Nationals Farewell Games of 1905 at Walpole Street Park
Get away day as the Nationals bid farewell to the 1905 season at Walpole Street Park. Tenney ter rors and the Brooklyn Souperbas duel for last place while Boston faces double-headers under new ownership plans. Brooklyn at Boston twice today.
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Walpole Street
Tenney Terrors
Souperbas
Messrs. Soden and Conant
Boston
Frank V. Dunn
Boston Nationals
John Haggerty
Fred Tenney
Philadelphia and New York Split Doubleheader In National League
Philadelphia takes the first game in 10 innings aided by Bresnahan wild throw. In the second, Mathewson dominates Philadelphia with two hits allowed as New York wins with a late rally in the eighth. Attendance 608. Umpires O Day and Klem. Time 1h 65m.
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Philadelphia
New York
Bresnahan
Mathewson
McGinnity
Pittinger
Titus
O’day
Klem
Duggleby
Bowerman
Gleason
Doolin
Bransfield
Dugeleby
Devlin
Dahlen
Oe Dug
Walid
Pittinge
Pout ii
R . Eeee
Ponlin
Trang
Browne
McGann
Mertes
Dooin
Courtney Strang
Newaia York
Torrance Brothers Win Championship Doubles
Henry A. Torrance and Alexander Torrance of the Englewood Field Club won the Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association championship doubles, defeating Shepherd Holmes and Herbert Copple in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-2 at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ienry A. Torrance
Alexander Torrance
Englewood Field Club
Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association
Princeton
Shephard Holmes
Herbert Copple
Dixon to Meet Murphy in Philadelphia Bout Tonight
George Dixon, the former champion, faces Tommy Murphy of Brooklyn in a six round bout at the National A. C. in Philadelphia. Both fighters are at weight and in good form with a special New York train running to the city for local fans after ticket sales pass 400.
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New York
George Dixon
Tommy Murphy
Brooklyn
National A. C
Philadelphia
Murphy
Cortlandt Street Ferry
Dixon
Bay State
England
Harvard Grid Notes Highlight Boston Ties and Yale Digs
Waldo Pierce from Harvard links to Andover and Roxbury Latin as a tackle or guard prospect. Roxbury Latin counts O'Brien Jack Wendell Cate and Leo Daly among its graduates now contending for Harvard. Yale reports two standout recruits Wimowski and Wei ley from Brown and Hill School, respectively. Syracuse recruits from Boston push to join the eleven. Lester Rich and Delano eye end and tackle spots for Brookline connections. Bowdoin preludes prep for Harvard on October 4 with captain Henry Chapman guiding Blair and Stacey of Somerville High seeking roles.
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Waldo Pierce
Harvard
Andover
Roxbury Latin
Roxbury
Haverhill High School
Boston
Haverhill
Bowdoin College
Henry Chapman
Includin Blair and
Stacey
Somerville High
Jenks
Local team tops Cincinnati with ten hits and six steals
The Chicago nine defeated Cincinnati by stringing 10 hits and stealing six bases in the first and third frames. Cincinnati struck back in the fifth, then three runs in the ninth off starter Weimer before Reulbach closed out the game. Final score not shown.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Weimer
Reulbach
AB. R
Slagle
AB. R BH PO. A
Huggins
Eesseers
Barry Eseereees
Seymour
Cinhesick Awas
Corcoran
Eeee Ee
Steinfeldt
Ee Odwell
Eve
Bridewell F
Wees
Wees 4 G Schlei ¢ Eeevese Overall Dervreeeres 4 Totals Eeereesee
Cincinnatis
Tinker
Chance
Maloney
Lobert
Chance Schulte
Evers
O'Neil Weimer
Boston Candlepin League Formed With Eight Clubs
A new bowling league named the Boston Candlepin league was organized last evening. It will include eight clubs: Casino Chauncy Sudbury Enterprise Columbia Field's Corner Noddle and Centrals.
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Boston Candlepin League
Casino
Chauncy
Sudbury
Enterprise
Columbia
Field’s Corner
Noddle
Centrals
Daly Hears Charge Against Patrolmen
Patrolmen Wyman and Hill of Cambridge were arraigned before Mayor Daly on a charge they received and drank beer allegedly given by a Sparks street resident after an assault on Patrick Doyle. Daly heard the evidence and took the matter under advisement.
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Wyman and
Hill
Cambridge Police
Daly
Sparks Street
Cambridge
Matthew Corkery
Patrick Doyle
Hooray wins Holly handicap at Gravesend in 1 11 3 5
A L Aste's Hooray, a 12 to 1 shot, easily captures the Holly handicap at Gravesend in 1:11 3-5. King’s Daughter finishes second, Jacobite third. Other winners include Petropan, Yorkshire Lad, Ben, Israelite, and Baron Esher in their respective races with times noted.
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New York
A. L. Aste
Gravesend
Israelite
Mus
Baron Esher
Harvard Men Show Speed in Practice
Harvard football players endured a drizzling morning focusing on ball handling and a varied afternoon practicing punting and fielding under kicks. Standouts include Hanley Foster Leonard Reid’s staff backs Paul and Daly, with emphasis on disciplined coaching and speed shown by freshman tackle Brill and last year’s standout Paul.
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Harvard
Hanley
Foster
Leonard
Daly
Bert Waters
Reid
Paul
Nolan Again in the Limelight
Billy Nolan manager of Battling Nelson claims a 7000 dollar fund was raised in San Francisco to defeat the Ralston anti-prize fight bill at the last Legislature session. He says Harry Corbett holds 1000 of the forfeit money as Nolan’s share. Corbett admits holding it but says Nolan owes that amount and denies paying legislators to defeat the bill.
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San Francisco
Ralston
Harry Corbett
Nelson
Britt
Nolan
Sacramento
Corbett
Gossip of the Boxers in Chelsea and Boston Circles
Boxers Fitzsimmons and Hart eyed a winner take all bout with a side bet amid Boston Chelsea chatter. Local clubs like Douglas and Thornton plan matches as Harry Edels trains with Connolly prospects in Portland. Notables include Feltz Goodwin, Goodman, Nugent, Haghey and Mellody with managers eyeing wider schedules.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Marvin Hart
Hart
Douglas Club of
Chel
Douglas Club
Tommy Feltz
Chester Goodwin
Manchester
New England
Harry Edels
Chelsea
Bartley Connolly
Portland
Maine
Edels
Jimmy Briggs
Freddy O’brien
Connolly
Briggs
Philadelphia
Unk Russel
Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Mellody
Kid Goodman
Mooney
Dick Nugent
Boston
Charley Haghey
Schultz
Lynn
Nugent
Stanton Abbott
Thornton, R. I
Providence
Time request stalls meeting with Jimmy Walsh
Morris Levy of the Hayes Valley A. C. in San Francisco wired Billy Pierce yesterday asking if Jimmy Walsh would meet Frankie Neil at 116 on Sept. 2. The offer was accepted, but Neil declined later believing more time was needed.
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Morris Levy
Hayes Valley A. C
San Francisco
Billy Pierce
Jimmy Walsh
Frankie Neil
Levy
Neil
Boston Latin School Aims for Successful Season
Boston Latin School completes tough afternoon practice at Locust street grounds with 23 players in uniform. Dr. Thomas Mc Guire and Jack Norton coach, joined by Joe Daly brother of Charley Daly. Captain Cowan predicts a very successful season and rivals to top Greater Boston teams.
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Boston Latin School
Locust Street Grounds
Thomas McGuire
Jack Norton
Noon
Joe Daly
Charley Daly
Harvard
Cowan
Boston
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Boylston Streets
Nationals
Frederic P. O’connell
Pittsburg
Chica
Phillies
A. E. Browne
LOS Angeles CO
Summer St
Torrance Brothers
Brooklyn Bay
THE
NEW Bowling League
Wolef
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Big Squad
Brill
Pete Bowditch
Lewis
Reggie Brown
Battling Dane
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
LATIN
Vogue
Summer Street
Hanover Street
Captain Cowan
H. B. Kirk & CO
Frankfort, Ky
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