Championship Pennant Hangs On Final Week In Major League Play
The week promises decisive action as Boston, Baltimore and New York chase the pennant. Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Washington push for top spots, with Boston seeking momentum against Brooklyn and Baltimore hosting important exchanges. Managers weigh pitching plans as Giants eye a path to the flag, while Syracuse and Toronto duel in the Eastern League and local teams seek matches with youth squads.
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Fans gaze to Post bulletin for New York Baltimore games
The article notes fans will watch the Post bulletin for inning by inning updates on the New York Baltimore and Boston Brooklyn games over the next three days. A thousand details about trips, pitches, and possible Nichols appearances describe the exciting setup for the series opener in Baltimore.
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Beeston Adds Joe Bean and Willis as Young Talent for Next Season
Manager Selee secures Joe Bean shortstop from Newport and Willis of Syracuse to join Beeston next season. Bean, Cambridgeport youth with Newport and Augusta ties, praised for fielding and batting, will join from Boston contract after stellar season. Willis to arrive later, signaling shift away from veteran players as directors pursue youthful crowds.
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Joe Bean
Newport
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Bean
Cambridgeport
Joe Kelley
Baltimore
Tim Keefe
Boston
Beeston
Willis
Syracuse
New England League Pennant to Be Decided Next Spring
The New England League remains tied until spring when Brockton and Newport may meet to decide the pennant. President Murnane states the issue will be settled before the season opens. Lewis is expected to pitch for Boston in today’s South End game against Brooklyn, as he has been effective in past meetings.
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Hanlon
Joel Corbett
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Newport
Murnane
South End
Lewis
Local Amateur Baseball Closes Season With Youth Matchups
A late season in Massachusetts features Emmet Baseball Club seeking 15 year old games amid 23 wins in 30. P A Collins seeks 13 year old games, Walter Dolan lists East Boston contact, and Walnuts versus Linwoods of Somerville aims for state championship. Young Glenwoods target 19 year olds, Crabs target 18 year olds with Baldheads and Oldees in play.
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Glenwoods
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Oldees
Reds Defeat Browns In Close Season Finale
Cincinnati September 19. The last game of the season between the Reds and the Browns ended with a narrow Reds victory. Attendance 2000. The score stood with Reds ahead at close of play.
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Weather Rain Halts Syracuse Boxing Meet In New Jersey
At Syracuse Syracuse 8 Wilkesbarre 0, At Paterson New Jersey Athletics 7 Paterson 6 Paterson 10 Athletics 1. At Montreal Montreal 8 Buffalo 8. Called on account of rain.
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Three more games at home and baseball notes
The Boston team will travel to Orange after Wednesday’s game with Lewis likely to pitch after today’s Brooklyn clash. Umpire talk centers on Tim Hurst and Bob Emslie officiating the Boston Baltimore series. Several players move teams or pursue other sports with releases and franchise deals discussed.
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Vindication and clash over Freedman remarks in National League
News from New York describes President Young’s demand for vindication after President Freedman’s criticisms. Umpires consider legal action for slander while clubs weigh resolutions, investigations, and possible censure within the National League ahead of Philadelphia meetings.
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Season winds down with South Boston yacht club racing
The yachting season ended with vibrant harbor activity as clubs around South Boston and Dorchester sailed in strong winds. Many boats were stripped for winter haulouts while others planned moves to Coulter's yard and Savin Hill beach, with notable vessels and owners named.
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Savin Hill
Military Division 43 Initiates Two as Drill Plans Outlined
Military Division 43 A O H met in Naomi Hall with President John B O Higgins presiding Two candidates were initiated and fifteen propositions acted upon Members welcomed W J Callaghan and Ambrose J Lambert back from illness Addresses were given by James Mantle John M Grainey Peter Dolan Hugh E Scanlan and Ambrose J Lambert Arrangements were made for fall drill tournaments a special meeting and drill on Sunday Oct 3 and the literary committee was tasked with entertainment A military committee including John B O Higgins James Mantle John M Grainey John Lane Michael Morrison Hugh E Scanlan W J Callaghan Peter Dolan and Deputy Vice Commander Patrick Ahern outlined plans for the society’s progress
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Hugh E. Scanlan
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D. J. McCarthy
James J. McCaffrey
Patrick Ahern
Gaelic school awards highlight language movement in Boston
At 45 Eliot street the Gaelic School held a session afternoon prize distribution with a dozen prizes. Winners aided the free Gaelic school funded by quarterly entertainments. P. J. Conlan, ex Philo Celtic president, praised the language movement spanning Ireland and the United States from sea to sea. Notable entertainers included James Drinan John M. Doran M. A. Hurley M. D. Cronin and P. J. O Daly.
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P. J. Conlan
Philo-Celtic Society of Boston
Hibernian Knights Dance at Bay State Hall Roxbury
The third grand social entertainment and dance of Company A Hibernian Knights Roxbury will be at Bay State Hall 1278 Washington Street on Thursday evening. Prizes include four solid gold medals for best Hibernian Knights tug of war team and best division tug-of-war team, sterling bracelets for best lady singer, and every ticket holder gains a chance on a lady's gold watch.
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Bay State Hall
Washington Street
Social gathering at Cedar Street Somerville
A social function at the home of Misses Kittie and Annie Kelley in Somerville brought together about thirty young ladies and gentlemen. Talent included Marie Carr on piano, William Hogan singing, Carl Kelley ventriloquism, Mabel Russell whistling, Annie Kelley musical selections, Eva Budican reading, Frank White violin, George Dooley singing and recitations, and duets by Kittie Kelley and Edward Coady.
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Annie Kelley
Cedar Street
Somerville
Marie Carr
William Hogan
Carl Kelley
Mabel Russell
Eva Budican
Frank White
George Dooley
Kittie Kelley
Edward Coady
Trip to Albany via Boston and Albany Railway
Traveler seeks best fare to Albany with routes via Boston and Albany Railroad along the Hudson to New York and Fall River line to Boston starting October 6. Ends and intermediate dates not specified. Requests fare options and travel details.
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New York
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Boston
Lenox Golf Club Opens Fine Weeklong Tournament
The Lenox Golf Club launches a weeklong open tournament starting today with two cups on offer. Women compete for the Mme de Heredia cup and men for the Alexandre cup. Dates cover medal, match, and final rounds with open entries from Lenox members and USGA eligible players.
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Boxing Gossip Bouts For The Week
A schedule of weekly boxing bouts lists fighters such as Dave Richards Joe Sturch and Joe Bernstein versus El McCloskey, with rounds from ten to twenty at clubs including Excelsior A C Scranton Olympic A C Buffalo and Quaker City A C Philadelphia. Other matches feature Frank Connolly J Laughlin Mike Sears Frank Zimperer Frank Garrard Matt Matthews Kid McPartland Jack Daly and more across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cleveland and Hartford with several six round events listed.
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Joe Sturch
Cincinnati
Joe Bernstein
el McCloskey
Excelsior A. C
Scranton
Frank Connolly
J. M. Laughlin
Mike Sears
Frank Zimperer
Frank Garrard
Matt Matthews
Olympic A. C
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T. Cleary
Young Farren
D. D. Dougherty
H. Crawford
F. Stewart
F. Lacy
Quaker City A. C
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Tom Ryan
Tom Butler
Greenpoint A. C
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Joe Fairburn
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J. Johnson
S. Quartz
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Joe Gans
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George Siddons
New London
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Frank Connolly to Make American Debut in Buffalo Rounds
The piece notes Frank Connolly brother of Eddy making his American debut in a limited bout with Johnny Loughlin at Buffalo. Connolly trained by Jimmy Kelly, with Mike Sears facing Frank Zimpher in a ten‑round bout, and a twenty‑round main event between Fatty Matthews and Frank Gerrard. Also covered are fights featuring Griffo versus Gans and Thunderbolt Smith against Yank Kenny, plus other regional bouts and commentary by George V. Tuohy.
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Suffolk Bicycle Club Arrives in Providence on Tandem Ride
The Suffolk Bicycle Club reached Providence Rhode Island at noon after a forty rider run. Pacemakers were R. Gordon and H. C. Brooks. They had dinner at the City Hotel. The return ride faced a heavy head wind. One woman rode on a tandem.
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Century Run Highlights Boston Cycling Clubs
Century rides dominated Greater Boston sports yesterday with five 100 mile events. Middlesex C A led with 56 starters racing to Newburyport and back in six and a half hours, while a slower division finished in nine hours twenty minutes. Boston Athletic Association revived a member only century, and other clubs clocked 101 miles plus a Suffolk Bike Club run to Providence.
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Sugar Boom Reverses In Boston As Imports Pour In
Sugar trade turns bullish after the Ding ley tariff passage as ships from Java bring 5000 tons worth about 500000 dollars to Boston. Treasury duty on the cargo nears 200000 dollars while warehouses will be emptied and refilled. The British steamer Queen Christina is nearing Delaware Breakwater and expected midweek arrival.
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Spanish ministerial aides pledge Tetuan Woodford talks progress
Madrid dispatch reports that Spanish foreign minister the Duke of Tetuan will soon be involved in renewed discussions with Tetuan Woodford figures. Assurances emphasize pacific intentions as talks near.
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Opening of Obel Jacob Synagogue and Ark Dedication
The Obel Jacob Synagogue held a ceremonial opening and ark dedication presented by the East Boston Ladies' Charitable Society. The oak ark features gold inscriptions and carved lions. Louis Kenner received the ark keys as Rabbis and dignitaries spoke and opening rites took place, with Alderman Berwin and Rabbi Schoher partaking.
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Abraham Alpert
Robert Goodman
Nathan Black
Levi Jacobson
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Abraham Schacher
Isaac Sewarts
Natham Black
Samuel H. Schacher
H. Schacher
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Louis Kenner
William Berwin
Rabbi Schoher
Isaac Rosnosky
William J. Donovan
John H. Sullivan
J. E. Fitzgerald
Carlson's Body Found After Dory Trip
Hull police reported the body of Carl Carlson picked up off Hull Gut by a yacht crew after he left South Boston in a dory named Arrow with John Wickland a week earlier. Wickland says Carlson fell overboard near Paddock's Island and drowned. initial foul play fears subsided and Wickland was released. Carlson boarded at 32 Sawyer street and the body was to be brought there.
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New Bedford Day Invitations Go To Fort Adams Band
New Bedford organizers announce Battery F and its band from Fort Adams are ordered to attend the city semi centennial October 10 to 14. A Navy letter confirms USS Amphitrite will visit New Bedford during the celebration period.
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Ambassador's Wife Injured in Berlin Bicycle Accident
The wife of U S ambassador Andrew D White was bicycling in a Dresden park when a man ran her down and insulted her before fleeing. The incident occurred during a visit by the ambassador and Mrs White to friends in Dresden.
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New Process Cures Alcohol Habit, Says Boston Group
The National Association of Physicians and Surgeons at 18 Boylston Street Boston reports a new cure for the alcohol habit. Dr. Wilson, chief consultant, cites many cured over ten to thirty years. The treatment is described as harmless and restorative with patients such as Charles Wild, Hudson Street. Charles Sullivan, Kneeland Street. John C. Campbell, Beach and South Streets. I. K. Dyer, Rollins Street. and the Hon. T. G. Nally, Washington Street.
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Rosary Guards Presenter Honors Lyons with Picture
At a large Sheridan Guards meeting in Roxbury, Joseph A Lyons was presented with a painting of the Lakes of Killarney after selling the most tickets for a Sept 12 Dudley Street Opera House entertainment. Stephen A Gaffey gave the presentation, with William Cronin adding remarks and Lyons responding.
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Local Gaelic clubs seek matches amid date disputes
Representatives from Emmet and Garryowen meet at the Post to arrange a Saturday match but fail to settle a date. Emmets accept but Garryowens delay, posting a forfeit of 19 dollars for the proposed Thanksgiving Day clash. Other clubs, including William O’Brien and Wolf Tone, seek games as do Charlestown groups and the Elmwoods tug team.
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Limited Fitchburg Excursion Tickets On Sale for Hoosac Tunnel
A limited number of tickets for the Fitchburg railroad popular excursion to Hoosac Tunnel will be placed on sale on and after Wednesday September 22 at 260 Washington street and at Union Station Causeway street Boston. For circular address J R Watson general passenger agent.
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