Cubs Tie World Record With 106th Win In Season
Chicago beat Boston 3 to 1 to pull even the world record for most wins in a season. Tinker Steinfeldt and Sheckard starred in a three run third inning. Reulbach held Boston’s bats as Cy Young’s effort lingered. The clubs meet again with Pfeffer set to pitch.
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Tenneyites
Cubs
Boston
Cy’' Young
Tinker
Reulbach
Ruelbach
Howard
Bridwell
Chance
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
Schulte
Bates
Slagle
Young
Pfeffer
Barry Proves Easy for Tigers in 9-2 Win Over Boston
Detroit defeated Boston 9 to 2 at Bennett Park marking the season finale for the visitors. Barry pitched well amid some wildness, while Killian returned to action for Detroit and contributed despite a high run total. Crawford, Cobb and Lindsay led the offense with multiple hits as Detroit led from start to finish.
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Mich
Boston
Bennett Park
Barry
Edward Killian
Sterling
Parent
Killian
Stahl
Chadbourne
Payne
Schaefer
Lindsay
Kil- Man
Crawford
Cobb
Grimshaw
O’leary
Morgan
Carrigan
O'Leary
McIntyre
Coughlin
Eaenee
Sense
Eeerees
P Ce
Witeis
O’ Leary
Schaefer Killian
Umpfire
O’ Loughlin
New York shuts out St Louis in shutout win
In St Louis on September 19 New York blanked the home team as Orth pitched effectively throughout the game preserving a shutout.
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ST. Louis
New York
Orth
Brooklyn Split Double Header New York pennant hopes fade
In a twin bill from Brooklyn, New Yorks lose to Cincinnati 3 to 2 and then fall to St Louis 5 to 4 in a day of late darkness. Key moments include two base hits by Jude and Lobert and multiple steals as Cincinnati and Brooklyn split the double header in a pennant race context.
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New York
Louis
Niles
Eanevne
Rocken
Stonefield
Chase
Elberfeld
Hartzell
Klelow
Keeler
Hoffman
Orth
Powell
St. Louis
Newark
Connolly
Eason
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Mtwo
Jude
Lobert
Delehanty
Deal
Alperman
Maloney
Batch
Carthy
Casey
Hummel
Kelley
Huggins
Hall
McLean
Johnstone
Emilie
Richie
Philadelphia
Marshall
Crawford
Doolin
Murray
Bennett
Hally
Barry
Duggleby
Rhodes
Karger
Thomas
O'Day
AB. R
M Maloney
Reardon
A Kelley
F . Seer
Evens
Smoot
F Lobert
Delahanty
Seer Ewing
Lewis
Stricklett
Ewing
Schlel
Emslie and Johnstone
Chicago at Boston and other baseball matchups
Chicago meets Boston while Cincinnati plays Brooklyn and Pittsburg faces New York with St. Louis visiting Philadelphia in a set of marquee games.
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CHICA
Philadelphia
Eveland
Washington
New York
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia Ee
T. Uls Ee
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Batted for Ames and Pittsburg Defeat New York in Darkness Call
In a suspended eighth inning due to darkness Pittsburg beat New York 5 to 4. Sey mour hit his second homer for Ames and four pitchers combined for the nod with Leever and Ferguson keying the late rally.
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Taylor
Pittsburg
New York
Leever
Ferguson
Seymour
Burke
Donlin
Browne
Haliman
Leach
Bresnahan
Hallman
Wagner
Philadelphia Tops Chicago 4–3 In Darkened American Tilt
Philadelphia wins a hard fought 4 to 3 game over Chicago after rain and darkness interrupt the action. Donahue and Shean pace the offense with key hits while Isbell swipes three bases. Altrock and Dygert split the pitching duties as Hahn and Isbell sparklingly defend.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Altrock
Donahue
Shean
Lord
Armbruster
Donohue
Sullivan
Isbell
Hahn
H. Davis
Dygert
Roth
Sheridan
Hartsel
O Lord
C. F Shean
Oldring
Schreck
E. Hahn
Jones
Roche
Nell
Ee Roth
Dundon
G. Davis
Seer
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion September 29
The Boston & Maine Railroad offers a round trip to Lake Winnipesaukee on September 29 for 2.00. Travel by train to Alton Bay and transfer to the Mount Washington steamer for a 60 mile sail with views of the White Mountains. Tickets available at Boston City ticket office until Sept 28 and at Union Station until departure.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
New Hampshire
Alton Bay
Queen of New England Lakes
White Mountains
Presidential Range
Sandwich Range
Passaconaway
Chocorua
Paugus
Sail
Boston City
Washington Street
Olympic Club Bouts Stopped by Authorities in Essington
The Olympic Club of Essington attempted a boxing show at the defunct Tuxedo A C but authorities halted proceedings. Sheriff McClure halted the event and arrested featherweights Hughey McCann and Billy Morrison. The pair were taken to Chester for a Media hearing scheduled tomorrow.
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Penn
Olympic Club
Essington
Tuxedo A. C
Sheriff McClure
Hughey McCann
Billy Morrison
Chester
Hoosac Tunnel Excursion Sets Sept 22 Round Trip
Boston and Maine Railroad offers a $2 round trip excursion through Hoosac country to North Adams with optional turnoffs to Wilmington Vermont for a visit to the Hoosac Tunnel and Fair. Special trains depart 8:30 AM from North Station, return 4:30 PM, with tickets on sale at city offices until Sept 21.
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Hoosac
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Boston & Maine North Station
Waltham
Boston
Rumor of Nationals Sale Surfaces Again
Harry Pulliam is due to arrive in town with renewed talk that Soden and Conant may retire from the National League club. Soden and Conant would sell at the right price while Pulliam presses to buy. He seeks votes for re election as president and desires to own a National League team.
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Messrs. Soden
Conant
Pulliam
Soden
Jackies Win 14 Inning Affair Over Jamaica Plains
Rhode Island sailors edge Jamaica Plains 7 to 6 in a 14 inning game at Wood Island Park after the game was lengthened due to a scorekeeper error. Hester Kennefick and Barker starred for Rhode Island while Marley Larkin O Keefe and Norton led Jamaica Plains.
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Jamaica Plains
Wood Island Park
Marley
Larkin
O’keefe
Norton
Hester
Kennefick
Barker
R.H.E. Rhode Itd
Thonton
Riley
Ferguson Baking Team Beats Fox on Broadway Field
The Ferguson Baking Company baseball squad defeated Fox Baking Company's team 6 to 0 at Broadway Field in Somerville yesterday. Batteries Owens Balfe and Nolan Clarke and Conrad.
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Fox Baking Company
Broadway Field
Somerville
Owens
Balfe
Nolan
Clarke
Conrad
Vermont foliage season draws visitors with fall specials
Vermon t foliage peaks in September and October with lush green hills turning gold and brown. Central Vermont railway offers reduced round trip fares to Sept 30 with return by Nov 1. Open year hotels include Hotel Champlain Swanton Franklin House Highgate Springs Summit House Mount Mansfield with others welcoming year round. Three daily express trains connect Boston and Vermont including New England States Limited. Tickets and reservations at 360 Washington Street Boston.
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Central Vermont Railway
Green Mountains
Champlain
Swanton
Franklin House
Highgate Springs
Summit House
Mt. Mansfield
Randolph
New Portland
Sheldon
Green Mountain Inn
Stowe
Montpelier
Boston
Montreal
New England States Limited
Washington Street
McCarthy tipped as Boston Americans manager for 1907
Framed as a near certainty by insiders, Tom McCarthy is expected to become manager of the Boston Americans for 1907 after a years long debate over Collins successor. The report cites high industry sources and notes McCarthy's past as star outfielder and later coach at Holy Cross and Dartmouth.
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Boston Americans
Tom McCarthy
Collins
McCarthy
General Taylor
Ban Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Hugh Duffy
Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
Washington Street
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Many Veteran Gridiron Stars Back at Dedham
Dedham High boots star roster features Finn and Biddle ends G Rogers Harris tackles Eastman guard Grant centre King quarterback Dud Rogers full Pratt sub tackle Boyd sub quarter Carney sub end Gifford sub end Shannon and Scarry out for first time Geisbecker Corbett Russell Harris Shine Hodgdon Cairns Simmons Bernard manager Frank Harris captain Edward Bernard and Edward King Jr schedule set for Sept 29 Winthrop Dedham Oct 2 Chelsea Oct 6 Newton Oct 9 Reading Oct 183 Needham Oct 16 Open Oct 20 Rock Ridge Hall Oct 23 Open Oct 27 Chelsea Oct 29 Stoneham Nov 3 Waltham Nov 6 Open Nov 10 Wellesley Nov 13 Quincy Nov 17 Dedham Nov 24 Hyde Park
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Dedham High
Finn
Biddle
G. Rogers
Harris
Eastman
Grant
King
Geisbecker
Corbett
Russell Harris
Shine
Hodgdon
Cairns
Simmons
Bernard
Frank Harris
Edward L. Bernard
Edward King, Jr
Winthrop
Chelsea
Newton
Reading
Needham
Rock Ridge Hall
Stoneham
Waltham
Wellesley
Quincy
Winchester
Hyde Park
Autumn Excursions in White Mountains At Reduced Rates
White Mountains fall trips return September 15 through October 6 with Boston & Maine Railroad round trip tickets to all White Mountain points. Low rates at hotels, side trips including Glen Crawford Notch Profile Summit and more. inquire at stations or by writing General Passenger Department Boston Mass.
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White Mountains
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
White Mountain
Glen
Crawford Notch
Boston & Maine
General Passenger Department
Boston
Mass
Holy Cross Names Indian Candidate for Eleven
Holy Cross lists Hamel a 200 pound Indian candidate from Minnesota for the eleven this season. John W Cahill, former Holy Cross player, will coach Milford High football team this fall.
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Holy Cross
Hamel
Minnesota
John W. Cahill
Milford
Tenney Plans Tryout For Pitcher Howard In Box
Roxbury native Richard Howard Jr. is to be given a tryout by Nationals manager Tenney. The 21 year old pitcher, who has starred for three years, recently duplicated Cy Young by keeping every opponent off base against Walworth with East Boston.
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Richard Howard, Jr
Roxbury
Tenney
Nationals
Howard
Cy Young
Walworth
East Boston
Phantom Wins Hitchcock Steeplechase at Gravesend
Phantom the 7 to 5 favorite won the Hitchcock steeplechase at about 20 miles at Gravesend. Jimmy Pane was second and Coligny third. Roseben carried 150 pounds and lost in the first race. Comedienne, at 20 to 1, won by one and a half lengths. Four favorites won.
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New York
Springfield Defeats Lynn 8 to 3 in Loose Game
Springfield beat Lynn 8 to 3 in a loosely played contest. Batters McLaughlin and OConnor led Springfield with key hits while McPartlin and Madden stood out for Lynn on September 19 at Springfield.
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Springfield
Lynn
R.H.E. Springfield
McLaughlin
O’connor
McPartlin
Madden
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