Rain Again Blocks Boston Two Games This Afternoon
Heavy rainfall forced cancellation of two Chicago and Boston games. Nichols started for Boston and Garvin for Chicago, with zero runs in the first inning before the rain halted play. A 3 o'clock restart was planned for a doubleheader continuation today.
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Chicago
Rosston
Nichols
Boston
Garvin
Bergen
Donohue
Burns
Young Ging
Selee
Philadelphia Defeated As Hahn Struggles On Mound
In Philadelphia on September 21, Cincinnati defeated the Phillies 5 to 4 as inability to hit Hahn hampered Philadelphia. An eighth inning substitution and a ninth inning error by Beckley left the game within reach, but Goeckel failed to deliver. Elberfeld injured in the fifth, attendance 1596.
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Philadelphia
Hahn
Beckley
Gockel
Bernhard
Elberfeld
Lajoie
Donahue
Goeckel
Cincinnati
Philadelhia
Delehanty
Crawford
Swartwood and Hunt
A. Barrett
R. F
Selbach
Corcoran
Irwin
A. Thomas
Seeeer Chiles
I Flick
T. Ns
Lauder
Ies McFarland
C Delan
Vine
Baltimore Triumphs In Eleven Inning Doubleheader
Baltimore defeated Cleveland 4 0 in the opener after Holmes muffed a fly ball leading to two extra innings. In the second game Harper struggled while McGinnity pitched well as Baltimore won with late scoring. Attendance reported at 1289.
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Baltimore
Gay
Cleveland
Holmes
Harper
McGinnity
Baseball Play Recap Includes Knepper and Knepp Errors
In a late innings recap Knepper registers two strikeouts with Howell and McGinnity adding two more. Lachance is hit by Knepp and Knepper is charged with two errors while Howell has one. Bases show Baltimore and Cleveland with a time of 2 hours 15 minutes. Umpire Snyder.
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Howell
Baltimore
Cleveland
Sheckard
Koelster
Lachance
Montreville
Holmes
Kruger
McGraw
Robinson
Keister
Eeewville
Prodie
Eeeere Lachance
fRobinson
fHowell
Crisham
McGinnity
BF Pond
Peance
Balle
Knepper
Knepp
Snyder
Altimore AB
Fultz
B. Wevereseoce
Tennessee
Demontreville
Tee Harris
Brodie
Eeese
Kister
Seee
C. F
Harley
Eeesene Lockhead
Hemphill
Dowd
Eister
Duncan
Yeer
Harper
CG Brodie
Louisville Wins Doubleheader In Washington
Louisville defeats Washington 4 0 in first game and 7 3 in second as Fila hr clears bases in sixth inning. Attendance 1000. Notable hits include Freeman two three-base hits and Ritchie homer.
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Washington
Louisville
Filaherty
Kittridge
Washviee
Stafford Jelly
Waegner
Freeman
Ritchie
Wagner
Hoy
Kelly
Giltanis
Evans
Philippi
Pedo
Dwyer and
Brown
AB. R
C. F
A. E. Clarke
Leach
Eesees
Eeresere Ritchie
Airds
E. Slagle
S.S
Shiebeck
O Brien
McGann
Padde Freeman
Nee Staffor
Fifield
Flaherty
bail—Zimmoor
Dwyer and Brown
Philadelphia Association and star players stir baseball talk
John T. Rogers denies the St. Louis report backing the new American Association. Goeckel's .198 average disappoints Phillies fans while Colonels look strong for Philadelphia. Bergen's brother, 20, excelled in 122 Western games. Teammates Pickett Shannon Lyons Lennon Breckinridge join recent games as Selee praises Shannon's arm. Rumors place George Wagner backing the club with grounds secured at Twenty-ninth Street and Columbia Avenue.
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John T. Rogers
St. Louis
New American Association
Goeckel
Phillies
Colonels
Philadelphia
Louisville
Burkett
Keeler
Delehanty
Bergen
Dave Pickett
Binghamton
Frank Shannon
Springfield
Selee
Shannon
Toby Lyons
Barney Lennon
Breckinridge
Toby
Ipswich
Philadelphia Association
George Wagner
Twenty-ninth Street
Columbia Avenue
Reorganized local football squads seek strong opponents
The Dorchester Heights A A of South Boston reorganized for the season and will schedule games with top teams averaging 126 to 120 pounds. Coach Woodruff of Penn plans to replace Harvard guard back formation with a new play. New York, Princeton, Yale, and Columbia to host big games this fall as Penn, Carlisle, and Harbor View reorganize.
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Dorchester Heights
A. A
South Boston
Kiam E. Conway
Baxter Street
Woodruff
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
York
Big Four
Princeton
Columbia
Manhattan
Gothamites
Yale
New York
U. of P
Reugenberg
Schoch
Barnard
Hodge
Reuenberg
Penn
Ae Martin Wheelock
Carlisle Indians
Filer
Smith
H. Pierce
Scott
Wheelock
Rodgers
Archinette
Hudson
Arner
Cornell
Harbor View
East Boston
A. Middleton
Iron Street
Harvard Football Practice in Rain and Mud Adds New Coach and Players
Harvard football continued two hours of practice in rain and mud with new coach Joe Upton and new players Swain Campbell and John Lawrence. Swain, a former tackle, aims to reclaim a varsity spot after a leg injury. Campbell captained the freshman team last year.
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Harvard
MacMasters
Joe Upton
Doucette
Dibblee
Swain
Carroll
Campbell
John Lawrence
Eaton
Bigelow
Fuller
Burden
I. W. Kendall
E. Kendall
Harvard Opens Season At Cambridge Versus Williams
Williams will be Harvard s first opponent on the football field with the opening game set for Cambridge on Saturday September 30. Season tickets cost 3 and are available in Cambridge at several shops and offices and in Boston at Wright Ditson s and J P Lovell Arms Company.
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Williams
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard Co-operative Society
Leavitt & Pierce's
Amee’s
Gray’s Hall
Boston
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington Street
J. P. Lovell Arms Company
Cordang regains world endurance cycling record at 640 miles
A cable despatch from Holland dated Sept 18 reports M Cordang has reclaimed the 24 hour world record with 640 miles 120 yards, surpassing A B Walters 637 miles. Other items note Fall River track meet plans on Sept 30 with Beauregard Ryan as star, plus multiple five and two mile races, exhibitions, and pacing events. In Jamaica Plain two women were fined for not having lights, and a Massachusetts L A W election committee meeting discussed ticketing and candidate selection with full ticket expected Oct 1.
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Holland
M. Cordang
A. BE. Walters
al Haynes
Fall River
Ed Schulze
Pawtucket
Joseph Turgeon
Ernest Dowty
Ludger Richards
Logan and
Steig
Scorchers
Providence
Wrentham
Fensmere
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica
Crescent Park
Harry Elkes
C. Stuart Bolting
Jack Farnham
Metropolitan
Frank P. Hastings
Copley Square
Eddie McDuffee
Mineola
L. I
McDuffee
Columbia
Billy Saunders
Massachusetts L
A. W
Robinson
Aaron Wolfson
the. L
Peter Jackson Returns Home Stricken by Pneumonia
Peter Jackson the pugilist has returned to Victoria after sparring exhibitions in the Northwest. He is hospitalized in Vancouver with a severe pneumonia attack and doctors fear he may not recover.
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Victoria
B. C
Peter Jackson
Northwest
Vancouver
Interclub Bowling League elects new officers meeting held
The Massachusetts Interclub Bowling League met at 66 State Street with clubs including Melrose A C Reading A C Kernwood Malden Central Somerville Oxford Lynn Newtowner Cambridge Glendon Everett Jef fries Winter East Boston Review Chelsea and 99th Artillery Charlestown. Officers elected were A M Willis president F E Delano vice president and R B Harding secretary treasurer. The Oxford Club resigned. A meeting is set for Friday September 28 to appoint committees.
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Massachusetts Interclub Bowling League
State Street
Melrose A. C
Melrose
Reading A. C
Reading
Kernwood Club
Malden
Central Club
Somerville
Oxford Club
Lynn
Newtowner Club
Cambridge
Glendon Club
Everett
Jeffries Winter Club
East Boston
Review Club
Chelsea
99Th Artillery Club
Charlestown
A. M. Willis
F. E. Delano
Devine Wins Tight Three Night Pool Match at East Boston
In the three night pool tournament between Devine and Tyne at East Boston the former won the match by a score of 300 to 298 before a large and enthusiastic crowd.
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Devine
Tyne
East Bosto
Columbia Races Defenders in 5 Mile Brush Off Coast
The Columbia sails from Bristol toward Newport in a 5 3 4 mile contest with Defender, finishing about a half boat length behind as rain ends the race. The crew tests a new lighter mainsail while awaiting Nat Herreshoff’s tuning guidance and plans to continue daily practice through Monday before heading to New Rochelle for final prep.
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Bristol
R. I
Newport
Columbia
St. Michaels
Herreshoff
Nat Herreshoff
Iselin
Providence
New Rochelle
McAuliffe Held In Jewelry Store Robbery Case
McAuliffe, arrested after a Wednesday night larceny at 281 Main Street, faces held for the October grand jury. A red haired accomplice remains at large as police recover some rings valued at ten dollars and search for the rest.
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Boston
McAuliffe
Charlestown
Anderson
Main Street
Charles Street
Mr. Anderson
HIDE TAX HURTS THE SHOEMAKER STRIKE WARNING
Horace M. Eaton of Lynn Massachusetts testifies at the industrial commission that the Marlboro strike failed for both employees and employers with wages cut 2½ to 30 percent and arbitration rejected by employers. He urges stable prices, shorter hours, tougher import rules, and warns against a shoe trust hurting labor. Allen of Brooklyn supports immigration restriction as economic protection.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
Horace M. Eaton
Lynn
Mass
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union of America
United States
Canada
Eaton
New England
Mr. Eaton
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Maryland
Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Rhode Island
William H. Allen
Brooklyn
Thoughts of Labor
Protective Labor Union
Readville Race Day Delayed by Weather
Two heats completed yesterday at Readville before horses were forced to retire due to bad weather. Races resume today at noon featuring a 2 04 ace 2 10 pace 2 14 trot and 2 17 trot. Special trains run from Boston to the grandstand entrance.
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Readville
Boston
Grand Stand
Maryland Democrats Secure Odds in Baltimore Political Shakeup
Governor Lowndes demands resignation of United States Senator George L. Wellington as chairman of Maryland Republican State central committee. Wellington alleges power curtailment and accuses Lowndes of conspiring with John K. Cowan to control the party. Wellington plans to retire if resolutions stand, while the campaign for Lowndes seeks to counter colored voters and Malsterite support.
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Baltimore
Lowndes
United States
George L. Wellington
Republican State Central Committee
Wellington
State Central Committee
Senator McComas
Mr. Mudd
Cumberland
John K. Cowan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
McComas
Wellngton
Smith College Opens With Record Freshman Class
Smith College begins the term with a freshman class of 325 to 350, among the largest in its history, as exams since June leave many students unable to pass. The total enrollment tops 1200, making Smith the largest women’s college worldwide.
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Northampton
Smith College
Smith
Seelye
Gatherigs
Charles F. Emerick
Vanderbilt University
Moore
Georgiana L. Morrill
Heidelbur University
Vassar
Frances M. Lyons
Chicago University
Grace A. Smith
Grace A. Doconig
George L. Sousat
His
Hopkins University
Vitor Mary V. Young
Yurica University
Frances Co. Smith
N. Gertrude Dyar
Anne I. Barrows
Boston University opens new College of Liberal Arts class
Boston University opened its College of Liberal Arts with William F. Warren delivering the address. The new class shows a higher male proportion, with old students returning and fraternities active in rushing. Regular class work begins today as Dean Huntington forecasts a bright year amid faculty changes and resignations.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
William F. Warren
Dean Huntington
Marshall S. Perrin
Perrin
Thomas Lindsay
James Geddes, Jr
M. Brun
Geddes
Helen M. Armstrong
D. L. Sharp
Tufts College Opens Doors For Seventh Decade Start
Tufts College opened yesterday morning entering its forty seventh year with expectations of a strong year. Regular college work begins tomorrow and the entering class in the college of letters numbers about 75 with co eds common. Divinity school membership will be about 25 this year.
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Tufts College
Sudeine
College of Letters
Divinity School
Two Hold-Ups Reported in Boston as Robberies Increase
Early yesterday morning two hold ups occurred in Boston with no arrests yet. H C Wardwell of East Boston was assaulted on the Common losing a gold watch and chain as three men attacked him. Henry E Chamberlain of Somerville was knocked senseless on Howard street near Bulfinch and robbed of 12 dollars and loose change. Police believe the same trio committed both robberies.
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Boston
H. C. Wardwell
White Street
Mr. Wardwell
Howard Street
Bulfinch
Henry E. Chamberlain
Somerville
Crane and Bates Club Forms in Ward 7 Meeting
About twenty colored Republicans in Ward 7 met at 6 Porter Street to form a Crane and Bates club. Rufus J. Smith was elected president, Joseph F. Sims secretary, and Thomas Ward treasurer. A ten member rallying committee was chosen and a three person prep group given authority to call a ward meeting before the caucus on Tuesday Sept 26.
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Ward 7
Porter Street
Crane and Bates Club
Rufus J. Smith
Joseph F. Sims
Thomas Ward
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