Pittsburg Beats Klobedanz Led Braves In Boston Showdown
In Boston yesterday, Pittsburg swept the visitors with strong fielding and clutch hitting. Klobedanz pitched superbly as Long and Duffy starred defensively and at the plate, backing the champion club with timely hits and a dramatic double play.
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Pittsburgs
Herman Long
Clark
O’brien
Klobedanz
Long
Gray
Lowe
Collins
Padden
Kirby
Duffy
Gardner
Hamilton
Tenney
Brooklyn
Griffin
Jones
A. Smith
Magoon
Reese
Daly
Lachance
Ryan
McKenna
ST. Louis
AB. PO
Dowd
R. J
Stenzel
C. F
Reesee Cross
Clements
Sullivan
Harley
Tucker
Seers
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Tone
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Seereseeses
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Bergen
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Gelffin
Reee
Hughey
Dnoffy
Brooklyn Etiote
Wagner
Pittsburg
Doss
Harley and Clements
B. E
Donovan
R. F
Warner
McCarthy
Osdee
Shriver, c
Boston Cencesececcons
Pittsburg Peeners
O’ Brien
West
Boston
McDonald
Gaffney
Phia Beats Cuppy In Turbulent Game
Phia defeated Cuppy in a dull contest as visitors’ fielding lagged behind yesterday. Attendance was 128, and the score remained unresolved in the report.
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Phia
Colonels Rally Past New Yorks Despite Grady Injury
Hits when needed and errors by the New Yorks carried the Colonels to victory today. Grady suffered a broken index finger on his right hand from a foul tip. Score and final details unavailable in the provided text.
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New York
New Yorks
Colonels
Grady
Browns and Trolley Dodgers Tie in Ten Innings
Brooklyn and St Louis played a ten inning tie today in Brooklyn with darkness halting further play. The score remained unresolved as the game ended in a deadlock.
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Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Browns
Trolley Dodgers
Bicycle locomotives ride into New England scene
Portland hosts a large P. C. C. ride on Saturday with the Riverside squad and many riders traveling home by road at about sixteen miles per hour. The day also features Waltham diamond road race entries led by Frank German and Harry Farnham with many notable cyclists from Boston and Manchester. Indoor racing plans involve Arthur Zimmerman aiming for Paris 1900 exposition exposure, while Crooks quits cycling after eight years. Also noted are new spherical hubs and crank hangers for the next season and Warren Taylor's New York to Boston record bid underway.
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Portland
J. Stafford
University City
Riverside
W. G. Stafford
Louis Polack
William Coughlin
Harry Horan
J. Foy
J. Bradshaw
P. Pym
E. Austin
C. Brauley
L. Burner
D. Cirran
G. Scott
W. Quinlan
W. Jordan
J. W. Stafford
J. Britton
L. Cohen
Ti Cohen
J. Morris
New England
W. J. Corcoran
Waltham
Frank V. German
Brockton
Butler’ Chamberlain
West Roxbury
Co. W. Eastman
Manchester
N. H
L. J. Solari
Dick Cronin
F. D. Keough
Co. W. Dennis
Boston
Chelsea
Jack’ Far
Austin Crooks
Buffalo
Crooke
Europe
Zimmerman
Banker
Vienna
Fred F. Hockaday
Roslindale Co
Lawrence Cottle
Suffolk B. C
Kansas
Cleveland
Warren F. Taylor
New York
Road Records Committee
Taylor
Allen
Orioles Win Eleventh Straight as They Beat Orioles Orphans
Baltimore reports the Orioles match their season record with an eleventh straight victory, following a walkover in the first game and a three-run feature in the second as Woods lot the Orphans in the fourth inning.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Orphans
Phyle
Woods
New Cup Defender to Be Built of Aluminum Says Iselin
C Oliver Iselin heads a syndicate planning a new America's Cup defender to beat Sir Thomas Lipton. The yacht would use aluminum in hull plating and deck beams. Defender repairs will test aluminum durability, with Herreshoff and Iselin to reequip and relaunch the vessel within thirty days.
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New York
C. Oliver Iselin
Thomas Lipton
Tselin
Iselin
Nat Herreshoff
Bristol
Post
Defender
Herreshoffs
Mr. Iselin
Bar Harbor
Deer Isle
Shamrock
Echo Bay
New Rochelle
Transatlantic Athlete challenges in billiard tricks on ships
John Henricks of the steamship Germanic famed as an amateur athlete in Europe and here. He now issues a world wide challenge to compete in a series of billiard ball tricks for a $60 prize. Acceptances may be sent to the Germanic in New York or Philadelphia addresses.
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John Henricks
Europe
New York
Chatham Street
Liverpool
Pine Street
Philadelphia
YMCA Football Schedule Includes MIT Mangus A A and Jagalong A A
The Y M C A lists future games with MIT Mangus A A and Jagalong A A. Frank Quinlan sprained a leg tendon during training at Travers Island and was to represent the New York A G C in the Canadian championships. H J Brennan named physical director at Holy Cross College to train athletes for the fall meet on Oct 15.
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Mangus A. A
Jagalong A. A
G. L. Meylan
Y. M. CA
Frank Quinlan
Travers Island
Quinlan
New York
A.gc
H. J. Brennan
Fitchburg
Holy Cross College
del Jordan
Butte City
Mont
Sudbury Alleys Offers Modern Amenities in Upgraded Courts
At Sudbury Alleys located at 116 Sudbury Street, the upstairs courts feature six first class Narrangansett alleys, three pool tables and two Brunswick billiard tables. The facility includes 100 ball lockers and 650 clothing lockers. It promises unsurpassed lighting and ample ventilation with other modern appointments and no charge for entry.
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Sudbury
Sudbury At
Narrangansett
McCoy Corbett Fight Set for Cheektowaga on Oct 15
W B Gray confirms Kid McCoy and James Corbett will fight October 15 at Cheektowaga. McCoy to train at Duringers Road House Forks. Hawthorne Athletic Club officials involved. AAU leaders plan license tests and possible court action if police refuse licensing to bona fide clubs.
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Buffalo
N.Y
W. B. Gray
Kid McCoy
Cheektowaga
McCoy
Duringer
Road House Forks
Gray
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Lavigne
Erne
Clever Boxing at the Columbian Rowing Club Show
The city witnessed a remarkable boxing program at the Columbian Rowing As- club event with a series of glove contests praised as unmatched in local sport.
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Columbian Rowing Association
Racehorse Patchen Holds Narrow Finish Over Gentry
The crowd watched two horses neck and neck down the homestretch in a thrilling pair of races. Patchen, driven by C. W. Marks, won the toss and led early, finishing just ahead of Gentry in a time close to 2:06. Gentry closed the gap late, but Patchen sealed victory by a small margin despite a bold challenge.
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Patchen
C. W. Marks
Chicago
Billy Andrews
Gentry
Marks
Andrews
Patchen Wilkes
Boxing Night Delivers Action at Lyceum Hall East Boston
At Lyceum Hall in East Boston a 900-strong crowd witnessed multiple four and six round bouts featuring Ed Bennett Sim Simmons Steve Hayes Al Han cock Joe Robinson Young Allen Tom Wilson John Bell Jack Foley Harry Jones Jim Stone Joe Horn Bob Montgomery and others. A twelve round main event Billy Hill versus Otto Sieloff drew interest for next Tuesday at City Point A C with Sieloff aiming to rebound after a notable knockout run and a strong Badger slate. George V Duоhey shores up the card.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Ed Bennett
Sim Simmons
Steve Hayes
al Hancock
Walter Lang
Dick Bradley
Danny Snyder
Young Lavigne
Harry Jones
Peter Maher
Jack Foley
South Boston
Foley
Jones
Jack
Jim Stone
Eddy Beadie
Joe Horn
Bob Montgomery
Ike Weir
Harry Armstrong
Billy Troy
Tommy Curtin
Master Gaskin
Billy Hill
Pickaninny
Otto Sieloff
Tom Broderick
New York
John E. Butler
Broadway A. C
George V
Tuohey
Amateur boxing belts offered for Olympic Club event
New York promoter Herman Oelrichs has offered championship belts for all weights to amateur boxers at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. Preparations for an athletic tournament under the club’s auspices are underway.
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San Francisco
Cal
Herman Oelrichs
New York
Olympic Club
Boxing Gossip: Sammy Kelly Beats Murphy in Twenty Rounds
The twenty round bout pitted Sammy Kelly against Johnny Murphy with Murphy once a top fighter but aging. Kelly edged Murphy on points as the New York club faces police trouble over boxing licenses while Murphy’s display earns him praise for heart despite defeat.
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Sammy Kelly
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
George Dixon
Providence
New York
Kelly
New York Amateur Athletic Club
Mem
Amateur Bowling League of Boston annual meeting summary
The Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity met at the B A A with clubs from Boston Athletic Association Newtowne Newton Calumet Old Belfry Arlington Boat Club and Charlestown represented. A motion to add pool whist and billiards failed and membership was limited to ten clubs eight active. The Dudley Association gained associate status and officers were elected. Prizes were set and the season begins November 14 with a treasury balance of 81 50. A new pin test was reviewed but the old pin remained in use.
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Amateur Bowling League of
Boston and Vicinity
Boston Athletic Association
Newtowne
Newton
Calumet
Old Belfry
Arlington Boat Club
Charlestown Club
Dudley Association
Warren M. Hill
George 8. Littlefield
Calumet Club
J. B. Reynolds
L. W. Marston
Fred M. Wood
Horace G. Kemp
Newton Club
Frank Peabody
Old Belfry Club
William Garrison Reed
Old Dorchester
Fire destroys Gloucester saloon and barbershop
The Gloucester blaze from last night caused nearly 60000 in total losses with about 30000 insured. Fire rekindled after the Davis stable was controlled, consuming two Main street buildings including Henry Lufkin & Co saloon and Antone Silva barber shop. The fire raged until 3 a.m.
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Gloucester
Davis Stable
Henry
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Seeks Camp Stay
The First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery applied to remain in camp at South Framingham until Oct 2 to receive September pay before a thirty days furlough. The stay allows officers and men to have funds through muster out.
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Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
South Framingham
Yale Is Weak at Centre and Harvard Gains Coach Help
Yale football practice at Harvard features new coaching additions. Watergate, once head coach, returns to assist with breaking through and ball handling while former captain Goodrich, Bill, and Dudley Dean join early developer efforts. Captain Dibblee impresses with kicking and pursuit as multiple players step up.
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Harvard
B. G. Watergate
Tim
Dave” Goodrich
Rough Riders
C. C. Bill
Goodrich
Dudley Dean
Cambridge
Roosevelt
Dibblee
Agai
A. Sargent
Sawin
Reid
Cooper
White
Gentry and Patchen Race to a Close Finish in Fast Pace
Gentry and Patchen battled in a tight heat with Patchen taking a neck victory as wind limited a faster time. Frank Rysdyk claimed the 2:19 trot in straight heats, while Hal B. paced a 2:14 class win and other horses showed strong bursts and swift times.
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Gentry
Patchen
Andrews
Marks
Mr. Marks
Frank Rysdyk
Little Girl
Hal B
John
B. G
Royal Rysdyk
Ro. m
Alcantara
Happy Girl
E. Either
Darklight
Br. m
A. McDonald
McMary
Hal
Ro. S
J. Carpenter
Joe Patchen
Patchen Wilkes
Josephine Young
John R. Gentry
B. S
Ashland Wilkes
Danewood
Cheapest ride ad for Fitchburg road rail line
fragmented OCR text mentions cheapest ride and Fitchburg but provides no coherent events or names. The readable parts reference October or date hints and ticket context without clear actions or entities.
Talk on Brights Disease at Sanford Medical Parlors
Dr S M Tandis invites men with kidney trouble to his illustrated talk tonight at the Sanford medical parlors 1518 Washington St. The address urges men to learn about progress in treatment and prevention and to avoid needless death.
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S. M. Tandis
Sanford
Washington St
Yale Werk at Centre Practice Ends With Promising Backplay
Yale opened practice with a sharp two twenty minute half scrimmage aimed at scoring. Durston sparked the varsity with a forty yard dash for a touchdown while Beard Townsend and Brown impressed. The university side scored four touchdowns and Brown kicked three goals.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hall
Brown
Andrews
Foster Sanford
Sanford
Tha Eble
Brink” Thorne
Billy’ Bull
Chamberlain
McBride
Durston
Beard
Raymond ‘Townsend
Cadwalader
Three Boxing Bouts At Greenwood Athletic Club Ends In Draws
At Greenwood A. G. Bouts in New York and nearby cities featured Joe Kain of Brooklyn versus Jack O'Brien of New York in a twenty round bout halted in the fourteenth due to heavy slugging, resulting in a draw. Walter Burge of Boston faced Black Griffo of Cincinnati in ten rounds at 120 pounds for a draw. Jack Hirsch of New York met Tap Rose at catchweights with Rose leading until Rose collapsed in the seventh.
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New York
Greenwood Athletic Club
Joe Kain
Brooklyn
Jack O’brien
Walter Burge
Boston
Black Griffo
Cincinnati
Jack Hirsch
Tap Rose
Rose
Reception postponed for four brothers at Broadway Hall
The Division 32 committee led by A. O. Hy postpones the reception planned for Friday evening September 22 in Broadway Hall to a later date due to illness among the brothers Frank Daly James Lawless John Hickey and John H. Smith.
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A. O. Hy
Trothers
Frank Daly
James J. Lawless
John Hickey
John H. Smith
Broadway Hall
Coaling Stations Sought Along Atlantic Coast
Rear Admiral Belknap retired and living in Brookline Massachusetts is in Washington for consultations with naval authorities. He heads the board that examined sites and recommended a chain of coaling stations from Maine to Port Royal South Carolina for maintenance by the Navy Department.
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Washington, D. C
Belknap
Brookline
Maia
Washington
Atlantic
Maine
Port Royal
8. C
Navy Deepartment
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