Boston and Philadelphia clash in American League city game
A Boston 5 to 2 win over Baltimore at Huntington Avenue capped the American League action in the city. The crowd deemed the affair a farce with sloppily played defense and a series of onfield incidents including a shaken catcher Connolly and a prank package, while Dineen and Wiltse pitched for Boston and Baltimore respectively. Gilbert hit a homer and Parent Jones and Wiltse added triples as Boston rallied in the third.
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Huntington Avenue
Collins
Baltimore
Chick” Stahl
Connolly
Dougherty
Tom” Hughes
Stahl
lLachance
Lachance
Boston
Dineen
Wiltse
Gilbert
Parent
Jones
St. Louis Defeats Detroit In Damp Final Game
St. Louis edged Detroit 6 to 5 in a damp muddy contest. McCarthy drove in the winning run with three bases on balls in the eighth inning as 800 spectators watched.
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Detroit
McCarthy
ST. Louis Deprrout
Rhh Pon
Oo Casey
Rbh
Surkett
Hiphill R
Elherf'd
Oo Heink Cf
Larrett
Rd'son
Oo McAll'r
Wallace
S A
Yeager
Mec' Tek
St Louis
Barrett
Hemphill
Shields
O' Laughlin
Philadelphia Triumphs Behind New Pitcher Voorhees
Washington used Voorhees who was hit hard by Philadelphia as outfielders shone. Attendance 3014. Box score notes Philadelphia 6 Washington 5 with Hartsel Carey Hartsell Murphy Davis etc contributing. Earned runs four for Philadelphia and two for Washington.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Washington
Voorhees
Storis
Priladelp ES
A. Wasi
Hartsel
Poyle
Fultz
Ryan
Davis
O Keister
IL. Cross
Clarke
Seybold
Carey
Murphy
Lee
M.cross
Fly
Powers
Iington
Pinank
Hartsell Fultz
Sting
Plank
Roy Voorhees
Umpfire
Johnstone
Collins Reflects After Splendid Season On Huntington Avenue
Jimmy Collins praises Boston’s support after a fine 1902 season with the Collins team. Treasurer Gavin plans to stay for winter, while optimism remains despite small pennant hopes. Philadelphia Nationals eye a comeback as Bos ton adapts to a bustling home stretch and strong attendance records.
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Huntington Avenue
Jimmy" Collins
Gavin
Boston
Philadelphia
Stohl
Philadelphia Nationals
Mesers
Soden
Billings
Conant
Collins
Dartmouth reports record freshman class size this year
Hanover September 18 Dartmouth announces its largest freshman class in history numbering about 250 students. About a quarter are from New Hampshire and a third from Massachusetts. Approximately 24 newcomers hail from Illinois with increasing numbers from beyond the Mississippi River.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Illinois
Mississippi
Nationals Win From Quakers In Scoring Burst
Nationals defeat the Quakers as six scattered hits mark the game. Hulswitz at short for Philadelphia made four errors including throws to the bleachers and muffed plays, while Douglass behind the plate impressed with a difficult foul catch. Tenney led Boston with three hits.
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Hulswitz
Philadelphia
Douglass
Tenney
Boston
National Basketball Matchups Feature City Rivalries
Philadelphia visits Boston while Chicago travels to Cincinnati and New York heads to Brooklyn in a slate of marquee city matchups. Strong squads from each city prepare for decisive games shaping standings.
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Peers
Dpittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnat
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Boston Crushes Philadelphia 9 1 at South End Grounds
At the South End grounds yesterday 350 fans watched Boston run away to a 9 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Boston led from the first inning with two runs, then two in the second, two in the third, and one in the fourth for seven early and held the Quakers scoreless until Barry’s solo in the final frame. Willis and Frazer pitched for the teams with Prazep an easy mark. Willis contained Philadelphia’s bats all day.
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South End
Philadelphia
Boston
Barry
Willis
Frazer
Prazep
Poole Sets Chicago Down In Cincinnati Shutout
In Cincinnati on Sept 18 Poole held Chicago to two hits and pitched a complete shutout. Only one visitor reached third base. Cincinnati struggled against Williams until the seventh when Morrissey and Schafly delivered back to back hits to score the first run. Attendance was 2100. Cincinnati 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.
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Poole
Chicago
Williams
Morrissey
Schafly
W. F
Bowdoin A. C
G. L. Carr
Brockton
Kid Carter
Jack Root
San Francisco
Carter
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Steve Mahoney
Tom Carpenter
Tammany Club
Sandy
Ferguson
Carpenter
Millstreams
Paddy Fenton
Mike Shallow
Sidney West
Carpenter Ferguson
England
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Pittsburg Pirates defeat St Louis in 10th inning thriller
Pittsburg won 7 to 6 over St Louis in a 10 inning game after tying the score in the seventh by a run of hits. Attendance was 1672. Scoring details show Pittsburg rallying late and St Louis faltering in extras.
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Pittsburg
Penn
St. Louis
Louisville Court Grants Injunction in McGovern Corbett Fight
Judge Field of Jefferson Circuit Court blocked the McGovern versus Corbett contest for Monday night. Appellate dissolution is sought. promoters claim no jurisdiction and expect a noon decision. A letter from New York discusses the tense dispute, potential outcomes, and interest from figures like Patsey Sweeney and Joe Gans.
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Louisville
Judge Field
Jefferson
Pratt
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Southern Athletic Club
Court of Appeals
Robert C. Gray
The
Associated Press
New York
Benton
eGovern
Patsey Sweeney
Joe Gans
Mike Deveney
Sweeney
Gans
Patsey
Patary Sweeney
Gus Gardner
Teddy Sampson
George Dixon
Mirror of Life
Teddy
Fetter Lane
Joe Walcott
Jack O'Brien
Chicago
Marvin Hart
Billy Lambert
Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Carter
Jack Hermann
International A. C
George Siler
Hermann
Ryan
John L Sullivan Visits Jersey City Amid Cheers
The famed boxer John L Sullivan visited Jersey City today and drew a large crowd at the trolley company offices. He flashed a proud smile and began to speak but instead scattered silver coins to newsboys and hootblacks, then stopped as police asked him to return to New York.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Jersey City
John L
Jersey
Harvard Drill Opens With Lewis and Brown Leading
Harvard continued football practice with extended sessions led by Lewis and Reg Brown. The day featured heavy line work, new interference drills, and a larger squad including Foster Sugden McDonald and King, while Graydon Bowditch remained absent and Frantz and O'Connell expected tomorrow.
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Harvard
Lewis
Reg Brown
Dunlap
Merriam
Reid
Farley
Robinson
Brown
Yale
Ike
Hovey
Barnard
Farrell
Foster
Sugden
McDonald
King
Law School
Graydon
Bowditch
Frantz
O'Connell
Lkely
Newspaper Championship of New England Match Draws Near
WOLLASTON Sept 18 The newspaper championship of New England pits J W Dalton of the Globe against W J Swan of the Associated Press in a 26 hole title match on Monday Dalton beat J E OConnell 4 up 2 to play in the upper semifinal Swan defeated F Flanagan 5 up 4 to play in the lower half In the consolation 8 F Shirley of the Globe beat J K Pember 3 up 2 to play and faces T P Harrison of the New York Sun in the finals
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Globe
J. K. Pember
Advertiser
T. P. Harrison
New York Sun
Auction of Fine Consignments From Boston Collector
A compact offering from MR. LEMUERS HITCHCOCK of Boston MA features shares of racing stock including Ringen Arion and Wilton with respective figures. Catalogue and further details available by addressing PETER C. KELLOGG at 107 John St New York.
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Forbes Farm
Peter CL. Kellogg
Readville
Maass
Fingland Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
J. Malcolm Forbes OY
Ponkapoag
Mass
Ringen
Arion
Peter’ the Great
Baron Rogers
Lemuers Hitchcock
Boston
Maas
Wilton
Peter C. Kellogg
John St
New York
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