Braves Wake Up Beat Reds 7 6
The Braves defeated the Reds 7 to 6 in a late afternoon game, ending a home series with eight wins and six losses since the Cardinals’ arrival. Otto Hess earned his 6th straight win as Suggs started for Cincinnati before being relieved by Works, with Boston rallying in the seventh to pull ahead.
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Ralph Works
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Almeida
Egan
Kinsley
Kansas
Johnny McGraw
Giants Postponed By Cold Drizzle In New York
Weather delays hit baseball fans as the New York Giants postpone their scheduled game with Pittsburgh and the Chicago Philadelphia matchup also falls victim to cold drizzle in both cities.
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American Association Winds Up Season With Final Milwaukee Game
The American Association closed its regular season with a Minneapolis versus Milwaukee game. Minneapolis, the two time defending champions, also held the pendant title this year. President Thomas Chivington said the season was prosperous and the league is not seeking expansion. Several players will join major league teams next year through the annual draft.
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Mc Goorty Knocks Out Harrison in Madison Square Garden Round One
Teddy Mc Goorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin defeats Jack Harrison English middleweight champion in the first round at Madison Square Garden. Mike Gibbons of St Louis outpoints a local Maloney over ten rounds in New York.
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Boston College Opens Season With Stiff Practice Drill
Coach Joy led the Boston College football squad through a hard first practice as late starts reduced numbers. Five veterans reported including Hartigan and Mahoney while new pledges from local schools joined to fill positions. The six game schedule runs away from home with a Fordham game pending.
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All up to Fenway Park this afternoon in fans’ eyes
The piece proclaims Jake Stahl’s Red Sox as worthy champions and speculates on the World Series star, with Heinie Wagner among strong bets. It also notes Kilbane's boxing trials and Kolehmainen's distance prowess, plus upcoming athletic hopes from Kilbane to DeMar and Halpin.
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Sullivan Knocks Attell Out in Five Rounds October 18
Brooklyn's Tommy Sullivan scores a knockout over Abe Attell in five rounds on October 18. The notes discuss Attell as a right-handed fighter and mention Bugs Raymond's handedness. It also covers the Boston Americans pennants in 1904 and 1908 and notes ticketing difficulties for the World Series.
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K. C. Brown
New York
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Spoke’s Rise From Clebourne to Major Baseball
The piece tracks a player nicknamed Spoke from Clebourne Texas through early career missteps and a move to the majors. It notes his nickname origin linked to Tristram and his path from minor league bush leagues to being noticed by a Red Sox scout in 1907, with stops in Clebourne and Houston before Little Rock.
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Green Plans Bates Game
Dartmouth drills focus on Bates game with two 15 minute scrimmages. No first team yet as Coach Cavanaugh assesses material. Captain Bennett and Englehorn out, likely back next week. Dunbar Gibson and Barends doubtful for opener.
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Milton High Poised For Strong Eleven This Year
Coach Hazleton expects a solid Milton High football squad with nine returning starters. Promising candidates include Mather, Carson, Thayer, McWhirck, Adams, Leary, Carder, Chandler, Field, Margeson, Babcock, Cross, Bradberry, Gustafson, White, Mitchell, Sweeney and Poole. Schedule lists games against Milton Academy, Southboro, Newton, Volkmann, Dorchester, Arlington, West Roxbury, Hingham, English, Mechanic Arts, with Open dates on Oct 9, Oct 12, and Nov 22.
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Columbus Exhibition Half Holds Off Athletics Rally
Columbus held the Philadelphia American League visitors in check until the ninth inning when a rally produced four runs and Columbus won 8 to 5. Mathes stood out at bat and Maggert starred in the field.
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Dinner Menu at Boutelle's for Reg. Course Dinner
Eat at Boutelle's features a dinner with string beans butter macaroni and cheese corn sweet potato rolls and a reg. course. The listing notes price 65 and references ladies and gents with Cornhill details.
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National League Pennant Race Keeps Fans on Edge
With the National League title undecided and a Wednesday meeting of the National Commission in town to draw plans for the world series, Giants and Cubs fans await final results. New York and Chicago each have 18 games left as prospects shift weekly. A chalked path shows Chicago must sweep all remaining games, while New York would need nine losses. Weather threatens rain tomorrow delaying a possible clinch, as Mathewson is set for the opener and Tesreau for the second game.
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Rain Postpones Columbus Circuit Opening
Rain postponed today's grand circuit races in Columbus Colorado opening two weeks of events. The first day’s program will be raced tomorrow and Friday’s events will be run on Saturday an open day.
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Two Veterans Report To Williams Practice
WILLIAMSTOWN September 23 Two veterans Mason and Prindle reported today for the first time. Mason a guard and Prindle a tackle who faced Harvard in the 1906 8 to 6 game. Chamberlain starred in a 20 minute scrimmage scoring once for the first team. Saturday’s lineup remained largely the same except ends moved to Vinal and Rice Turner injured Phillips stood in at fullback.
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Early October Car Racing and Touring Plans Across the Nation
Motors news notes busy first week of October with Vanderbilt Cup Grand Prize at Milwaukee and Glidden Tour from Detroit to New Orleans on the 7th. Rockingham Park hosts a race meet on Oct 23, while Chester Campbell organizes the next Boston auto show in Mechanics Building for March 1913.
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Powers Strikes Out 25, Loses Semi Pro Ball Game
Al Powers formerly with the Helena team struck out 25 in nine innings but lost the game 7 to 0 in Helena Montana yesterday. The catcher recorded 20 put outs, three assists and seven errors.
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Athlete Hannes Peeiansenines Wins Multiple Titles
Athlete Hannes Peeiansenines of Eeeee won the 5000 meter 10000 meter and cross country championships. His time in the 5000 meter was 14 minutes 36 3 5 seconds.
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