Pirates pull off late base running win over Giants
In Pittsburg on Sept 20 the Pirates defense and aggressive baserunning broke the game in the seventh inning as Clarke's squad beats the Giants. Tyler pitched well with a left handed crossfire but Boston failed to time Banker Hendrix, ending in a Pirates victory.
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Wargely
Giants
Pirates
Clarke
Tyler
Pirate
Boston
Banker Hendrix
Boston Ee
Kirke
Sac- Tyne
Wilson
Sweeney
Miller
Sirifice
Jackson
R. Miller
Dgackson
Wagner
McDonald
Hendrix
Pittsburgh
Johnstone
Eason
Giants Nears National Pennant as Wins Pull Lead
The Giants strengthened their grip on the National League pennant by winning twice from St Louis yesterday while Chicago and Philadelphia split. Tyler pitched well for the Pirates, and Boston built a brief lead with a first inning double by Sweeney. Pittsboro scored in the fourth, and a seventh inning double steal by Miller and Simon sealed the game as the crowd at Forbes Field watched eagerly.
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Hendrix
Waterloo
Giants
Forbes Field
Boston
Bill Sweeney
Miller
Jackson
Sweeney
Bill
Onlin
Donlin
R. Miller
Pittsboro
Wagner
Wilson
McCarthy
Simon
MacCarthy
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
West Newton to Christen New Collier Newton at Fore River
Miss Dorothy Whitley of West Newton will sponsor the new collier Newton during a noon Monday launch from Fore River yards in Quincy. The 406 by 4 6 by 31 foot vessel has a 7200 ton carrying capacity and will join the New England Coal and Coke fleet.
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West Newton
Newton
Fore River
Odin Fritz
Dorothy Whitley
Quincy
New England Coal and Coke Company
Boston
Whitley
Charles E. Hatfield
Smith College
Reds Sweep Brooklyn In Twin Bill On Opening Day
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn in a double header winning 7 to 5 in the opener and 12 to 1 in the nightcap. A sixth inning rally carried the Reds to the first game victory while the second game ended after Brooklyn batted in the seventh inning.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Giants Win Two From St Louis In NL Race
New York sweeps St Louis 4 0 and 7 4 to extend the lead in the National League chase. Marquard held the first game to four hits, while the second game ended after eight innings due to darkness. Merkle and Konetchy led with two base hits while Snodgrass and Clarke had three base hits apiece in the nightcap.
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New York
Marquard
Oakes
Ellis
Merkle
Konetchy
Herzog
Doyle
Hauser
Mowrey
Magee
Meyers
Keneidy
Devore
Snodgrass
L. Laudermilk
Balis
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R. I. C. Wins Big Stake at Detroit
Detroit September 20 Thomas W Murphys R T C extended his winning run by capturing the Michigan $10 000 stake the feature event of the Grand Circuit card at the Michigan State Fair grounds He dominated all three heats in a hollow victory continuing his string of successes
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Thomas W. Murphy
Michigan
Michigan State Fair Grounds
Moretta
Patrick
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Toters
Murphy
RT. C
Patrick Pointer
B. S
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Shank
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Harrison
Rollins
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Delmarek
Sunny Jim
Shadeland Nutkens
Shively
Saunders
Shaughran
Sara Ann Patch
Rook
Don
Brown
Twinkling Dan
Buck Munscovite
Kronor
Lucius Todd
Hall
Pia Shaban
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Gloucester Vessels Return After Northeaster Storm
Four fishing boats docked at Gloucester yesterday with fares totaling 102000 pounds of haddock 48200 pounds of cod 000 pounds of hake 2000 pounds of scrod haddock and 800 pounds of lemonsole. A fleet of nearly 15 vessels had cleared port conditions and sailed for various grounds with many expected back next week.
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Provincetown
Haddock
Markets
Jemonsole
Hake
Cod
Pollock
Crest
Greer
J.B. Kelk
White Star Line
Zeeland
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston Light
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
Richard Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abbey Theatre
Dublin
Alice Nielsen
Wolds
Warren Line
Sachem
Admiral Dewey
O'Neill
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Cape Cod
Sandsman
Dartmouth Squad Scrimmage In Progress At Hanover
Dartmouth athletes conducted continuous signal drills through morning and afternoon sessions in Hanover. Three teams practiced forward passing punting and teamwork under coaches Cavanaugh Gilman and Bankart with early errors giving way to noticeable improvement. a scrimmage is scheduled for tomorrow.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Cavanaugh
Gilman
Bankart
Harvard Football Squad Is Divided
Harvard's 63 players were split into two squads with 29 on the first team and coach Percy Haughton taking part in practice for the first time this season.
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Harvard
Percy Haughton
Football Squad Divides Into A and B Prospects for Present Season
Twenty nine players split into two groups as coaches assign future first and second elevens. Haughton and assistants spent time on signals and individual technique while Hann and Dewey led the second unit through light ball work and dummies. Harwood Amory Maguire Hopkins Gardiner Storer and others formed the first lineup with later shifts and replacements. Driscoll, a Brookline High standout, joined for a tested center role and impressed with physique and readiness.
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Charlie Hann
Dewey
Leary
Withington
Smith
I. E
Garamer
J. T
Blodgett
J. G
Huntington
Parmenter
R. G
Leslie
R. T
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Wigelesworth
Campbell
J. H
Morrison
R. H
Wendell
F. B
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Amory
Maguire
Hopkins
Telton
Gardiner
Wigglesworth
Pierce
Blackwell
Storer
L. E
Hollister
Jenks
Keays
Stowe
Holt
R.e
O'Brien
Quarter
Potter
Granstein
Frothingham
Driscoll
Brookline High
Old Brown Player Joins Tufts Squad
Mediford Sept 20 The Tufts football squad was strengthened by Wyn Adams old Brown fullback and punter joining the team. Veteran players Kewer Gaw and Porter are expected out soon as the forenoon practice was light and the afternoon drill the longest and hardest of the season so far.
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Mediford
Tufts
Wyn’’ Adams
Brown
Kewer
Gaw
Porter
Lush Quits Yale After Six Years
New Haven September 20 Billy Lush Yale baseball coach announced he severed ties with Yale after six years at the helm. He has not disclosed future plans but has several coaching offers including one likely in Annapolis. Lush may return to professional baseball as Yale shifts to graduate coaching this fall with Captain Merritt possibly offering to Al Sharpe the Yale post.
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Billy Lush
Yale
Ife
Annapolis
Hick
Merritt
al Sharpe
Penn Charter School
Philadelphia
Dannahy Captained Bowling Team Wins First Prize
At Franklin Wield last evening six teams from the Boston Bowling on the Green Club competed for prizes. The team captained by Skip Dannahy won the first prize with the top scores listed for Rink 1.
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Franklin Wield
Boston
Skip Dannahy
Hilton Beats Evans In Final Rounds at Shinnecock Hills
Hilton defeats Evans in the National Golf Club tournament final match at Shinnecock Hills. At 96 holes, Hilton leads 3 up with 2 to play after Evans trailed by five at the morning break. The field included H. H. Hulton and Charles Evans Jr. as former champions.
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Shinnecock Hills
H. H. Hulton
England
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
Hilton
Evans
Wilkes Heart Wins Wakefield Mile Match Race
The Wakefield Reading fair second day featured a New England’s two fastest horses race. Wilkes Heart owned by Warren Kimball of Haverhill defeated Highball owned by Samuel Hastings of Wayland in three straight heats with times of 2 18, 2 16, and 2 17.
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New England
Wilkes Heart
Highball
Warren Kimball
Haverhill
Samuel Hastings
Wayland
Peterson Death at Westbrook Stirs Family Secrecy
In Westbrook Maine An 82 year old Peter H Peterson died by suicide using a rifle in his room A note found by the body quoted The sister Hattie is mentioned but is dead and Peterson was unmarried Relatives know little of the motive or reference in the note.
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Westbrook
Hattie
Peter H. Peterson
Peterson
Shipping News: Sails and Arrivals at Boston Harbor
Arrived steamers Bloemfontein Pattison Calcutta via Colombo and others with towing barges from Norfolk to Baltimore. Cleared vessels include Kentucky Copenhagen New Works Bev ereux and several schooners and sloops. Currents include high water times and tide rises noted for planning.
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Pike
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Newport News
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James S. Whitney
Nellie Eaton
John
Chester
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Liverpool
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Hamburg
Bennett
Port Antonio
Wyoming
Perth Amboy
Brunette
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Bellewood
Nellie
A. R. Co
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Bonanza
Boston
Buffet
Grace A. Martin
Singleton Palmer
Georgietta
Sullivan
Viking
George R. Bradford
Rockport
Ervin J. Luce
Thomas Hix
Kennebec River
Edward S. Eveleth
Essex
James & Ella
Ipswich
America
Baseball Game Schedule for Today
Boston visits Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati in two games. New York plays St. Louis in two contests. Philadelphia travels to Chicago for two games.
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Boston
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