Boston robbed in sixth as umpire Murra calls game
In a tense sixth inning the game ends early as umpire Murra calls it. Daub and Griffin are retired, Foutz goes out at first, Corcoran reaches first on Long's error and steals second. Lachance sacrifices, Anderson flies out, Corcoran scores to edge the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daub
Griffin
Grim
Foutz
Corcoran
Long
Lachance
Anderson
Brooklyn
Boston
R. E. Bannon
B.S
Duffy
Eiaine
Tenney L.f
Peeeses Nash
Tucker
Li Harrington
Werd Ryan
Clan
Wehee Cue Saats
Nash
Byub
Harrington
Dolan
Boston and Brooklyn clash ends in protested game
In New York on Sept 25 Frank Selee's Boston nine were thwarted by Brooklyn as umpire Murray ended the game in the sixth inning amid protests from Captain Nash. Brooklyn led early, Boston rallied but the decision sparked crowd anger. Daub and Dolan pitched. Tomorrow Brooklyn and Boston resume the series with a postponed earlier game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray
Nash
Brooklyns
Murrayenrly
Boston Boys
Nick
Boston
Daub
Dolan
Brooklyn
Bostons
Bannon
Corcoran
Long
Duffy
Tenney
Tucker
Harrington
Daly
Ryan
Grim
Shock
Lachance
Griffin
Foutz
Anderson
Shoch
Cincinnati Beats St Louis in Doubleheader Opener
In a rough first game Coleman pitched for St Louis but Cincinnati prevailed with Cooley and Sheehan homers. The Browns split by solid play in the second game, Breitenstein and Otten steering a 4 run victory. Attendance noted at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Coleman
Cincinnatis
Cooley
Pittsburgs Rally Wins Over Louisville Amid Errors
Heavy batting aided by Louisville errors carried the Pittsburgs to a victory as Louisville unraveled in the sixth inning with six of eight runs unearned. Stenzel and Hawley homered, darkness halted play in the eighth. Pittsburg had 8 hits to Louisville's 15, with three errors by St. Louis.
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Attex
Brooklyn
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Louisville
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Stenzel
Hawley
Pittsborg
Hawley and Mack
McFarland and Marner
Washington Wins in Tenth on Anderson Single
Washington defeated New York in ten innings as Anderson lined a two run single with two out. Mercer pitched solidly with strong team defense backing him. Attendance reached 1200 as Washington and New York combined for 11 and seven hits respectively and multiple errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson
Mercer
Downey
New York
McGuire
Donney and Doyle
Baltimore Triumph Over Philadelphia in Shortened Game
Baltimore defeated the Phillies as Hoffer pitched well and only two Quaker City players reached second base, one scoring. The game ended after eight innings due to darkness with 5200 in attendance. Scores show Baltimore 9 3 1 0 9 1 0 0 0 and Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1.
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Baltimore
Philadelphias
Hoffer
Quaker City
Taylor Reacher
Philadelphia
Robinson
Taylor and Clements
Fall River Keeps Edge Over Springfield in Scrappy Win
Fall River defeated Springfield in a September 25 game, scoring across multiple innings. Batter ies credited to Gruber Gunson for Fall River and Klobe Rupert for Springfield, with umpire Mr. Cook from Woonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxbridge
Maess
Fall River
Springfield
Gruber
Gunson
Klobedanz
Rupert
Mr. Cook
Woonsocket
Mt Washingtons to face Norwoods in state final
Everett Mt Washingtons meet Norwoods for the state championship on Saturday at the South End grounds at 3 pm. Paul Bedford, ex Washington league, will play left field for Norwood. Clifford and Steve Mahoney will be the Mt Washington battery with Gilmore and O'Brien in Norwood’s rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Norwoods
South End
Paul Bedford
Norwood
Clifford
Steve Mahoney
Gimore
O’brien
Doyle Wins North River Boat Race in Stunning Finish
Saleem, Sept. 25. Bart Doyle of Salem defeats Graves of Marblehead in a three mile race on North River. The water was glassy, 10,000 spectators watched as Doyle finished in 30 minutes 40 seconds. Graves said he did not row fast enough to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saleem
North River
Bart Doyle
Salem
Graves
Marblehead
Eugene Buckley
Boston
Doyle
Golf at Lenox Amateurs Tie Then Fenn Wins Sudden-Death
Sept 2 Lenox golf club handicap match drew a large fashionable turnout. Forty three entered, thirty six finished after nine holes twice. Fenn scratch and C Webb handicap 16 each posted 91 total. tie broken with Fenn 44 to Webb 68. Kane cup set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Lenox Golf Club
Howland Robbins
New York
Fenn
C. Webb
Webb
Wefers Not Entering Yale This Fall Denial Stated
Yale track officials deny Bernard J. Wefers will enter Yale this fall after his New York world record. He is not taking exams and cannot enroll unless he joins a professional school, which would bar him from Yale athletics for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Bernard J. Wefers
New York Athletic Club
New York
Yale
Wefers
Niantic shoot won by the Third Regiment in state contest
The Connecticut National Guard brigade shoot at Niantic produced scores for four regiments and a machine gun team. Third Regiment led with 68, Second 675, First 653, Fourth 519, as teams of twelve competed for State trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Connecticut National Guard
Niantic
Forty-Sixth Regiment Veterans Hold Springfield Reunion
The Forty-sixth Regiment veterans met in Springfield on September 2 with about 140 comrades present. Rev. Dr. Moxom delivered the principal address and was elected an honorary member. Officers elected include President W. S. Shurtleff Secretary A. S. Bryant and Treasurer G. W. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Forty-sixth Regiment
Moxom
W. S. Shurtleff
Bryant
G. W. Turner
Mystic's Breakers Meet Day Two Delivers Thrilling Harness Races
In Medford Mystic racecourse hosted the New England Trotting Horse Breeders' Association second day turnout near 2000. Nellie McGrory rode a strong 2:16 pace showing, with Veta and Sea Bird among favorites. Silver Plate and Haley dominated the 2:18 and 2:00 classes with close finishes. The program featured two-year-old colts including Bingen and Woven Wind, and Lady Del Mar winning the fillies of 1893 in straight heats. Racing resumes tomorrow with six events including 2:13 trot and 2:12 pace expected to draw another large crowd.
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Medford
McCarty
Mystic Race Course
New England
Tom Boy
Bingen
May King
Henry Titer
Woven Wind
Pooh Bah
Lady del Mar
Bellisant
Ralph Wilkes
Nevin
Adwild
Nellie McGrory
Veta
Seabird
Vera
Donne
Ham _ Brock
Billy Frazier
Haley
Germaine
Silver Plate
Tley
Much Ado
Mascot
Bumps
Lyric
Island Girl
Ee Tom Boy
B. F
Ane Edgemark CE Pogcol
Cisco Vedans
Kaise Sou Ie Bebe
Quartercousin
Barnett
Corbett Benton
C. F
Sire
Del
Baldwith
Nevins
Curry
Sea
Lou V
Fae
Elise Mae
Stoclne
Oreee
Julia
Br. H
Eisicham
Suzette
Palmer
B. m
Rae Gal Cos
B. Demorest
B .m
CNNZ
Cc. B
Rathburn
Sea Bird
C. H
Carpenter
Prairie Lily
Boyce
Nancy Harkaway
Orencyy
Fito Gr Ears
Cs Ck Cae
Brock
Diesel
Germaine, B. H
Carmichael
B. H
Cook
Gentry Equals Track Record In Three Cornered Race
Six thousand spectators in Dubuque watch John R. Gentry win the three heat match against Joe Patchen and Fidel. Gentry times 2 03 3 4 and posts the fastest heat of the year and the fastest third heat ever paced or trotted. Fidel, the favorite, is outclassed as Patchen looms early but fades to wheel behind Gentry in the final stretch. Times: 2:06 3 4, 2:05, 2:08 3 4.
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Dubuque
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Fidel
Gentry
Patchen
Curry
Brighton Beach Racecard Summary
At Brighton Beach IL on Sept 25 five furlongs Old Dominion led five furlong race with Key West and Cuckoo. A second five furlong race saw Rosalind III win over Imperial and Unity. Nicolini won the one mile, with Sir John and Rodman B. in place. Owners handicap covered one mile and a furlong Panway won with Cass and Little Tom following. Chattanooga won the one mile race ahead of Inquirendo and Prig. Little Matt captured the final one mile with Babe Murphy and McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
L. IL
Old Dominion
Key West
Cuckoo
Rosalind III
Imperial
Unity
Nicolini
Sir John
Rodman B
Panway
Cass
Little Tom
Chattanooga
Inquirendo
Prig
Little Matt
Babe Murphy
McKee
Rochester fair day two yields swift races at Rochester
Rochester N H September 26 The second Rochester fair day drew big crowds with three races on the card John R Baldwin defeated Clara Wilkes in the 2 37 class best time 2 25 12 Rear Guard narrowly beat Loraine in the 2 22 pace Pembroke took the 2 25 class in 2 25 14.
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Rochester
N. H
Rochester Fair
John R Baldwin
Clara Wilkes
Baldwin
Rear Guard
Loraine
Vermont
Pembroke
Trotting at Brandon completes second fair day
Brandon Vermont September 25 The Brandon fair at Forest Park Farm saw favorable results on the second day with races concluding in the morning and an afternoon program featuring pacing and trotting events. The free-for-all purse of 250 dollars was won by Mack in three straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Forest Park Farm
Mack
Aman dier Wins Newmarket Great Einstern Handicap
At the Newmarket first October meeting Aman dier won the great Einstern Railway handicap a sweepstakes of ten sovereigns with 500 added for 3 year olds and upwards six furlongs Missal took second and Royal Mask finished third in the London market report on today’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newmarket
Amandier
Missal
Royal Mask
Track record falls at Norwich races with Blizzard winner
Blizzard, owned by Co. P. Bradley of Meriden, broke the New London County Agricultural Society track record in the free for all at Norwich races. Time 2:18 1-2. Other results include George H. winning the free for all in 2:21 3-4 and 2:28, Merry Bells taking the 2:3 class, and Happy Home Jr. winning the 2:281-4 class with best time 2:28 1-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
New London County Agricultural Society
Blizzard
Co. P. Bradley
Meriden
George H
Merry Bells
Happy Home, Jr
Trotting at Machias Park Races Close in Maine Day
Races at Machias Park were tightly contested. In the 2:40 class Walter D. owned by Thompson of Calais won. Free-for-all winner was Veni Vici owned by Bisbee of Camden with a time of 2:22 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machias
Machias Park
Walter D
Thompson
Calais
Veni Vici
Bisbee
Camden
Warrant Issued for Benton After Bail Forfeit
Judge Sherman issues bench warrant for B H Benton arrest after $500 bail forfeited in Superior Criminal Court. Benton appealed $50 fine for assault on W H Goddard on May 17, Goddard taken to Emergency Hospital. Benton's counsel cites medical certificate for sprained ankle keeping him from appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
B. H. Benton
Superior Criminal Court
Benton
Burke
W. H. Goddard
Goddard
Sleeper Back Pain Warns of Tired Kidneys
An ad notes morning back ache signals tired kidneys and promotes Baker's Kidney Pills as relief and tonic support. A free book from Baker Pill Co. Bangor Maine claims kidney health benefits. Pills cost 50 cents at Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free of Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Maine
Boxing Gossip and Amateur Contests in Early Boston Circles
Boxing notes from the Boston Post discuss Mullen versus Mc Cus in Halifax with a five pound advantage for Mullen, then a Baltimore date with the Eureka Club. They critique AAU interference, praise James Lynch's quick knockouts, and recount Fitzsimmons’ alleged ingratitude toward Captain Glori, plus a Baltimore scuffle ending a Leonard-Gehring bout. The piece calls for ironclad contracts and bans on untrustworthy boxers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mullen
Frank Steele
Mullen
McCus
Halifax
Baltimore
Eureka Club
Boston Post
Harry Horan
Shawmut Rowing Club
Rowing c
O’brien
Walcott
James Lynch
Rexford
Harrison Avenue
Lynch
Thors du
The
New York Morning Journal
Corbett
Brady
Fitzsimmons
Peter Maher
Texas
Manny
Charles Glori
Glori
Fitz
Martin Julian
Gloni
Bob
Mike Leonard
Beau Brummel
Charles Gehring
Leonard
Beau
Boston
Death of Marks Faber Under Coroner Probe in New Haven
In New Haven on Sunday night marks Faber a Boston jewelry drummer died from aconite given by a clerk in error for cholera mixture. Coroner Mix continues the investigation to identify responsibility for the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Faber
New Haven
Conn
Mix
Boston
Faber
Boy Drowns Reaching Apples in Canal
Chicopee September 26 Andre Hadya a six year old boy drowned today in a canal while trying to reach apples in an adjoining orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Andre Hadya
Butler Triumphs In Two-Mile Class B At Concord Race
Boston entrants boost attendance at Capital Driving Park as cycling fans witness a day of open class A races, blood matches, and a dramatic two mile handicap where Tom Butler claims victory over McDuffee. Keene rider Fish tops final mile, while Reynolds debuts and Manchester’s Berwin fades late amid fierce sprints.
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Concord
N. H
Capital Driving Park
Boston
Taunton
Fish of Keene
Dyer
Marble
Peck
C. J. Lewis
Jimmy Clark
Lewis
Allie Fuller
Clark
Ber‘win
Manchester
Philip Pierce
Winchester
J. P. Clark
Walton
Fish
Pierce
Patsy Clark
Berwin
Mosely
James Clark
Butler-McDuffee
Reynolds
Tom Butler
McDuffee
Nat Butler
Lon Peck
A. G. Seaman
Seaman
S. R. Goodwin
Abbott
Fuller
Berwick
Frank
Keene
Eddie McDuffee
Edmund
Moseley
Northampton
Mass
A. T. Fuller
Malden
Dorchester
Henry Berwin
Poe Pierce
Fran A. Fish
H. E. Walton
H. E. Waton
C. Perfetti
J. Edmund
Frank A. Fish
W. B. McInnis
C. W. Eastman
Hooksett
C. O. Seaman
Manches
EB. Iton
Alton
Butler
J. Wettergreen
A. Fish
Tenens
C. F. Moseley
Spruce IV Wins Seawanhaka Small Boat Challenge At Centre Island
Spruce IV defeated HEthelwynn by 23 seconds in a twelve mile Seawanhaka small boat race at Centre Island. The triangular course covered two miles per leg amid shifting winds from southeast to northeast. Start at 12 30, Spruce IV finishing at 4 25 44 and HEthelwynn at 4 26 07 amid lively lead changes and tactical tacks to counter ebb tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Island
Seawanhaka Club
Hethelwynn
Ethelwynn
Brand
Little Flyers
Challenge Saturday Shapes Cup Challenge Letter
Charles D. Rose said in an interview that the formal challenge for the America's Cup cannot be written until Saturday. A Royal Victoria Yacht Club meeting will decide the form of the challenge and it will be sent through the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles D. Rose
United Press
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Royal Victoria Club
Ten Mile Road Race Promises Local Riders Victory
R H Waugh of Malden organizes a Saturday race with local entrants including Buttrick, McIntire, Clapp, Kellihan and more. Prizes feature two gold watches, clothing, overcoats and two diamonds for time prizes. The loop runs through Washington Pleasant Mountain Forest Sylvan Lebanon Maplewood Webster Broadway Salem Beach Oliver and Jiynn streets to finish at Mountain and Washington. Races at Taunton today.
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R. H. Waugh
Malden
Washington
Pleasant Streets
Mountain Avenue
Main
Forest
Sylvan
Lebanon
Maplewood
Webster
Broadway
Salem
Beach
Oliver and
Jiynn
Washington Streets
George Buttrick
McIntire
Walter Clapp
Fred M. Kellihan
J. C Wettergreen
R. W. Boyd
Albert C. Barnard
Nelson Stone
Fred Ll. Gates
J. Riordan
Val Chisholm
R. M. Mugridge
W. Dean
Ll. Farrar
Arthur C. Miller
George H. Forbush
Arthur Metcalf
James Blades
William D. Desmond
C. R. Barnard
S. N. Sawyer
W. G. Church
L.C. Bennett
E. B.runtly
Harry Sweet
W. A. Goldthwaite
Taunton
Lon Peck
Harry Maddox
New Jersey
Boston
W. J. Corcoman
Waltham
John Backus
Columbus Avenue
Andy McGarrett
Titus
Murphy
Cabanne
Springfield
Manhattan
Cabby
Percy
J. E. Anderson
Press Cycling Club
Mr. Anderson
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Otten
St. Loui
Breitenstein
Parrott and Gray
Ilver Plate
Gill Edge
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Lanceola
Ch. F
Trout
Mary L
Dore
Carroll R
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Snyder
Peais
Stake A. Anand
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Edgemark
Nellie May
Regal Nelson
Bard Palmer
Carroller
B. G
Baron Wilkes
Mascot, Jr
Wilkes Hurrah
Allio
Ceria
Shack
Merrill
G. H
Seperas
B. m. Cnathbaray
Latana
Billy
Middleby
Ustletccsdeae
Lancelot
Hazelton
Nomad
Post
Jim Titere
Delano
J. Malcolm Forbes
Fitchburg Railroad
Brighton
Watertown
Wood, Harmon & CO
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Erie Menicil CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Spruce
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