Bostonleans Triumph Over Brooklyns In Windy Classic
The Bostons defeated the Brooklyns 3 to 1 at South End grounds amid a northwest gale. Willis led batters with two singles, Stahl's glove saved Daly’s near three-base hit, and a double play preserved the lead in the eighth. Chicago beat Pittsburg 5 to 4 in 11 innings as Rosebrough tied it in the eighth. Woods and Rosebrough pitched for the rivals with Emslie and O Day umpires.
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Pisa
Bostons
Brooklyns
South End
Kennedy
Willis
Stahl
Jones
Griffin
Lowe
Hamilton
Daly
Magoon
Long
Sundance
Orioles Tie Senators in Season Series After Tough Win
Baltimore won to tie the season series with Washington as pitcher Dineen struggled and fielding support faltered. The final score and details follow, highlighting a hard hit day for Dineen and uneven defense.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Senators
Dineen
Cancer and Tumor Cured Without Knife or Plaster
Cure claimed without surgery or plaster with testimonials and advice free. Address C H Mason MD Chatham N B.
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C. H. Mason
M.D
Chatham, N
Baseball game summary with multiple players and errors
Base hits by Miller McPhee and Irwin fueled the attack. McFarland delivered a three run hit. Beckley McPhee Wood Corcoran and Beckley turned double plays. Damman and Wilson issued walks and Wilson struck out twice. Swartwood and Horner were umpires. Time two hours.
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Boston
Hamilton
C. F
Eee
Ae Ig Rs
Tenney
Eerere
Lowe
Collins
Reewes
Ones
Stahk R. F
Wae
Bergen
Driffy
Ag Os
Brooklyn AB E
Griffin
Po.jones
R. Ste
Anderson
Fagoon
O Aly
Luchance
Hellman
Ryan
Kennedy
Sevese
Brooklyn
Sagrifice
Long
Daly
Hbalils
Duffy
Jones
Magoon
Lachance
Stahl
Umphesstown
Andrews
Baltimore
B. P
Tinghes
Bissiete
Washington
PO Felbach
Deengecaccers & Farrell
C.cdesopeevecese
I’'reeman
R. Weer
Casey
Mercer
Carr
Dineen
Maann
McGraw
Holmes
Demontreville
Kitson
Freeman
Dowhté
lFree
Demonman
Gatins
Reitz
Trevile
McGann
Hughes
Ty Dineen
Byughes
Snyder
Catcher Robinson
Cincinnati
Poasl
Cleveland
Po. E
Burkett
Hiake
Ft. F
Seeeserrere Wilson
Miller
McPhee
Irwin
McFarland
Beckley
Wood
Corcoran
Damman
Wilson
Bagager
Swartwood and Horner
Louisville
E. Clarke
San
Hartsell
Wagner
Decker
Ritchey
Clingman
St. Lous
PO Dowd
R. F
Stenzel
G. Frets Weaentsteee
Sross
Sugden
Uinn
Garley
St. Louis
Taylor
Smith
Cross
Quinn
Magee
Hoy
Kittredge
McDonald
Philadelphia
AL. R. B. PO
A. E. Cooley
Donglass
Seeeeseeeees
Delehanty
Lajoie
Flick
Eeee
Lauder
Seer Sereses
McFarland, C
Seymour
L. F
Doyle
Gleason
Foster
Gettig
Meekin
Carrick
Warner
Eae
Philadelphia New York
Fifield
Douglass
Duggleby
Macfarland
Wild Duggleby
Wild Duggleby, 3. Itch—Meekin
New York
Nolly and Hunt
Louisville Wins Easily in St. Louis Tilt
Louisville defeated an error plagued opponent in a one sided game in St. Louis with attendance around 30. Smith and Tucker committed costly errors as the decisive factor behind the lopsided score.
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SF. Louis
Louisville
Smith
Tucker
Giants Fall as Carrick Keeps Up Hard Hitting Loss
Meekin was pounded in the first five innings before Carrick relieved him and steadied the Giants. Fifield was wild and pulled for Duggleby in the third. The score remains unresolved in the report.
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New York
Meekin
Carrick
Giants
Fifield
Duggleby
Municipal Goal Yard and Coal Yard Plan Urged in Boston
A Boston committee urges city action to install ice water tanks and house water filters, arguing public utilities benefit all and should be funded by taxation. It also proposes a municipal coal yard to buy coal wholesale and sell at cost, challenging private interests and benevolent institutions that keep coal scarce for the poor.
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Boston
Boston Common
United States
Social Alliance
Theo. W. Curtis
W. M. Briggs
Alfred C. Eastman
B. L. Hill
Abbie C. Lee
Hattie W. Neale
Mass
Boston Bowling Association schedules long season openers
The Boston Bowling Association announces a bottlepin season starting October 7 and candlepin series starting October 12 with prizes totaling $1000. The schedule lists weekly matches across teams including McCarthy Boylston Murray-Irwin Hub Caruth Sudbury City Hall and others, spanning through April with multiple venues like City Hall Roxbury and West Brookline.
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Boston Bowling Association
McCarthy
Boylston
Murray-Irwin
Meyers
Caruth
Sudbury
City Hall
Hub
Subury
Murray- Irwin
Boylagi
Een Caruth
Murat Caruth
Boyston
Kent
Roxbury
West Brookline
City Wall
Jefferson
Lenox
Jameson
West Brokine
City
Carath
MecCarthy
Wet Brookline
Ene
T Roxbury
West Brooklne
Roylston
Murray-Irvin
Royston
Ee Jameson
City All
R Boylston
High School Practice Game Opens Football Season at Soldiers Field
A regular practice game at Soldiers Field featured two squads similar to last week with ten minute halves. Dibblee led the first team to a 6 0 victory on a 35 yard run and Cochrane kicked the extra point as MacMasters trains new material and a novel tackling machine looked promising for a championship season.
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Soldiers Field
Cameron Forbes
Dibblee
Cochrane
MacMasters
Princeton
Lawrence
Wrightington
Upton
Crosby
Dr. Paine
Daly
C. Sargent
Eaton
Sargent
Eli
J. Kendall
Brayton
Varsity
Coucccceesesses F
Farley Poupoc
Ics
Hoosi R. T
Trainor Boal
Hatch
Mose
Assurkan Q
Fincke Dibblee
Warren
R. H
Sawin Warren
Ellis
E. Kendall
F. B
Candle Pin Association opposes paying for bowling season
The Massachusetts Candle Pin Bowling Association voted unanimously against paying for bowling in the upcoming Boston Bowling Association league season. E L Bean John Powers and RE Mansfield named to a committee to confer with Boston Bowling Association and report at a meeting likely next week.
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Massachusetts Candle Pin Bowling Association
Boston Bowling Association
Messrs
E. L. Bean
John Powers
RE. D. Mansfield
Candle Pin Association
Managers of City Bowling Alleys Meet to Form League
A meeting of the managers of the several bowling alleys in the city will be held at Murray and Irwins, 1156 Washington street, tonight to form an afternoon league. Officers will be elected and a pleasant season is assured.
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Murray & Irwin's
Washington Street
Happy Jack sets quarter-mile pace in driverless horse race
Happy Jack the riderless horse ran a mile in 2 14 3 4 at Trenton New Jersey races, with a 30 1 2 quarter. The record marks a first for a horse without a driver. Local quotes reveal hunger and humorous family comments from Mrs Howes and others.
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Trenton
N. J
Happy Jack
Boston Latin School Practice Shows Improvement on Irvington Oval
Boston Latin School held a practice on the Irvington Oval with notable play by De Gony at guard and Wood at fullback. Injuries to Rice and White marred the session while coaching staff push for more heavy players to join. Latin plays Groton Saturday as Eddie and Billy Murphy oversee drills and Ellsworth coaches alongside Buxbaum.
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Boston Latin School
Irvington Oval
de Gony
Wood
McGrath
Rice
White
Campbell
Latin School
Groton
English High
Zeke
Ellsworth
Macksey
Tracy
Harding
Newtowne
Cassie
Woodbury
Buxbaum
Interscholastic Football Opens With Lighter Rosters
The season starts with lighter teams across schools Hopkinson shows depth while Brookline Cambridge High and Latin struggle. Notable players include Skip Sherlock Billy Murphy Macksie Teevans Con O'Brien Nichols and G R Reynolds Scanlan joins as halfback with others listed among hopeful candidates.
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Hopkinson
Brookline High
Brookline
Cambridge High
Latin
English High
Sherlock
Billy Murphy
Macksie
Teevans
Con O’brien
Nichols
G. R. Reynolds
Roxbury Latin School
Scanlan
Houghton
Costello
Jones
Hallett
Pray
Marks
Donerty
Allen Knights
Bragdon
Tracy
H. B. Elliot
W. D. Stacy
E. F. Garland
J. W. Callahan
Roche
J. Halligan
Roener
Bradford
Merrill
Daly
Barrington
Harrison
Hoyt
Edmands
M. Romanow
Gough
Alexander Romanow
Murray
Young Griffo Seized After Rampage in Chicago
Albert Griffiths known as Young Griffo is held in a police station in a straight jacket after a violent spree through State street to Hubbard court. He struck several people and sent three officers sprawling before being subdued and placed in a patrol wagon after ripping off his clothing.
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Chicago
Albert Griffiths
Griffo
Griffiths
State Street
Congress Street
Hubbard Court
Grifiths
Draw after twelve rounds in City Point bout Billy Hill Otto Sieloff
In South Boston at City Point A C the fast twelve round fight ended in a draw between Billy Hill the Pickaninny and Otto Sieloff the Detroit lightweight. Sieloff showed power and reach while Hill countered with defense and reach advantage. Preliminary Maurice Rosenberg won in five rounds over Jack Foley with Joe Mullins and Billy Critch in a four round exhibition.
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Hill
Sieloff
Maurice Rosenberg
Jack Foley
Joe Mullins
Billy Critch
Sullivan Kilrain Recreate Historic Fight At Chelsea Academy
In Chelsea at the Academy of Music Sullivan and Kilrain, once rivals in the world heavyweight bout, staged a three round mimic clash before a cheering crowd. The spectacle revived memories of their Richburg fight as Kilrain’s eye was cut mid bout, then the fighters sparred to finish.
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Richburg
Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Academy of Music
Chelsea
Kilrain
Sullivan
Dave Sullivan Triumphs In Sour Coney Island Bout
Dave Sullivan won a boxing match against Sally Smith at Coney Island though the bout ended early when Smith broke his arm. Sullivan dominated with cautious offense, copying Kid McCoy style and forcing the Westerner into clinches before the injury stopped the fight. Early bets flipped in Sullivan’s favor as the Boston crowd watched a decisive performance cut short by injury.
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Sally Smith
Dave Sullivan
Coney Island
Dave
2 Smith
Smith
Solly
Bostonian
Boston
Sullivan
Kid McCoy
Jett
Sullivan and Smith Interclub Fight Recap and Local Promoter Critique
The report details Sullivan defeating Smith in a boxing match with sharp counters and ring maneuvering that drew audience praise, while noting Sally’s perseverance after an arm injury. It also criticizes Nick Long for past involvement in boxing affairs and urges local clubs to avoid him, citing his purported commissions and disruptive actions at City Point Club. George V. Tuohy signed off.
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Sally
Dave
Smith
Sullivan
Nick Long
Long
California A. C
San Francisco
San Francisco Sports
Point A. C
City Point
George V. Tuohey
Cyclists Seek Eastward Leadership From California Clubs
Twenty top professional riders including Bald Cooper and McFarland sent a telegram to Judge Frank H. Kerrigan asking the California association of cycling clubs to control their racing activities beyond the West. They propose extending its scope to the East and appointing Walter W. Wilson of Buffalo as Eastern representative. The California group uses L. A. W. rules with divisional options and minor differences.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Bald
Cooper
McFarland
Frank H. Kerrigan
San Francisco
California Association of Cycling Clubs
Walter W. Wilson
Buffalo
California Association
Spanish vic tory cited in bicycle league fines
Chairman Mott fined riders ten dollars each after a suspension at Berkeley Oval. local racing men call it a Spanish victory for the League of American Wheelmen. Major Taylor to test a chainless racing wheel in Philadelphia sprints tomorrow. Allie Darlow and Pettis fare well in England. Bourillon eyed for America. Frank Waller challenges a 60 mile tandem race. Tracks forming a riders' association may include Manhattan Beach Berkeley Oval and others. D. G. Shafer remains quiet amid the stir. Jimmy Michael heads home with possible Madison Square Garden race. Codine and Cordes pace R W Bell on a 200 mile record attempt. Fred Milian arrives to join indoor or Southern races.
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Mott
League of American
League
Taylor
Philadelphia
Allie Darlow
England
F. A. B. Pett's
Dorchester
Cambridge
Pettis
A. E. Walters
Bourillon
America
Frank Waller
Harry Elkes
Eddie McDuffee
Outlaws
Manhattan Beach
Berkeley Oval
New York
Pleasure Beach
Bridgeport
Vailsburg
New Jersey
Buffalo
Hampden Park
Springfield
New Orleans
St. Louis
Denver
Milwaukee
D. G. Shafer
David
Jimmy Michael
Hammond
Ind
Madison Square Garden
Crescent C. C
Codine
Cordes
Pace R. W. Bell
Winthrop
Fred Milian
Filipinos Reach Washington to Seek Philippine Insurgent Recognition
General Francisco V. Green and staff with delegates Felipe Alcillo and Jose Lipez arrived from Manila to press for representation on the Spanish-American peace commission. They seek White House talks but the President will not bind the U S to recognizing the insurgent government before peace with Spain.
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Washington
Francis V. Green
Manila
Felipe Agencillo
Jose Lipez
Aguinaldo
Paris
Philippines
Green
Adjutant-General
White House
Gneral Corbin
State Department
Spain
Callender Seen Victorious In Ward 2 Senate Bid
Boston Republicans edge toward decisive caucuses with barrow atwood and paige in Dorchester mixed for three cornered fights. Ward 2 narrows to Callender against Lott as Barrows potential statewide contender. Ward 20 votes exceed two thousand with Barrows favored by many.
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Tenth District
Samuel J. Barrows
H. H. Atwood
Dorchester
Milton C. Paige
Boston
Innes
Isaac F. Paul
School Board
Governor’s Council
William W. Davis
Sydney Cushing
State House
Barrows
Atwood
Paige
Ward
Lott
Folsom
Alderman Lott
Senate
Sallender
Bartlett
Tuttle
Stewart, Batchelder
Frank A. Foster
Stewart
Foster
Batchelder
Callender
Quincy
Milton
South Boston
Betwen Innes
Paul
State Board of Bar Examiners
State Aid Department
John Bleiler
Bleiler
Bleller
Bell Telephone
Results at Gravesend New York Sept 27
Dull Gravesend program produced six races with winners Lady Lindsey His Majesty Parkville Bendoran Lieber Karl Danforth and Moslem. Winning times ranged from 1:02 3 4 in the sprint to 3:50 in the handicap hurdle.
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New York
Gravesend
Lady Lindsey
His Majesty
Parkville
Bendoran
Lieber Karl
Sel
ing—Danforth
Minister Convicted of Wife Poisoning in Vernon Case
The Rev G F Morrison pastor of Panhandle City Methodist Church was found guilty of murdering his wife with strychnine after church. He was sentenced to death and had been engaged to wed Annie Whittlesey of Topeka before his arrest. An appeal will be filed.
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Fort Worth
Tex
G. EF. Morrison
Methodist Episcopal Church
Panhandle City
Vernon
Morrison
Annie Whittlesey
Topeka
Kan
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