Boston Loses Ground By One In Doubleheader
Boston drops the first game after Brooklyn shells Hickman for five runs in the fourth and two more in the eighth. Boston finally answers with a homer by Hickman, a Hamilton triple, and Tenney RBI, but Brooklyn wins 22 to 7 as Lewis dominates with strong infield support and double plays.
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Lowe
Bostons
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Boston
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Hickman
Lachance
Smith
Ganzel
Shoch
Dunne
Hamilton
Tenney
Allen
Shindle
Long
Collins
Lewis
Sheckard
Yeager
Schoch
Tenny
Stahl
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Fisher
Duffy
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Giants Blunders Let Orioles Take Game, Pennant Lead
New York Giants misplayed infield and baserunning allowing Baltimore to win. Joyce at third botched several grounders, while Meekin labored with poor support as Orioles opened with three runs in the first inning and the New Yorks failed to convert chances.
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Baltimore
Joyce
Baltimores
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Gettig
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Stenzel
Doyle
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Tiernafi
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Reitz
Robinson
Rietz
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Clark
Warner
Seymour
Hoffer
Orioles Rally Past Giants and Lead Pennant Fight
Baltimore thrashed the New York Giants to surge in the pennant chase as Boston took a 9 1 victory over Brooklyn. The Orioles hold a percentage edge in the standings while the Bridegrooms trail nine points behind.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Brooklyn Keeps Winning With Strong Fielding Showdown
In a brisk Brooklyn Boston doubleheader, Dunne pitched well for Brooklyn and Nichols struggled for Boston as Hickman steadied a shaky Boston bullpen. Brooklyn dominated the first game with nine straight singles and a triple, while the second game featured Lewis and Long infield changes that aided Brooklyn’s defense and offense. The Temple cup race looms as the Orioles visit, with a warmly anticipated finish.
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
THDA National League games list Brooklyn at Boston Baltimore at New York Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at Cleveland Cincinnati at Pittsburg Louisville at St. Louis Eastern League schedule Scranton at Providence Wilkesbarre at Springfield Buffalo at Syracuse Toronto at Montreal.
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Brooklyn Beats Boston in First Inning Rally at South End
Two baseball games at the South End grounds featured Brooklyn vs Boston. Brooklyn won the first game after a twelve run first inning sparked by hitting and poor Boston infield defense led by Nichols. Charley Ganzel misplayed a fly ball at first on Tenney, contributing to Boston’s struggles as the infield lagged behind.
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Boston
Nichols
Post
Allen
Lowe
Ganzel
Charley Ganzel
Nick
Rocky
Tenney
Charley
Ten
Mercer’s Strong Pitch Beats Phillies in Washington Fight
Mercer’s effective pitching defeats the Philadelphia club as Washington secures a win on September 21. Errors were numerous, harming the Phillies and contributing to the end result in a close contest played at Philadelphia, Penn.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Penn
Mercer
Phillies
Reds Rally Past Pirates Despite Fielding Lapses
In Pittsburg on September 21, the Reds benefited from strong hitting and Pirates errors to win the game. The contest drew about 1500 spectators and two more games are scheduled for tomorrow. The score was not provided in the readable text.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Reds
Pirates
Sensational steal gives Cleveland home win in chilly game
Cleveland achieves a hard earned victory as Ryan steals home in the ninth to tie the score. Attendance 500 with a pitching duel where Chicago wins 5 to 1. Connor Belden Decker Ryan Criger Donohue McAllister Childs Callahan Anson Thornton Wilson O'Day noted.
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Ryan
Chicago
Wilson
Thornton
Connor
Belden
Decker
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McAllister
Donohue
Criger
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Z. Childs
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O’connor
Pickering
R. PO
Cormick
Sos
Ee Lange
C Anson
Callahan
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Ceeses
Scranton Beats Providence In Close Hockey Bout
In a tight game at On Hom Providence Scranton edges Providence 8 to 3 while Springfield defeats Wilkes Barre 7 to 1 and Montreal tops Toronto 8 to 5. Syracuse shuts out Buffalo 2 to 1 in a separate matchup.
Last baseball day features varied pitching prospects
In Boston Klobedanz or Stivetts may start while Payne or Kennedy are considered for the Bridegrooms. New York may see Rusie against Baltimore and Hoffer versus the Giants. Baltimore faces delays and chilly winds as Temple cup games are urged to begin early. Boston could clinch the pennant if New York beats Baltimore and Boston wins two of three in Baltimore.
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Payne
Kennedy
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Baltimore
Hoffer
Giants
Crank
Ecity
Cranks
South End
Brooklyn
Bankers to Play Ball at South End Grounds
Bank officers have been granted use of the South End grounds on Saturday Oct 2 for a game between two nines from the association. Manager Lovell reports over fifty applications for team positions with hopefuls awaiting selection. Admission is free with ticket, music by the Manual Training Band of Cambridge, and the bankers also plan a final steamship excursion on the Plymouth Saturday afternoon.
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South End
Cambridge
Plymouth
Essex County Golf Club Women's Championship Leaders
In Manchester on September 21 preliminary play determined the leaders for the Essex County Golf Club women’s championship. M C Sargent 61 99, Mrs R C Hooper 60 101, Madeline Boardman 67 83 113, O E Longworth 62 84 116 advanced to first round hole play. Finals set for Thursday with the season’s last match Saturday, for Senator James McMillan’s silver cup.
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Manchester
Essex County Golf Club
M. C. Sargent
R. C. Hooper
Madeline Boardman
O. E. Longworth
James McMillan
Daley Triumphs in One Mile Novice Race
Daley secured victory in the One Mile Novice event, finishing ahead of rivals in a tight competition. The win highlights Daley's rising form and places them as a contender in upcoming meets.
Bristol County Fair Opens With 10000+ Visitors
Taunton reports a successful opening day with over ten thousand attendees. Horse races produced close, fast times with Agnes Witt, Nelson, and Mary L. winning trots and pacing in 2:40, 2:16, and 2:24 respectively. In bicycle events A M Leonard won the novice one mile, with Wade and Dubois placing. Open one mile saw Dennis Daley first, Urquhart second, Hills third. Daley again won the Handicap at Taunton with Clark and Belcher following.
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Bristol County Fair
Agnes Witt
Nelson
Mary L
A. M. Leonard
Laneham
James Wade
R. J. Dubois
Brockton
Dennis Daley
James Urquhart
Dorchester
H. B. Hills, Jr
Providence
James Clark
E. H. Belcher
Cooper the Winner in mile match race at Albany
Tom Cooper won the mile match race for 1000 dollars at Albany on September 21, taking three heats. Eddie Bald and Arthur Gardner finished with Bald first heat, Gardner second in the second heat, and Cooper clinching the final heat with a burst of speed to win by a length. Times were 2:31? for heat one, 2:26 for heat two, and 2:36 1-6 for heat three.
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Albany
N. Y
Tom Cooper
Eddie Bald
Arthur Gardner
Bald
Cooper
Gardner
Massachusetts Bicycle Championships at Glenmere Lynn
Amateur riders in Massachusetts are notified that state championships will be decided at Glenmere track Lynn on October 5 under Massachusetts division rules. Prize lists from Haverhill and New England amateur circuit meet details are included, with many cash and diamond rewards.
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Glenmere
Lynn
Haverhill
Messrs
Ellison
Gill
Boston
Charles E. Reed
Chelsea
William H. Egan
Roxbury
Harry H. Coggeshall
Michael
Sesna
Manhattan Beach
Shafer
McDuffee
Tom Butler
Trenton
Pensacola
Tom Cooper
Johns. Johnson
Earl Kiser
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F. A. McFarland
Fred Hoyt
C. R. Newton
Warwick
Watson Coleman
Nat Butler
Charles Wells
Dr. A. I. Brown
H. R. Steenson
Fred Titus
W. BE. Becker
HE. C. Bald
Arthur Gardiner
W. M. Randall
al Newhouse
Austin Crooks
H. B. Freeman
George Bodies
O. C. Tuttle
Old Howard Wins Again In Easy Baseball Victory
The Howard Atheneum base ball team defeated the Columbia Theatre nine on Huntington avenue grounds yesterday morning by 15 to 6. Ex Alderman Bryant played left field for Columbia in a City Hall style showing. Dolan hit a home run a two bagger and a single for Howard while White O'Brien Devine Fore paugh Nowell Soloman Cogan McFarland Reynolds Landick featured with the bat and glove. Umpires William Callahan and Fritz Pape satisfied both sides.
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White
O’brien
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Nowell
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Landick
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Correction to Post report on Mr Hunt crash injury
Mrs E B Hunt requests a correction to the Sept 20 Post story about Mr E B Hunt being scorched by a Board of Health wagon. She recalls his remark at Cambridge Hospital that both the team and he were going slow and asks why the driver hit him.
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Board of Health
Cambridge Hospital
E. BE. Hunt
Flaherty Wins 20 Round Decision in New London Bout
Martin Flaherty of Lowell defeated George Siddons of New Orleans on points after twenty rounds in New London Connecticut. Siddons pressed early rounds but Flaherty rallied to dominate the later stages and secure the decision.
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New London, Conn
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
George Siddons
New Orleans
Savin Hill Athletic Club Seeks Strong Teams for Season
The Savin Hill Athletic Club announces a season setup for a first class football team and invites strong teams to respond. The proposed lineup includes Wallace Ratigan, Arthur Dawson, A Menshage, Perse Horgan, William Birkenhead, Dar Porter, Grant Connor, W Mullane, W A Hall, Tentila, Joe Conlon and others. Address replies to James Kavewitt at 100 Pleasant Street Dorchester care Everett Capell.
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R. E
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R. T
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William Birkenhead
Dar Porter
1. T
Grant’’ Connor
W. Mullane
A. B
W. A. Hall
Us. Tentila
F. B
Joe Conlon
James Kavewitt
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Care
Everett Capell
Fitchburg Railroad Excursion to New York Sept 30
The popular annual excursion invites travelers aboard the Fitchburg railroad to New York on September 30. The fare is paid for the round trip, making the trip a standout event for riders seeking a covered travel experience at a fixed price.
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Fitchburg
New York
Portland Racetrack Trials Highlight 2:25 Trot and 3-Year-Old Pace
Races at Rigby, Portland, were incomplete on Monday and finished today in strong wind. Dave Devil won the 2:25 trot after a long heat, Patchen Boy swept the 3-year-old pacing heats, while Miss Margaret challenged but fell short. Tomorrow's card features the 2:40 trot for 3-year-olds, plus the 2:10 pace and 2:28 trot.
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Birnie
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Suffield Fair Opens With Cattle Day Events
The Suffield Agricultural Society fair began in Suffield Connecticut on September 21 and runs through Thursday. Cattle day featured exhibits while the racing card offered a 2:50 trot and pace and a local horse race Rex Nutwood owned by F Toule Amherst Massachusetts won the 2:50 trot easily and could have gone faster if pressed.
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Conn
Suffield Agricultural Society
Rex Nutwood
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Mass
Boxing Gossip Sparks City Interest In Ring Events
Chicago mayoral views on boxing favor regulation and safe exhibitions while opposing prize fighting. The column recounts bouts at Beecher's Falls Vermont with McGinley drawing O Imary and Burrell defeating Charest, plus letters from Charles Stone. It notes Lawrence challenge, Connolly's Buffalo showing, Kelly deeming Laughlin strong, Sears beating Zimpher, Maher on Fitzsimmons, and plans for Hartford and Brooklyn bouts. GEORGE V. TUOHEY reports boxing activity and public sentiment.
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Jimmy Kelly
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Frank Zimpher
Peter Maher
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Jim
Cambridge
Charley Farrell
Steve O’donnell
Hartford
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Jack Downey
A. C
Brooklyn
Mac
Downey
Jack
Kid McPartland
Dave Sullivan
Palomer
George V. Tuohey
Balloon ascent thrills Rochester fair as Kubrick lands safely
In Rochester New Hampshire on September 21 Professor Kubrick staged a balloon ascent reaching about 5000 feet and returning via parachute to near Gonic two miles from the grounds. The 2:50 race produced a dramatic moment when Baroness Zika stumbled in the second heat but recovered, though the mare sustained a head injury.
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N. H
Kubrick
Gonic
Zika
Chess in Berlin reaches eighth round at Archiekten Haus
In Berlin the international tournament resumed with Zink and Caro drawing an unfinished seventh round game. Corrections were made as Albin fell to Marco and Zinkl and the Charouseri vs Schlechter game ended in a draw. Marco led at 1 PM with 61 2, while Blackburne Janowskii Walbrodt and Caro Metger were at five and 61 2 respectively as eighth round began.
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Archiekten Haus
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Janowskii
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Metger
Danvers pair win semi final doubles in inter scholastic tennis
In Beverly on September 21 Sanborn and Hood of Danvers defeated Langmaid and Perkins of Salem 6-1 3-6 6-3 to win the last semi final set after rain delays. Finals for doubles and singles scheduled for tomorrow. team standings list Beverly 6 Salem 6 Danvers 4 Newburyport 3 Walker Academy 1.
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Danvers
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Perkins
Salem
Newburyport
Walker Academy
Fitchbure Rail Excursions At Popular Rates Announced
The Fitchbure railroad plans inaugural excursions at popular rates with Hoosae Tunnel as the objective. A special train will depart Union Station Boston at 8 15 a m on Saturday September percent, with fare unchanged at two dollars. The public continues to demand the popular trips in defer ence to past practice.
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Hoosae Tunnel
Hoosas Tunnel
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