Indians Vanquish Beaten Red Sox 4 1 in Boston Tilt
Nap Lajoie led the Cleveland lineup as the Indians beat Boston 4 to 1 at Huntington Avenue Grounds. Joss and Young dueled, with Cy Young suffering and Criger injured. Flick, Bradley, and Lister contributed, while Boston’s Fer ris, Ferris and Speaker offered some resistance in a game delayed by travel.
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Tigers
Napoleon Lajoie
Boston
Huntington Avenue
McGuire
Indians
Here
Springfield
Flick
Cleveland
Bradley
Turner
Lajoie
Clark
Steer
Nee
Hinchman
Birmingham
Lister
Joss
D . Se
Barrett
Sullivan
Parent
Ewes
Speaker
Ferris
Wagner
Criger
Subeaark
Shaw
Ce Sent Eeee
A ” Young
Ae Seeene
Tenes
Hoey
Pruitt, Pere
Birmingham's Home Run Helps Win Tight Ballgame
In a 4 to 1 victory at 2 48 PM, Birmingham hits a home run. Flick Turner and Lajoie contributed with two base hits and a sacrifice. Young allowed nine hits in eight innings, Pruitt gave up two in one inning. Joss struck out eight. Attendance reported at 5 040. Um pire Egan.
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Young
Birmingham
Flick
Turner
Lajoie
Pruitt
Joss
Speaker
Unglaub
Lister
Ferris
Shaw
Wagner
Egan
Earl Smith Hurt in Bristol Fair 2:26 Trot
At the Bristol fair races in Taunton on September 20 Earl Smith owner and driver of John Woodcock was thrown when the horse ran away and fell under the animal suffering an ankle fracture. A boy named Charles Coyle was run over and severely cut in the ensuing excitement. Sailorman won the 2:26 trot after five heats and Star Pugh captured the matinee race in straight heats.
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Taunton
Earl Smith
John Woodcock
Smith
Charles Coyle
Sailorman
Star Pugh
Senators Fall Doubleheader to the White Sox in Washington
Chicago swept Washington in a two game set at DC. The White Sox won 2 to 1 in the opener with a costly wild throw by O'Brien to Altizer, and 13 to 6 in the nightcap as Patten and Walsh were removed from the mound.
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Washington
Chicago
Washington Today
Altizer
O’brien
Patten
Walsh
B. R. BH. PO
A Hahn
Py E
Jones
Ec. F . Ene
Isbell
Eves Wees
Donohue
Lba
Vw ” Vu
Davis
Dougherty, Roche
Sullivan
C. Smith
Ee Eeesennes
Milan
Cat
Ganley
Clymer
O'Brien
Warner
Roche
Ilahn
Johnson
Smith
O' Loughlin
Detroit Nips New York 1–0 In Final Series Opener
American New York hosted Detroit in a one run loss as Payne tripled in the seventh and Donoo van doubled to drive home the only run. Detroit pitcher held the hosts scoreless through seven.
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New York
Detroit
Payne
Donoovan
Vbe
Eastern League Results From Newark Jersey City and Providence
Montreal defeated Newark 4 1 in game one and 4 2 in game two of seven innings. Jersey City beat Buffalo 1 0. Providence routed Rochester 13 0 in five innings due to rain. Baltimore won 4 3 over Toronto in game one and 3 2 in game two.
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Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Picks Athletics to Win the Pennant
Clark Griffith, manager of the New York Americans, predicts the Philadelphia Athletics will win the American league pennant. He cites their favorable home schedule, rested players, and strong pitching while warning key rivals may slip at critical moments.
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Clark Griffith
New York Americans
Athletics
Philadelphia
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Pitchers Battle 4 1
St Louis wins 4 1 over Philadelphia in a pitchers battle. Powell Waddell and Bartley limit hits as a costly error and a fourth inning rally decide the game. Hartzel doubles for Philadelphia. Kept to six innings on Waddell. Time 1h 30m. Umpires Hurst and Connolly.
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Powell
Waddell
Baitley
St. Louis
Murphy
Bartley
Louis
Hartzel
Niles
Wallace
Jones
Seybold
Davis
Nicholls
Hurst and
Connolly
P Fee Oleae
Philadelphia AB R
A Sey Bold
Seer
Collins
Oldring
Schreck
P Seer Eereens
P See
Neponset Dorchesters vs Institutes Set for Championship Game
In South End today the Neponset Dorchesters meet the Institutes of Cambridge in the second game of their Greater Boston championship series for a $100 purse. Neponset won the opener 4 to 38 and hopes to turn the tables with Newell of Lynn and Murray as battery while Cambridge relies on Ryan and Ainsmith. The third game is scheduled for Locust street grounds Saturday September 28 with a 3 p.m. start.
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Neponset Dorchesters
Institutes of Cambridge
Greater Boston
Neponset-Dorchesters
Newell
Ate
Lynn
New England
Murray
Institutes
Ryan
Ainsmith
Locust Street Grounds
First Football Games Set For Today Across Colleges
Schedule includes Williams at Williston Seminary in Williamstown Bates against Fort Preble in Lewiston Carlisle Indians meet Lebanon Valley in Carlisle Bucknell hosts Mansfield Normal in Lewisburg Penn State faces Altoona A A at Altoona Exeter hosts Dorchester A C in Exeter Dorchester High meets Dorchester Waltham High faces Mechanic Arts High in Waltham Natick High meets Hyde Park High in Hyde Park Morse High vs Deering High in Bath Maine Medford on list of openers
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Williston Seminary
Williamstown
Bates
Fort Preble
Lewiston
Carlisle Indians
Lebanon Valley
Carlisle
Penn
Bucknell
Mansfield Normal
Lewisburg
Penn State
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Altoona
Exeter
Dorchester A. C
N. H
Dorchester
Waltham High
Mechanic Arts High
Waltham
Natick High
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Morse High
Deering High
Bath, Me
Injuries Mount as Baseball Season Takes Its Toll
The season's injuries across the two big leagues worsen with Lou Criger's broken bone ending his season likely. A partial list includes Bresnahan, McGann, Batch, Umpire Evans, Bowerman, Laporte, Casey, Lumley and Criger amid frequent head and limb injuries from pitched balls and other collisions.
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Lou Criger
Roger Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Dan McGann
Heine Batch
Evans
St. Louis
Frank Bowerman
Frank Laporte
Jimmy Casey
Pittsburg
Harry Lumley
Lynn Defeats Holyoke in Postseason Series 4 to 2
Lynn beat Holyoke 4 to 2 in a postseason game. Connaughton starred at second for Lynn. Batteries Moore and Brady faced Luby and Ahearn. umpire Priest. Time 1h 38m.
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Holyoke
Connaughton
R.H.E
Moore
Brady
Luby
Ahearn
Priest
Maddox Sails No Hit Through Brooklyn Bats in Pittsburg
Maddox of Pittsburg pitched a remarkable no hitter against Brooklyn at Pittsburg, the first home pitcher to do so for the club and the second no hitter in Pittsburg history. Brooklyn scored on wild throws by Maddox and Wagner as the run came from wild plays.
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Pittsburg
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Wheeling
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Pitsburg
Matt Kilroy
Baltimor
Old Union Park
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BH. PO
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Lewis Ss
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Bureh
Maloney
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Stricklett
Loom
Coo
Storke Gibson
Hlem
Sweet Marie Breaks World Trotting Record at Allentown
Sweet Marie driven by William J. Andrews set a world trotting mile record on a half-mile track at Allentown State fair grounds, finishing in 2 07. Crescens had held 2 09 1 2. The mare also notched 2 08 1 2 for a mile to a wagon, after winning a $5000 purse while Andrews earned $500.
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Penn
Sweet Marie
William J. Andrews
Allentown State Fair Grounds
Crescens
Andrews
Abe Attell to Box Sullivan in Alton Opening Night
Boxing gossip notes Abe Attell meets Tommy Sullivan in Alton Illinois as the Cooper Social Athletic Club inaugurates a show with Dave Deshler vs Young Donahue in a 15 round rematch planned for September 30. Two undercard six round bouts precede the main event.
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Tommy Sullivan
Alton
Ill
Cooper Social Athletic Club
Dave Deshler
Roxbury
Donahue
Chelsea
New England
Donohue
Deshler
Cooper Club
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Frisco
Coast
Britt
Joe Gans
Chicago
George Memsic
Memsic
Gazettes
Memsie Fough
Gus Gardner
Gus
Jim
Memsate
Memsie
Los Angeles
Gens
Gans
Baseball Notes from the Indians game and spring training
Second game with the Indians today starts at 2 45. Birmingham's running catch robbed Unglaub of a triple in the eighth. Bradley Flick and Windaman from Boston Nationals watched the game from the grand stand. Egan the new umpire impressed yesterday except for one close call at first base.
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Birmingham
Bradley
Flick
Jake Orendorff
Sam Brown
Windaman
Boston Nationals
Egan
Davey
West Baden
Pinehurst
N. Y
Philadelphia
Kowalski
O'Day
Jacklitsch
Washington
Dedham Poloists Defeat New Haven for Perry Trophy
Dedham 1st team dominated the final Perry trophy match at Karlstein beating New Haven 15 1 4 to 10 3 4. Dedham clubs finish the tournament undefeated with an 8 goal handicap affecting New Haven in the afternoon contest.
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Dedham
New Haven
Karlstein
Rye Triumphs in Heavy Gravesend Showdown
Rye, the favorite, won the 11-16 mile stakes at Gravesend as heavy track conditions persisted. Tomacco finished second with Tony Bonero third while other winners included Magazine Right Royal Dan Enrique Smiling Tom and Prince Fortunatus across six races.
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New York
Rye
Gravesend
Tomacco
Tony Bonero
Magazine
Right Royal
Dan Enrique
Smiling Tom
Prince Fortunatus
Marions Cross Bats Today With the Institutes
The last Marions of East Boston meet the Institutes of Cambridge this afternoon at Wood Island Park. Both teams chase the amateur state championship making a hot game likely with Ned Hanlon and Nonnie Larkin for the Marions supporting Ryan and Fallon for Cambridge.
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East Boston
Institutes of Cambridge
Wood Island Park
Ned”’ Hanlon
Nonnie” Larkin
Marions
Ryan and
Fallon
Cambridge Nine
Remarkable Boston Doctor Offers Free Consultations
In Boston at 589 Tremont Street Dr. Liverpool advertises free consultations. He claims to diagnose diseases without prior exam or patient input, instantly identifying symptoms and advising treatment, stating whether a condition is curable and the suggested course, with his office location given.
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Liverpool
Tremont St
Boston
National matchups set across major league cities
National schedule lists Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at St. Louis. Matchups highlight early season action across four metro markets with key regional rivalries.
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Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
New Philadelphia
York
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Peek
Bee
New York Wins Kansas City? No, Cincinnati Game Stays Tight
New York scored four runs in the eighth inning to beat Cincinnati as Ewing, Hitt and Ames held. Mitchell and Ewing powered two base hits while Seymour added a three base hit. Kane and Bresnahan led steals for New York as Dahlen argued a call and was removed.
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New York
Autrey
Dahlen
Huggins
Hitt
Ames
Ferguson
Newsome Rivne V-Cuke
Mitchell
Ewing
Browne
Devlin
Seymour
Kane
McLean
Bresnahan
Bowerman
Harnifan
McGinnity
Emsile
A. BE. Shannon
A Seymour
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Bresnaban
Doyle
Hannifan
Anies
K ” PO
U Huggins
Ganzel
Ib Hele
Lobert
A Mowrey
aSchlel
Eleanor Wins Lipton Cup in Jamestown Yacht Races
The Eleanor of Marblehead Mass won the Lipton cup at the Jamestown exposition with 12 points. Dorothy Q of Marblehead holds 11, Capsicum of Port Washington L. J. and Dorothy of Baltimore have 9 each, Sue of New York 2 after today’s racing. Eleanor finished first on time allowance, Sue was disqualified though she crossed first, Capsicum second, Dorothy Q third, Dorothy fourth.
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Eleanor
Marblehead
Mass
Dorothy Q
Dorothy
Baltimore
Capsicum
Port Washington
L. J
Sue
New York
Cornell Signals Work Tightens Practice At Ithaca
Cornell coaches staged varsity and scrub signal practice in Ithaca New York on September 20. The varsity lineup included Vanorman Cosgrove Crourke Thompson Cook Piollet Caldwell Earle Shearer and May with several others listed. The scrub roster featured Tydeman Dulaney Jefferson Humarch Fowler Mason Mcleod Gardner Harris Hutchinson and Moon among others.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
R. E. Vanorman
R. T. Cosgrove
R. G. Crourke
Enenay L. G. Thompson
L. T. Cook
L. Piollet
C. B. Caldwell
R. H. Earle
Neds To Shearer
F. B. May
R. E., Tydeman
R. T. Dulaney
R. G. Jefferson
C. Humarch
L. G. Fowler
L. T. Mason
L. E. Mcleod
C. B. Gardner
R. H. Harris
L. H. Hutchinson
F. B. Moon
Draw Declared After Close Bout Between Cranson and Tickle
Providence reports a tight match at Lymansville where Monk the Newsboy Cranson and Bobbie Tickle fought to a draw after a hard fought contest refereed by Jack Doherty.
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Providence, R. I
Lymansville
Monk
Cranson
Bobbie’ ‘Tickle
Jack Doherty
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