Boston's Game Champions Too Fast for the Spredy Colonels
In Philadelphia on September 19 the Reds overwhelmed the Spredy Colonels in the first game as Fifield dominated pitching and Breitenstein struggled at the plate. The Phillies also routed Baltimore in the second game, aided by Hill's wildness as ten men reached first on balls, attendance 4800. The Bostons defeated the Louisville Colonels at the South End grounds, Willis delivering flawless pitching while Magee and Bergen provided power. The home club built early leads, turning on defense and timely hitting to plate multiple runs in the first three innings.
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Philadelphia
Reds
Fifield
Breitenstein
Phillies
Hill
Bostons
Louisvilles
South End Grounds
Willis
Louisville
Clingman
Colonels
Magee
South Boston
Clarke
Bergen
Collins
Tenney
Long
Lowe
Stahl
Hamilton
Hartzell
Short
Hoy
Wagner
Duffy
Baseball game summary with three-base hits and errors
McGann Blake and Holmes hit three-base hits, a double play by Tebeau and O Connor, Frazer issued six walks to Maul two, Frazer hit eight batters, Frazer struck out three times and Maul once. Baltimore left five on base, Cleveland six. Umpire O Day attendance not provided.
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McGann
Blake
Holmes
Tebeau
O’connor
Frazer
Maul
Baltimore
Cleveland
O’day
McCreery
O' Brien
Sedonenee
McCarthy
F . Pe
Clark
Cgrve
Sone
Padden
A Schriver
Seer i
Ely
Gardiner
Brooklyn
Dunn
Jones
Smith
Hallman
Mungoon
Lachance
Ryan
Grin
Miller
Peere Ee
Lehewarwerwenne Cme
Pittsburg
Grim
Gardner
Sm. Ryan
Connolly and
Hunt
Rae A. E. Dunne
Settee
Hallinan
Seer
Yeager
McGraw
Keeler
R . Seers
Gray
Jennings
I Donovan
Kelley
C. F
Wee
Fly
Aeae
al. R
Vpitteburg Ee
Burkett
Eeeses Teers
Nee
O'Brien
Wea Hill
Meiean
Wallace
Conmor
HalArigh
MekKenna
Tannehill
Hinke
Lachaneee
Arazer
Bo Yeager
McKenna
Able
Pabneereerseerseesat
Lanea Hallman
Tanne
Femontreville
Thaltimore
W. Jennings
Kelly Twae
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Centreboards Sought To Shape The New Cup Defender
New York reports focus on the next America's Cup defender and the many inventions proposed to boost speed. Notable ideas include Northrup’s collapsible metal centreboard and King’s telescoping boards, both tested and shown in New York Yacht Club rooms. Each device aims to increase sail area and performance, with both inventors eager for trial on the defender.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
William King
Joseph Northrup
Northrup
Mr. Northrup
Mr. King
Senators overpower Colts in second game slugfest
In Washington on September 19 the Senators outpitched and outbatted the Colts with Freeman delivering heavy punch. Attendance reached about 800 as the game lasted around 2 hours and 20 minutes. Umpires were Connolly and Hunt.
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Washington
Senators
Colts
Freeman
Giants Beat Browns In Narrow Nine Inning Game
New York Giants defeat St Louis Browns 1 to 0 in nine innings. Seymour allows only one base hit while Hughey gives up one run. Stolen bases by Grady and Van Haltren. Davis and Seymour each with two-base hits. First base by errors favors St Louis five times. Time 11 hours 26 minutes. Umpires Warner Swartwood. Attendance 500.
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Philadelphia
Douglass
Ee Lajoie
Lauder
Wovabveveuseiens
McFarland
Cercceevececes
Cross
Bence Cacveresees
Fifield
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Cincinnati
Eeeeeane
Cooley
Delehanty
Breitenstein
Del
Bret- St. Louis
Emslie
Smith
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Lajoie
Bungess
Euwaae
Flick
Pee Eeseres
O Lauder
Es Wisma Ueene
Fulck
De'ehanty
Hill
Donohue
The
Hil
Smith and Emslie
Boston
AB. B
A. E. Hamilton
Fere Ee
Tenney
Awe
Stahl
Ergen
Eer Eereses
Willis, Peeeeer
Ceeeeess
Louisville
AB. R. Po
A. E. Clarkes
Hoy
Ewer
Hartzell
Cneesche
Wagner
Sb. Peeresreee
Decker
Ceeess
Ritchey
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Clingman
Eeereve
Kittredge
Eeeeee Eree
Magee
Cseeeeeessees
Taylor
OPP
Eeee
Henne
Ceeseseees
Collins
Lowe
Willis
Clarke
Hamilton
Duff
Louisyhie
Bergen
Laylor
New York
Browns
Seymour
Giants
Hughey
St. Louis
Grady
van Haltren
Davis
Quinn
Tucker
Warner and Swartwood
R. B. P. van Haltren
Doyle
Gleason
Foster
Warner
Gettlg
Eetee
BK Dowd
Stenzel
Harley
Feesees
Sugden
Cores
Slugging start in Brooklyn game ends under darkness
In Brooklyn, a high scoring opener ended with Brooklyn ahead as darkness halted play after the fifth. Yeager hurt his hand on a wicked drive while Gardner excelled in the second inning and Pittsburg produced strong batting. Attendance was about 1100. In Baltimore, the Orioles extended their win streak to eight, beating Cleveland at Union Park as Frazer’s wild pitching helped seal the defeat.
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New York
Brooklyn
Yeager
Gardner
Pittsburg
Nice
Baltimore
Orioles
Union Park
Cleveland
Frazer
Sudbury Alleys Offer Modern Bowling Club Facilities
A brief notice describes renovated facilities at Sudbury Alleys located at 116 Sudbury Street opposite Court Street. The venue boasts lit, ventilated lanes, private wardrobes and modern amenities, with six bowling alleys, three pool tables and two others for members and visitors.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Stret
One League Formed for Boston Bowling Association Season
The Boston Bowling Association held its second meeting at the Boston Tavern and decided to maintain a single league. Fourteen candlepin and eight bottle pin teams will compete, with $25 per entering member going to prizes. Home teams will pay for bowling, with a $10 fine for rule enforcement failures. Alleys listed include Candlepin venues such as City Hall Hub and others. Bottlepin teams include City Hall Meyers Sudbury Hub and more. Scheduling will be arranged by F H Caruth John Irwin Mr Sheafe and Mr Dolan.
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Boston Bowling Association
Boston Tavern
Candlepin
City
Hall
Hub
Jefferson
Meyers
Caruth
Murray & Irwin
Boylston
McCarthy
Sudbury
Jamison
Roxbury
West Brookline
Kirby
Centrals
City Hall
F. H. Caruth
John Irwin
Sheafe
Dolan
Hebrew Playhouse Leased for Stock Company at Palace Theatre
Lazarus Mitnick leads a newly formed Hebrew stock company to perform at the Palace Theatre. The opening night on atonement Monday Sept 26 features The Hebrew King Lear with Jacob P Adler in the title role. Regular performances follow with nightly shows and extra matinees during tabernacles festival.
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Palace
New York
Lazarus Mitnick
Eands
E Company
Jacob Gardin
Jacob P. Adler
David Levenson
Samuel Kestin
C. Pearlmitter
Z, Linkman
Dubinsky
Rose Karp
Kestin
Harvard Football Opens Amid Blood Red Sun Omens
Harvard football began practice on Soldiers Field with 28 candidates under Coach Forbes. Veteran linemen and new freshmen joined in as schedules were announced and a Brown conference practice dispute was discussed, with Forbes disputing any unwritten prohibition on summer drills.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Lewis
Bouve
Guy Murchie
Cuba
Roosevelt
Madison Gonterman
Crimson
Kickers
Dibblee
Haughton
Warren
Swain
Boal
Eaton
Sargent
Coes
Hopkinson
Sawin
Parker
Donald
Williams
Cambridge
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Amherst
West Point
Newtowne A. A
Chicago
A. A
Carlisle Indian School
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Yale
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Forbes
Readville Opens with Fast Times in New England Meet
Helena Duplex and Edna Simmons among winners as Readville hosts the twelfth New England Breeders Association meeting. Futurities and Tyro stakes drew modest attendance amid bets on pool prohibitions, with Idolita and Chrystaline contending in the trotting futurity and Helena Duplex clocking 2:08 3-4 in 2:11 pace heats. Edna Simmons, Nigger Jack, and Angelina highlighted the Tyro class, while Idolita led the trotting field for the purse.
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New England Breeders’ Association
Readville
New England
Bride Elect
Gold Cash
Colonel del Mar
Authority
Idolita
Chrystaline
Edna Simmons
Nigger Jack
Simmons
Bowen
Anglina
Helena Duplex
Nellie Bruce
Terrell S
Bruce Mare
Helena
Duplex
Norvin G
B. G
Monaca
Edith AE
Edith AE OM Se Eas Bbe
J. Brady
New [England
B. F
Maggie GT
Pedlar
Myssa Fe Munn
Edna Sprague
Cyclone
Maid of
Alta R
B. m
Frank
Hambletonian
J. O'Neil
LaGearveecosse Astervresaere Jorvin G
Br. G
J. Bowen
Woodshed
Dore
J. Scannell
Lady Golden
Woodbury Face Soap Cream and Powder Sample Offer
Woodbury’s facial soap facial cream and facial powder advertised as daily use to soften whiten beautify and preserve skin while preventing wrinkles freckles or chapping. Send 20 cents for samples of each to John LM Woodbury 11 et Poetop.
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Woodbury
John LM
Ruhlin Edges Dunkhorst In Long Catchweight Bout
Gus Ruhlin Akron giant fought Ed Dunkhorst Syracuse at Coney Island for twenty-five rounds before Greater New York A C. Ruhlin outpointed Dunkhorst through twenty two rounds, but could not stop him. Referee halted the contest in the twenty second round awarding Ruhlin the win. Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds. Ruhlin weighed nineteen. Dunkhorst absorbed heavy punishment, surprising both fighters and spectators.
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New York
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Ed Dunkhorst
Syracuse
Greater
New York A. C
Coney Island
Ruhlin
Dunkhorst
Boxing Gossip Links Top Contenders To British Trials
Boxing gossip outlines Willie Curley Dave Wallace Billy Edwards and others planning trips to England with Dick Burge and Charley Mitchell. It notes Curley Newcastle on Tyne 177pound champ and lists Wallace 124pound ace and Edwards welterweight champ of South Africa along with their recent bouts and possible inclusion in October events.
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Willie Curley
Patsy Haley
England
Dave Wallace
Great Britain
Billy Edwards
Dick Burge
Charley Mitchell
George Crisp
Will Curley
Newcastle-on-Tyne
W. Kirton
T. Kelly
L. Curtis
Com Sexton
Bill Sparrow
J. J. Garrity
Joe Farrell
C. Beadling
Ved Daly
Tom Turner
Billy Murphy
Ginnett’s Circus
Ted Hall
Fred Smith
Ben Jordan
Mike McGough
Ted Martinez
Goody” Yorke
George Butler
Ted Mortimer
Read
Borough
N.S. C
George Cunningham
Alf Wright
West of England
Morgan Crowther
Wales
South Africa
Frank Craig
National Sporting Club of
London
New South Wales
Jack Allen
Barney Henehy
Sydney
Jem Davis
Bill Toomes
Queensland
Jack Kirby
Tom Lowry
Knuckles
Lew Jones
Jem the ‘Grecian
Sid Barnes
Bill Jennings
Mick Dunn
Jack Valentine
Tom Duggan
Fishermen Missing From East Boston Harbor
Two South End men, William Johnson and Michael Kelleher, left East Boston in a small dory for a day of fishing. They had not returned by nightfall and their families notified police. Johnson, 48, from East Dedham Street, wore a gray coat and pants with a black derby hat. Kelleher, 388, Harrison Avenue.
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South End
East Boston
William Johnson
Dedham Street
Michael Kelleher
Harrison Avenue
Johnson
Voters urged to check rolls under October deadline
The Legislature enacted a law prohibiting assessments after October 1. Democrats must be assessed by October 1 to vote in state or municipal elections this year. Check the list now, and if your name is missing, attend to it immediately.
Local Consulate Pushes Street Sprinkling Law
The Local L A W consulate backs state level regulation to curb street sprinkling that floods roads and damages wheelmen. Members cite wet asphalt accidents and inconsistent sprinkler habits across Back Bay and Massachusetts Avenue. A proposal would set sprinkler hole size and per square inch limits with fines for drivers. The group plans to pursue legislation in the coming session and report next meeting.
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Pierce
Wells
Municipal Street Department
Westland Avenue
Back
A. G. Frothingham
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Boston
Century ride from Quincy to Boston invites local cyclists
H W McCabe of Quincy plans a Sunday century run to Providence finishing at Copley square Boston with a start at City square Quincy at 7 am and a meeting point for out of town riders at Dedham at 8 am. Fifteen minute stop, finishers within twenty minutes receive gold souvenir, pace limited to 12 mph.
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H. W. McCabe
Quincy
Providence
Copley Square
Boston
City Square
Dedham
Mr. McCabe
Penn Street
Denver
Col
Eddie McDuffee
McDuffee
Titus
W. W. Hamilton
A. A. Hackenberger
Chutes Park
Mott
Chairman Mott
Baltimore
Washington
Constant Huret
Berlin
Germany
Maurice Cordang
Cordang
Hoke Smith
Bristol
Penn
Century Road Club
Fatal Cave-In Kills 21 Year Old in Roslindale Trench
In Roslindale on Newburg street a sewer trench collapse during morning work killed 21 year old John Kelley and seriously injured his cousin Patrick Kelley, both from Longwood Street. John, recently arrived from Ireland, died minutes after burial. Patrick suffered multiple injuries.
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Roslindale
John Kelley
Longwood Street
Patrick Kelley
Belgrade Street
Central Avenue
Ireland
Patrick Dolan
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