Baltimore Beats Chicago In Ninth Inning Scoring
In the second game the Phillies beat Louisville 6 to 6 after tense ninth inning actions. Hamilton drew a base on balls, Tenney doubled, and Lowe singled to plate two runs. Delehanty and Stahl made notable plays while Lajoie hit a grounder that forced a fielder. Shu gart mishit, Geier ended the game on a grounder to Long. Umpire Kelley presided as the ballgame concluded with a 6-6 tie.
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Hamilton
Tenney
Lowe
Dowd
Delehanty
Stahl
Del
Lajoie
Long
Shugart
Collins
Geier
Phillies
Baltimore
Eastern League matchups listed for two city pairings
The schedule lists matchups across the Eastern League including New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Baltimore, Washington at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Cleveland, and St. Louis at Pittsburg. Additional games feature Providence at Buffalo, Springfield at Syracuse, Scranton at Toronto, and Wilkesbarre at Rochester.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
Syracuse
Scranton
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Rochester
anxious to see which team will win they watch the bulletin
The anxious crowd watches the game as a player scores and the crowd cheers. A shout says That’s right, Duffy, We did domd well. George 8. Shaw.
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Duffy
George
Shaw
Stivetts Shuts Down Phillies In Tight Boston Win
Jack Stivetts arced eight strong innings allowing only two hits through the first eight frames as Boston beat Philadelphia. Doyle and Cooley collected the Phillies' two hits, while Geler's leaping catch saved a homer and Long and Collins anchored sharp fielding. Stivetts benefited from timely runs and a resilient Boston defense to stay on top in a key home game.
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Jack Stivetts
Bostons
Quakers
Phillies
Philadelphia
Stivetts
Doyle
Cooley
Delehanty
Shugart
Boyle
Stallings
Nash
Laffoie
Geler
Lajoie
Boston
Collins
Long
Tenney
Lynch
Sparks
Hamilton
Tigers
Stahl
Duffy
Collin
Lowe
Bergen
Milton
Fly
Sparke
Sh Fepall
Orioles Beat Chicago In Closest To End Of Season
Baltimore and Chicago played a fast, pretty game as the Orioles show improved batting and timely hitting. Corbett pitched well for the Colts, but Kelly’s catch on Lange’s long fly to left in the opening inning stood out. The score was 9-? with Baltimore winning nine of twelve games this season.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Orioles
Colts
Corbett
Kelly
Lange
Callahan
New York Nine Triumph Over Brooklyn in Darkened Game
The New Yorks defeated Brooklyn in a one sided game at Brooklyn on Sept 15. Payne pitched well while Shoch and Sheckard struggled and Sheckard showed signs of nerves. Rosie did not exert effort after the second inning as Brooklyn could only produce routine fly outs. Darkness halted play with the score still in favor of New York.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Payne
Shoch
Sheckard
Rosie
New York
AB. PO
B. van Haltren
A. Tiernan
Joyce
Gettig
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Clark
Warner
Louisville
Pittsburg
Colonels
Cunningham
G. Smith
Hawley
Pirates
Waddell
Magee
Patsy Donovan
Wilson
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Dexter
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Ee Nance
Rf. Wagner
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Davis
Pickup Scores From Multiple City Matches
Hartford hosts Richmond 6 to 5 while Syracuse edges Springfield 7 to 3 Buffalo wins 6 to 5 over Providence Reading defeats Norfolk 18 to 4 Toronto hosts Scranton 18 to 5 Montreal meets Wilkes Barre Reading Paterson hosts athletics 17 to 7 Lancaster beats Newark 10 to 2.
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Hartford
Richmond
Syracuse
Springfield
Buffalo
Providence
Reading
Norfolk
Toronto
Scranton
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Paterson
Athletics
Lancaster
Newark
Giants today warm South End am amid pennant chase
Boston fans saw six home games left in the season while New York looked to beat Baltimore two of three to force a pennant. Sullivan may pitch a New York game. The Columbia Theatre nine challenged Howard Atheneum for Boston theatrical championship at Huntington Avenue grounds next Tuesday at 9 30. Working Boys Home youths enjoyed peanuts as Boston sought a Willis release from Syracuse for about 1000, a claim denied by Conant and Billings.
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Giants
South End
Sullivan
New York
Bostons
Orange
N. J
Working Boys
Boston
Orioles
Columbia Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Willis
Syracuse
Conant
Billings
Boxing Gossip Highlights Eddy Connolly Zeigler Fight
The San Francisco bout between Eddy Connolly and Owen Zeigler drew little surprise, with Zeigler favored on weight and skill. Connolly, trained by outsiders, fought bravely to the final bell, showing why he remains near top contenders. Other notes salute Curry vs O'Donnell, Bernstein vs Wright, and upcoming bouts with McPartland, Daly, Fitzpatrick, Lavigne, and Maher linked sparring plans.
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Eddy Connolly
Owen Zeigler
San Francisco
Connolly
Eddy
Jack Daly
New York
Zeigler
Eddy Curry
Billy O’donnell
South Beach
O'Donnell
Curry
Joe Bernstein
Fred Wright
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Greenpoint A. C
Joe Elms
Jerry McGovern
Clarendon A. C
Maspeth
L. L
Elms
Kid McPartland
Philadelphia
McPartland
Mike Padden
Sam Fitzpatrick
George Lavigne
Lavigne
Fitzpatrick
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Billy
Joe Craig
Belfast
Peter Maher
Craig
Myles Keough
D. S
George McGinley
Joe Boville
Colebrook
N. H
McGinley
McCoy
George V. Tuohey
Oarsmen Say No Fear Of National Disbanding
Walter Stimpson says Boston area clubs need not fear a break with the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen after reports that New York and Boston clubs may join the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia in withdrawing. Dissatisfaction cited over Edwin Hedley’s suspension and Dr. George F. Root’s appointment to the executive committee vacancy sparked ill will, though Philadelphia conflicts contrast with broad approval elsewhere.
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Boston
Walter Stimpson
Philadelphia
New York
Vesper Boat Club
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Edwin Hedley
Hedley
George F. Root
Statzell
Gordon S. Carrigan
Schuylkill
Police Hoax on Arrest of Scannell Stuns Boston Readers
Special Officer Gilmore of Station 3 returned from Portland with no Roger T. Scannell, the alleged murderer of Josephine Brown killed Dec 24, 1891, at Sudbury House. Portland police doubt the arrest reports. Boston police split, some saying Scannell fled after learning of the inquiry.
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Gilmore
Station 3
Portland
Roger T. Scannel
Josephine Brown
Sudbury House
Sudbury Street
Scannell
Boston
Scannel
Steamer Collision Off Fifty-ninth Street
On the North River at 6 30 tonight the Hudson River steamboat Catskill collided with the excursion boat St Johns. Catskill wrecked on the New Jersey shore at Weehawken. One passenger hospitalized. three others believed lost. St Johns damaged but no injuries reported among its 1000 passengers or crew.
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New York
St. Johns
North River
Fifty-ninth Street
Catskill
New Jersey
Weehawken
Roosevelt Hospital
Knights of the Sacred Heart Hold Fall Games at Charlesbank
The junior members of the Knights of the Sacred Heart West End held fall games at Charlesbank Gym yesterday afternoon with a large crowd. The 100 yard dash was the highlight as Ryan and McKenna tied the junior record, Ryan winning the run-off by six inches.
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Knights of the Sacred Heart
West End
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Knights
Ryan
McKenna
Handball and hurdle lineup details for city matches
World of Sport notes letters for I McCann and D C Frazer with others to face Reilly and Glenn for 10 a side. Wolf Tone hurling team seeks 100 a side or 10 a stick against William O Brien. Upcoming matches possible on Thanksgiving or Saturdays.
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I. McCann
D. C. Frazer
H. F. Hill
Newton
Richard Beyer
West Springfield Street
City
Graham
Carey
Reilly
Glenn
Wolf Tone
South Boston
William O’brien
B. Phalen
Chelsea
Carr
McKnight
Boardman and
Flaherty
Walnut Club
J. O’mella
East Boston
Carroll
Waltham
Striking Miners Rally Against Injections and Courts
A Boston rally features speakers denouncing government by injunction and criticising coal mine abuses. Lloyd, Mayor Quincy, Father Maley, and George Williams denounce unfair pay, store profiteering, and militia action in Hazleton, urging unity, ballot power, and legal reforms to curb judicial overreach.
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Hancock
King George
United States
Mark Hanna
Labor
Quincy
Boston
Hazleton
Father Maley
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Strike led by patriots teaches faithfulness to law
A weeks long strike drawing thousands of workers saw leaders claim the movement rests on patriotism and the commitment to lawful conduct, portraying the masses as faithful to the rule of law despite hardship and hunger.
City rally targets police and street railway power
A public meeting denounces police control over street railway disputes and criticizes Massachusetts laws enabling city officials to appoint armed agents for railways. Speakers urge government ownership of monopolies and call for legislative action while noting partisan tensions and miner support.
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Massachusetts
Mr. Williams
Francis P. Curran
Murphy
Edgley
Ward 12
Williams
Miners’ Fund
George Fred Williams
Records and
General Curtis Guild
Record Racing Every Heat at Rigby Park
Portland Me September 15 This red letter day at Rigby Park saw near every heat winner set a new mark and three track records fall in consecutive heats. Dan Q Roan Wilkes and Heir at Law battled for the 2 07 pace with Wilkes taking heat one in 2 0 and 2 07 1 4 in heat two. Wilkes won heat three lowering the track record to 2 06 3 4 and Heir at Law trimmed another mark in 2 06 1 2 in the following heats. Final heat went to Dan Wilkes with easy pace.
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Portland
Rigby Park
Roan Wilkes
Dan Q
Wilkes
Heir-at-Law
Dan Wilkes
Springfield Cycle Meet Summary Races and Records
The Springfield Cycle Meet featured open and amateur mile events with top results for Bald, Blake, Powell, Hausman, and Titus across heats. Notable performances include a one-mile professional handicap by Tom Butler and a groundbreaking twenty-mile match where Jimmy Michael beat Lucien Lesna, setting new records.
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Springfield
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
A. I. Brown
Cleveland
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
K. M. Blake
Keene
G. H. Collett
New Haven
H. B. Hills, Jr
Providence
W. M. Randall
Rochester
George M. Hendee
W. A. Rowe
B. C. Hausman
George Reith
New York
A. H. Milne
Chicopee
Carlson
A. P. Hewes
Denver
Tom Butler
Cambridgeport
Watson Coleman
H. B. Fruman
San Francisco
Lucien Lesna
Jimmy
Michael
Miles
Four-Leaf Clover News Before Inter National Match Race
While Ed die McDuffee trained at Charles River Park a four leaf clover was found and given to him. He plans to wear it Saturday in the big match against Sesna and Michael after Springfield battles yesterday. McDuffee orders green suits with red stripes for three dozen pacemakers leaving one for Ed die himself. His pacing fleet includes five sextuplets and a quint with emergency quad and triplet machines.
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Eddie McDuffee
Charles River Park
Eddie
Sesna
Michael
Victor
Springfield
McDuffee
Somerville Caucuses Report Four Wards Political Ticket
Democratic caucuses held in Somerville wards one through four elected delegates and party officials. Ward 1 nominated C D Baker for representative with Patrick S Farrell as mover. Ward 2’s Union Hall caucus elected the regular ticket led by William H Flynn and James W Kenney. Ward 3 backed Charles K Cutter for senator and Roswell F Baker for representative with Charles F Buffum as chair and William A Mooney as secretary. Ward 4 saw an opposition ticket led by Edward Keating opposing Frederick K Gifford, whose ticket won 23 votes to 10, with Thomas M Nolan as chair and Huntlie Gordon as secretary.
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Someerville
Charles D. Baker
Fred T. Baker
Patrick S. Farrell
C. D. Baker
Union Hall
William H. Flynn
James W. Kenney
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