Army of rooters off for Baltimore in key series
Umpire Tom Lynch leaves Boston after praising press fairness. National League games set in Baltimore with Nichols and Klobedanz to pitch opening and second games. Nick to start if first game wins. large fan train departs with about 200 supporters for the Monumental City series.
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Tom Lynch
Boston
South End
Soden
Lynch
Young
Baltimore
Tim Hurst
Bob Emalie
Hurst
Emslie
Orioles
Rooters
Park Square Station
Charles J. Lavis
John Keenan
Thomas McBarron
C. H. Worcester
Thomas Donahue
W. S. Clark
Thomas
Andrew J. McGowan
James P. Mackey
W. K. Cornwell
Lewis Watson
John J. Madden
Dr. J. Louis
T. B. Brickley
Daniel J. Hasson
W. J. Leonard
George L. Brown
W. C. Warmer
P. H. Moriarty
J. B. Billings
Fred E. Ewell
C. R. Scott
Milford
J. J. Doyle
W. J. Keefe
Samuel Mellor
Joseph J. Cavanaugh
Samuel Hallett
Ward T. Sanderson
P. H. Conway
A. B. O’donnell
J. Smith
George W. Walker
J. M. Sullivan
T. M. McDonough
H. Rosenfield
J. T. Ryan
J. R. Reilly
Hugh J. Lee
John Harrington
James E. Fee
William J. McGrath
Bernard Monagle
Benjamin Pearson
John A. Kane
David ©. Hickey
J. C. Little
EB. T. Little
J. C. White
Robert Mahoney
F. P. Marsh
F. H. Collins
John BE. Higgins
Joseph D. Muldoon
George F. Muldoon
J. Albion Briggs
A. E. Mann
H .J. Haughton
Frank Paige
Frank M. Seamons
John C. Welton
James J. Welsh
Martin A. Hernan
H. P. Mullowney
G. W. Brooks
J. Nelson
S. O. Reinstein
Governor Ramsdell Guests at Rochester Fair
Governor Ramsdell and council attended Rochester fair on Governor's Day with 30,000 spectators. Races featured pilots Wilkes and Tackhammer Morrill in 2:19 and 2:22 heats. Mountaineer won the ladies’ race. Jim Corbett offered to bet on a Fitzsimmons bout. McCoy vs Ryan debates and boxing matchups highlighted by articles from George V. Tuohy.
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Rochester
N. H
Rochester Fair
Ramsdell
S. D. Felker
Fair Grounds
United States Cavalry
Pilot Wilkes
Whitney
Frank Sargent
George A
Dan Wilkes
Maud H
Oxford
Morrill
Jack
Drew
Mountaineer
Crosby
Ryan
McCoy
Steve
Palmer
George Lavigne
George Dixon
O’rourke
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Patsy Haley
Billy Plimer
Buffaloman
Bantamas
Dave Sullivan
Haley
Dave
A. M
Billy Stift
Dayton
Ohio
George V. Tuohey
Great Cattle Show At Martha's Vineyard Ends In Success
The Martha's Vineyard cattle show closes after a highly successful meeting. Trotting at Whiting's track drew large crowds with ten local horses, best time 2 35. Mr G M Whitaker of 30ston gave an excellent address in the exhibition hall. A grand ball followed, attracting attendees from across the island.
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West Tilbury
Martha’s Vineyard
Whiting’s
G. M. Whitaker
30Ston
Island
Boxing Gossip and Plans in Limbo in Brooklyn
Boxing gossip notes unresolved bouts as license issues stall events in Brooklyn. Possible October meeting at Greenpoint A. Co. Allie Alberts seeks a Post appointment with Jack Smith at 2 pm. Maher says match with Sharkey not off and will occur. Luke Stevens challenges Mike Sears while Mike trains in Buffalo. Steve Brodie comments from a West End theatre.
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Jack McAuliffe
Jack Downey
Brooklyn
Greenpoint A. Co
Allie Alberts
Jack Smith
Peter Maher
Sharkey
Luke Stevens
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Mike
Buffalo
Steve Brodie
West End
Cleveland Beats Chicago Colts in 8 to 4 Tilt
Cleveland outhit Chicago and won 8 to 4 in Cleveland at League Park on September 23. Both teams played solid defense but the Indians led the scoring with timely hitting and steady pitching.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Colts
Scranton Montreal Toronto Result Fragments
At Providence Providence 6 Scranton 6 At Montreal Montreal 8 Toronto 3. Sparse OCR fragments show scores and cities without full context or dates.
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Providence
Scranton
Montreal
Toronto
Baltimore Prepares for Music Hall Basketball Showdown
In Monday's Post Baltimore will be warm and the betting favors the home win two of three. Sullivan Ganzel and Hickman were left at home but will join the team in Music Hall this afternoon. Captain Bill Daly will announce the game on hand.
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B. M
Baltimore
Sullivan
Ganzel
Hickman
Music Hall
Bill Daly
Ives Brothers Win Doubles Crown in Salem Tennis
In Beverly on September 23 the Ives brothers of Salem High School defeated Sanborn and Hoad of Danvers High in the doubles final 1-6 6-3 3-6 6-2 6-3. The victory closes the interscholastic tournament with Salem capturing both singles and doubles titles.
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Beverly
Ives Brothers
Salem High School
Sanborn and Hoad
Danvers High
Salem
Englishcricket draw as Warner’s team meets Baltimoreans
At Catonsville Country Club grounds the match between Pelham Warner’s English team and Baltimoreans ended in a draw due to bad weather. By stumps the English led 262 to 188 with Baltimore down four wickets in their second innings. the Englishmen still had a full innings to bat.
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Baltimore
Chelsea Handball Challenge Set for Sunday Meeting
Lawrence credits B for a standout performance. Carr and McKnight will accept the challenge of Flaherty andardman, the Chelsea handball players, and meet them Sunday afternoon to make final arrangements.
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Lawrence
Carr
McKnight
Flaherty
Ardman
Chelsea
Morgan line directs freight steamers to Galveston
The Morgan line on the Sunset route will, until further notice, route all steamers carrying freight for Texas and points West directly to Galveston from New York, preventing delays on through shipments. Their tri weekly line reassures patrons there will be no delay on through shipments east or westbound.
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Morgan Line
Texas
Galveston
Tex
New York
Harvard's Works Pugilists In Politics Football Signals
Harvard's football practice opened with a signal-filled session under Coach Forbes. The lineup featured Cabot Bouve Burden N Shaw Donald Moulton Cochrane and others, with Dibblee at left halfback and Swain Lee filling tackle roles as the second team showed readiness for forthcoming games.
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Harvard
Forbes
Cabot
Wheeler
L.g
Bouve
Burden
R.g
N. Shaw
R. T
Donald
R.e
Moulton
Cochrane
H. B
Dibblee
Sullivan
F.b
Brown
Houghton
Lewis
Richardson
Lee
Swain
Cozzens
W. H. Lewis
Johnny Dunlop
Ben Dibblee
California
Guy Murchie
L.e
Sands
L.t
Barney
Gray
R. G
Sargeant
Hoague
A. R
R.t
Littig
Graydon
W. Adams
R.h.b
Parker
Wadsworth
B.b
Livermore
Warren
Lawin
Murchie
John L Sullivan Campaign Poster for Mayor
A promotional poster text urges voters to back John L Sullivan in a December 21 election. It brands him the people’s candidate and attacks monopolists, anarchism, beer taxes, and trusts while promising a decisive, clean knockout at the polls.
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John L. Sullivan
People
Sullivan
Committee On Literature
Fitzsimmons Declares War on Platt in Westchester Politics
New York dispatch profiles Robert Fitzsimmons as a rising anti Platt county boss in Westchester New York and outlines a lavish political fantasy pairing him with Sullivan. The piece notes his raid on campaign literature and a dramatic rally on a table where he urged money first policies and warned against immigration of impecunious fighters.
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New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
Westchester
N. Y
Croker
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Connolly
Secretary of State
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
Republic
Platt
Greater
Washington
Ancient and
Artilery Company
Cohoes
Fitzsimmons and Sullivan
Rye Beach
William V. Mulloy
New Rochelle
Mulloy
McKinley
John Sherman
Cornell at Work Rain Delays Practice in Ithaca
Cornell at Ithaca reports Coach Warner running the team through practice despite rain. A pre practice blackboard talk boosts spirit and focus. Candidates show early game understanding with Leaders Reed Shoch Faville in key lines and Tangimen impresses at center weighing 170 pounds.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Warner
Leader
Reed
Shoch
Faville
Tangimen
Lawrenceville
N. J
Bethlehem Player Knight Walked Out Window In Sleep
Harry BE Knight of New York city class of 1899 Lehigh quarterback walked out of the Upsilon Chapter House window in a sleepwalking state early this morning. He was taken to the hospital this afternoon with injuries not yet known.
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Bethlehem
Penn
Harry BE. Knight
New York City
Lehigh University
Upsilon
Thorp and Fenn Reach Lenox Cup Semis in Fine Weather
THORP VICTOR LENOX Mass Sept 23 All first round Lenox Cup matches completed in good golfing conditions The key result saw Palmetto player Bowles edged by Fenn 7 up 6 to play J G Thorp of Cambridge also defeated Frothingham Thorp likely to meet Fenn tomorrow in the semi finals promising one of the year’s best golf matches
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Lenox
Mass
Fenn
Bowles
Palmetto
J. G. Thorp
Cambridge
Frothingham
Thorp
Huntington Upsets Travis in Tuxedo Cup Semi Final
At Tuxedo New York on Sept 23 R P Huntington defeated Walter Travis 6 up with 5 to go in the semi final for the Tuxedo cup. Travis had earlier posted a 79 round but faltered with self listed stumbles and errant shots.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
R. P. Huntington
Tuxedo
Walter Travis
Oakland
Huntington
Travis
Interscholastic Notes on I S F B A Meeting
Executive committee meeting of the I S F B A at the B A A on Saturday night will set dates for championship games and elect a new president. A major item is the eligibility rules drafted by Seaver Hale to ensure every player in the league is eligible. Cambridge High and Latin and Somerville High cannot yet set dates as they must decide which team enters the senior league.
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Boston
Sullivan
Charles Henry Kemp Sturgeon
William McKinley, Jr
Ward 18
James A. Jeremiah Watson
Music Hall
John L
Cavy
Manasseh Bradley
Jim”’ Keenan
Abe’”’ Pillar
Hughey
Bresnahan
South
Frankie’? Krebs
Tim’”’ Coakley
John B. Moran
Nat’’ Robinson
Jerry” Watson
Mark Hanna
Quincy
Wires
Tom
Flooa
Joe’ Mullin
Ike’ ‘Weir
Belfast
Spike
Public Library
Joe’ Walcott
Mike” Sears
Dick’’ O’brien
Peter Corrigan
Roxbury
Matt Leary
Joe
Lannon
George Godfrey
Messrs
Quincey and
Curtis
Marquis of Queensberry
I. 8
Seaver Hale
Cambridge High
Latin
Somerville High
Garter Harrisons Idea in New York Campaign
Chicago September 23 Mayor Carter Harrison said he would not enter the Greater New York mayoralty race if national issues antagonistic to the Chicago platform appear in the campaign He opposed bringing national issues into local politics and added any New York speeches must conform to the Chicago platform if he participates.
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Chicago
Carter Harrison
Greater New York
New York
Harrison
Sargent Champion of Manchester Golf Club
Miss Nellie C Sargent defeated Miss CG Be Langworth of Cincinnati Golf Club 38 up and 1 to play in the Essex County Club links final to win the Manchester women’s golf championship. Tomorrow features approaching contests and a driving competition.
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Manchester
Essex County Club
Nellie C. Sargent
BE. Langworth
Cincinnati Golf Club
Farrell Gives Up In Boxing Clash In Hartford
In Hartford at the Auditorium under Gladiator Athletic Club, Steve O'Donnell fights Charles Farrell. Farrell quit in the second round. California’s Charles Goff and Boston’s George Byer fought to a 12 round draw. Tom Reilly and Tom Hamilton did not appear. Boston & Albany announces its annual New York excursion on Tuesday Oct 5 offering Berkshire Hills foliage, steamer options Adirondack or New York, return Oct 6 via Fall River line, fare announced.
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Hartford
Conn
Gladiator Athletic Club
Steve O’donnell
Charles Farrell
Farrell
Charles Goff
California
George Byer
Boston
Tom Reilly
Tom Hamilton
Boston & Albany Railroad
New York
Albany
Berkshire
Adirondack
Fall River Line
Nansen to Sail for New York Lectures Exhibit
New York learned Dr. Nansen, the polar explorer, will sail on the St. Paul from Southampton October 16. His first American lecture is set for October 28 in New York. The Nansen exhibit from Stockholm departs October 6, with the Christiania collection also shipped and to be shown free in New York.
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New York
Nansen
St. Paul
Southampton
Stockholm
Christiania
Amerika
Providence doubles triumph in state tennis championship
Bud Long and Dana won the state tennis doubles title in Providence Illinois defeating Mandeville and Burt 6 1 7 5 6 0.
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Providence
R. IL
Budlong
Dana
Mandeville
Burt
Popular New York Excursion Route via Hoosac Tunnel
The Day line to New York and the Fall River line to Boston form the leading tour circuit to New York and back via the Hoosac Tunnel. Fitchburg railroad promotes a popular New York excursion on September 30 using this route at a reduced rate.
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America
New York
Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Fall River
Boston
Moueffee's Deel Challenges Riders in World Race
Bicycle News notes riders suspended after Watertown road race at Waltham on Sept 16 for running on unsanctioned Central Park trotting track. Names include Ingraham, Hill, Ryan, Peterson, Morse and others. Officials banned on L A W tracks for one month. several others suspended longer for unsanctioned matches and class violations. Readville meet sanctioned for Oct 16.
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Watertown
Waltham
Dorntee
Racing Board of the
Central Park
Benny Ingraham
Peabody
David Hill
E. KE. Ryan
J. Peterson
Newton Upper Falls
J. Morse
Racing Board
T. F. Kelley
T. Nally
Fiorrie Donahoe
J. D. McGann
T. Kelliher
George W. Stetson
Milton
Thomas Kelley
Ponkapoag
Forbes Track
Canton
L. C. Pendle
Worcester
Kerrison
W. E. Becker
R. F. Kelsey
Connecticut
F. H. Burger
Bridgeport
W. W. Shepard
Meriden
Conn
Silas D. Grainger
F. G. Hunt
South Norwalk
Stamford
J. W. Weidenhammer
J. N. Dick
East New Haven
C. W. Bean
New Haven
J. S. W. Yparaderewski
Union City
J. E. Pearson
Turner
Walter D. Hines
Portland
Mr. McEdwards
Livermore Falls
Reedfield
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Readville
Eddie McDuffee Challenges World After Defeat
Eddie McDuffee arrives in Bridgeport for a six hour race and defies the world by offering a ten mile challenge to Michael or Lesna for any purse. His poor showing is blamed on wheel trouble that caused laps lost. Al Weinig fell in the sixty second mile and Blakeslee injured shoulder in the incident.
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Eddie McDuffee
Bridgeport
Michael
Lesna
McDuffee
al Weinig
Blakeslee
Stein's Paris View Of Boston Rides To Six Day Fame
M Stein, once a rival in the Charles River Park six day race, arrived in Paris and critiqued Boston weather and roads. He cited stomach cramps and pacing partners as causes for a weak showing, mocked American gear and diets, and praised Lesna's earnings and discipline while noting reporters and diversions surrounding the event.
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M. Stein
Charles River Park
High Dudgeon
France
Boston
London
Barnaby
Waller
Lesna
America
Rival rider assaults rival in Bristol cycling race
In Concord on Sept 23 a one mile open race ended in controversy as W E Becker grabbed Taylor from behind dislodging him. Becker was disqualified and the race redone with Tom Butler first. Dennis Daley won the Bristol county amateur one mile with a gold loving cup in 2 26 5.
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Concord
Tom Butler
Major Taylor
W. E. Becker
Becker
Taylor
Dennis Daley
Taunton
Bristol County
Century wheelmen prepare souvenirs and big race plans
Metropolitan Wheelmen distribute century souvenirs at their club house on Washington Street. Major Taylor eyes Mexico racing, Cam pella and Shoe City clubs schedule a Brockton clash October 16. Bert Repine targets pace mile aided by Seaboard line. Pacemakers planned for Willow Grove events and a Diamond C C open century on October 3 with prizes and a souvenir for finishers within thirty minutes.
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Washington Street
Canton
Major Taylor
City of
Mexico
Shoe City
Campella
Brockton
Bert Repine
Atlanta
E. E. Anderson
Seaboard
W. B. Young
Owen S. Kimble
John S. Johnson
F. A. McFarland
Willow Grove Track
Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
Diamond C. C
North Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
Providence
L. Adams
Hadley Street
Horse bolted at South Ryegate fair injures crowd
A horse owned by Frank Kitrredge of Woodsville New Hampshire bolted from the track into the river at the South Ryegate fair in Montpelier Vermont this afternoon. Dozens were knocked down and several people were cut and bruised but no fatalities. The $1000 horse drowned before rescue.
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Montpelier
South Ryegate Fair
Frank Kittredge
Woodsville
N. H
Girl Sells Hair to Machine Crash at Washington Mill
Katie Kelley, 15, in Lawrence, was working in the carding room when her braid became tangled in a machine tearing off her scalp. She was rushed to the hospital where Drs Carleton and W T Howard performed a rare scalp-surgery with over 100 stitches. Surgeons believe she will recover.
Rivals to Attend Thursday Convention in Burnstead Hall
The Fourth Councillor District Committee met at headquarters to set the convention date and location. Rival candidates Hon. John H. Sullivan and Hon. Henry F. Naphen attended and agreed on next Thursday at 8 PM in Burnstead Hall, with the committee’s decision confirmed unanimously.
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John H. Sullivan
Henry F. Naphen
Bumstead Hall
Joseph Chamberlain's Loss in Sisal Experiments
London report says Joseph Chamberlain secretary of state for the colonies lost 50000 pounds in sisal cultivation experiments in the Bahamas. He selected land deemed unsuitable for profitable growth.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Joseph Chamberlain
Bahama Islands
Marlboro School Purchases Scrutiny Under Probe
Marlboro Sept 28 The School Board will investigate insinuations by C A Bobrick accusing the purchasing committee of using questionable methods in buying school furnishings and of ignoring city charter bid advertising. Chairman Loughlin rejects these charges and seeks a thorough inquiry.
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