GOOD FOOTBALL Varsity and Scout Eevens Play Two0-Minute Waves
Cambridge football practice features a lively two ten-minute halves between varsity and scrub elevens. Dibblee scores two touchdowns, including a 40 yard run and a dash between tackle and guard. Brown replaces Haughton in the second half. scrub lineup largely revised for fresh trials.
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Varsity
Scout Eevens
Cambridge
Scrub
Dibblee
Taokle
Brown
Haughton
Baltimore Triumphs In A Tenacious Baseball Spectacle
A packed crowd witnessed a high scoring clash as Amole and Hoffer starred for Baltimore against the champions who managed a late rally but fell short. Hamilton delivered a dramatic return to form on Lowe’s single, braving a rough collision to touch home. Ten thousand fans greeted the visitors after the game, celebrating a memorable event in Baltimore baseball history. The football notes describe squad changes, injuries, and new players, with Knox injuring an ankle and several freshmen and reserve players showing promise for the season.
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Amole
Hoffer
Hamilton
Jennings
Lowe
Baltimore
Yale Gridiron Notes and Baseball Highlights Mix
Pennsy Lafayette gridiron ref call by Dashell with Corbin and Butterworth on Yale linemen, plus Princeton Lehigh prep. Virginia and Baltimore squads start practice as Boston area prep games feature Dorchester, Hoppy, and Campbell teams. Baseball story covers Baltimore at Boston slugfest with Keeler, Jennings, Doyle and McGraw in a high scoring, comeback-filled opening.
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Paul Dashell
Pop” Corbin
Yale
Fred Murphy
New Haven
Frank Butterworth
Princeton
Lehigh
Ansolos
Warner
Cornell
Harvard
Minas
Pennsy
Philadelphia
Morice
Walker
cLaughlin
Hosterman
Wissner
University of Virginia
Baltimore
Ilton Academy
Milton High
Reg” Mair
Dorchester High
Campello
Dorchester
Boston
Worcester
New York
Irvington Oval
Horton
Hoppy
Brookine Common
Hingham
Buxbaum
E. H. S. Forces
Tom Maguire
Milton Academy
Milton
Groton
St. Marks
Southboro
K. H
Brockton
Campella A. A
Fair Grounds
Mackie
Victory for America in Philadelphia cricket match
The three day contest between Philadelphia amateurs and Captain Warner's English team ended with a Philadelphia victory by four wickets. Final scores show England 63 and 872 for a total of 485, Philadelphia 242 and 194 for a total of 436 with six Philadelphia wickets fallen.
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Philadelphia
Warner
Philadelphians
End of Seventh Inning Highlights In 1900s Game
Rooters cheer Nichols as Tenney exits and Doyle outs Lowe. Stahl makes third out on a foul fly. Collins leaps for a remarkable catch off Robinson. Long throws out Hoffer. McGraw ends with repeated fouls before a line drive to Tenney. Captain Duffy opens seventh with a sharp single to left.
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Stahl
Boston
Jennings
Duffy
Collins
Nops
Long
Wild
Doyle
Ergen
McGraw
Reitz
Herman Long
Rooters
Bergen
Nichols
Hamilton
Boston Rooters
Tenney
Lowe
Peaneaters
Keeler
Cambridge
Joe Kelley
Stenzel
Jack Doyle
Keiley
Robinson
Hoffer
Johnny McGraw
Bergen Duffy
Hamilton Sink
Nich Ee
Agape
Dee
M'Graw
Bergent
Notes of the Game from Baltimore September 27
The Boston fans chant "Hobbie gobble razzle dazzle zis boom bah" as they rally for the pennant. Six Catholic clergymen from Massachusetts are among the Boston rooters.
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Baltimore
Bostons
Hobbie
Gobble
Razzle
Dazzle
Zis
Boston
Razzie
Old Bay State
Boston Fans Rally as They Sweep Baltimore in Berlin Style Victory
The Boston rooters ignite the crowd in Baltimore as the Bostons pass the Baltimores for the first time. Hats, canes and umbrellas fly in the seventh inning as Boston paces the field and runs flood the scoreboard. Creery Demontreville Tucker Tiernan figure in Doabble plays. Meekin Warner and Clark handle pitching and fielding duties. Attendance 1000. Time 1b 55m. Umpire Lynch.
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Bostons
Baltimores
Hubites
Boston
Creery
Demontreville
Tucker
Tiernan
Doabble
McGuire
Wrigley
Wrigle
Meekin
Warner
Clark
Washington
New York
Balle
Mercer
Reilly
Wildee
Lynch
Pirates Win As Chicago Falls Short In Seventh Inning
In Pittsburgh Chicago led through six and a half innings before the Pirates rallied in the seventh to clinch the game. Attendance was 1300 as Chicago blunted by a late Pirates rally.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Chicago
Pirates
Mansfield counts 6 Louisvilles against 13 at Mans field
Report from multiple college games lists Mansfield scoring 6 to Louisville 13 at Mans Field, Syracuse Toronto 6 to 2, and Dartmouth freshmen 9 over Sophomores 4 at Hanover New Hampshire.
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Mansfield
Louisville
Syracuse
Toronto
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Boxing Gossip Sparks Training Deals and London Bouts
Boxing gossip notes Fred Morris in England helping Dave Sullivan training for Pedlar Palmer. Dick Burge vs Tom Causer set for Oct 8 at Bolingbroke Club London with catchweights. Abe Ullman pursues Billy Smith after Smith won a 20 round decision. Tyt Ryan plans to visit U S. OBrien Craig bout set for Oct 3 at Olympic A C Birmingham with 1250 purse split. Paddy Purtell posted forfeit after beating Lachie Thompson in England.
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Fred Morris
Muldoon
Cyclone
England
Dave Sullivan
Pallmer
Dick Burge
Tom Causer
Bolingbroke Club
London
Burge
Causer
Abe Ullman
Baltimore
Billy Smith
Smith
Paddy Purtell
Lachie Thompson
Boston and Baltimore pennant chase in tight series
The article outlines Boston holding a lead and needing to win key games in the remaining Brooklyn and Washington matchups to force a Baltimore slip. It explains scenarios where Boston must avoid losses to stay ahead, and that Baltimore must also stumble for Boston to clinch the pennant.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore Exhgame Close Decisions Highlight Emslie Hurst
The exhibition game featured close calls favoring Baltimore with Emslie and Hurst in key moments. Jimmy Collins impressed with strong catches and defense. Boston’s players contributed, while Newark and Camden references appear in stray lines as teams travel for the next match.
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Emslie
Hurst
Baltimore
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Newark
Camden_ street
Park Tion
Sterday Dr. Pond
Boston Rooters
Bostons Lucky Seventh Inning Rally Caps Victory
Boston scores seventh inning rally with Bergen Duffy and Collins driving runs. Long belts a two bagger, Nichols bunts, Hagen doubles, and errors by McGraw on Nichols grounder contribute. Doyle, Stahl, and Reitz are involved in fielding plays as Lowe scores on a stray throw.
Boston Keeps Lead In Batting Swinging Marathon
Robinson singled. Hoffer struck out as starter. Billy Hamilton doubled stole second and scored on a late play. Keeler and Collins produced infield hits while Stenzel, Bergen, and Doyle contributed as Boston built a lead. The game ended with Amole grounding to Lowe and Baltimore lamenting a Boston advantage amid band music and fanfare about Finn and Kelley hats.
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Hoffer
Nichols
Billy Hamilton
Siiding
Jennings
Tenney
Lowe
Stenzel
Hamilton
Robinson
Boston
Stahl
Duffy
Collins
Keeler
Joe Kelley
Herman Long
Kelley
Marty Bergen
Reitz
Baltimore Rooters
Jake Stenzel
Orioles
Doyle
Bostona
Yankee
Short
Long
Bergen
Jack Doyle
Amole
Boston Team Wins or Loses as Thousands Watch
Thousands gathered before the Post building to read the bulletin board and hear the Post's human megaphone for news on the Boston game at Baltimore. Fans roared as each brilliant play lit up the board, the crowd swelling with anticipation and excitement.
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Post
Bostons
Baltmore
Bulletin
Woodbury’s Skin and Dental Care Ad by Boston Dermatologist
Woodbury's Grand Toilet Combination for the skin scalp complexion and teeth along with Woodbury's Facial Soap Facial Cream Facial Powder and Dental Cream are offered by a dermatologist with 26 years of experience. Sold everywhere 25c each. A stamp of each mailed on receipt of 20c. John Woodbury Dermatologist 11 Winter St Boston.
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Woodbury
John Oodbury
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Boston
Browns top Reds in pitchers’ duel at St Louis
In St Louis on September 27 Browns beat the Reds 1-0 after Corcoran and Ritchey fumbles. Breitenstein vs Donahue pitched a tight game before 500 in attendance. Also boxing notes mention McPartland vs Everhardt in New Orleans pending yellow fever, and McAuliffe vs Ryan slated in Scranton with other bouts on tap here in New York area.
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Browns
Cincinnatis
Breitenstein
Donahue
Corcoran
Ritchey
Reds
United Kingdom
Kid McPartland
New Orleans
Jack Everhardt
JackAuliffe
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Scranton
Penn
McAuliffe
Ryan
South Beach
Billy Smith
Incinnate R. Po
A. E. Holliday
Harley
Houseman
Jay—Hartman
Grady
Alla
Hoy
Nahue
Pears
Meekin helps Senators win as Giants struggle with errors
Bases on balls by Meekin and defensive errors propelled the Senators to score. Mer cer pitched well, though the Giants only struck effectively in one inning. Davis left after a fourth inning knee injury but soon returned. An exhibition between the New Yorks and New York Athletic Club teams is scheduled for Friday. The score:
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New York
Meekin
Senators
Mercer
Giants
Wrigley
Davis
Tucker
New Yorks
New York Athletic Club
Essex County Club Golf Meet Battled by Wind
MABEL BOARDMAN WON IN ALEXANDRIA? Actually Manchester Sept. 27 The Essex County Club hosted a windy pair of golf events driving and approaching. Quincy Shaw Jr. set a club driving record with 203 yards, winning the drive and achieving a three drive average of 184 yards 9 inches. Shaw also won the approaching contest with a 16 feet 6 2-3 inch average from the hole. Miss C B Longworth won the ladies driving prize with 138 feet 11 1 3 inches and Miss Mabel Boardman won the ladies approaching event with 11 feet 4 1 3 inches average.
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Manchester
Essex County Club
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
J. F. Curtis
Mr. Shaw
C. B. Longworth
Mabel Boardman
Australian Towns Wins Putney Mortlake Boat Race
George Towns of Australia defeats Barry by three quarters of a length on the championship course from Putney to Mortlake to claim a $1000 purse in London.
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London
George Towns
Australia
Barry
Putney
Mortlake
Englisch Withdrows From Berlin Chess Tournament
Englisch withdrew due to ill health before play began at the German Chess Association international tournament in Berlin. The committee ruled unplayed games against Englisch and Bardelben, revising scores. Tschigorin Burn Walbrodt led with two wins each while Schiffers Marco Techmann Winawer Blackburn Metger Zinkl and Alpin had one win each.
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Berlin
German Chess Association
Englisch
Bardelben
Tschi‘gorin
Burn
Walbrodt
Schiffers
Marco
Techmann
Winawer
JB Blackburn
Metger
Zinkl
Alpin
Boston & Albany Excursion to New York Oct 6
A Boston & Albany announced Tuesday October 6 as an excursion to New York. The fare is available for round trip travel, offering two full days in New York for travelers on a short business trip.
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New York
Boston & Albany
Extraordinary diagnosis and cures offered free at Dr Liverpool
Dr Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street offers free consultations to all patients this week. He promises instant disease location, symptom listing, and treatment plan with no prior info or questioning, citing vast cure tallies across rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, bronchitis, liver disease, kidney issues, and more.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Liverpook
Boston
Tammany Programme Names Nominees in City Race
James J. Martin presided at Tammany Hall executive meeting in New York. Roll of districts listed nominees for mayor McClellan Lohmer Knox. borough president Plunket Allen. comptroller Fitch. district attorney Lynn Grady House McIntyre Cantor Davis. sheriff Fitzpatrick Dooling Dunn Peters. coroner Nagle Feeney Kraus Zucca. county clerk Boyle Scully Keenan Keating Harris. Supreme Court Ransom Dayton. city court Fromme Dwyer McCarthy Levy. Names sent to special committee for report next Thursday.
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New York
James J. Martin
Tammany Hall
William Lohmer
George B. McClellan
Charles Knox
George W. Plunket
Charles F. Allen
Ashbel P. Fitch
Wanhope Lynn
Thomas H. Grady
Frederick B. House
John F. McIntyre
Jacob A. Cantor
Vernon M. Davis
E. T. Fitzpatrick
P. J. Dooling
Thomas J. Dunn
Augustus W. Peters
John T. Nagle
M. B. Feeney
George J. Kraus
Antonie Zucca
James W. Boyle
P. J. Scully
Patrick Keenan
James P. Keating
Louis F. Harris
Supreme Court
Rastus S. Ransom
Charles W. Dayton
Isaac Fromme
Edward F. Dwyer
John H. McCarthy
Abraham Levy
Premiums Soar As Symphony Seats Sell At Music Hall
The first sale of Symphony seats for the season at Music Hall drew a larger crowd than last year with active bidding. A broker paid the top premium of 102 dollars per seat for four seats, pushing the price up from 30 dollars with rival bids. Yesterday’s sales covered the 12 dollar Friday afternoon rehearsal seats, averaging about 60 dollars premium for the best selections. Today offers 7.50 dollar Friday seats, with concert seats scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
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Music Hall
Dangerous derelict Minnie Anna Bonsall sighted near Boston
Captain Evans of the Mallory line steamer Comal reports sighting the waterlogged abandoned schooner Minnie Anna Bonsall on Thursday at 5 p m in the eastern pier area east of Boston. Only the foremast stands as other spars hang from the wreck, posing a dangerous obstruction in the coastal shipping lane.
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Mallory Line
Comal
Galveston
Eastern Railroad Pier
Boston
Minnie Anna Bonsall
Caluchi Placed on Probation in Chelsea Case
John Caluchi appeared before Judge Dewey in Superior Criminal Court for sentence after being among those arrested for receiving beds stolen from Drysdale in Chelsea. Mrs Drysdale petitioned for clemency as he had repaid the beds value. Letters of recommendation from prominent citizens urged mercy. The court, after weighing the facts, placed the defendant on probation.
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Dewey
Superior Criminal Court
Caluchit
Drysdale
Chelsea
Higgins Candidacy Backed by Bunker Hill Tammany Club
The Bunker Hill Tammany Association in Charlestown unanimously endorses Martin P. Higgins for the House of Representatives. Higgins holds leadership roles in multiple unions and clubs, including the Franklin Typographical Society, where he is president, and serves as association president. A campaign meeting is set at the association rooms next Thursday evening, with regular meetings moved to Sunday afternoons.
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Bunker Hill Tammany Association
Charlestown
Martin P. Higgins
House of Representatives
And
Higgins
Charlestown Catholic Literary Union
Belor Club
Hawthorne Club
Printin Pressmen’s Union No
Boston
Franklin Typographical Society
William Grewle
John J. Murphy
James F. Dever
Patt J. Kyle
Roger J. Kelly
Domestic Work Rumor Sparks Debate in Detroit Journal
A Detroit Journal remark questions rumors that a woman has fallen on hard times and taken domestic work. The exchange defends her dignity, calling the claim a cruel falsehood while noting she has quietly sought employment as a household helper.
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Detroit Journal
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