lajoie
Congalton
Flick
Ey Eee
Rossman
Clark
Joss
Silviemiaw Ce
Detroit
AB R. FE
Willetts
Connolly
Lynn
Springfield
Ward
Burton
R.H.E. Lurgan
Daum
O’connell
Henry
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