Chicago Hawks Beat Boston Twice To Tighten Pennant Race
Chicago wins 8 to 1 and 7 to 4 at Boston, moving within striking distance of the Athletics in the pennant chase. Altrock and Callahan spark first win. Gibson and Armbruster pace the second as Boston falters with wild pitches and errors.
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New York Americans Rally Past St Louis 13 to 10
Fast hitting pace marked a game where the New York Americans defeated St Louis 13 to 10. Stone and Frisk hit home runs for New York while Orth and Koehler delivered two base hits.
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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertised in Daily Post
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy for conditions from kidney and bladder issues to rheumatism and back pain It claims quick effects and offers free sample bottles and an informational book by mail with address in Binghamton New York Mention is made to readers of the Boston Daily Post to identify the product and offer.
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Boston Nationals Held to Losses by Reds in Twin Games
Cincinnati Reds defeated Boston 6 to 0 in the first game and 4 to 3 in the second. Wilhelm pitched well early for Boston before Cincinnati broke through in the seventh and seventh innings, while Boston failed to threaten. Abby and Tenney led limited hits for the visitors as the Reds staged late scoring to secure the split.
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Harvard welcomes back Don Nichols in third week of practice
Harvard football at Soldiers Field enters week three as Don Nichols returns from the class of 1906 with a proven backfield record. Coach Reid expresses joy over Nichols’s return and foresees big things for the fleet-footed half. Nichols previously starred in 1903 with Captain Hurley, delivering long runs and strong scoring threat.
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Boxing Gossip and Promising Fights Ahead in Boston Area
Lawrence notes strong boxing action in Boston week with a 12 round bout between Matty Baldwin of Charlestown and Chick Tucker of New York. Tucker’s power and Baldwin’s aggressive style promise an exciting main event.
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Palmo Tablets Promise Quick Relief After Night Out
Palmo Tablets claim to relieve depression after convivial nights by aiding stomach nerves kidneys and sleep while offering a youthful look. Priced 50 cents per box with a 12 box guarantee for $5 and free delivery. Available at Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's Sawyer stores across Tremont Boylston Harrison Washington and Friend streets.
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Vanderbilt horses win at Maisons Lafitte in Paris meet
W K Vanderbilt's Salambo with Wood up won the Tamise handicap worth 5000 dollars. Bonafous ridden by Ransch won the Prix Baltique valued at 1600 dollars.
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Navy backfield coach Rockwell arrives in Annapolis
Foster H. Rockwell the ex Yale quarterback arrived in Annapolis to take over coaching duties for the Navy backs this season.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Doubleheader Split
Brooklyn outbatted Chicago in both games. In the first game Brooklyn won 2 to 0. In the second game Chicago scored two runs after errors and timely hitting, winning 9th inning rally on a pass to Chance, his steal, and Schulte's hit.
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Pittsburg Defeated by New York as Errors Prove Costly
In Pittsburg on September 25 Phillippi hit three batsmen in the first inning, aided by Wagner’s wild throw that allowed three runs. Mertes muffed two easy plays as New York won 4 to 0. Earned runs were four for New York. The game featured numerous errors and base hits by Brain McGann Strang, with Mathewson pitching for New York and Phillippi for Pittsburg. Attendance was 9,310.
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Tenney Says He May Not Manage Boston in 1906
Captain Tenney of the Boston Nationals spoke at his hotel after the game and indicated he probably will not manage the team in 1906. He spoke from Cincinnati where he had arrived after today’s games.
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Israelite sets world record at Brighton Beach feature
At Brighton Beach James R. Keene's Kuroki led the opening Produce stakes, while Co F Darnell's Israelite easily won the third race to equal the world record for one mile and a sixteenth with a 1 44 8 5 time. Dreamer won the first race in 1 13 2 5. Bonfire took the second in 4 28 3 5.
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May Refuse To Race For Cup In Vanderbilt Trials
New York report on the Vanderbilt cup trials on Long Island notes a rumor that Royal and Thomas cars qualified may not start in the Oct 14 race. It cites Mr Shurmer as willing to substitute higher powered cars like Fope Toledo or Christie if allowed by the race commission.
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White Sox Illness Alters lineup in Chance to Turn Tide
Two baseball games scheduled with Dundon absent due to illness and Jimmy Collins limited by a sprained wrist. Genial Mike Regan, with an English accent, drew crowds at the park while fans discussed whether Boston should let Chicago win. Chicago has no postponed games in Philadelphia or Washington. St Louis closes the year with two games left in the final series. The Tenney team also lost two yesterday, matching the champions’ showing.
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Harvard and Williams face off amid fresh man chatter
A college football note heavy with rosters and prospects recounts Harvard drilling Williams after last season's 24 to 0 triumph. It lists new fellows at Yale Cornell Penn and Wisconsin, plus expected Harvard lineup and upcoming practice games across New England.
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Cutler Defeats Smalley in Billiard Match at Hub Palace
Cutler defeated Smalley 400 to 38 in a billiard match at the Hub Palace last evening. Tonight Cutler plays Ashe.
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