Boston Triumphs In Pitching Duel With Pittsburg
In a tense seven inning scoreless stretch, Boston and Pittsburg matched power from Willis and Tannehill. The champions broke through in the eighth and ninth as Duffy and Bergen delivered run scoring hits to seal a 2 0 Boston win.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Willis
Tannehill
Lowe
Padden
Collins
Stahl
Bergen
Duffy
Donovan
Bowerman
O’brien
Tenney
McCarthy
O'Brien
McCreery
Long
Ely
Clark
AB. R. TB. PO
A. E. Hamilton
Rai Dipaecca Seis
Setters
Biscceeeeeeeses
O Lowe
Eee
Eer
Ewe Ees
Cofling
Eeeeeenas
A Stahl
Lu Bergen
C. Sessesevveees Ee
Kowerman
Renee
Donoval
Hamilton
Onovan
Gaffney
Giants fall as wild pitching costs Carrick a game
Carrick, ex Newark Atlantic League pitcher, started for the Giants but deteriorated on the mound. The Colonels displayed sharp hitting and fielding to seize the victory, with the final score not stated in the available text.
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New York
Carrick
Newark
N. J
Giants
Colonels
Callahan Ends Baltimore Run as Maul Struggles on Mound
Callahan halted Baltimore's winning streak with a strong performance on the mound while Maul showed wildness. The game featured runners on base before the pivotal scoring moment concluded with a decisive score.
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Baltimore
Callahan
Maul
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Cleveland Again
Philadelphia today secured its third straight win against Cleveland with strong support from Young. Attendance reached 123 percent as the game unfolded, but the focus remained on the decisive score and the winning effort.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Today
Cleveland
Young
Kennedy Wins Dramatic Ninth In Pitchers Battle
Kennedy delivered a game deciding blow in the ninth with two aboard as Taylor matched him in a low scoring pitchers duel. Attendance reached 600 as the finish sealed a close contest. The score final remains to be listed.
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Brooklyn
Kennedy
Taylor
Lynch brothers accept Ten Eyck Rogers double scull challenge
James Ten Eyck has received a telegram from the Lynch brothers of Halifax accepting the challenge for a double scull race for 1000 dollars a side to be rowed at Halifax. The Lynch brothers defeated Durnan and Rice in a three mile race at Halifax on Thursday.
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Worcester
James Ten Eyck
Lynch Brothers of
Halifax
Ten Eyck and
Rogers
Lynch Brothers
Durnan and Rice
Moonlight cross country run and fall paper chase at Boston Y M C A
The first moonlight cross country run and paper chase is set for Sept 29 under a full moon. Similar runs are planned for every full moon night in October and November. For details on the Fitchburg railroad New York excursion on Oct 6 contact J R Watson Boston passenger agent.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Fitchburg
New York
J. R. Watson
Boston
Cycle racing secession pressures rise amid official clash
Berkeley Oval riders defy suspension as leaders Bald Looper McFarland Stevens and Gardiner press Mott for day meets or 6 point scores. Warnings of small track danger follow, while Denver riders face investigations and plans push for a new professional racing body. Governor Mount vows swift action to prevent McCoy Corbett fight in Indiana.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mr. Mott
Taylor
Kimble
Freeman
Denver
Racing Board
W. W. Hamilton
Amos Hughes
C. V. Casey
Trenton
N. J
American Cycle Racing Association of
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League
L. A. W. Bulletin
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
Roby
Ind
Mount
Indiana
James A. Mount
Matthews
Costello-Woods
McCoy
Corbett
Secretary of War
Corbett-McCoy
Boxing Sparring Meet at Boston A A Opens Oct 29
An amateur sparring tournament at the Boston A A gym on Saturday October 29 features open classes at 108 116 125 140 150 and 160 pounds with a two pound allowance. Weigh in between 12 and 1 on race day. prizes awarded to class winners and to the finalist who loses to the champion. Entries close Monday October 24 with John Graham Exeter Street Boston A A.
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John Graham
Boston
A. A
Exeter Street
Waltham Road Race Entries Continue to Grow
In Waltham today over 100 men enter the ten mile road race directed by W J Corcoran with officials led by Referee F P Sibley and a full panel of judges scorers and timers. A Quincy to Providence century run was canceled for lack of entries while other events include a pursuit race in New Bedford and Gloucester eight mile road race with multiple prizes.
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Waltham
F. P. Sibley
J. M. Linscott
D. R. Harvey
E. R. Benson
Warren Dow
William Shoesmith
H. M. Gordon
W. B. Chipman, Jr
H. W. Robinson
Frank Rourke
F. M. Haggerty
New Bedford
Paquin Brothers
Fall River
Futty Blanks
Gloucester
W. B. Thompson
Boxing Odds and Prep for Sullivan versus Smith at Coney Island
Report from boxing circles shows Sally Smith favored 100 to 70 over Dave Sullivan for a 12 round 122 pound bout at Coney Island next Monday night. Both fighters in shape at weight, with Sullivan fans citing a prior win over Pedlar Palmer and predicting even money odds as New York treks influence betting.
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Sally Smith
Dave Sullivan
Coney Island
Sullivan
Dave
Palmer
England
Angle
Smith
Boston
New York
George V. Tuohey
Interscholastic Football News from Cambridge to Needham
George Dean captains St. Josephs eleven following his stint with last year’s English High team. Emmanuels face Needham A A this afternoon, while the Interscholastic Football Association meets at 8 p.m. in B A A committee rooms. Monitor A A Jr seeks teams averaging 15 pounds and offers contact Frank Dinan. W W Coe to compete at Montreal Canadian championships. Monitor A A plans football games with teams averaging 12 pounds. contact W R Skelly. Tom Burke and Allie Remington race 440 yards at Cleghorn A C in Fitchburg with a 100 and 440 handicap. Vernon street footrace features Boyd and Sandy McMutrie. Boyd wins by fifteen yards after backing McMutrie’s man by fifty yards. Boyd’s 100 time 10 1/2 seconds. McMutrie’s 50 yards 9 1/2 seconds.
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Frank Dinan
Spring Street
Cambridge
W.W. Coe
Montreal
Monitor A. A
W. R. Skelly
Thorndike Street
Tom Burke
Allie’ Remington
Cleghorn A. C
Fitchburg
James Boyd
Sandy’ McMutrie
Vernonstreet
Boyd
McMutrie
Iselin Morgan Defenders Sign Deal for Next Year's Cup
New York announces rival syndicates reach agreement to defend the cup. The Duryea Whitney group withdraws, leaving Iselin and Morgan to back a Herreshoff built yacht. Iselin will crew part of his Deer Island crew aboard the Defender. The vessel heads to Bristol in October for outfitting and testing aluminum topside samples for durability.
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New York
Duryea-Whitney
C. Oliver Iselin
Commodore J. Pierpont Morgan
Herreshoffs
Iselin
Bar Harbor
Deer Island
Bristol
Willis Triumphs as Brooklyn Faces Down Giants in 3 Overtime
Willis, hailed as champion, wins with six strikeouts by the left hander and Bowerman makes a spectacular catch. George Yeager back at practice after hand injury as Louisville, Philadelphia, and Cleveland win yesterday. Moreover, the Berkeley Cycle Club opens new rooms in Beachmont while the Forest Hills and Sharon A. A. prepare for a season finale.
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Victor
Brooklyn
George Yeager
Louisville
Giants
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Callahan
Maul
Orioles
Ed Hanlon
Baltimore
Bowerman
Bergen
Berkeley Cycle Club
Beachmont
Franklin House
New State Highway
Pineapple Tablets Claim Victory Over Indigestion Ailments
A bayonet thrust to health is used to describe indigestion distress. Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are advertised to break down disease strongholds, fortify nerves, and restore energy with new life and hope. 35 cents, sold by C. BE. WOODWARD & CO. and SHEPPARD & CO. in specified streets.
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von Stan
New Hope
C. BE. Woodward & CO
Bromfeld
No Boxing Allowed in Tent Wins Denial
New York police board chief explains a license denial for the Pastime Athletic Club boxing bout due to the event being held in a tent. The building department approved the tent structure but not its use for boxing.
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New York
York
Police Board
Pastime Athletic Club
Building Department
Nine member War Department inquiry commission named
President announces the war department inquiry panel will have nine members though full names are not yet released. General Grenville M Dodge is expected to chair and arrived in Washington for preliminary White House talks ahead of the first meeting.
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Washington
War Department
Grenville M Dodge
White House
Canadian Lacrosse Teams Set for Newton A. A. Grounds Game
John P. Dunne and Edward Quinn lead Capital Lacrosse Club of Ottawa and Shamrock Lacrosse Club of Montreal to a world title match at Newton A. A. grounds on October 19 or 21. Ex-champs will field their recent championship players with local 15 minute exhibitions if opponents are found. Additional games planned in Philadelphia New York and Baltimore.
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John P. Dunne
Edward Quinn
Capital Lacrosse Club
Ottawa
Shamrock Lacrosse Club
Montreal
Newton A. A
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston Inspectors Nab Wynter in Cambridge Break-In Case
Inspector Shields of Boston and Inspector Murray of Cambridge arrested William Wynter at 88 South Russell Street on charges of breaking and entering. The suspect is tied to a Cambridge home on 208 Western Avenue and a Somerville theft, with $300 in silverware and jewelry recovered, and police plan to forward him to Cambridge officials after further review.
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Inspector Shields
Boston
Murray
Cambridge Police
South
Russell Street
William Wynter
Wynter
Gilbert J. Jackson
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Somerville
Shields
West End
Police
Tilney
Cochituate Conduit
Tarbox
Inspector Fletcher
Mrs. Tilney
Terrible Turk Arrives in New York for Wrestling Challenge
Halil Adali, a 32 year old Turkish wrestler said to have defeated Yousouf who died in the Burgoyne disaster, has arrived in New York. He weighs 22 pounds more than 200 pounds, stands over six feet, and offers to wrestle for 1000 dollars a side.
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New York
Halil Adali
Yousouf
Burgoyne
Woman burglar mystery in Newton Centre home
The Newton Centre burglary of 1901 involved thefts of women’s clothing and bric a brac from Mr and Mrs Arthur Tilney at 176 Sumner Street. police suspect a female offender or collusion, noting careful box storage in the cellar and a daytime break near the police station.
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Newton
Arthur H. Tilney
Sumner Street
Newton Centre
Camp Meade notes and town unrest in Haverhill
In Haverhill a brief riot flare after a car window break by Thomas Wiseman 19, as officers and a growing crowd clash. Wiseman and his brother James are arrested. torpedoes obstruct tracks. cars run on schedule. extra police to stay. Camp Meade reports include new drill hours, water pipes, blankets, a crematory, a swimming pool project, football teams, and a death in Company C. Thirty illnesses noted, mostly bowel-related and malaria.
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Haverhill
Maia
Thomas Wiseman
Sargent’s Square
Lovely
Washington Square
Wiseman
James Wiseman
Shannon
Whitney
Fifth
Second Tennessee
Morrise
Coleman
Camp Meade
William Brown
Company C
Two Hundred
New York
Mason Weaver
Barracks search near Boston as winter quarters eyed
Major Hyde, Boston quartermaster, seeks suitable factory quarters near Boston for winter troops. He may lease about ten large sites outside the city with dormitories and officer rooms to house possibly up to 6000 men. Negotiations could close soon, with reports to Washington.
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Boston
Major Hyde
Hyde
Washington
Fifths new headquarters move to Camp Meade woods
This morning Colonel Whitney's staff and band relocated from the old station to the new one in the woods at the western end of Camp Meade Pennsylvania.
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Camp Meade
Penn
Whitney
Fifty nine admitted to the Suffolk bar yesterday
In the Supreme Court before Judge Lathrop fifty nine applicants passed the required examinations and were admitted. Across the state 144 applied. ninety seven passed and will be admitted. Among Suffolk county nominees eighty eight will be admitted. Recipients include C. C. Abell J. Fla Benton H. W. Brown M. F. Carney and many others from firms and towns.
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Supreme Court
Austin Potter
C A. Proctor
O. P. Schoonmaker
G. T. Shannon
A. P. Teelay
A. C. Webber
J. E. Whelton
Alexander Whiteside, Jr
Boston
BE. K. Arnold
W. R. Peabody
Howard Whitmore
Cambridge
N. W
Bingham, Jr
Somerville
Arthur Bog
Braintreo
KE. N. Jones
Middleboro
J. T. Kenney
Abington
T. K. Lothrop, Jr
Beverly
Marden
Lowell
J. P. Miles
Lawrence
F. H. Nash
Acton
B. F. Newton
Randolph
T. J. O'Connell
Easton
R. L. Raymond
R. C. Storey
Doyle Pleads Not Guilty in Roxbury Stabbing Case
William H. Doyle, alleged assailant of Daniel McCue, arraigned in Roxbury District Court and pleads not guilty to assault and battery with a knife. Case continued to Sept. 30. Doyle denies stabbing or drawing a knife. McCue recovering at hospital and will attend trial.
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William H. Doyle
Daniel McCue
Roxbury Crossing
Roxbury
Doyle
McCue
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