Even Break At Philadelphia as Boston Beats New York
Boston batsmen exploit fielding miscues to win a close game in Philadelphia. Vic Willis dominates New York with four hits allowed, while McGraw’s lineup struggles to solve his curve ball and errors help fuel Boston’s seventh inning burst.
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Boston
Vic” Willis
McGraw
Willis
Bostons
Taylor
Colley
McGann
Dunn
Smith
Long
Giants
Latham
Irwin
Conley
Carney
Bowerman
Pittenger
Tenney
Moran
Brooklyn Narrowly Beats Philadelphia in Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn wins 2-1 over Philadelphia as Dahlen draws a base on balls and Farrell and Flood deliver hits in the bottom of the ninth with one out. Evans pitched for Philadelphia, while Duggleby allowed the deciding run. Attendance reported at 1200.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Dahlen
Farrell
Flood
Philadelphia
Dugeleby
Evans
Sheck
Thomnas
Keeler
Barry
Dolan
Hawitt
Dahlenss
Jenningssl
King
Douglasse
Irwin
Green
Patten
Childs
Vats
Dug'ilebypo
Reah
Philadelphia Postresid
Bith King
Taft
Saerifee
Hulawitt
Jennings
Fvans
Duggleby
Hin
Jefferson alleys weekly roll-off results
The weekly roll-off at the Jefferson alleys last evening produced scores for Dale 287, Young 280, and Morrill 276 reflecting a tight competition among three bowlers in the club event.
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Jefferson Alleys
Dale
Young
Morrill
One Piece at Washington and Baltimore Split Double-Header
Washington and Baltimore split a double-header with Baltimore winning the first game after hitting Lee's delivery early. The day ended with both teams even on the split, as Washington battled to keep pace.
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Washington
Baltimore
Lee
Walthour Aims at Hour Record On Fast Pittsburg Track
Bobby Walthour, top middle distance rider, targets beating the world hour paced record by riding 47 miles in 60 minutes on Pittsburg track behind a motor tandem. News follows Jimmy Michael’s 46 miles in Paris, prompting Walthour to prep carefully on America’s fastest track. He must average under 1m 17s per mile and is in peak form with strong confidence.
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Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Pittsburg
Jimmy Michael
Paris
Michael
Begin Bowling Oct 8 Schedule Set by Boston Association
At yesterday's Boston Bowling Association meeting at the Tavern the league decided to start the schedule on Oct 8. Fourteen teams from as many alleys will chase candlepin honors including Upham's Corner Dartmouth Webster Meyers St James Murray Irwin's Boylston Jefferson Carruth Hub Beacon Chambers City Hall Mc Carthy Sudbury. The schedule will be announced soon. BERLIN Sept 22 Henry J Furber Jr Olympian games delegate and Baron Pierce de Coubertin conferred at Munster Alsace. They agreed US rules will govern the Chicago games where conflicts arise and local law will prevail.
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Boston Bowling Association
Upham's Corner
Dartmouth
Webster
Meyers
St. James
Murray & Irwin's
Boylston
Jefferson
Carruth
Hub
Beacon Chambers
City Hall
McCarthy
Sudbury
Berlin
Henry J. Furber, Jr
Germany
Baron Pierce de Coubertin
Munster
Alsace
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Pittsburg Defeats Buffalo 5 to 1 in NL Tilt
The Pittsburg National League team beat Buffalo this afternoon with a 5 to 1 score.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Drivers Licensed Rise as Auto Popularity Grows
In Seine department including Paris, 13 600 people hold driving licenses while 7 807 cars are registered, 3 807 capable of speeds over 30 kph. Despite exams by a government official, 15 400 have licenses, with numbers increasing daily.
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Paris
France
Seine
Home team fans pace stands as Ross leads batted barrage
In the second game the home squad framed a heavy attack with six singles, four doubles, and five triples off Ross. Attendance was 1850 as the crowd watched the offense, though the final score remains to be noted.
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Ross
Detroit 6 Chicago 4 in American League game
Detroit won the last game of the series 6 to 4 over Chicago after scoring early and capitalizing on Callahan’s wild pitches and free hits. Strang led Chicago with a three-base hit and Davis added a pair of two-base hits for Detroit while Mullin and Callahan split pitching duties. Left on base totals favored Detroit with five to Chicago's four.
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Penn
Collins
Athletics
Dineen
Mack
McAllister
Boston
Waddell
Altrock
Hughes
Bostonians
Dougherty
M. Cross
Parent
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Gleason
Lachance
Ferris
Warner
Seybold
Fultz
L. Cross
Murphy
I. Cross
Davis
Stahl
Criger
Greason
Baltimore
Washington
Dosle
Selbach
Ryan
Williams
Deleh'ty
Howell
Keister
Jones
Carey
Arndt
Lee
Mathiso
Ely
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Clarke
Wiltse
Orth
Tome
Washington Steeerens
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Delehanty
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Uupire
Johnstone
Drill
Robinson
Ross
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Eeae
Townsend
Mathison
Chicago
Detroit
Callahan
Harley
Strang
Elbfeldjss
Barrett
Green
McAler
Yeager
Mertes
Post
Daly
Isbell
McGuire
Sullivan
Mullin
Elberfeld
Carruthers
Sheridan
Swan Wins Press Match at Wollaston Golf Club
William A Swan of the Associated Press defeated J W Dalton of the Boston Globe in a 36 hole match to win the New England newspaper golf championship at Wollaston Golf Club by 2 up. Dalton struggled with Wollaston blind holes and fast greens, though he outdrove Swan at times.
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New England
Wiliam A. Swan
Associated Press
J. W. Dalton
Boston Globe
Wollaston Golf Club
Swan
Dalton
Taunton Fair Opens With Record Steam Automobile Meet
Bristol County Agricultural Society began its four day fair in Taunton with 12,000 attendees on children's day. A steam automobile meet directed by Dr. Arthur R. Crandell featured 49 machines on the track, including Talbot of Norton and French of North Attleboro winning heats and Talbot taking the final by 200 yards. Steam carriages dominated the races. a lone gasoline Darracq did a two mile exhibition. Time trials and horse races were also held.
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Bristol County Agricultural Society
Arthur R. Crandell
New England
F. H. Talbot
Norton
G. H. French
North Attleboro
Talbot
Darracq
Stanley
Whitmarsh
Bridgewater
Locomobile
F. Field
Brockton
Mobile
F. S.talbot
Fred Williams
Boston
White
F. S. Talbot
Alfred Ray Mitchell Completes Nahant to Crescent Beach Swim
Alfred Ray Mitchell swam four miles from Nahant to Crescent Beach in 2 hours 12 minutes 1825 seconds with aid from Al O'Brien and others. About 500 Nahant residents witnessed the start at 2 45. He earlier failed last month but succeeded this time despite strong tide and heavy seas. O'Brien reportedly won 150 dollars from Sullivan as a wager on the result.
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Nahant
Crescent Beach
Mitchell
al O’brien
Lof
Mr. Mitchell
Channel
Lynn
Mr. O'Brien
Sullivan
Harvard Opens Scrimmage Day Amid New Faces and Hard Work
Harvard wrestled with Soldiers Field in a ten minute first scrimmage as the Crimson, bolstered by nine new players and many coaches, worked through morning and afternoon sessions. A sprained ankle sidelined Sugden and Clark for a few days, while Barnard and Marshall showed promise in goal kicking and drop kicks from 30 to 35 yards during the session.
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Soldiers Field
Crimson
Scotty
MacMaster
Leatherbee and Crocker
Shea
Dodge
Lane
Mook
Jim Lawrence
Bert Waters
Mason
Johnny Dunlop
Dudley Dean
Johnny Lawrence
Reggie Brown
Mike Farley
Sugden
Dude Clark
Sard
Barnard
Marshall
Yale
Hodge
Goodhue
Burgess
Aydelotte O'Connell
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Nefalen
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MccGlensy
Pruyn Tenney
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Randall Meier
F. B
Ces Irieun Eas F. B
Bunting
Mystic Valley League votes to drop whist tournament
All clubs represented in the Mystic Valley League meeting at President Littlefield’s office vote to drop whist from the tournament. Old Belfry club excused from rolling at big pins. next meeting set for Monday to decide tournament makeup and possible new entry. schedule committee likely to be appointed.
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Littlefield
Arlington Boat Club
Calumet Club
Charlestown Club
Medford Club
999Th Artillery
Old Belfry Club
Towanda Club
Newtowne Club
Old Belfry
Morgan declines Newport Cup duties again
Former Commodore Edwin D. Morgan of the New York Yacht Club says he cannot take on the duty this time due to private affairs. It is learned that the Constitution will be trial horse for the new cup defender, and the Columbia will be shelved.
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Newport
R. C
Edwin D. Morgan
New York Yacht Club
Associated Press
Carter Blake murder trial set for mid October in East Cambridge
It is now an assured fact that the trial of Edward Carter alias George Hughes alias George Edwards and George F Blake, indicted for murdering Patrolman Thomas Keefe of Everett, will be held at East Cambridge about the middle of October. Keefe was shot while in the discharge of his duty on February 19.
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Edward Carter
George Hughes
George Edwards
George F. Blake
Thomas Keefe
Everett
East Cambridge
Keefe
President Roosevelt speaks at Detroit Cuban policy address
President Roosevelt concludes a two day Detroit visit with remarks at Light Guard Armory and a Spanish War Veterans reunion. He praises Cuban independence, outlines reciprocity and economic links, and notes ongoing US responsibility in Caribbean affairs amid a busy day including a river cruise and a British troops review.
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Mich
Roosevelt
Michigan
Spain
Grand Army
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Congress
Japan
Republic
United States
McKinley
Isthmian Canal
West Indian
Light Guard
King Edward's
Twenty-first Essex Fusiliers
Bartlet
Swamp Root testimonial from Vermont reader
A Vermont reader from Addison County writes of severe rheumatism and weight loss, claiming Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root restored health. He details trying a fifty cent bottle, then two more dollars bottles, and regaining 195 pounds. He promotes samples and directs readers to Kilmer's Swamp Root and Kilmer Bing hamton address.
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New Haven
Addison Co
Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
WM. M. Partch
Dr.Kilmer
Lowell printers strike over apprentice hiring rules
Lowell September 22. Nineteen of twenty one Merrimac Company printers walked out this morning over Agent Peach hiring apprentices in violation of the Printers Association rules. The unionized strikers, though few, are the highest paid workers at the plant earning twenty eight dollars a week.
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Lowell
Merrimac Company
Boxing Gossip on Young Corbett and Managerial Drift
A column laments poor management of Young Corbett, urging a skilled promoter to guide his career. It notes Corbett’s appeal in vaudeville, missteps with the McGovern camp, and a need for a merger to secure bigger earnings. Mentions Gardner Hart Hawkins Greggaius and others, plus local ring news and letters.
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