Detroit Triumphs Over Boston in Doubleheader Fraught with Errors
Detroit won the first game 5 to 4 and the second 9 to 2 as Boston fielding miscues doomed the locals on their home ground. Buck Freeman misplayed two easy throws and Ferris and Hemphill also mishandled balls, letting Detroit mount late-inning rallies.
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Boston Americans
Detroit
Boston
Buck" Freeman
Collins
Freeman
Ferris
Hemphill
Criger
Casey
Gleason
Stahl
Parent
Dowd
Holmes
Lewis
Miller
Nance
Dillon
McAllister
Elberfeld
Schreckengost
Connolly
A. E. Holmes
R. F Barrett
Besesey
Bibertel Nance
Don
Shaw
Yeager
Eenssee Collins
Eewanseeesee
Eeseeeaeseees & Criger
Eenenee Young
Gaeraee
Brahl
Young
Byoung
Doctor Liverpool Promises Free Diagnosis for Chronic Ailments
A vintage advertorial touts Dr. Liverpool of Tremont Street offering free consultation and medicines for chronic diseases. It claims extensive cure figures across rheumatism paralysis asthma and many others, urging readers to visit for an instant diagnosis and treatment plan.
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Tor
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Dvanepsta
Bright
Emrem
Mays
Two For Baltimore Defeats Milwaukee In Twin Games
The Baltimore home team won both games from Milwaukee on Sept 23. Key defensive plays by McGinnity Dunn and Jackson highlighted the first game. In the second, Nops gave way to Foreman after two walks and two hit batters. Attendance 2006.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
McGinnity
Dunn
Jackson
Nops
Foreman
Meginnity
Robinson
Hasting
Maloney
Jones
Kelister
Seymour
Williams
Bone
Gilbert
Anderson
Husting
Pyecent
West
Haskell
Cleveland Wins Doubleheader in American League Play
Cleveland swept both games in a doubleheader, led by consecutive hits in each inning. Bracken pitched well in the first game, allowing a late rally by Washington as Cleveland capitalized on hits and power. Bradly homered for Cleveland while Gear, Bracken, Lee, and Coughlin contributed key hits. Cleaveland 6 13 0 Washington 6 10 2. Umpire Hart. Time 1h35m.
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Detroit
Proton
Partion
Secant
Milwaukee
Eveland Seeenseens
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Feenna
Lee
Bracken
Wood
Clark
Gear
Beck
Coughlin
Bradley
Farrell
Grady
Lachance
Clingman
Some
Hart
Mercer Riot Downs: Washington Beats Cleveland in Close King
In the second game Washington capitalized on five singles plus a hit by pitcher and an error to score five runs and win 8 to 7. Dowling held Cleveland scoreless until late. Mercer pitched well yet Cleveland could not solve Dowling.
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Mercer
Dowling
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 6-3 in Gridiron? Baseball
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 6 to 3 at Sept 23 game as Griffith struggles but hits aid the home club. Attendance 2833. Scoring surged in first and sixth innings with Davis Meres Powers among the hitters. Errors were 1 for Philadelphia and 3 for Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Griffith
Chicago
Oxford Cambridge team chosen for Berkeley Oval meet
The English team for the Berkeley Oval clash with Yale and Harvard athletes was announced. Notable entrants include Hind and Churchill for sprint events, Barclay Neave and others for the 440, and Workman Dawson McNaughton in distance races with Henderson appearing in several field events.
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New York
Berkeley Oval
Yale
Harvard
A. EB. Hind
Cambridge
J. Churchill
R. W. Barclay
P. A. Neave
Oxford
H. W. Workman
J. R. Cleave
F. G. Cock
Sudhoff Guides St Louis to a 9 3 Win Over Boston
Sudhoff pitched well after a rough start as St Louis defeated Boston 9 to 3 at home. The locals built five runs early and added more later while Pittenger struggled and Boston’s fielding proved costly. Key hits included Kruger’s triple and Carney's three base hit for Boston with Padden and Wallace producing for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Sudhoff
Boston
Cooley
Carney
New
Pittenger
Rickert
Tenney
Demontreville
Padden
Burkett
Wallace
Richardscr
Kruger
Heydon
Kryser
Heidrick
Emmett
Walace
Donovan
Force
F . Heidrick
Richardson
Pane
Ewene
Hey
AB. PO. A
Demontrevills
Conley
Reneeeseeen
R. Tawe
Earesererere Moran
Eanesere Pittenger
Harned
St. Toul
Heatick
Krn¢ Wallace
Itcher
Byittenger
Demontre le
Ruger
Hoff
St. Nis
Wild
Pite - Sudhoff
Emslie
Philadelphia and Chicago battle with late errors
Donohue pitched for Chicago against Menefee of Philadelphia in a tense game. Chicago capitalized on errors, while Green Isa and Filek logged two bass hits. Final notes show Philadelphia leaving men on base and Chicago scoring despite strikes and walks.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Donohue
Jacklitech
Menefee
Kahoe
Dette
Che
Leago
Philadelphi
Hite
Green
Isa
Filek
Delehanty
McCormick
Childs
Dexter
Jacklitsch
Jennings
Barry
Dwyer
Pittsburg Beats New York 6-4 on Septembers Night
Pittsburg wins 6 to 4 as Taylor scatters hits to the 19th inning. Two Pittsburg errors produced runs, New York fields cost nothing. Attendance about 2,200 with Doheny and Taylor pitching and Ritchey Bransfield contributing with multiple hits.
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Pittsburg
Taylor
New York
Boxing Gossip and Match Talk From Boston Notes
Boxing gossip from Boston outlines Lightweight champ John J. Little seeking a match with John J. Gerrier of South Boston. Little deposits cash to prove intent if Gerrier negotiates a stake or a guaranteed purse. The column extends to other boxers and promoters, noting Open challenges, schooling, and planned bouts across multiple cities and venues.
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John J. Little
John J. Gerber
South Boston
Little
Gerrier
Setator
Geirer
Peepee
Steve O'Donnell
Steve
New South Wales
O'Donnell
Concord Street
Cac
H. Martin
Wiliam A. Walker
Kid Brown
Memphis
Brown
Joe Guns
Forsi
Opera House
Baltimore
Walker
Young Dixon
Chicago
T. E. Harding
Washington
Young Allen
Saltern
South End
New England
Mick Sullivan
Mike Sheehan
Mike Sheehan, He of A Labor: Renown
Kelvin
Kelly
Maguires
Emergency
Jim
Jeffries
Billy Brady
Joe Kennedy
Oakland
Cal
Jeff
Peter Maher
George Dixon
Iow
St. Louis
Benny Yager
Ol] Posten
Timmy Kearns
Ager
Joe Gana
New Britain
George Siler
Jeffries-Ruhlin
Geof Chicago
Boston
Pierce
Burrill
Pemberton ‘Square
Gardner
conet.Inquirer
Somerville
John L. .Sullivan
Atch
Anariette
Sullivan
Wanceelle, House
B. Benton
Roy
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati In Wide Margin Baseball Game
Brooklyn containered Cincinnati 26 hits to 8 in a decisive Sept 23 game. Stimmel and Sethoff pitched for Cincinnati while Brooklyn tallied multiple runs from the second inning onward led by Kelley and Sheckard with two home runs and Steinfeld Daly doubles. Attendance not listed.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Stimmel
Sethoff
Hughes
Farrell
Summel
Suthoff
Hurley
Steinfeld
Daly
Crawford
Kelley
Sheckard
Dahlen
Nash and Brown
Philadelphias Beat Chicago 3 to 1 in National Game
Philadelphia scores 3 to Chicago 1 with four first inning hits. The Philadelphias dominate early and secure the victory as the Chicago squad struggles to respond.
Lipton’s Shamrock at Sea Trial Before Races
Yacht Shamrock J J is prepared for measurement after polishing up the hull while the Columbia is cleaned and readied. Sir Thomas Lipton expresses hope to sail and receives gifts from the Royal Cork Yacht Club and supporters as the boats move to Sandy Hook for mooring tests.
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New York
Fire Basin
Shamrock JJ
Morsey Iron Works
Erie Basin
John Hyslop
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton
Teutonic
Royal Cork
Sir Thomas
Yacht Club
Royal Cork Yacht Club
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Emmet Guile and Shamrocks Agree On Neutral Match
Representatives of the Emmet Guile football team of Chelsea and the Shamrocks of Brighton agreed to a 17 man match on neutral grounds this Saturday afternoon for $100. The game will be two 39 minute halves with three points to win. The winner takes all gate receipts plus the stake.
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Emmet
Chelsea
Shamrocks
Brighton
Pomets
Emall
Haff and Mates Leave Independence for New York Races
Captain Hank Haff and his two mates Clay Haff and Frank Miller sailed from the Independence to New York to attend international races. They received release papers and a substantial bonus from Mr. Lawson. The officers praised the crew’s skills and praised the Inde Pierce as sailed by capable officers and sailors equal to any 90 footers.
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Aptain
Hank” Haff
Clay” Haff
Frank Miller
Independence
New York
Constitution
Columbia
Lawson
Secretary Hepbron to Address New England Amateur Athletes
The basketball committee of the New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union will host George T. Hepbron of New York at tomorrow nights meeting at 1 Allen Street. Hepbron, AAU basketball committee secretary and Y M C A Athletic League director, will discuss forming a basketball league in New England and its benefits. W M Dumbrnsky notes bright prospects and invites any amateur team unable to attend to send applications to East Cambridge before tomorrow night.
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New England Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
George T. Hepbron
New York
Allen Street
Hepbron
Y. M. C. A. Athletic League
New England
New England Committee
W. M. Dumbrnsky
Major Taylor weighs paced racing for next season
Major Taylor plans to give up sprinting for middle distance paced racing aided by pacing machines. He aims to ride longer distances with similar edge and expects earnings if practice pays off. Other notes cover a tandem crash risk at Charles River Park and upcoming races at Revere and Charlestown with motorized pace rules in question.
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Taylor
Billy
Brady
Harry Hikes
Hikes
Charles River Park
Elkes
Madison Square Garden
Joe Nelson
Louis Mettling
F. D. Osgood
Lynn
Revere
Elkes and Wealthour
Charlestown
Acton
Hancock Square
Porter
M. B
Allaton
Horace
A. Keith
Brockton
R. F. Kelsey
Boston
Harvard Men Open Season With First Lineup And Scrimmage
Harvard football held its longest practice of the season with 21 new candidates on the field. Campbell again lined up at left half as teammates tested end positions and a new lineup formed for signals.
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Harvard
Campbell
Imporre
Burgess
Littig
Hutchingon
Thayer
Riggs
Baldwin
Leo Daly
Marshall
Freshmar
Daly
Charlie” Daly
Dash
Hutchinson
Graydon
Robinson
Griggs
Green
Sugden
Barnard
Jones
Lawes
Nee
Bu Batieine Daly
Senne
Boyd
Knowles
Piper
Meyer
Ives
Sarouen
Stone
Grew
Noyes
Will
Devens
Heinfelder
Toor
Reid
Yale Football Team Holds Intense Two-Eleven Scrimmage
Yale's football squad conducted a lengthy practice in WAVEN Conn with two full elevens in a fierce scrimmage. Key players included Isie Paulies Winslow at quarterback, Chadwick Hart, and Captain Gould. Vanderpoel Eaton and Whitney among others tested at positions amid punting trials and coaching additions.
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Waven
Conn
Yale
Ffis
Part
Whitnep
Oither
Isie
Aulies
Winslow
Holt
Gua Irds
Murphy
O'Neil
Goss
Francis
Rafferty
Ferguson
Chadwick
Hart
Whitney
Pamlin
Drummond
Swan
Cackles
Cranberry
Gould
Ward
Max
Eaton
Vanderpoel
Wehck
Colts Triumph Over Bosanqueta in Philadelphia Cricket Match
On September 23 the Colts, led by their captain, defeated Bosanqueta’s English team by 186 runs in a slow afternoon match at Philadelphia. The visitors were hampered by a shortage of fielders, limiting their ability to play effectively.
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Philadelphia
Bosanquet
Old-Time Interstate Cricket Fixture Resumes in Lynn Bluff Grounds
The traditional interstate cricket match between Massachusetts and Rhode Island resumes this season on the grounds of Lynn C Battalion Preach Bluffs. Teams feature Lynn captains and players from East Boston Fall River Lawrence Methuen and Andover with players including J Bartiée, J Thorp, D Hurd and H Saunders.
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Massachusetts Packet
Rhode Inland
Lynn
C. Batonay
Merrimee
J. H. Gordon
Methuen
X’. Homer
Mohair
D. Hurd
Bunting
J. C. Pricaess
Andover
H. Saunders
Commercial Pacific Cable Company Formed in Albany
The Commercial Pacific Cable Company incorp orated in Albany with capital of 2000000 to lay an 800 mile submarine cable from California to the Philippine Islands. The first segment California to Hawaii should be ready in months, with the Hawaiian Islands to Philippines completion within two years. Plans seek land rights in California and Hawaii, aiming a China Japan United States link through the Philippines.
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Albany
N Y
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
John W. Mackay
Clarence H.mackay
Edward C. Platt
Albert Beck
George C
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Japan
China
United States
Hanna Backs Roosevelt Thought Amid Republican Support
Senator Hanna stated that if President Roosevelt pursues his policies he will receive strong backing from him and all loyal Republicans. He warned that following McKinley would lead to prolonged national stagnation.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Roosevelt
Hessler
McKinley
Kidney Trouble Affects Women and Men Alike
An article promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles claiming widespread prevalence and impact on mind, ambition, and health. It highlights universal symptoms in children and adults and offers sample bottles by mail from Kilmes & Co. of Binghamton New York.
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M. G. M.laughlin
Broadway
New York
Ea Kilmes & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Miss Winslow Denies It All In Cambridgeport Case
Miss Lillian Winslow of Cambridgeport denies most allegations by the Darlows in the Winthrop case. She claims abuse by the Darlow family and says she never met or benefited from Mr Darlow or his sons. Mrs Winslow defends her daughter and says she will pursue the summonses against George and Albert. Miss Winslow’s case is expected to be tried in West Boston.
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Lillian Winslow
Cambridgeport
Darlows
Darlow
Cambridge
Winthrop
Dario
Mr. Darlow
Albert
George
Syirlow
Breccal
McQuarrie
Albert Darlow
Miss Winslow
Boston
Auburn Street
McFarland Opens Training At Charlies River Track
Californian Floyd McFarland shows speed in a 5 mile spin behind a pacing machine with O L Pickard at Charles River track. He prepares for the big championship heat race facing Jimmy Michael Harry Elkes and Bobbie Walthour as Metro Wheelmen and Presa Cycling Club squads pace for the interclub event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd McFarland
Charlies River Track
Charles River
O. L. Pickard
Johnnie'' Nelson
McFarland
Jimmy’’ Michael
Harry Elkes
Bobbie
Walthour
Michael
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Presa Cycling Club
Probe E
Jack Farnham
E. F. Root
BR. H. Temple
E. H. Beaudet
C. C
G. L. Kimball
J. J
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