Peaceful turn at annual N E A A A U meeting at Revere House
Observer notes a shift from expected battle to harmony as members of the N E A A A U gather at Revere House. Lill chairs, Bill Prout speaks for the Irish American A A, and George W Brown seeks to defend his registration. Osthues leads in vote counts, with Hopkins and Walsh close behind. List of urban and prep schools asks for football schedules to interscholastic editor.
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Lill
Combination
International Athletic Federation
Bill Prout
A. A
Bill
Worcester
Providence
Caledonian Grove
Boston
George W. Brown
George
Benny Osthues
Revere
Maiden
Rindge Tech
Somerville
Andover
Brockton
Cambridge Latin
East Boston
Salem Normal
Lowell Textile
Lowell High
Taunton
Needham
Lynn English
Lynn Classical
New Bedford
St. George School
New Marks at Columbus Grand Circuit Races
Columbus O Sept 22 Four sets of trotters and pacers posted average times better than any before, with 13 heats averaging 2 05 1 5. Anna Bradford and Etawah led the speed display in this afternoon’s program at Columbus.
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Columbus
Anna Bradford
Etawah
Collins Downs Tigers Twice In Detroit Doubleheader
Ray Collins of Boston pitched a double victory, defeating Detroit three to five in the opener and five to none in the nightcap. Cobb sparked Detroit with a key triple, but Collins controlled the Tigers after a shaky first game, while Coveleski and Oldham struggled against Boston bats.
Left handed catchers in the big leagues questioned
A debate cites Fred Tenney and Clements among rare left handed backstops in MLB history. Also notes an athletic meet in Milford Massachusetts with entry details, and mentions a New England three mile record by George R Meehan.
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Boston Nationals
Clements
Philadelphia
Trott
Detroit
Scs
Town Park
Milford
al Fred Holland
Mass
George R. Meehan
New England
Sam Richards
Meehan
Buffalo Defeats Indianapolis 4 to 1 in baseball game
Buffalo opened the contest against Indianapolis on September 22 at Buffalo, winning 4 to 1. Anderson held the visitors to three hits while Indianapolis starter Billiard was relieved by Mullen in the second after Buffalo plated three runs. Mullins pitched seven innings and allowed only one more hit.
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Collins
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Jungaleers
Coveleskié
Detroit
Old Ham
Reynolds
Boehler
George
Hoblitzer
Gainer
Hobby
Gardner
Oldham
Lewis
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Hooper
Speaker
Moriarity
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Dubue
Crawford
Veach
Heisman
Baker
Carrigan
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Anderson
Billiard
Mullen
Baseball matchups across major leagues
National League features Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with St Louis traveling to New York while Chicago visits Philadelphia. American League sees New York at St Louis and Kansas City at Brooklyn. Federal league games include Chicago at Baltimore, St Louis at Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis at Buffalo.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
Ued
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
R H
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Wnoomtra
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Este
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P.C
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Kans City
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Icago
Baseball scores from multiple matches across cities
Newark New Jersey 9 Baltimore 1 Providence Rhode Island 9 Jersey City 8 Rochester New York 8 Buffalo 3 Montreal Ontario 15 Toronto Ontario 6 second Deg Toronto 2 Montreal 2 end of game
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Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Plan World Series Dates
Chicago reports that the world's championship baseball series is likely to begin on October 8, after the close of the major leagues. If Boston and Philadelphia contend, two games will be held in each city consecutively rather than on alternating days. the opening game location will be decided by a coin flip.
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B. B. Johnson
National Baseball Commission
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia
New York
Errors Help Cards Defeat Quakers 5 to 4
Philadelphia Sept. 22. St Louis edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 with errors influencing the game. Huggins and Magee each four at bats with two runs, four walks and a hit by pitch. Dooin ordered a spectator removed after a wild throw and a confrontation with the umpire crew.
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St. Tents
Huggins
Magee
Dopin
Dooin
Rooter
ST. Louis
AB. R. BH
A. B. Point
Bert
Cravath
Yderus
G Mayer
Mrelan
Cruise
Lobert
Gunner
Pordice
Mayer
Anne T
Hins
Miller
Dolan
Butler
Byrne
Griner
Perdue
Baumgartner
Baumgartner Huggins
Wingo
Beck
by_Mayer
O'Connor
Byron
Brooklyn Beats Kansas City 1 to 0 in Pitchers Duel
Seaton outpitched Cullop as Brooklyn defeats Kansas City 1 to 0. Evans doubled for the lone Brooklyn run in the second inning, with West erzil adding a single after a passed ball. Brooklyn fielded cleanly behind Seaton who worked his way out of tight spots. Batteries Seaton and Land. Cullop and Easterly.
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N. Y
Seaton
Kansas City
Evans
Westerzil
R.H.E
Land
Anna Bradford Breaks Three Year Old Pacer World Record
Anna Bradford lowers her own world mark to 2 01 2 for three year old pacers, taking from William both 2 05 1 4 and 2 05. Squantum clocks 2 04 and 2 03 1 4 in a separate trial. Etawah breaks in Capitol City stake trot heat. Omar wins 2 01 4. Geers horse sweeps two heats in 2 04 1 2, total 8 20 1 4, breaking four heat record of 8 20 8 4 by Dudie Archdale. Margaret Druien wins Hester Columbus trotting stake in straight heats. equalled 2 05 1 2 in middle heat. Carna G. wins 2 08 pace. Little Alfred wins first heat. Cleo B. falters in third heat.
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Anna Bradford
William
Squantum
Etawah
Capitol City
Omar
Grand Rapids
Carna G
Little Alfred
Cleo B
Cubs Wallop Giants Again
Chicago won the final game of the season in New York by 5 to 0. Cheney pitched a three hitter for the Cubs and limited the Giants to three hits while Burns Zimmerman and Corriden sparked offense with three base hits and extra base hits in the rout.
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Yeure A
Zimmermann
Seeee Schulte
Ues
Corriden
Archer
Cheney
New York
Snodgrass
Doyle
Burns
Wf Fletcher
Robertson
Grant
Kle
Eenetee
McLean
Meyers
Mathewson
A . O'Toole
Svenetsseeeee
Chicago Beats Baltimore 2–1 in Tight Baseball Contest
Chicago earned the victory over Baltimore by 2 to 1 as two hits a base on balls and a wild pitch fueled the visitors. Baltimore managed one run on a double and a single. The line score shows Chicago scoring in the 7th and Baltimore in the 9th with Brennan Hendrix and Wilson vs Bailey Smith and Jacklitsch on the mound.
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Chicago
Brennan
Hendrix
Wilson
Bailey
Smith
Jacklitsch
Harvard Has Hard Scrimmage
Harvard varsity football opened scrimmage with the first eleven scoring three goals in 15 minutes against the second team. Brickley notched two goals Bradlee added one as Seldom has the Crimson eleven started scrimmage with such pep. Interference by Brickley and Mahan showed effort. Hardwick stood out, working vigorously.
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Harvard
Brickley
Bradlee
Crimson
Mahan
Hardwick
Fettle
Scrimmage Brightens Heat with Three Varsity Elevens at Stadium
Excessive heat slowed morning drills but a full second team and three varsity squads sparked activity. Coaches including Head Coach Haughton and Leo Leary watched as Mahan Brickley and Bradlee scored for the varsity. Rollins led the second team with a scoring run while Morgan and Trumbull shuffled positions on the line.
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Haughton
Leo Leary
Paul Withington
Reggie Brown
Tom Campbell
Boo Fisher
Rex Hitchcock
Derric Parmenter
Gill Brown
Bob Guild
Mahan
Brickley
Logan
Varsity
Bradlee
Rollins
H. St. J. Smith
McKinlock
Harris
D. P. Morgan
Sweetzer
Trumbull
Pennock
Cowen
Soucy
Leary
Hardwick
Coolidge
Smith
Weatherhead
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