Cincinnati at Boston and other league matchups
National league fixtures list four games including Cincinnati versus Boston and Chicago versus Philadelphia with Pittsburgh visiting New York and St. Louis traveling to Brooklyn.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
11
Rail tourist rates to California and Pacific points offered
Pullman cars weekly and round trip fares listed by railway lines via Central Vermont and Grand Trunk. Boston to California and North Pacific points at 54.45 dollars with sales through Oct 30 1908. Denver routes to Sovereign Grand Law and Patriarchs Militant 56.95 dollars on sale Sept 15 16 17 with return by Sept 30 1908. American Bankers Association trip 56.95 dollars on sale Sept 24 25 26 with return by Oct 10 1908. Official New England delegation to WCTU convention Denver Oct 22 29. Write EB Boynton for full details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrar
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railways
Boston
Mass
California
North Pacific
Sovereign Grand Law and Patriarchs Militant
Denver
Col
American Bankers’ Association
New England
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Convention
EB. H. Boynton
Washington Street
Low Rates to Pacific Coast From Boston and East
From Aug 31 to Oct 30 1908 round trip fares to California and Northern Pacific points start at 54.45 dollars. Personally conducted tourist cars offer comfortable service at a nominal cost with departures every Monday Wednesday and Friday. For full information contact E H Boynton N E B P A Grand Trunk Railway System 360 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
California
Northern Pacific
E. H. Boynton
Grand Trunk Railway System
Washington Street
Cubs Close Season With 4–1 Victory Over Boston
Chicago defeats Boston 4 to 1 in the final meeting of the season. Reusbach held the mound for the Cubs while Tuckey and Bowerman contributed for Boston amid defensive miscues and timely hits by Browne Stein and Sweeney. Becker threw out Zimmerman at the plate and Hofman’s single aided Chicago’s win as Boston’s lone run came on Hannifan’s double and Becker’s RBI. Time 1l. 40m. Attendance 3911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Slagle
Zim’rman
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Tinker
Boston
Irs
Graham
Raj
Fey
Sweeney
Bowerman
Smith
Hannifan Sb
Tuckey
Ferguson
Bates
Ajipoj
Pierer
Seman
Srounder
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Reusbach
Kling
Windy City Tribe
Zimmerman
Frank
Cubs
Doves
Browne
Moran
Stein
Becker
Hannifin
Chance
Reulbach
Hanaifin
Tuckery
Emeslie End Rigler
McDonald
Arry
Sree
McCarthy
C. Oor
Lonergan
Whitcomb
Donovan
Bean
Pittsburg
R'Wiard
Kenny
Gale
Thomas
Dooley
Whalen
Becher
Clowes
Cooper
Rooney
Wiard
Fischer
Gable
Marshalls
Cullen
National League Flag Race Tells Totals and Leads
New York leads Pittsburgh by 3 games as Pittsburgh and Chicago are tied. Philadelphia leads Cincinnati by 10 games, Cincinnati leads Boston by 7, Boston leads Brooklyn by 10, and Brooklyn leads St. Louis by 2 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Typos Trophy Comes to Hub
Boston defeated Pittsburg 5 to 1 in the final of the National Union Printers baseball championship at Ameri can League Park. Boston outbatted and outfielded their rivals to hold the Herman trophy emblematic of the championship. The National Baseball League also elected officers: President Harry W. Wood, Vice President J. M. Modispacker, and Secretary-Treasurer John McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Union Printers
Boston
Pittsburg
National Baseball League
Harry W. Wood
J. M. Modispacker
John McGowan
Baseball clash at National league grounds with Boston Post nine
Boston Post nine faces Sam Bernard and his Nearly a Hero players at Majestic in a 9:30 morning game. Ada Lewis and Grace La Rue serve as umpires. Bernard handles the shortstop role in a lively exhibition forming part of today's nine clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Actor Ball Club
Boston Post
Sam Bernard
the Majestic
Ada Lewis
Grace la Rue
Honus Wagner
United Irish League Meet Set For Tomorrow In Boston
The United Irish League athletic tournament at Huntington avenue grounds opens Saturday Sept. 19 with 183 handicap entries and 15 novice entrants for the one mile. Featured are W. W. Coe Ellery Clark R. G. Harwood B L Young R R Wright Joseph Ellcock Edward Ryder and others across shot put high jump sprints and distance events. Baseball showcases include Boston National New England Tri State and Eastern league stars while the football card pits County Roscommon vs Galway and Sligo Club vs John Boyle O'Reilly Club of Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Huntington Avenue
Boston
W. W. Coe
Ellery Clark
R. G. Harwood
B. L. Young
R. R. Wright
Joseph Ellcock
Edward Ryder
D. Hagerty
H. Barry
Bill Prout
Ike”Sheehan
New England
Tri-State
County Roscommon
County Galway
Sligo
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Club Challenges for City Championship
The Bunker Hill Boys Club of Charlestown challenges St. Marys of Charlestown to a decisive high school championship game at Charlestown playground Sullivan Square on Saturday September 19. The B H B C C asserts its dispute of St Marys right to the title. John F Fyfe. 26 Chapman Street Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Boys’ Club
Charlestown
St. Marys
Sullivan Square
B. H. 8B. CC
St. Mary’s
John F. Fyfe
Chapman Street
Hayes to visit hub amid London marathon triumph
John J. Hayes the London Marathon champion will visit Boston Monday. Local athletic clubs plan a reception rivaling New York welcome with many Boston figures and officials backing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
John J. Hayes
London
Boston
New York
James A. Galvin
E. P. Barry
George Brown
Joseph J. Maccabe
Reagan
Robert Fowler
Cambridge Gymnasium
Athens
James J. Lee
Edward L. Hopkins
South Boston A
Boxing Gossip Highlights Hyland Goodman Clash At Armory Club
Promoter bills a 12 round fight next Tuesday as Fighting Dick Hyland meets Kid Goodman at the Armory Club. Hyland known for relentless pressure has defeated Louis Long and Leach Cross among others. Also in talk of future bouts with Jimmy Hanlon and Kid Shea and a September 29 Bald win vs Murphy at the Armory A A with Alderman Donnelly refereeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland
Kid Goodman
Armory Club
Nelson
Louis Long
Young Erlenborn
Young Corbett
Tommy Mowatt
Cyclone Thompson
Eddie Hanlon
Young Loughrey
Bert Keyes
Leach Cross
Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Billy Pierce
Ike Weir
Charlestown
Pierce
Belfast
Weir
Jimmy Hanlon
Bill Crowley
Hartford
Kid Shea
Danbury
Matty Baldwin
Armory
A. A
Dan Donnelly
Locke Dominates Sieger In Whirlwind A. C. Bout
Kid Locke dominates six round star bout at Whirlwind A C in New York defeating Joe Sieger from the opening bell and controlling the action with varied right and left swings throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kid Locke
A. C
Joe Sieger
Locke
Sieger
Will
Revere Forms Strong Independent Football Eleven
Revere organizes a powerful independent eleven for the coming season led by captain P. S. Moore and manager William McGinniss who won the Globe automobile contest. The squad features many ex-interscholastic stars and aims to boost town football this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
P. S. Moore
William McGinniss
Del Coronado Wins 2:10 Trotting Event at State Fair
Syracuse race fans saw Del Coronado win three of four heats in the 2:10 trotting race at the State fairgrounds. Dr. Bonney won the 2:18 pace by a head over Miss Ad dell, while a close 2:19 pace featured a frantic stretch duel among four contenders. Charley Hal seized the final heat by a nose over Leslie Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
del Coronado
Dr. Bonney
Miss Addell
Charley Hal
Leslie Waterman
Sutton Defends Pacific Coast Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena wins the Pacific Coast championship by defeating Miss Mabel Hotchkiss in two straight sets 6-3 and 6-2. The final was played in Del Monte California today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonte
Cal
May Sutton
Pasadena
Mabel Hotchkiss
Pacific Coast
Newark sweep over Providence in twin bill
Newark defeated Providence 2 to 1 in the first game and won 3 to 0 in the second game with the final called in the sixth inning. In Jersey City Baltimore beat Jersey 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Buffalo topped Toronto 8 to 2, and Rochester downed Montreal 10 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Providence
Jersey City
Baltimore
Jersey
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
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Rueter & Company
National League
P.C
Enema
Washington
Bunker Hill Club
Majesti
Ernard Aie
David Belasco
Warrens
Virginia
Frank Keenan
Charlotte Walker
Nikolai
Sokoloff
Mme
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Keith
Ezra Kendall
Jesse L. Lasky
Alfred Kappeler
Audrey Maple
Hazardous Globe
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Mullen
Corelli
Joseph K. Watson
Toma Hanlon
J. Warren Keane
Bert
Lottie Walton
Brown and Hodges
Clobe
AST
Artie Hail Shean
Warren Senorita
Rosecita Mantilla
Otis B. Thayer
Thea Res
Dally
Tremont
John Craig Stock Company
Devil
Temple Pl
Grand Opera House
Lottie Williams
Tennessee
Death Valley Ce
TVA
Avenue Cirls
Carde Ball Room
Revere Beach Boulevard
Wonderlan
Alice
John Then
Colonial Theatre
WED
Cort
Virginia Frame
Margaret Mayo
Micaglio
Boston Theatre
B. F. Keith
Mgr
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Mr. Thompson
Boston Theatre Stock CO
King Phillip
Edward Waixon
Commerc Wharf
Sam
White Mts
North Conway
R.R
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Frank Lalor
Marie Q
Prince Humbug Loro
Ats AC
HUB Theatre
G. B. Alexander
the Happy Hobo
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Yabbre Moving
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Gloucester
Miss Sutton
Columbus Avenue
Connelly & Burke
Adams
Cashin
Young's
Parker's
Wright & Ditson
Open
Zoo
Gondit
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