Colonels Lose on an Error in the Ninth in Louisville
Boston and Louisville played a tight game with late errors deciding a 5-4 finish. Duffy reached on an error and scored after Stratton muffed Tucker’s long fly, giving Boston the winning run in the ninth. Stivetts showcased power with a triple and a double in four at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Boston
Gastright
Duffy
Nash
Tucker
Stratton
Stivetts
Menefee
Long
Lowe
Grimes
Carroll
Pfeffer
Pinckney
Denny
Ganzel
Monfee
Menfee
AB. R. B
Ove Nash
Payne Stivetts
Rf Carroll
Cree
W. Brown
Twitchell
Wittrock
Minato
Penny
Poston
Wittreck
Hornung
Colonia Substituted to Stand In for Jubilee
General Charles J. Paine said America's Cup committee asked him to keep the Jubilee ready as a fallback should the Vigilant fail. The committee chose the Colonia as substitute boat. Paine remarked that Vigilant was likely to win, offering only a shrug and smile as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J.paine
Colonia
Phillies Fall In Third Straight At Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 11 to 6 as Elmer Smith belts a grand slam home run with bases loaded in the fifth. Harry Wright protests yesterday's second game, claiming it started after local sunset. Attendance 1,060. Pittsburg 12 0 3 4 1 0 0. Philadelphia 2 1 1 2 0 0 0. Hits Pittsburg 13 Philadelphia 12. Errors 4 each. Batteries Terry and Mack. Carsey Taylor and Boyle.
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Pittsburg
Phillies
Elmer Smith
Harry Wright
Philadelphia
Terry and
Mack
Carsey
Taylor and
Boyle
Chicago Bears Edge Giants in Shortened Win
Chicago won its third straight by defeating New York as darkness halted play after the eighth inning. Clausen’s curves troubled the Giants while Davis hit a homer for Chicago. Attendance was 1,700 with Chicago amassing seven hits to New York’s eight.
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Chicago
New York
Giants
Clausen
Davis
Chicago and New York End Level Game Tied
A 2 2 draw between Chicago and New York featured Batteries Clausens and Kittredge against German Petty and Wilson in a tense showdown highlighting the battering of the game.
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Chicago
New York
Clausens
Kittredge
German
Petty
Wilson
Baseball Talk and Exhibition Plans Across Kansas
Baseball talk outlines exhibition games between Philadelphia and St Louis in Kansas towns after the season. Umpire rule changes may be pushed at the next league meeting to position umpires behind home plate. Stovey seeks a game with Fall Rivers at New Bedford next week. Sexton of New Bedford praised as a hustling pitcher. The Giants lead and New York cranks celebrate. Natick saw a spirited game with Billy Long refereeing. Princeton class of 1895 beats class of 1896 4 to 3 in the Farnum cup match. Harvard nine to keep practicing as cold weather nears.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas
Stovey
Fall Rivers
New Bedford
Sexton
Giants
New Yorks
New York
Princeton
Harvard
Pugilistic Gossip on Corbett Mitchell Plans for Future
A Boston boxing patron reviews letters and chatter from Coney Island about Corbett Mitchell talks, National Sporting Club bids, and Jackson versus Corbett prospects. It notes Fleming’s confidence, O Rourke’s Boston split, and looming match rumors including Edgerton Murphy and McAuliffe plans.
Tie At Williams Freshman Sophomore Tilt Ends In Tie
The Williams College freshman and sophomore teams played a heated game in WilliamsT own baseball on Sept 27. Freshman pitcher Griswold and catcher Clay starred for the freshmen while sophomore Lewis from Marietta C showed speed and curves. Duey made a running catch in the fifth. Darkness halted play in the first of the ninth with the score tied 6 to 6.
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Williamstown
Lewis
Marietta
Strickland
Griswold
Clay
Duey
Street
Auction sale of season tickets at Music Hall opens at 10
The auction sale continues this morning at Music Hall starting at 10 o'clock for the $12 season tickets for Saturday evening concerts. Conductor Paul arrives in Boston soon and begins rehearsals immediately. The opening concert is set for October 14.
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Music Hall
Paul
Boston
Boston & Albany excursion to New York on Oct 3
The annual autumnal trip of the Boston and Albany railroad to New York is set for October 3 with a fare of five dollars. A. S. Hanson, the general passenger agent, is handling inquiries and particulars.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
New York
A. S. Hanson
Australian cricketers to tour America and Canada
The Australian cricket team visiting the United States and Canada will play in Philadelphia Boston New York Baltimore and Chicago with one or two Canadian matches. First games set for Sept 28 29 30 and Oct 5 6 7. After an Eastern tour they head to Chicago then San Francisco before returning home. Noted scores include Bruce 191 Bannerman 133 Trumble 105 as part of a 888 total against Cambridge University.
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England
America
United States
Canada
H. Graham
A. H. Jarvis
H. Trott
W. Giffen
S. E. Gregory
W. Bruce
A. Coningham
Vv. Cohen
J. M. Blackham
R. McLeod
J. J. Lyons
G. Giffen
C. Is Turner
A. Bannerman
H. Trumble
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Jackson Park
Blackham
San Francisco
Antipodes
Cambridge Universities
R. Co. Bannerman
J. Lynes
C. Turner
George Giffen
Melbourne
Lantern Law Sparks Wheelman Debate In Boston News
A Boston lantern rule for bicycles prompts rider fury over lighted lamps on cobblestones. Letter argues law is unjust, cites Newton and Saugus precedents, calls for state-wide regulations or no lamp requirement, and notes lantern costs from five to seven fifty dollars. Also lists bicycle contests at Brockton fair and numerous local entrants across clubs.
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Post
Boston
Newton
Saugus
H. J. Parkman
Brockton Fair
Ed Nelson
Charles Nelson
Springfield Bicycle Club
A. W. Warren
Artford
Monte Scott
Ed McDuffee
P. J. McDuffee
West Roxbury
W. A. Miller
Holbrook
James Lehan
Stoughton
M.S. Higgins
East Bridgewater
J. C. Wettergreen
Malden
BE. C. Baker
Campello
I. F. Cameron
Brockton
Walter Pratt
David ‘Turner
Taunton
Archie Boodry
M. 8. Higgins
Elisha Gill
Brock Taunton
A. Nelson
Springfield
Archie Boodiry
Stonington
M. S. Higgins
Frank Morse
E. B. Winslow
George M. Tinker
Waltham
H. R. Tibbetts
Ralph BE. Hunt
Melrose
Hugh Robson
Salem Bicycle Club
Lynn Bicycle Races Entries Listed for Sept 30 Meet
The Lynn bicycle races on Saturday September 30 feature multiple events including one-mile novice and open divisions. Notable riders and clubs include Walter N Forrest, Malden Bicycle Club, Lynn entries, and teams from Somerville, Melrose, Danvers, and Salem. The program also lists a one-mile boys race and a one-mile handicap with a wide field of competitors from regional bicycle clubs.
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Lynn
Walter. N. Forrest
BR. O. Peabody
Wopsfield
Danvers Co. G
Ralph BE. Hunt
Melrose
A. C. Barnard
Malden Bicycle Club
J. J. Dorey, Jr
Somerville
A. C
Eb Lynn
BE. EB. Ramsdell
T. McNichol
George W. Gallagher
Harry E. Hanson
C. G. Williams
Waltham
J. H. Shurman
Salem
B. O. Peabody
Topsfield
Y. A. Peabody
C. A. Baker
W B. Rogers
Taunton
America's Cup Races Set From Sandy Hook Lightship
The details of the upcoming America's Cup races were announced. Races start 11 a m from Sandy Hook lightship, with fog or wind delays handled by the regatta committee. Lloyd Phenix named referee. Archibald Rogers and Charles Kerr will represent Valkyrie and Vigilant respectively. Start from one gun. if wind unsuitable, start moved to sea with wind-dependent distance.
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New York
Lord Dunraven
Esterday
Sandy Hook
Lloyd Phenix
Archibald Rogers
Charles Kerr
Mt Washington Bicycle Club to Hold Second Ten Mile Race
The Mt Washington Bicycle Club stages the second annual ten mile road race on Saturday Sept 30 at 4 pm from Back Bay park. Prizes include a silver cup a crayon picture a silver cuff buttons a time medal and more with entrants listed by handicaps and a full slate of officials.
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Mt. Washington Bicycle Club
Back Bay Park
Pope Manufacturing Company
Irving Crook
Or Quadrant Cycle Company
J. F. & H. Falvey
George Harris
Horace Partridge
J. F. Phelps & Co
S. W. Wolfson
Captain McDonough
KB. Moss
H. T. Peeling
W. N. Carr
C. B. Belt, Jr
J. Morton
Frank Keenig
T. W. McArdle
G. A. Weller
C. A. Buswill
John Marden
L. A. C. Kelly
P. G. Alexander
W. A. Wheater
BE. L. Palmer
W. _E. Burdett
EK. T. Bailey
EB. Wood
H. W. Ridings
W. J. McAuley
A. H. Davison
Harvard and rivals update on early football practice
Harvard notes show twice daily practices with Captain Walters and Porter coaching. Princeton's lineup appears strong with Hall Davis Lee McCauley and Trenchard. Yale’s George Adee recovering. Virginia hires Princeton halfback John Poe as coach. Princeton and Harvard may meet this season, managers hopeful for friendly terms and big crowds. Dunlap Wren Beal shine in Harvard drills as 6 pm practice ends. Holy Cross to reorganize under Captain Powers from class of 1909.
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Harvard
Walters
Porter
Newell
Gage
Connor
Princeton
Hall
Davis
Lee
McCauley
Trenchard
George Adee
Yale
University of Virginia
John Poe
Balliet
White
Crimson
Freedman
Manhattan Field
Dunlap
Wren
Beal
Harvards
Holy Cross
Captain Powers
Creed C3eed Candidacy Prospects in Ward 15
Supporters of James F. Creed Democratic candidate for Ward 15 legislature predict a victory. They call him a fearless debater and eloquent speaker who deserves election, and say Ward 15 will be proud of its representative if he wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Creed
Ward 15
Union Bible Class Reassembles for Lesson at Bromfield Street
The Union Bible Class led by Rev. N Beynton will meet at Bromfield Street Methodist Church on Saturday September 30 at 3 o clock for the International Sunday School Lesson study. Friends old and new are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bible
American Wringer Co. Advertises Home Items and Repair Service
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers and repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
GREAT TROTTING AT MYSTIC PARK RACES IN HARD WEATHER
The Breeders Meeting at Mystic Park drew a large crowd despite disagreeable conditions. Haley won the 2:25 trot by two lengths after a strong drive, with Frank Caprice winning multiple heats. Mara Wilkes and Fanny Wilcox fought hard in the 2:15 trot, while Purity Wilkes and Harry C. led the five-heat battle. Governor Russell planned to attend as guest of Colonel Thayer, with an extra free-for-all pace added for Friday.
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Breeders’ Association
Mystic Park
Haley
Mara Wilkes
Fanny Wilcox
Purity Wilkes
Harry C
Caprice
Golden
Alcantara
American Clay
Alspur
Don Carlos
Mambrino Dudley
Governor Russell
Colonel Thayer
Bunco, Jr
Chesterfield
Ned Winslow
B. B
the Dude
Chronos
Rupert Gillig
Vera
Gray Dawn
Likewise
Katie Mac
Katie
Mura Wilkes
Muta Wilkes
Goldsmith
Nellie McGregor
Major
Fanny
Lightning
Jesse Hanson
Mr. McCarthy
Wilcox
Muta
Wilkes
Nellie
Hanson
Grea
Vrowsky
Bird
Lora J
Harry Cr
Purity
B. m
Br. G
Carpenter
Dore
Iara J
G. m
van Valkenburg
B. H
Stinson
Blk. m
Tozler
Sabina
Point
Atome Voleta
Reynolds
Fiasf
Cecsevessels
E.seeees
Widow and eight children in Cambridge distress
In rear of a Cambridge house, widow Mrs. Collins and her eight children survive on scarce support after John Collins a journeyman tailor died penniless three weeks ago. He worked at 375 Washington Street but declining trade left little income. Neighbors and landlord Dennis O Brien have aided the family amid their dire plight.
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Boylston and
Winthrop Streets
Old Cambridge
John Collins
John
Washington Street
Pool Sellers Fined in Malden Court Action
In Malden district court Judge Pettingill arraigned James Clancey and Owen Taylor on pool selling charges at Mystic Park. Freeman Parker of the Watch and Ward Society testified he arrested them under warrants from Saugus. Clancey fined 150 dollars Taylor 100 dollars. both appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Pettingill
James Clancey
Owen Taylor
Watch and Ward Society of
Boston
Mystic Park
Freeman Parker
Society
Saugus
Clancy
Taylor
Inauguration Concert and Lecture by Working Women's League
A Sunday evening event at Red Men's Hall Tremont Street features soprano Lillian BE Landis and labor advocate Dr SS M Landis. The Working Women's League presents the program to promote ongoing meetings and clarifies they are not anarchists but justists, aiming to ensure continued gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Women’s League
Red Men’s Hall
Tremont Street
Lillian BE. Landis
Ss. M. Landis
League
Boston Primary Union resumes sessions at Bromfield Church
The Boston Primary Union of Sunday School Teachers will resume weekly meetings at Bromfield Street Methodist Church on Saturday September 30 at 2 o clock. All teachers of any grade or denomination are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
Marathon and Waterloo lecture by Dr Henry Boynton at Chickering Hall
Dr Henry Boynton, noted lecturer, will speak at Chickering Hall this evening on his battlefield experiences at Marathon and Waterloo. The talk promises a rich intellectual treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boynton
Chickering Hall
Marathon
Waterloo
First Race and Six Races Thoroughbred Card
In the five and a half furlongs opening event Stone well leads a field with 128, Iddesleigh 1118 and Pedestrian 116 among several others. Followed by five furlongs with Lajuive 113 Ice land and Factotum Torchbearer 108 Nellie Col lier gelding Anna Mayes 105 Pirate Chief 110. Third race features one mile with London 112 Now or Never 108 Raceland 107 May Win 103 Fore runner 102 Demfargilla 99 Diablo 68 Madrid 95 Cliocolt 85 Shadow 85. Fourth race one mile and one-quarter Str Walter 122 Glenmoyne 114 Ramapo 142 Wormser 90. Fifth race five furlongs Armitage 108 Patriot an 107 Economist 106 St Pat 103 Oporto 98 Florist Little Pirate Little Mat 93 Gertie 90. Sixth race six furlongs Wah Jim 114 Chesapeake 103 Top Gallant 107 Forerunner 102 Speculation Bolero 97 Tigress 85.
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Stonewell
Iddesleigh
Highland
Lajuive
Iceland
Torchbearer
Nellie
Collier Gelding
Anna Mayes
Pirate Chief
London
Raceland
May Win
Forerunner
Demfargilla
Diablo
Madrid
Cliocolt
Shadow
Walter
Glenmoyne
Ramapo
Wormser
Armitage
Patrician
Economist
St. Pat
Oporto
Florist
Little Pirate
Little Mat
Rob Roy's Selections From Private Track Advices
A bettor states opinions on race outcomes. Highland vs Iddlesleigh opens with Stonewell disfavored. Torchbearer favored. Pirate Chief Factotum strong. Raceland London likely in third. May Win. Glenmoyne favored in fourth. Armitage Oporto Patrician. Oporto noted stiff. Chesapeake last race. Tigress placed. Guttenburg match favors Tammany as an extra good thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewell
Highland
Iddlesleigh
Raceland
London
Glenmoyne
Armitage
Oporto
Patrician
Chesapeake
Turf Gossip Predicts Prince George Wins More Often
The column notes Prince George as a clever colt with strong win rate but often offered at poor prices by bookmakers. It mentions Gordius as an odds on favorite previously, debates Kentigeria versus Potentate, and cites The Ironmaster’s victory due to Sims. Diablo would have won if Sloan had waited with him, while Stonewell may not be eight to one next start. Kingston and Tormentor suffer rheumatism and wind issues.
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Prince George
Gordius
Kentigeria
Potentate
Ironmaster
Sims
Diablo
Sloan
Michael
Stonewell
Kingston
Tormentor
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James Fieming
National Sporting Club of London
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Cooke
al Smith
Fleming
Fred Burns
George Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Tom O’rourke
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Kentucky Rosebud
Billy Murphy
Cribb
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Aleck Greggains
Fitzsimmons
Jack McAuliffe
Jim Corbett
Jack
McAuliffe
Mitchell-Corbett
Billy Smith
Dick Burge
Smith
Ryan
Williams
Symphony
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Jarvis W.griffen
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Conen
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Frott
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Australian Cricketers
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Mbla
Lynn Bicycle Races
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Union Bible Class
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Washington St
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Beach St
Boston, Mass
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Boston Primary Union
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Eng. Horse Breeders’ Trotting Meeting
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Rochester
N.Y
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East Lexington
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Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Gravesend
Rob Roy
PR. Ray
National Drug Co
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