Orioles Edge Red Sox In Delayed Opening Game
Boston and Baltimore played through foggy, delayed conditions with fielding errors shaping the scoring. Key moments included Kelley, Keeler, and Peitz delivering runs as Nichols and Ganzel held steady, and Murray ending the game as the gloom thickened.
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Ner
Boston
Long
Jennings
Kelley
Duffy
Baltimore
Peitz
Carey
Nash
Tucker
Harrington
Gleagon
Ganzel
Nichols
McMahon
McCarthy
Orioles
Gleason
Brodie
Bannon
Keeler
A. E. Bahnon
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Reenee Reitz
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Mpire
Murray
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Baseball matchups across the National League today
National League schedule shows Baltimore at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Brooklyn at Washington, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Cleveland, and St Louis at Louisville, reflecting a diverse slate across rival cities.
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Reston Epeseeere
Baltimore
Beton
Washington
Brooklyn
Leowisville
St. Leowis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New W York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Chicage
S . Cent
Piaget
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Chicago Ee
Boston
New Our
Eevee
Washington Sereewes
Louis
Bouaville
Thusseist
New York
Sti. Louis
Louisvile
Orioles and Beaneaters battle to a draw in double header
A long, contentious doubleheader ends in a draw with one win credited to each club. Hanlon’s Orioles and Selee’s Beaneaters exchange late runs amid wild play and persistent kicking as darkness ends the first game. the second game starts with McMahon vs Nichola, Orioles opening in steady fashion.
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Hanlon
Selee
Orioles
Boston
Sullivan
Clarkson
Gleason
Keeler
Kelley
McCarthy
Brodie
Long
Peitz
Bannon
Sulivan
Hareer
Baltimore
Tenney
Duffy
Beaneaters
Carey
Nash
Tucker
McMahon
Crackajack
Nichola
Chicago Dominates Pittsburg in Twin Bills
Chicago defeats Pittsburg twice as Pittsburg fielding falters and hitting fails against Terry. Stout Chicago pitching backs a 10 to 7 win in the opener and a 7 to 1 result in the nightcap as Pittsburg uses four pitchers and errors loom large. Attendance 2,000.
New Yorks Rally To Edge Phillies In Tight Game
The New Yorks held off the Phillies 9 to 7 after a strong start by Rusie. Philadelphia rallied with two late runs in the ninth, leaving two men on base as New York secured the win with timely hitting and solid defense. Hits were 12 apiece, errors 2 for New York and 1 for Philadelphia.
Brooklyn Bests Washington in Night Call by Darkness
Brooklyn beat Washington 12 to 5 in eight innings as rain halted play. Lachance hit a homer for Brooklyn while Anderson started for Washington before being relieved by Gilroy. Attendance reached about 1,500 with 12 Brooklyn hits and 9 by Washington.
Louisvile shuts out St Louis in strong game
Louisville shut out St Louis 9 to 4 as McCreery excelled on the mound, limiting St Louis to four hits with two scratches. Attendance reported at 600. Scoring summary 0200102 0 045. Batteries McCreery Warner for Louisville and McDougal Otten for St Louis.
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Louisville
Louisvilles
St. Louis
McCreery
L.i.s
Warner
McDougal
Otten
Cleveland shuts out Cincinnati again in 7–0 win
Cleveland defeated Cincinnati 7 to 0, matching yesterday's score. Pitcher Young delivered a phenomenal game with solid support from his defense. Attendance reported at 2,600 as Cleveland totaled 9 hits to Cincinnati 3 with 3 errors. Batteries were Young and Zim mer for Cleveland and Foreman and Vaughn for Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Young
Zimmer
Foreman
Vaughn
Springfield Narrowly Defeats Providence in Cup Series
In the Steinert Cup game at Springfield on Sept 17, Springfield edged Providence 4 to 3. Callahan spun a strong game, Providence fielded well, but missed chances in the late innings. Attendance was about 3,000 as Springfield held on after Providence loaded the bases with two outs. Hits Springfield 9 Providence 7. Errors Springfield 4 Providence 2. Batteries Callahan Emerson Hodson McAuley.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Terry
Gardner
Hawley
Moran
Lange
Chicago
Wees
Griffiths
Kittredge
Foreman
Merritt
Sessed
Terry and
Donahue
Washington
Brooklyns
Anderson
Gilroy
Lachance
Brooklyn
Stein
Grim
Datley
McGuire
Springfield
Providence
Callahan
Hudson
Eagan
Emerson
Hodson and McAuley
New Bedford Beats Fall River In Low-Scoring Tilt
New Bedford and Fall River met on Sept. 17 with Doe pitching for New Bedford and keeping Fall River to ten hits. He received fair support as 500 showed up. Final stats show New Bedford 16 hits and 6 errors to Fall River 16 hits and 8 errors. Batteries: Doe and Sharne for New Bedford Stevens and Ruper for Fall River.
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New Bedford
Doe
Fall River
Doe and Sharne
Stevens and Ruper
Amateurs in Uproar Over Smith and McCready Alleged Identities
A dispute in amateur athletics centers on two New York identified figures linked to a Labor Day Manhattan field game. Boston athletes threaten protests and a formal NAU U investigation if Smith and McCready cannot prove their identities as Tom Keane and Phil Stingel of the Suffolk Athletic Club.
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Manhattan Field
Labor Day
Boston
New York
Smith
McCready
Tom Keane
Phil Stingel
Suffolk Athletic Club
Suffolk
New England Amateur Union
Boston A. A. split over professionalism and Keane and Stingel
The piece notes B A A members Keane and Stingel leaving to Suffolk Athletic Club amid rank professionalism fears. It cites McCready’s Montreal picnic win, debates on whether Boston’s Stingel and Keane can be the sole city stars, and highlights Keane’s 51 second quarter mile and Stingel’s New England high jump record as context.
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Keane
Stinger
Suffolk Athletic Club
Canadian Caledonians
Montreal
McCready
Boston
Phil Stingel
Suffolk
Phil
Jack Fitzpatrick
Barker
Frank Kaveney
Burke and Wefes
New England
Stingel
Boxing ethics and judges spark Boston boxing debate
A letter to the Sporting Editor argues boxing has cleaned up in clubs, deterring thugs, and praises Walcott Smith bout crowds as proof of noble sport. It critiques Judge Ely’s prize fighting ruling, urges expert testimony, and notes potential cases in New Jersey Hoboken and Philadelphia.
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Music Hall
Walcott-Smith
Ely
Walecott
O’brien
Boston
Walcott
Harvard College
Valkyrie Crew to Sail to Cowes from Bridgeport
The Valkyrie sails crew to Cowes via Southampton. Bridgeport sent twelve bales of British cutter's rating sails to the American line pier for shipment aboard the Paris bound for Cowes. Glennie Ratsey sail tomorrow on the Majestic with eighteen crew. sail makers join next White Star boat after finishing yachts ocean going work.
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New York
Bridgeport
Valkyrie
American Line
Cowes
Southampton
Paris
Glennie
Ratsey
Majestic
White Star Boat
Oceangoing
McDonough Launches Catchweight Challenge to Mullen
Lowell boxer Jack McDonough issues a catchweight challenge to Bartley Mullen of Woburn through the Post. He is willing to appear before any reputable club for a suitable purse and to meet at the Post office to arrange the match.
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Jack McDonough
Lowell
Post
Bartley Mullen
Woburn
McDonough
Mr. Mullen
Corbett Training Homes In Asbury Park For Big Dallas Fight
Boxing columnist questions readiness and timing for the Corbett versus Fitzsimmons bout. He notes Corbett began active training at Asbury Park and plans to move to New York and San Antonio, while urging clubs, promoters, and backers to offer clear assurances before fans travel to Dallas.
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Jim Corbett
Asbury Park
Corbett
New York
San Antonio
Dallas
Dan Stuart
Joe Vendig
al ‘Smith
Billy Brady
Fitzsimmons
Brady
Manny
Florida Athletic Club
Cutter Leads Race and Records mark endurance cycling event
A glowing account highlights Cutter’s steady form beating A W Porter at Waltham in a half mile heat. It lists Century Road Club of America records, names Searle Kohl Wahl Earl Wolfe Westcott with long distance feats. Brockton fair bicycle events are announced with prize structures and entry details.
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Linscott
Cutter
Willy
Waltham
A. W. Porter
Century Road Club of America
R. P. Searle
Illinois
H. Kohl
St. Louis
de Soto
L. C. Wee
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
L. C. Wahl
C. T. Earl
New York State
G. W. Wolfe
Chicago
New York
Elgin
Hickok to Compete for Yale in Cambridge Games
Yale track manager Day announced ex Captain Hickok will compete for Yale in the Yale Cambridge games in New York on October 5 despite a prior protest by the Amateur Athletic Union.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hickok
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Salem Police Ball Nine Defeated By Lynn Police Nine
In Lynn on Sept 17 the Salem police ball nine met the Lynn police team and lost 4 to 8. A banquet at Hotel Nahant followed the game.
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Lynn Police
Salem Police
Lynn
Salem ‘Police
Hotel Nahant
Ae Ieee
City Aldermen Debate Cannot Settle Accounts
In a special session the Board of Aldermen drew 10 jurors for county court cases and discussed a city counsel opinion limiting further expenses. They warned against accepting dates or carriage orders due to depleted appropriations and expect a public discussion at the next council meeting. The board also probes alleged improper assessing at 16 Cross Street with a committee set to question proprietor Patrick F. Connelly and others on May 1.
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Plymouth County
Horace A. Keith
Brockton
Mass
Austin W. Pease
Sloppy Weather Yacht Club
Commodore Bliss
Winthrop Yacht Club
Mr. Bliss
Cutowee Hall
Milk Street
Boston Common Cyclers
Ward 10
William C Parker
Boston Commons
Sears
Publican City Committee
A. M. Ropdinson
The
Post
the Journal
Board of Aldermen
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Suffolk
Bailey
O’brien
Common Council
Peters
Cross Street
Messrs
Chattanooga Expects Large CMA Celebration With Governors
In Chattanooga Tennessee estimates rise for a grand event starting tomorrow with twenty two governors and staffs attending. Dedications of state monuments and army reunions proceed through Wednesday and Thursday at Chickamauga Park with General Schofield addressing the Army of the Cumberland. Vice President Stevenson presides. Gen John M Palmer and Gen John B Gordon are principal orators as the Blue and Gray are heavily represented. Attorney General Harmon and Secretaries Herbert and Smith will travel to Chattanooga tonight to attend the National Military Park dedication at Chickamauga battlefield.
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Tenn
Schofield
Cincinnati
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga Park
Snodgrass Hill
Stevenson
Lamont
John M. Palmer
Illinois
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Washington
Harmon
Herbert
Smith
Southern Railway
National Military Park
Chickamauga
Pattison Seized At Tremont Temple In Disruptive Episode
William Pattison was grabbed as he tried to enter Tremont Temple Vestry during a prayer service. Deacons and ministers blocked the doors while Pattison cried for help. An officer later took him to a station and then to the Tombs for a mental examination. If sane, he faces a misdemeanor charge for disturbing a religious meeting.
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Ory Neene Cay
Bromfield Street
Seve Individuelet
William D. C. Pattison
Tremont Temple
Mr. Pattison
Ike
Tez
Pattison
Pene
Tremont
Mob Repulsed at Lexington Jail Lynch Plot
In Lexington, a mob of about 75 tried to storm the jail to seize Harrison Fuller and Frank Simpson, two negroes charged with assaulting a widow and her daughter. The pair had been armed for protection by the sheriff after a court continuance. The prisoners fired on the mob, wounding Hugh Cook and injuring two others, prompting the crowd to disperse, with rumors of further trouble.
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Hugh Cook
Jones
Joiner
Lexington
Executions in Kucheng Reported by Shanghai Despatch
The Times quotes a Shanghai despatch stating seven prisoners convicted of involvement in recent massacres were executed at Kucheng today in the presence of foreign consuls. The British gunboat Linuet had arrived.
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London
the Times
Shanghai
Kucheng
Linuet
Stolen Vestments From Union Park Temple Reported
Last Saturday the Hebrew temple on Union Park street was broken into and vestments and silver used in services were taken. Three silver breastplates valued at 150 dollars were among the stolen items. Yesterday Robert Gilpak of 1009 Harrison avenue was arrested for his involvement, attempting to dispose of the broken breastplates.
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Hebrew Temple
Union Park Street
Robert Gilpak
Harrison Avenue
Gilpak
Royal Blue line offers eight day excursion to major cities
The Royal Blue line announces a delightful eight day trip including New York Philadelphia Gettysburg Pen Mar and Washington DC. The party will be personally conducted and the rate of 29 dollars covers transportation meals en route hotel accommodations and all necessary expenses. Send to A J Simmons N E P A 211 Washington Street for descriptive circular.
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Royal Blue Line
New York
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Pen Mar
Washington, D. C
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Express Thief Caught During Wagon Theft
An officer of Division 2 captured an alleged express thief in the act of stealing a package of books valued at 7 dollars from Lakeman's Salem express wagon on Otis street yesterday afternoon. The suspect gave the name John Moore, 21, claiming Springfield as his residence at Station 2.
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Division 2
Lakeman
Salem Express
Otis Street
Station 2
John Moore
Springfield
Arlington man jailed for Roxbury larceny claim
John Sullivan, 32, said to live in Arlington, was arrested yesterday for alleged larceny of property valued at 7 from M. H. Shea of 530 Centre Street Roxbury on January 1.
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John Sullivan
Arlington
M. H. Shea
Centre Street
Roxbury
Somerville Women Voters Organize for Municipal Rights
Somerville women form the Ward and City Committee of Women Voters of Somerville to push for suffrage in municipal elections. The group will seek registration of eligible women to vote on the referendum attached to the next statewide primary and school committee elections.
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Union Square
Women Voters of
Ppc Iie
Avgyromen
Lynn Aldermen Protest Against Lynn Post Office Consolidation
At a Lynn Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting on September 17 the council unanimously adopted resolutions opposing placing the Lynn Post Office under Boston postmaster supervision. They protested any transfer to Washington and affirmed support for an independent Lynn Post Office, urging citizens to petition for change only if warranted.
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Lynn
Boston
Washington
Army of the Tennessee selects How ard for next reunion
At Cincinnati on September 17 the Society of the Army of the Tennessee reported increased attendance. General O O Howard was chosen to deliver the address for the twenty eighth annual reunion in St Louis with Colonel August Jacobson as alternate. Officers from last year were re elected except for twelve vice presidents to be replaced by Nelson Cole Louis Kemper Joseph Dickerson E B Hamilton W T Shaw George H Hildt Milo Smith F W Barnes Louis Kellar and General O O Howard.
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Cincinnati
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Grant
Committee O Oratory
O. O. Howard
August Jacobson
St. Louis
Nelson Cole
A.C. Kemper
Joseph Dickerson
Washington, D. C
E. B. Hamilton
Illinois
W. T. Shaw
Iowa
George H. Hildt
Missouri
S. S. Frowe
Milo Smith
F. W. Barnes
Louis Kellar
Ohio
United States Army
Clerk Arrested In Wool Broker Larceny Case
Francis J Bradley a clerk for wool broker Charles F Avery of 564 Atlantic Avenue was arrested by Inspectors Robinson and Wise for allegedly stealing 1000 dollars in property from his employer over six months Bradley 24 years old resides on Lafayette Street Waltham
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Francis J. Bradley
Charles F Avery
Atlantic Avenue
Robinson and Wise
Bradley
Lafayette Street
Waltham
Beehive Riot Erupts in Tremont Street Tenement
In Lynn on September 17 an Armenian beehive at 11 Tremont Street sparked a minor riot among residents. Abraham Bell was badly cut on the hand by two fellow boarders named Barred James and Jacob Kaspian, who are both under arrest.
Brakeman James Clark Injured on Freight Train
James Clark a brakeman on the Old Colony division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was at work atop a freight train when his head struck a stringer of the Dover street bridge. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was taken by police ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital. He is 28 and lives at 7 Tilton street Dorchester.
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James Clark
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Dover Street
Clark
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tilton Street
Dorchester
That Frenchman Suspected in West End Break‑In
Arthur Russell of 2 Poplar Avenue West End reported to Station 3 last night that thieves entered his room during the day and thoroughly ransacked it. A French lodger in the house is missing and Russell suspects him of the theft.
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Arthur Russell
Poplar Avenue
West End
Station 3
Russell
Coburn Dies After East Somerville Railroad Accident
Joseph Coburn died yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after being run over at the East Somerville crossing of the Boston and Maine railroad on Monday night.
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Joseph Coburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
East Somerville
Boston & Maine Railroad
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