Boston Slaughters Philadelphia 11 to 1 in Opener
Boston dominates Philadelphia as Lachance leads with multiple extra base hits and Ferris, Parent, and Young key in field and mound. Bender struggles early, Fairbanks briefly holds line, while Cy Young goes deep for Boston in a one sided victory at Huntington Avenue.
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Philadelphia at Boston Doubleheader Times
Two games scheduled in Philadelphia with a 1:45 start each, featuring the Phillies and Red Sox, alongside NBA style matchups New York at Washington Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at St. Louis.
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Kernan Joins Harvard Squad
Harvard fans were surprised as Hugh Kernan a left field and second baseman on the Crimson baseball team appeared at Soldiers Field and announced he would try for end on the football squad The New York native is brother to Bob Kernan captain of the 1902 eleven and a former halfback Kernan excelled at Brookline Polytechnic as an end and now embraces the late start with vigor Bob Kernan watched amused and supportive as Hugh showed his enthusiasm
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Double header set as Boston and Philadelphia clash today
Boston and Philadelphia prepare for a twin bill starting at 1:45 after Cleveland's consent. The teams seek two wins to boost Collins toward New York, with Gib son and Dineen pushing hard. Henley and Coakley or Plank to pitch for the Athletics as Philadelphia eyes pennant contention. Local fans recall two years ago Philadelphia’s twodecisive wins here that affected Boston’s race. Feverish anxiety surrounds today's games.
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New York Wins Two Games From Washington
New York swept both games from Washington today. The second game was called after six innings due to darkness, while rain halted the first game for 27 minutes. Chesbro pitched the final two innings of the first game and all of the second, delivering effective work.
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Cleveland Wins And Loses In Split With St Louis
St Louis and Cleveland each took one game as Cleveland pitcher Siever limited the visitors to six hits. Howell started for St Louis with 4 strikeouts, while Siever fanned six for a 1-1 split. Attendance reached 1878 for the doubleheader action in St Louis.
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Celeste's Orchestra Dances at Roanoke Club
Celeste's Orchestra plays dances every Wednesday at the Dancing Tonight Roanoke 8. and A. Club located at 2 North Russell Street Celeste's arrangement attracts local dancers to a midweek social in Celeste's venue listing churches and community groups nearby are not referenced.
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All First Class Dealers Sell Red Fox Ale at Same Price
A note states that all first class dealers offer Red Fox Ale at the same price as other ales. It invites patrons to try a glass today.
Two baseball games at Huntington Avenue today
Baseball notes cover today’s twin games at Huntington Avenue starting 1 45 pm with Dineen and Gibson pitching for Boston. Penny pieces of news include new pitcher Weller joining the Detroit trip, Lachance’s hot hitting, post season talk, and questions on sac hits and runs.
English college athlete tries for Harvard eleven
Harvard adds English talent Charles Glidden Osborne of London to its football roster. In his second year at Cambridge University, the former Oxford standout impressed coaches with his speed and aggressive play after debuting Monday. Osborne stands nearly six feet tall and weighs about 180 pounds, contending for halfback with strong potential against Yale and the Blue.
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Boxing Gossip Prominent Fights Hit Bangor Card Next Week
Young John L Sullivan arrives after months away and heads to Bangor to box Jimmy Briggs in a 12 round bout at the Bangor Athletic Club. Langford debuts in Baltimore Sept 30 versus Dave Holly as boxing circles buzz about Gans, Nelson, and other matchups.
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Quinn and McGee Rivalry Set for Franklin Field Showdown
Roxbury rivals Quinn and McGee meet Saturday afternoon at Franklin Field in what promises to be a thrilling season clash. The teams, both strong contenders, bring a heated history to the field as they battle for bragging rights and early standings.
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