Nationals Victors In A Double Header
The Nationals sweeps Brooklyn with 9 to 2 and 4 to 1 in a South End double header. Dolan and Delehanty star in the first game as Boston rips a five run second inning and Never let Brooklyn back in. In the second game Ceezy Dolan delivers clutch hits twice with two out and runners on, while McIntyre is touched for two runs late. Umpire Johnstone ends the second game at dusk with Boston leading 4 to 1 and the crowd cheering. attendance 1825.
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Stricklett
Brooklyn
Boston
Fraser
Nationals
Dolan
Delehanty
Needham
Willis
Ceezy Dolan
McIntyre
Dobbs
Raymer
Lewis
Tenney
Cannell
W Needham
Batty
Hummel
Lumley
Yale
Batch
Moran
Bergen
Trolley Dodgers
Gessler
Pee
Johnstone
Abbaticchio
Wolverton
Eerewees
TB Dobbs
Eres Lumley
Sheckard
Ereoseees
Strickiett
Boston Sav Caveans
Brooklyn Ee
Sticklett
Abbbaticchio
C. F
Sheckard Sen Eee Lumley
Eree
Eae Gessler
Sige
MelIntyre
Shane Ee Sas
Brook
McIintyre
Humme Willis
Nill
Cassidy
Hickman
Anderson
Washington
Hayden
Freeman
Collins
Grimshaw
Adams
Winter
Burkett
Jacobson
Brooklyn at Boston Two-game Set
National card notes a two game series between Brooklyn and Boston with games hosted by each city. The schedule lists a separate New York at Philadelphia matchup, highlighting key intraleague clashes.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney liver and bladder problems. It highlights symptoms such as back pain dizziness and uric acid trouble and urges readers to request a sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
CHAMPS HAMMER OUI VICTORY AFTER DEFEAT
Washington and Boston split a double header with Stahl's team taking 4 2 in game one while the Boston champions won 16 3 in the nightcap Tom Hughes led Washington but the Boston bats dominated throughout game two Adams Jacobson and Burkett were key for Boston and Washington in game two benefited from two late runs off Jacobson to seal the win
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Washington, D. C
Stahl
Bostons
Tom Hughes
Washington
Adams
Jacobson
Burkett
American Reaton at Washington Two-Game Set
Chicago faces St Louis as Detroit meets Cleveland and Philadelphia plays New York in a slate of town matchups. The pairings list two games for Reaton at Washington and show key city rivals.
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R. H. Attlee
Washington
Per
Cteeesereseersen
Ek Deee
Cleveland Cicago Eeeeeene Eeeeree
Detroit
New York
Boston
Washington Soccceetsceesets
St. Louis
Reaton
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Harvard Gridiron Woes Deepen as Two Stars Falter
Harvard football suffers major blows as Osborne contracts typhoid fever ending his season and George Ball injures his forearm, sidelining two leading candidates. Morning drills focused on ball handling while backs trained in punting and end plays, with linemen pushed hard under coaches Lewis and Waters as Brill and others rise to the challenge.
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Harvard
Osborne
George Ball
Hanley
Lockwood
Leonard
Foster
Gring
Lewis
Waters
Wiggs Reinstated as National Agreement Player
James Wiggs of the Detroit club, American League, was formally reinstated as a national agreement player by the national baseball commission. His temporary connection with Detroit is made permanent after he refused to sign a Brooklyn contract for the current season at a lower salary while in the minors, which had led to his outlaw status.
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Cincinnati, CO
James Wiggs
Detroit
National Baseball Commission
Wiggs
Brooklyn
New England League Announces Reserved Players
The New England Baseball League released its list of players reserved for next year. Concord, Fall River, Haverhill, Lawrence, Lynn, Nashua, New Bedford, Taunton and other clubs named dozens of players by last name initials and full names.
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New England Baseball League
Concord
E. J. Eustace
BE. J. Zacher
S. Hartman
S. Frock
A. Kane
C. Templin
F. Henry
C. H. Hickman
Ww. F. Sline
R. C. W. Sheets
J. Knotts
P. J. Sullivan
M. J. F. Vig
T. F. Devine
T. Maher
E Lawler
Mauch Fall River
T. Feeney
J. Harris
J. Sullivan
J. Siernae
B. Bowcock
J. Moorehead
T. A. Gusheen
J. Higgins
T. Gilroy
I. Swanson
C. Lee
W. Carrick
Birmingham
D. O’hara
Waters
F. Iott
J. Tibbitts
A. Weddige
J. Jerger
R. Peterson
Haverhill
A. Lawrence
J. L. Wallace
G. Boardman
F. H. Brown
D. Murphy
B. Morrison
W. Ahearn
G. Edwards
J. McGinley
P. H. Connelly
J. Averill
G. Gramme
Carroll
W. Lump
J. Kehoe
J. Coveney
Om T. J. Dwyer
M. Morrissey
D. Friend
F. . Klobedanz
Taunton
G. W.ats
Huntington, Tierney
Jackson
J. Jackson
McKnight
Beaulieu
Dunn to Own Boston Nationals, Soden States
President Arthur H. Soden declared that Frank V. Dunn will become owner of the Boston Nationals on November 1 after completing the spring agreement. Soden said the stock will be transferred to Dunn and he will be admitted into National League membership as owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Dunn
Nationals
Arthur H. Soden
Dunn
Mr. Soden
National League
Mackay Declines Return to Horse Racing
Clarence H. Mackay denies plans to resume turf racing. He states he has no intention of returning to the turf, and will continue breeding and disposing of his horse stock.
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MacKay
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Right Royal Captures Speculation Stakes At Gravesend
Right Royal won the Speculation stakes at Gravesend New York on September 18 as the 7 to 5 favorite finishing in 1 49 Judges Himes took second and Ocean Tide finished third Other race winners included Confederate Caloosahatchie Rosilen Rose of Dawn Pamela and Flavigny with various odds and times across the card
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New York
Right Royal
Gravesend
Judges Himes
Ocean Tide
Confederate
Caloosahatchie
Rosilen
Pamela
Flavigny
Dedham Polo Team Beats Myopia Second Team 10 to 3
Dedham polo club defeated Myopia second team 10 to 3 in a handicap match. Strong team play highlighted by Street and other local players, delivering a clear victory for Dedham.
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Dedham
Myopia
Street
Exeter Set To Host Revere A A In Key New England Game
Exeter coach Jim Hogan brings Phillips Exeter Academy face to face with the strong Revere A A in Exeter New Hampshire next Saturday. Revere features Sullivan formerly of Holy Cross Crosby from Tech and Jack Hurley. Harvard, Carlisle, Brown and Yale have begun solid preseason work while Dartmouth Princeton and Dartmouth are progressing at varying paces.
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New England
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Revere A. A
Jim Hogan
Revere
Sullivan
Holy Cross
Crosby
Tech
Jack Hurley
Arvard
Yale
Crimson
Elis
Harvard
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Brown
Dartmouth
Princeton
New Jersey College
Tarrasch Beats Marshall in First Game of Match
In Nuremberg on September 18, Dr S Tarrasch defeated Frank J Marshall in 60 moves to take the opening game of their eight game match. Marshall opened with a queen's gambit which Tarrasch declined, then seized the superior position in the middle game to win.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Dr. S. Tarrasch
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
Tarrasch
Marshall
Fight prospects and bouts tease stalled plans in boxing notes
Unofficial reports say Douglas Club of Chelsea may reopen with Young Corbett and Young Erie in a 15 round bout, though neither has agreed. Manager Jack Rooney and Honey Mellody return. Mellody could draw big crowds after more than a year away. Other notes cover Fitz Gerald versus Nelson brawl, Attell versus Tenny knockout details, Briggs on hold, Byers versus Black Fitzsimmons, Dixon versus Murphy with public sympathy, and Baldwin versus Tucker scheduled at Unity Club Lawrence September 29.
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Douglas Club
Chelsea
Young Corbett
Young Erie
Philadelphia
Jack Rooney
Honey Mellody
Mike Deveney
Norfolk
Highland Lake
Mellody
Willie Fitzgerald
Battling Nelson
San Francisco
Fitz
Willie
Dane
Chicago
Frankie Neil
Attell
K. A
Boston
Jimmy Briggs
Terry Martin
Jack Coley
A. C
Portland
George Byers
Black Fitzsimmons
George Dixon
Tommy Murphy
England
Mattie Baldwin
Charlestown
Chick Tucker
New York
Unity Club
Lawrence
Detroit Tops Cleveland 3 0 on Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit defeats Cleveland 3 0 with a ninth inning rally started by Crawford who homered. Rhoades shut down Cleveland until the final frame as Cleveland managed only three hits off Killian.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Crawford
Rhoades
Killian
St. Louis Beats Chicago In Tight 3-2 Victory
St. Louis defeats Chicago 3-2 as Sudhoff holds firm until the eighth inning. Chicago rallies with a two-base hit and three walks to score. Stone Isbell and Donohue contribute key hits as White exits after 8.0 innings with 7 hits allowed. Attendance about 2,200.
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Chicago
St. Louis
St, Louis
Dunleavy
Gieseve
Shannon
Himes
Smoot
Keckley
Thielman
Ceer
Kling
Lundgren
Lobert
Chance
Leahy
Schulte
Tinker
Maloney
Ballswine
Sudhoff
White
Stone
Isbell
Koehler
Donohue
Owen
Sullivan
F. Jones
Frisk
Notain
AB. R
Et. i & E. Stone
Dancing at the Beach Summer Ballroom Crowded
The condo sponsored summer ballroom remains popular with dancers and will stay open nightly through September 30.
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Condo
Simple Life for Young Army Officers in Philippines
General Corbin reports in the annual Philippine division review that officers must embrace a simple life due to frequent financial obli gations. He cites 18 375 troops in the islands with 5181 native scouts and urges no force reduction, noting improved peace aside from Samar. A million and a half dollars in expense reductions are credited to his administration.
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Washington
Corbin
Philippines
Samara
General Corbin Principles on Officers Living Beyond Means
General Corbin states that officers who live beyond their means should face rigid discipline. He urges young officers to embrace the simple life and warns that those craving luxury must leave the service to seek fields with greater material rewards. He frames this as a duty to self and regiment.
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Corbin
Posed as Man Among Bad Men
Kate Maher lived 25 years as a man across the West serving as freighter cowboy scout and stage driver. After a sudden revelation she left the West in humiliation and died in Montana near Sheridan. She once shot an outlaw during a stage robbery and fought an Indian in the Black Hills. She was shot and captured by Indians but escaped later.
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Sheridan, Mont
Kate Maher
Black Hills
Montana
Telephone number mix up sparks $50,000 suits in Pittsburgh
Esther Crawford trading as the E Crawford Saw Mill Company and John A Crawford sue D B Evans Lumber Company and Central District and Printing Telegraph Company for $50,000 each claiming a shared telephone number caused lost business and misdirected ads. The case cites that Evans received a number already used by the Crawfords.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Allegheny
Esther Crawford
E. Crawford Saw Mill Company
John A. Crawford
D. B. Evans Lumber Company
Central District and Printing Telegraph Company
Crawfords
Telephone
Evans Company
Germans Claim Chicago Site Against U S Government
Berliner Tageblatt reports two Kosciuszko families from Gnesen plan to file a compensation claim against the United States for 425000000 marks about 106 million dollars. They say they are descendants of the Polish hero Kosciuszko who aided the American war effort. The US used land given to Kosciuszko to establish Chicago.
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Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Kosciuszko
Gnesen
United States
Kosciuszkos
Kosciusko
Chicago
Carruths Open Bowling Season With Win At Home
The Carruths beat Rexford 1320 to 1220 at home. Potter led winners with 278, while Wallace and Binns each rolled 271 for the victors.
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Carruths
Rexford
Potter
High Roller
Wallace and
Binns
Four Masks Hit Amboy Public Service Office Safe
Four masked men entered the Amboy division office of the Public Service Corporation in Perth Amboy New Jersey early today bound and gagged the watchman blew open the safe and escaped with more than eight hundred dollars in cash.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Amboy
The
Public Service Corporation
Army stagnation urged by Gen Lee seeks reform
Brigadier General J M Lee, commander of the Department of Texas, says the army faces stagnation in promotions and urges a compulsory retirement law like the navy and marine corps. He supports reestablishing the army canteen and notes a high stimulant drinking rate among soldiers.
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Washington
J. M. Lee
Department of Texas
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Prize ride in Hyde Park draws prize for Henry Smith
Henry Smith, a machinery expert, wins a prize after Hyde Park adds a new patrol wagon. He is the first civic guest to ride in it and will receive a tailor made suit after his arrest test and release for reform watch.
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Hyde Park
Henry Smith
Smith
Butters
Boston
Clarendon Hill Square
Tucker
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Soden
Conant
Ned Hanlon
Hanlon
Chicago ST. Louis
Shahi
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Champs Hammer
AB. Nill
A. B Cassidy
J. F
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Ferris
Armbruster
AB. R. Nill
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Jacobsen
Hurst
Brill
Boya
Coach Reid
Harvarding
N. E. League
Boston Nationals
Gridiron
Yankee
R. BH. PO
Lindsay
Schaefer
Eeeer
Crawford CQ
O'Leary
Drill
R. BH
Harned
Crawfo Cleveland
Stovall
Sch
Oy Weary
Ceees
Klian
Steveneen
Bstroit
Ih. Om
Connolly and
Connor
Wolf’s
Hanover and
Gen. Corbin
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Carruth
Lee
New
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Summer Street
Hanover Street
Klein’s
Tremont and
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Gardner
Tremont St
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Liverpool
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