Kid McCoy Divorce Action Ends In Draw In New York
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy and wife Julia Selby reached a temporary stalemate as his divorce suit was abandoned and her alimony claims withdrawn. Attorney Abe Hummel signaled a potential new absolute divorce action while Mrs Selby alleged a “fake” fight with James J. Corbett to swindle the public. Corbett denied the charge as McCoy planned to return to New York to seek reconciliation.
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Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Julia I. Selby
Charles L. Hoffman
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
McCoy
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Connolly Wins Fifteen Round Bout In Boston Card
Lynn Sept 21 The Kirtland Club boxing card featured a 15 round main event where Eddie Connolly of Boston defeated Joe Robinson on points after a tougher challenge. Robinson opened with a cut over Connolly’s eye and broke a bone in his hand in round two yet persisted to the final bell. Connolly rallied late, nearly stopping Robinson as the final bell rang.
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Kirtland Club
Ginger
Young Nadeau
Cambridge
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Watertown
Eddie Connolly
Joe Robinson
Boston
Connolly
Robinson
Gorbettt Returns Amid Wish for Reconciliation with Wife
Gorbettt plans a return as he seeks to reconcile with his wife amid ongoing tensions. The case outlines his intent to resume family relations while facing public attention and legal safeguards.
Boxing Gossip Spotlighting Al Smith Visit And Sporting Endorsements
The piece extols Al Smith of New York as a premier sports patron whose influence spans boxing and other athletics. It notes his role with John L. Sullivan, involvement in famous matchups, and connections with notable New York and Boston figures. It previews Smith’s forthcoming visit to Ieston and potential boxing attractions and matchups.
Tufts Cross-Country Run Under Ericksson At Tufts College
Tufts track athletes led by captain August Tsadore Ericksson host the first cross-country event of the year this afternoon. Runners assemble at Goddard Gym at 3 o clock, with a route through Medford and West Medford back to the gym past Clarendon Hill. Notable entrants include A Isadore Ericksson I A Murphy Arthur W Hersey F F B Starr Taunt S C Wilson G R Spofford RB G Smith R S Phipps Dr C Stroud R W Nason J B Masson.
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Arlington
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Taunt
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G. R. Spofford
RB. G. Smith
R. S. Phipps
Dr. ©. C. Stroud
R. W. Nason
J. B. Masson
Double header action as Boston and Philadelphia clash
Philadelphia and Boston split a two game set after a night of glare and pitching artistry. Dineen dominated for Boston, limiting Philadelphia to four singles while Long and Collins contributed key hits. Lajoie starred for Cleveland visiting, with multiple extra base hits, as Boston’s Freeman delivered a decisive eighth inning.
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Phillies
Washingtonian
Delehanty
Douglass
Dineen
Chiles
Hansonite
Jack Dunn
Philadelphia
Herman Long
Dunn
Jimmy Collins
Tenney
Collins
Selee
Brooklyn and New York game summary with key plays
Three baseman hits by Van Haltren and Keeler, a two base hit by McGinnity, and Mercer and McGinnity combining for eight strikeouts. Brooklyn error led to first base on balls counts, with 8 for New York and 6 for Brooklyn left on base. Davis, Van Haltren, and Bowerman involved in notable plays. Time near 55 minutes with Snyder umpiring.
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McGinnity
Brooklyn
New York
Mercer
Davis
Bowerman
Murphy
Doyle
Snyder
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Uae
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Jones
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Jennings
Erte Ene
Sheckard
Demontreville
Cross
Sees
Dahlen
Whelley
Coera
Eewen Renee
Aeceseses
Plumbers to Play on Locust Street Grounds
The Master Plumbers' Association meets the plumbing supply house salesmen today at 2 p m on Locust street grounds in South Boston. It is the third in a series with each side holding one win. Last year the plumbers won 6 to 5 in a close game.
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Master Plumbers’ Association
Plumbing Supply House
Locust Street
Boston
Master Plumbers
Daly Harshly Urges Yale Football Progress in Early Week
Harvard reports its first practice week under Daly and Dibblee with mixed progress. Daly sharply criticizes the squad for slow improvement and emphasizes forming effective play ahead of Wesleyan game. New and old players drill in formations, heavy and light groups, while coaches refine centers and ends as Yale tensions rise with Daly of Columbia observing.
Brooklyn Becomes Heat of Rowdy Contested Game
Brooklyn fans erupted as McGinnity grounded into a double play with bases loaded to tie the game. Umpire Snyder issued a disputed call prompting Kelly to throw a glove and McGinnity to push the umpire. Police escorted officials from the field amid hooting. Hawley also clashed with the umpire and was ejected. Demont misthrew a plate in the sixth as attendance reached about 200. The score is not shown.
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Brooklyn
McGinnity
Davis
Snyder
Kelly
Hawley
Demont
Evening session opens at Comer’s Commercial College
Evening session of Comer’s Commercial College opens October 1 offering superior instruction in book-keeping shorthand typewriting business arithmetic and penmanship. Tuition five dollars per month. Call write or telephone Oxford 760 for circular 666 Washington St corner Beach Boston.
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Commerciat
Oxford
Washington St. Cor
Beach
Boston
Salesmen Triumph at Bass Point in Close Game
The salesmen won at Bass Point with an 8 to 6 score. A pursuit race and a 100 yard dash are listed for prizes.
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Mer
Bass Point
Pole-Carew Reaches AOD Mut After Tough Trek
Despatch from Roberts reports Watervalboven on September 20 where Pole-Carew broke through jungle ravines with little road. He captured thirty-eight flour cars, one coffee car, and nineteen damaged engines at Watervalender. Lieutenant A. P. Clarke was shot but not fatally while on rounds. at 8 he failed to hear a sentry's challenge.
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London
War Office
Rd Roberts
Bicycle notes on New England championships and city paving plans
Joseph Turgeon of Fall River claims the New England amateur title and invites challengers by October 4. Turgeon may face Fred Beauregard and Jack Farnham in a five-mile race if accepted. Worcester events feature Elkes, Ross, Causey, and Porter on Sept. 20 with ten miles behind pace.
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Joseph Turgeon
Fall River
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Charley Porter
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Indianapolis
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Harry Gibson
Newby Oval
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Freshmen Grid Prospects Assess Team Tryouts
The report lists new men including Percival Webb Henderson and Fox among others, noting sizes and positions. It highlights pairings in practice scrimmage, praises Kernan’s punting and speed, and cautions that rushing and defense need weeks to judge.
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Lee
Barnard
Lewis
Jim Lawrence
Les
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Yale Heavy Football Season Ahead in New Haven
Yale plans a heavy season under hot late September conditions as New Haven readers are told the football team faces a demanding schedule and strong opponents this year.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
Captain Brown Deferred from Practice
Captain Brown did not enter into the practice session. The note records his absence and indicates no participation in the drill.
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Lincoln A A team seeks opponents matching 120 pound average
The Lincoln A A team of Somerville seeks games with teams averaging 120 pounds. Address L Hafford, 827 Washington Street, Somerville. John B C Eckstorm of Boston, former Dartmouth captain, leaves next week for Columbus to coach Ohio State. Undergraduate season tickets give first choice for Harvard Penn game. Order of sale follows a fixed priority. Season tickets grant access to center sections on the north side of Soldiers Field for home games except the Penn game. Tickets on sale at Wright Ditson and Cambridge. Ralph Davis, last year’s Andover captain, appears with Princeton candidates as a pleasant surprise to undergraduates. Cornelius Daly of Worcester arrives at New Haven for entrance exams next week with Columbia potentially losing him. Holy Cross faces Amherst Aggies today. Dowd from Worcester High joins Worcester College as a promising candidate. Cornell squad reaches thirty-five, new heavyweights scarce. Captain Starbuck dislocated shoulder and will be out two weeks.
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