Postseason series between Boston Americans and Pittsburg Nationals arranged
The Boston Americans and Pittsburg Nationals plan a World Series to decide the 1903 championship. Series is four games in Boston and four in Pittsburg, with a possible ninth in either city. Opening games set soon after September 29 with final date around October 15 if seven or more contests occur.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Boston Americans
Pittsburg Nationals
Jimmy Collins
Henry Killilea
Collins
Parent's Home Run Delivers Boston Triumph Over Cleveland
In a dramatic late surge at Huntington avenue, Fred Parent hit a game winning center field homer with two outs and nobody on third to crown Boston over Cleveland 6 to 5. Harry Bay starred with four hits and two stolen bases while Jimmy Collins and Lachance supported the rally as Boston rallied from a five run deficit.
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Jimmy Collins
Cleveland
Fred Parent
Huntington Avenue
Centre Field
Parent
Lott
Boston
Harry Bay
Lachance
Catcher Abbott
Stahl
Collinson
Bucky Freeman
Freeman
Killian
Atochnaur
Gochnaur
Collins
Bay
Lajoie
O’loughlin
Bang
Tott
Ott
Ray
Hobe Ferris
Ferris
George Lachance
Bradley
Dineen
Chick Stahl
Flick
Dougherty
Iott
Abbott
Farrell
Cy Young
Chicago
Bemis
Lachanece
O'Loughlin
Washington Sweeps Doubleheader Taking Series Over Club
Washington won both games in a doubleheader and swept the series for the first time this season. Dunkle pitched brilliantly to dominate the visitors in the opener, yielding a shutout. Detroit used a local amateur at short who misplayed enough to nearly cost them the second game, while Washington also tested a new shortstop who performed well.
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Washington
Dunkle
Detroit
Duffy to Join Chicago AL Next Season Reported
Hugh Duffy says he will be in Western territory next year with a major league club but cannot reveal which team. The strong expectation here is that he will join the Chicago American League franchise.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hugh Duffy
Western Territory
Chicago
Mack Signs Indian Pitcher Bruce from Toronto
Philadelphia manager Mack purchases release of Bruce from Toronto Eastern league. Bruce, an Indian pitcher, will not join the Philadelphia club until next season.
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Philadelphia
Mack
Bruce
Toronto
Philadelphia and St. Louis Split Doubleheader
Philadelphia and St. Louis split a two game set as home hitting turned around early deficits, allowing the home team to erase leads in each contest.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baseball Matchups Across The Nation
National sports card lists five intercity games including Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Cincinnati as part of a weekend slate.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Seeeves
Chicago
East
ST. Lou
P.C
Poston AE Rye
St Louis
Nationat
R. H Aitt
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Dan Patch Fails to Beat Two Minute Mark at Readville
Dan Patch world champion pacer could not lower his record of 1 59 at Readville tracking a mile in about two minutes. McHenry steadied him to the three quarter pole before the horse tired and finished the last quarter in 31 seconds. Wentworth wins the 2 07 trot as Prince of Orange misbehaves. Other races feature Rythmic, Susie J and Gold Brick with Cabanda edging for the pace victory.
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Readville
Dan Patch
Brighton Beach
Brown
Joe Patchen
McHenry
Little Patch
Lou Dillon
Shane
Wentworth
Prince of Orange
Rythmie
Susie J
George Spear
Scott Hudson
Rythmic
Jimmy Gatcomb
Forbes
Cox
Spear
Titer
Hudson
Gracie Kellar
Ben Walker
Gold Brick
Ben
Cabanda
Brk
Gambetta Wilkes-Pearl
Harry
Br. G
G. R. Hall
Frank Gall
B. G
H. W. Kendall
Marks
Sitea Srae Eielels
Bik. G
Walker
Loomis
al Bock
Bik
Curry
B. H
Dodge
Parmer
Russell
Mambrino Russell
Greer
Tae Patchen-Zelica
Parelles
Hall
Kentucky Star
OC. H. Belle
Prarmer
Eer Cesses Esesee
Jessie H
B. My
C. Sanders
Pittsburg Captures Pennant With Ninth-Inning Wins
Pittsburg won the pennant for the third time by taking two games from Boston. Both games ended in the ninth inning due to hard hitting. Clarke and Bransfield produced first game hits followed by Wagner and Ritchey. Clarke hit a triple and Sebring a single in the second game. Attendance 5104. Passed balls by Phelps and Moran. Umpire Hurst. Time two hours.
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Pittsburg
Ike Beaumont
Clarke
Wagner
Bransfield
Ritchey
Leach
Beaumont
Sebring
Dougherty
Stahl
Parent
Freeman
Lachance
Ferris
Collins
Young
Hughes
Dineen
Lou Criger
Phelps
Suchoff
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St. Louis
Bphiladelphia
Bowcock
Hartsel
Wallace
Anderson
Bender
Plank
Morgan
Sudhoff
Sugden
Adams
Fairbanks
Davis
Schreck
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M. Cross
Murphy
Powell
Henley
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Tannehill
S Oo
Willi'ms
Isbell
Ganzel
Magoon
M’far'd
O Sullivan
Beville
White
Wolfe
Flb'ld
Ol Green
Williams
Tan’hill
Ollebell
McF'ad
Slattery
Howell
Clowen
York
New York
Grean
Keeler
Fultz
Elberfeld
Callahan
Jones
Sheridan
Conroy
Clark
Owen
Penn
A.B. BR. P.O
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Eno
TitcHey
Cccecsees Diesesme
P.O
Dexter
Tenney
Cooley
Gremsinger
McCreery
Eepeeseere Moran
Aubrey
S. S
Kruger
Moran
Abbatic- Cooley
Wagnerchio
Abbaticchio
Greminger
B. P.O
Feveeseseeres
Este
Boston O
Carney
Ab- Bransfield
Baticchio
Thomp
Son
Pittenger
Thompson
Hurst
Cincinnati
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Warmer
Ol Peitz
Taylor
Suthoff
Mat’son
Bresnahan
Peitz
Corcoran
Lauder
Daly
Beckiey
Gilbert
Babb
Brown
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Ojw Taylor
Mathewson
McGann
Local Drug Store Listings for Dewey Square Area
Sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co. and multiple outlets including Bradbury Beach Street Harrison Avenue Putnam School Street Washington Street Eaton Friend Street Klein’s Tremont Boylston Knights Court Hanover Sawyer Tremont Hollis Streets.
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Corner
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Boylston
Knight's
Court
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Hollis Sts
New York Beats Cincinnati In Error Plagued Game
In Cincinnati on Sept 18 New York won 7 to 5 over Cincinnati. The decisive errors late in the game cost Cincinnati the series finale. Mathewson pitched in the eighth inning. Attendance was 1966.
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Cincinnati
New York
Mathewson
Chicago Beats Philadelphia 6 5 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Chicago advances 6 to 5 over Philadelphia in a late rally. Slagle and Kling doubled, Sparks drove in runs with a sacrifice, and Evers stole bases as Wicker and Sparks battled on the mound.
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Chicago
Ccs
Philadelphia
Slagle
Kling
Casey
Hulswitz
McCarthy
Evers
Tinker
Chance
Wicker
Moran and Emslie
Goodwin Defeats Burdick in Nine Rounds at Highland A C
Chester Goodwin the New England lightweight champion dominated John ny Burdick of New York in Marlboro Massachusetts. He pressed from the start and dropped Burdick in the first round with a right cross. Burdick showed grit but was worn down by steady jabs and right hands. Preliminaries saw Kid Powell defeat Roy George in three rounds and Fred Vanich beat Dick Grant in eight.
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Burdick
Marlboro
Mass
Chester Goodwin
New England
Johnny Burdick
New York
Highland A
Kid Powell
Roy George
Fred Vanich
Dick Grant
Gardner Bests Grifo in 12 Round Lenox Bout
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell defeats Kid Griffo of this city in a 12 round decision at Lenox A C before a large crowd. Griffo pressed the pace and looked better in several rounds, but Gardner’s body blows did the most damage as both fighters were not in peak condition. Preliminaries saw Patsey McKenna beat Young Brooks in eight rounds and Black Fitzsimmons stop Mike Brennan in four.
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Lenox A. C
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Kid Griffo
Griffo
Gardner
Patsey McKenna
Young Brooks
Black Fitzsimmons
Mike Brennan
Boston Baseball News and Local Sports Notes
Chicago today at 3. Jimmy Collins and his team will play the Pittsburgs with winner take 75 percent of gate receipts. Catcher Doran of Colorado Springs may sign with Collins for 1904 if Henry Killilea completes the deal. Cy Young and other figures entertain crowds as Boston fans anticipate the Pittsburg series and rubber game possibilities.
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Chicago
Jimmy Collins
Pittsburgs
Smart
Milwaukee
Collings
Doran
Colorado Springs
Collins
Henry Killilea
Pittsburg
Tom White
Lechester
Dorchester
Wellington
White
Boston
Cy Young
Farrell
Ginger
Pirates
Harry Bay
Boylstons
Boylston A. A
Franklin Park
J. Walker
East Boston
Shad Gwilliam
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