Pirates Fall to Boston in Ninth Inning Collapse
Boston defeats Pittsburg 9 to 8 after Lewis loses control in the ninth. O'Brien homered and Williams drove in key runs as Boston rallies from a 6 3 deficit to win with a late onslaught, Gray earning the decision for Boston in his first challenge against the champions.
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Boston
South End Grounds
Pittsburg
Pirates
Lewis
Victor Willis
George ‘Chummy” Gray
Kiln Town
Rockland
Gray
Chummy
Beaumont
Long
Sun
McCreery
O’brien
Williams
Sal
Frisbie
Dillon
Donovan
McCarthy
Duffy
Sullivan
Pat
Donny
John O'Brien
Schriver
Phore and Beaumont
Burger
Boston Triumphs Over Pittsburg in Dramatic Baseball Clash
Boston and Pittsburg split a doubleheader with Boston winning the opener in a nine inning burst of offense. Key plays featured Stahl in right with a leaping catch and Willis, Long, and Frisbie delivering timely hits while O'Brien and Williams provided power.
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Boston
Sullivan
Lewis
Pittsburg
O’brien
Williams
Long
Frisbie
Collins
Lowe
McCarthy
Donovan
Schriver
Risbie
Beaumont
McCreery
Dillion
Gray
Duffy
Balk
Mcreery
Enney
O’day
McDonald
Hoffer
Willis
Stahl
Cheasbro
North Adams
Oriole
Tenney
Smoketown
Dillon
Short Field
B. Bis Rm A. BE
E Et Yee Collins
Eeveee Bergen
C Willis
P Tetals
E. F. Williams
Dilion
cCarthy
Brien
Bowerman
P Chesbro
Bals
Chesbro
Bergen
Tahl
O’ Day
Heavenen
Louisville Beats Philadelphia in Sept. Baseball Tilt
Louisville defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Bernhard muddled by timely hits. Attendance 3,795 with key plays by Clingman, Phillier, Lauder, and Delehanty. Stolen bases by Hoy, Thomas, Bernhard. Pitching notes and line scores indicate a decisive Louisville win.
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Louisville
Philadelphia
Penn
Phillippi
Bernhard
Goeckel
Hoy
Thomas
Clingman
Phillier
Lauder
Doory Delehanty
Jays—Wagner
Buittpot
Wee
Bernha Lett
Giladelphia
Swartwood
Smith
A.B. F
B. PO. Clarke
Ee Wagner
Ritchey
Kelley
Ib. Steelman
Clinan
B. Biccaveseeese
Philippi
AB. R Thomas
C. F. Eereeereneees
Seeeee On & Chiles
Vr. F
Cewseeceeeeses
Lander
Eeri Douglass
Ceer Eereeere
Dolan
Eee
Flick
Cleveland Wins Ten inning Tilt Over Washington
Cleveland defeats Washington 5 to 4 in ten innings amid sloppy play. Dowd scores on Hemphill’s single for the decisive run. Hemphill hits a three bagger, Duncan homers, and Slagle Freeman O’Brien McGann Harley steal bases. Attendance 1100.
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Cleveland
Washington
Dowd
Hemphill
Reeman
Duncan
Slagle
Freeman
O’brien
McGann
Harley
Kruger
OcGea
Harper
Leochhead
Barry
Hy McGee
Dwyer
R. Dowd
C. F
B. PO
Beazley
Eck Ruger
Eenesee Ees
R. F
Sullivan
Eeen Duncan
Eeeresese
Pacacee
Stafford
Warring
Blagle
Cessavsseeees
A. E. Ereer
Tees
Neers
Eas Freeman
Reereer Eeve
McManus
Dineen
Hughey
Sugden
Senee
Eeee Nee Tae
Sosseeee
Seeeeve Srseee
O’ Brien
Emphill
Lockhead
Berry
Mercer
Rberry
Hug
Brooklyn and Chicago Battle to a Standstill
Brooklyn and Chicago played to a standstill as of Sept 18 with both teams tied and Brooklyn holding the ball late in the clash.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgs Final Game and League Changes Preview
Pittsburg closes the season at 3 today as the Burgers face Pittsburg in the final game. The New League gains momentum with Chicago promoters optimistic about a field and public support. Jim Collins shows signs of regaining batting form. Ely and Bowerman点 pose season highlights.
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Pittsburg
Bostons
Burgers
Charles River Park
Post and Herald
Ase
George Bannon
Boston
Selee
Meekin
Balfley
Nichols
lLeever
Tannehill
Chicago
Jim Collins
New York
Paterson
Jersey City
Trenton
New Haven
Bridgeport
Wilmington
Richmond
Ely
Bowerman
F. Loraine
McManus
Washington
Thomaston
J. C
Beaumont
Duryea Undergoes Surgery After Spine Injury at Glen Cove
At Roosevelt Hospital Walter A. Duryea, hospitalized since Aug 11 for a broken neck from a diving accident in Glen Cove L I, underwent a two hour operation to remove vertebral fragments pressing on the spinal cord. Seven surgeons assisted with no anesthetic used. Doctors split on his chances but Duryea emerged stronger than expected.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Walter A. Duryea
Duryea
Glen Cove
L. L
Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Ryan Dominates Craig in Coney Island Boxing Clash
Tommy Ryan of Syracuse delivered a severe beating to Frank Craig the Harlem Coffee Cooler before 7000 at the Coney Island Sporting Club. Craig was floored seven times in the ninth round and referee Siler halted the fight before Ryan could finish him.
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New York
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Frank Craig
Harlem
Coney Island
Craig
England
Ryan
Siler
Crag
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Billy Ryan
Dr Liverpool offers free week for chronic diseases at Tremont Street
A Boston ad proclaims one week free consultations with Dr. Liverpool at 238 Tremont Street. It promises rapid diagnoses, free medicines, and extensive cure tallies across many conditions, urging readers to seek his expert care regardless of prior doctors or hospital outcomes.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Ryan Stops Craig After Brutal Round In Ring Final
Ryan drives Craig to the ropes with left jabs and rights to the head. Craig falters and falls to the floor after a series of right hands following a dramatic exchange. Referee stops the bout as Craig cannot defend himself, time of last round 2m 30s.
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Ryan
Craig
Tommy
Siler
Boxing Gossip Preview of September Ring Dates
Oscar Gardner the Omaha Kid returns after a long layoff to meet Jack Hamilton of Troy in a twenty round clash before the Broadway A. C. on September 22. Hamilton, rising featherweight, pleases fans with his recent form and a prior matchup with Dave Sullivan boosts suspense.
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Oscar Gardner
Omaha
Jack Hamilton
Troy
Broadway A. C
Hamilton
Dave Sullivan
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Tom O’rourke
Brooklyn Wonder
George Dixon
Harris
McGovern
J. T
Eddy Gardner
Johnny van Heest
A. C
Wheeling
W. Va
B. S
Jack Donahue
Howard Wilson
Philadelphia
Boston
Jim Watts
John Larue
Choynski Hall
Louisville
George Zigree
New Orleans
Mystery George Kirwin
Charley Burns
Cincinnati
Freckles
O'Brien
Kid Hennessy
Wheelmen Enter Politics to Shape Park Rules in Boston
Boston wheelmen form non partisan Wheelmen's Rights and Privileges Association at a mass meeting chaired by Councilman Peck. Delegates from cycling clubs attend as 260 members raise funds for campaign expenses and press for park lamp and lantern rule hearings. Plans include ward organization and lobbying to restrict park commissioners powers and back candidates for state office. Rubinovitz seeks a match race with Rudnick at East Boston track after meetings.
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Boston
Wheelmen
House of Representatives
Board of Aldermen
Senate
Corporation Senate
Park Commissioners
Charles A. Underwood
Supreme Court
House
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts Bicycle Lab
Bicycle Notes Doubles Century on Quad and Race Plans
The Los Angeles Wheelmen report 51 136 members with 42 recruits in the past week. Massachusetts and New York contend for second place as a double century on a quad was completed by W B Churchill E W Pearson and O Brookhouse on the Churchill Cadman quad of Somerville with a six hour thirty minute night run to Newburyport. The ride used a 110 gear and included a daylight century trip with Dams Millett and Brookhouse. Survivors of Frank L Parnham's century may pick up souvenirs at 110 Lincoln Street. Wallace Sherwood of Indiana resigns as Chief Consul to practice law while remaining LW national committee chair. Bates ten mile open handicap road race set for next Saturday in Woburn offers racing wheels as prizes. Ewart K McNutt of Cambridge tours to New York City on his wheel. Toledo and Hartford projects noted.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
W. B. Churchill
E. W. Pearson
O. Brookhouse
Somerville
Newburyport
Neil Mcllouad
H. O. Litchfield
Charles Dams
Frank’. Millett
John Brookhouse
Frank L. Parnham
Lincoln Street
City
Wallace Sherwood
Indiana
L. W. National Committee
Bates
Woburn
the Post
Washington Street
J. H. Bates & Son
Ewart K. McNutt
Cambridge
New York City
Toledo
Hartford
Conn
Swamp Root Publicized as Kidney Remedy
A Boston Daily Post advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a top cure for kidney and urinary tract issues. It highlights symptoms like back ache dizziness and urinary troubles and invites readers to request a free sample bottle and pamphlet by writing to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Mal
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Stormy N B A A U meeting names leadership and finances
A stormy session of the N B A A U at Parker House appointed a board of governors led by E E Babb with Melrose and Kilburne Adams as secretary and treasurer. The treasurer reported a $751.35 balance, New England championships lost over 100, national championships earned about 650. Election for handicapper failed to yield a result. adjournment set for two weeks hence.
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Parker House
E. E. Babb
Melrose Athletic Club
Kilburne E. Adams
Newtowne Athletic Club
J. E. Morse
Newton Athletic Association
J. B. Maccabe
East Boston Athletic Association
T. P. Curtis
Boston Athletic Association
J. E. Riley
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
J. F. Facey
Riverside Boat Club
A. L. Loftus
St. Joseph Athletic Association
Association
New England
J., E. Morse
Kilburne
Jimmy Connolly
Athens
Frank McGrath
Amateur Bowling League elects officers and sets season
The Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity held its annual meeting at the B A A. Officers elected include Warren M Hill president George S Littlefield vice president James B Reynolds secretary L W Marston treasurer Charles H Carter Horace G Kemp and Frank W Pray on rules. Salee Meyers named inspector of alleys. No neutral alleys games this season. Season starts the week of November 13 with a brief candle pins option discussed for later. A league meeting in October will report the schedule.
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Amateur Bowling League of
Boston and Vicinity
Warren M. Hill
Calumet
James B. Reynolds
L. W. Marston
Charlestown
Charles H. Carter
Arlington Boat Club
Horace G. Kemp
Newtowne Club
Frank W Pray
Newton Club
Salee Meyers
Tyne Beats Devine 100 76 In East Boston Billiards
Tyne defeats Devine 100 to 76 in Maverick Hall East Boston first night match with 400 spectators. Tom Connors serves as referee as the rivals prepare for a second game tonight and a finish tomorrow night.
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East Boston
Tom Devine
Jack’’ Tyne
Maverick Hall
Tyne
Tom’’ Connors
Partridge's Athletic Establishment Prominent Local Seller
Partridge's Athletic Establishment at Franklin and Arch streets reports unprecedented football business growth. The shop is described as reliable with consistently satisfactory prices.
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Partridge
Franklin and
Arch Streets
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