Munroe Juniors Claim 13 Year Olds Championship
The Munroe Juniors of the West End win the 13 year old championship after 20 games with 17 victories. The lineup includes Captain McMahon, William Kenney, Henry A. Walsh, Francis OHar a, John Elsden, F. M. OHar a, John Cowan, Joseph OHar a, and R. R. Catolani.
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Munroe
West End
McMahon
William Kenney
Henry A. Walsh
Francis O'Hara
John Elsden
F. M. O'Hara
John Cowan
Joseph O'Hara
R. R. Catolani
Nationals Win Twice in St Louis Doubleheader
Boston defeated the Cardinals in both games of a double header in St Louis on September 20. Carney outpitched O Neill in the first game while Malarky edged Moran in the second as Boston capitalized on timely hits. Both teams have one more game before the season ends.
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Cardinals
Carney
Mike O'Neil
Malarky
Moran
Dallas
Tex
Patsey Donovan
P.O. A
Aenese Dunleavy
R. F
Smoot
Brain
O. Hackett
Essereeses
M. O'Neill
Dexter
Greminger
J. O'Neill
Dunleavy
Cooley
Farrell
Burke
O'Neill
Ca’ B Neill
Amires—Johnstone
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Abbaticchio
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P. Moran
Awdtoy
Ryan
Coveney
Seneesen
Cc. Moran
P.aie
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Phillies edge Reds in two games at Philadelphia
Philadelphia wins 8 to 4 in the second game after the first game ends early in the seventh inning. Corcoran carries the visitors with key hits, while Gleason Hallman Titus and Mitchell tally for the Phillies. Attendance reaches eighteen thousand five hundred eighty eight as Hahn and Mitchell split pitching duties.
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Philadelphia
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Hahn
Gleason
Hallman
Titus
Doom
Mitchell
Sreesal
Hulswitz
Fohl
Doolin
Teel
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Hurst
A. Barry
Donlin
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Dolan
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Ewing
Fraser
Cincinnat
Sete Ener
Wolverton
Seymour
New York Dominates Chicago in Baseball Tilt
New York 6 Chicago 2 as McGinnity kept Chicago at bay except for one inning. Attendance 25,900. Line scores show New York with a strong 6 runs to Chicago’s 2.
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New York
McGinnity
Chicago at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
Chicago plays Boston while Cleveland visits New York Detroit travels to Philadelphia St Louis faces Washington and Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh in a slate of games.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Collins Team Poised for Pirates Series Revival
Chicago notes set today 3 30 as the Collins team prepares for the Pittsburg series with owner Killilea and manager Collins reporting satisfactory player arrangements. Fans bet on crowds at the opener while Carl Lothrop predicts five of seven Pirates wins. Freeman leads with 82 doubles 22 triples 12 homers as Hans Wagner draws interest elsewhere.
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Collins
Killilea
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Fred Tenney
Dougherty
Freeman
Winter
Carl Lothrop
Boston
Pirates
al Buckenberger
Rockford
Columbus
Johnstown
Penn
Altoona
Harrisburg
York
Carlisle
Democratic Rallies Held in East Boston and Union Hall
A Democratic rally for John L. Kelly candidate for Senator takes place tonight at Lyceum Hall East Boston with Kelly speaking. A second rally at Union Hall on Commercial Street will also feature Kelly in his Senate bid.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
John L. Kelly
Union Hall
Commercial Street
Kelly
Jeffries Point Rowing Club Holds Grand Reception
At Maverick Street clubhouse in Easton the Jeffries Point Rowing Association honored its winning crews with a crowded public reception attended by about 800 members and friends. Speakers included John J. Douglass and others while Douglass, who did not seek office, received a long ovation and even recited two poems.
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Easton Westerday
Jeffries Point
Thomas J. Giblin
John J. Douglass
Eugene Buckley
John I. Kelly
John J. Flaherty
James Nolan
James J. Donnelly
Thomas Clark
Daniel W. Gallagher
John F. Sullivan
Manasseh Bradley
Daniel Sheehan
Mr. Douglass
Clover Baseball Team Finishes Season With 16 Wins
The Roxbury Clover baseball squad ends the season with 16 victories and 4 defeats. Capt J Rooney paces the team with W Henderson catching Friary at 8b Bond Corrigan s at Green Kelly 1b Munroe Inf Healam 2b and Joe Henderson as manager.
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W. Henderson
Friary
Bond
Corrigan
Green
Kelly
Munroe
Healam
Joe Henderson
Yale Professor Predicts 1:50 Trotting Mile Limit
New Haven September 20 Professor William H. Brewer of Yale says the American trotting horse will reach a mile in 1 minute 50 seconds but will not exceed that. He notes decades of data from 1866 onward and predicts the 2:00 mark may be challenged only in the distant future.
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Yale
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Conn
William H. Brewer
Yale University
Sheffield Scientific School
Bob Fitzsimmons
George Gardner
Robert
Boston
Gardner
New York
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Fitz
Sandy Ferguson
Con Coughlan
Coughlan
Sam Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
G H H. Wells
Swampscott
Young Safrin
East Boston
Young Brooks
Kid Lewis
Hughey ‘O’rourke
Young Kelly
Chester Goodwin
Joe Williams
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boxing Gossip and Club Plans Stir Boston Ring Activity
The Central Athletic Club schedules a strong meeting with top talent including Albert Delmont vs Eddy Carr in a six round bout and Billy Ryan against Johnny Quigley in eight rounds. Joe Walcott vs Tom Carey headline a twelve round match as Sullivan returns to Boston amid ongoing boxing negotiations and club reorganizations.
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Membe
Talen
Albert Delmont
Eddy Carr
Criterion Club
Delmon
Carr
Tom
Jabber) Carey
Tammany A. C
Walcott
Carey
Tom Ryan
Chester Goodwin
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Abe Attel
California
Billy Lynott
Fall River
Austin Rice
Kid Goodman
Tommy ‘Feltz
New England
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West
Briggs
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Kold
Haby Curley
John Lawrence Sullivan
Boston
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John L
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Arthur Cote
Twin Sullivan
Charley McKeever
Charley O'Rourke
McKeever
O'Rourke
Jim Tudge
Bantam
Griff Jones
Joe Riley
Butterinsky Lewis
Roxbury Club
Philadelphia
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Genie Cole
Sullivan
Cole
Twin
B'nd
Peter
Echo E . Jetter
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Taward Tr. Font’ine
Janes P. Mooney
John D. O'Reilly
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Postponed Bike Race Amid Night Darkness
The Sulkins Leander and De Guichard paced the race at Charles River Park with plans to run Saturday evening. A blackout caused a postponement and a riot, prompting manager Eckhardt to shift the event to Monday evening and guarantee admission for those with checks or coupons. Nat Butler aims for the mile record in the meet.
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Sulkins
Leander
de Guichard
Charles River Park
Eckhardt
Nat Butler
Americans Ready For Pittsburg Games In Big Series
The Col- Mina champions, after a week with 28, 17, and 14 hits in successive games, prepare for a Pittsburg series. The team seeks the world title, players share gate money, Barney Dreyfuss backs them, and fans anticipate high quality ball as baseball talk runs strong. Batting and fielding averages of local teams are noted.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Collins Boys
Pittsburg
Col- Mina
Barney Dreyfuss
Colling
Removing Top of Westminster Chambers in Copley Square
Work on lowering the Westminster building by six feet proceeds after cherubs and fruit garlands are removed while caryatids stay. Woodbury & Leighton say no further decoration will be added, a copper coping to shield heads. Legal dispute cited, esthetic impact noted.
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Copley Square
Woodbury & Leighton
Seny
Leighton
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