Duffey’s Column previews Montreal Canadian Championships
Duffey notes a large local contingent of about 20 athletes from Exeter Street Club and New England Association at the Canadian Championships in Montreal. He expects strong performances from Hedland Sheehan Lunghi and others, and discusses coach Skip Sherlock’s return to Cambridge school as Rindge M T S prepares for the meet. He also highlights New York Athletic Club’s strong presence as Gotham champions eye national titles in New Orleans.
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Homer and Tongs
Montreal
George Brown
Exeter Street Club
New England Association
New England
Lunghi
Hedland
Sheeha
Skip
Sherlock
Rindge M. T. S
Callahan
O'Brief
Purtell
Ki. Ti. S
Cambridge
Metropvolitan
Travers Island
New Orleans
Connie Mack Pennant Wins and Averages
Connie Mack's team captured pennants in 1902 with a .610 winning percentage and in 1905 with a .622. The text also notes a Charlestown boxer 10 round draw with Ad Wolgast and questions about Harvard football captaincy in 1900. It ends with a debate over the Johnson Langford case and who was right.
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New England
Connie Mack
Connie
Charlestown
Matty Baldwin
Ad Wolgast
Charlie Daly
Harvard
Johnson-Langford
Woodman
Langford
Brooklyn Hammered St Louis in Opening Series Game
Brooklyn won 6 to 3 against St Louis in the opener of the final series. Scanlon started for Brooklyn but was replaced early. Barger pitched with the bases loaded and forced in the tying run. The visitors did not score after the fifth inning.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hearn Bresnahan
Scanlon
Barger
E. Davidson
Reid
Danbert
Hummel
Coulson
McElveen
Smith
Miller
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E. Huggins
Brooklin
Davidson
Konetechy
Daubert
Abbott
Wheat
Stallings Still Manager of Highlanders Amid Chase Dispute
New York reports say George T. Stallings remains manager of the Highlanders as he faces Hal Chase in a growing dispute. President Farrell states he will travel to Cleveland to investigate Stallings charges against Chase and may present the case to the National Commission if true.
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New York
Stallings
Hal Chase
Highlanders
Farrell
Chase
Cleveland
National Commission
New York American League
Detroit
Ball Park
Chicago
Thomas Davis
Chase Discusses Row Cleveland Ohio
Hal Chase answers New York despatches on complaints from Manager Stallings. He says the trouble grew, citing a Detroit leave due to illness, a mocked roast after a foul tip, and a Chicago game mishap. He asserts Stallings blamed him behind his back and that the New York club supporting him.
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Hal Chase
New York
Stallings
Detroit
Hal
Chase
Mr. Stallings
Chicago
Daniels
Telegraph Office
Ferguson’s Swat Feature of Doves' Even Break
In a twin bill the Boston Doves split with Cincinnati, winning 8 to 4 in 11 innings and losing 7 to 5 as darkness halted the second game. Ferguson delivered a grand slam for Boston, driving in four runs in the third inning to spark the comeback. Cincinnati’s Jack Rowan struggled, while Mitchell Bescher and Miller shone in the outfield for Boston.
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Griffith
Reds
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Cincinnati
Doves
Shean, Sweeney & Co
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Fromme
Griffiths
Gaspar
Jack Rowan
Mitchell
Bescher
Miller
Fergy
Getz
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Corcoran
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Hoblitzell
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Lobert
Collins
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Goode
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Phillippi
Ewin
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Johnstone
Eason
Cubs and Giants In Even Break In 11 Inning Tie
The Reds and Doves battled to a tense 5 to 5 tie through ten innings before Boston edged ahead in the eleventh. Beck belted a homer, Lobert and Sweeney contributed in the fielding miscues, and Fromme muffed key plays as Griffith used timely substitutions to secure the win. In a separate note New York and Chicago split a doubleheader 5 to 1 with Drucke’s wildness hurting New York and Reulbach’s control faltering for Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Drucke
Reulbach
Ferguson Opposes Rowan as Reds Start With Wild Pitcher
In the second session Ferguson faced Rowan and his wild pitching opened for Cincinnati. Bescher walked to start, and Bob Steals advanced on the play. Lobert flied to Collins as Hoblitzell came to bat.
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Rowan
Reds
Bescher
Bob
Lobert
Collins
Hoblitzell
McKinnon Declines Sparring with Langford in Local Bout
Sam Langford attempted to hire Bill McKinnon, New England middleweight champion, as sparring partner for a staged bout at a local theatre next week. McKinnon declined due to strict training for a Manchester New Hampshire bout with Terry Martin, fearing risk to the title match.
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Sam Langford
Bill McKinnon
New England
Sam
Terry Martin
Manchester
N. H
Melsinnon
Red Sox Set To Clash With Tigers In Crucial Series
Detroit hosts Boston in a pivotal three game set to determine the AL second place as the Tigers lead by one game. Managers expect Eddie Karger or Ray Collins to start for Boston while Detroit fields Cobb with Bush and Delehanty out. A big crowd is anticipated as the race tightens toward Cleveland and New York.
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Detroit
Mich
Red Sox
Boston
Sox
Cleveland
New York
Donovan
Eddie Karger
Tiger
Eddie
Ray Collins
Vermont
Lfe
Cobb
Tigers
Bush
Delehanty
O'Leary
Luthers
Sports Matchups Across Cities Highlight Weekend Slate
The card lists key games including Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cleveland Washington at St Louis Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn showcasing major league schedules across the circuits.
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Cincinnati
Aft'ce
Boston
Cincinnati Beeseees
Chicago
New York
Seewns
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Pittsburg Busines
Philadelphia
Tees
Cleveland
Teres Eos
Ann Jorrott
Washington
Esane
St Louis
Pere
Los Pier
Pittsburg
Detroit
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