New Men for Collins Team Signings Expand Roster
Boston American players were rounded up to add seven contracts to Collins team, joining Collins and a era who signed two-year deals last spring. Freeman Ferris Pawet Young Criger Winters and J J Donowerty signed, boosting options as Hemphill Dowd Shreckengost Lewis and Mitchell remain unsigned. Lewis retires to teach. Beckley may join at first base if negotiations succeed.
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Boston American
Collins
Freeman
Ferris
Pawet
Young
Criger
Winters
J. J. Donowerty
Bridgeport
Cincinnati
Hemphill
Dowd
Shhreckengost
Lewis
Mitchell
Tommy
Somers
Giants
Boston
Jake” Beckley
Buck
Beckley
Postseason Trip in Doubt as Woonsocket and Haverhill Cancel
Manager Gavin reports Woonsocket and Haverhill have cancelled the post season games for the Reaton Americans. A game with the champion Calage Americans may be played Monday for Somers players' benefit. Gavin expects a favorable reply from Griffin of Chicago, who has an open slot after Monday before their caravan trip.
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Woonsocket
Haverhill
Gavin
Dover Meet Closes After Successful Granite State Park Race
Dover New Hampshire September 27 The Granite State Park meet concludes with top trots and purses. Much Ado won the 2:14 class trot for $500 while Lady Bayard and Limerick also captured divisions with times ranging from 2:13 1 4 to 2:17 1 2.
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N. H
Granite State Park
Much Ado
Lady Bayard
Ime
Limerick
Games Today in the American League Schedule
Milwaukee visits Boston for two games while Chicago plays Washington, Detroit meets Baltimore, and Cleveland travels to Philadelphia for a two game set.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphie
Debut of Wilson and Gleason Boosts Boston Past Milwaukeeies
Wilson, newly arrived from Albany, impressed with speed and curves in his first strong trial. He kept Milwaukee to six singles and showed poise, while Jimmy Collins rested early. Gleason, son of Kid Gleason, also shone in the field with a sharp double play and a crisp single. Boston built a decisive lead by the second inning and never relinquished it, with Hemphill Parent Ferris driving early runs and Stahl adding power later in the game amid Boston’s pennant-like play.
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Hugh Duffy
Milwaukeeies
Collins Boys
Boston
Wilson
Albany
Boston Early
Virgil Garvin
Jimmy” Collins
Gleason
Bostonians
Garvin
Hemphill
Parent
Ferris
Shreck
Dowd
Chick” Stahl
Fall fashions at bargain prices from Harr egdon and Lynch
Advertisement notes new fall shapes with prices of 2.00 2.50 and 3.00 from HARGEDON & LYNCH at 171 Hanover Street Below Blackstone. Mentions store hours and lists staff or customers with scattered OCR text.
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Hargedon & Lynch
Hanover St
Blackstone
Chicago Beats Washington In First Of Series Night Game
Chicago won the opener in Washington as lights ended the game after seven innings. Pratt pitched well for Chicago while Carrick’s fielding wavered. Attendance was 992. Final score Chicago 6 Washington 4 with 10 hits to 7. Bases on balls 2 and 3 respectively. Two-base hits Dungan Hoy. Three-base hits Foster Hartman Shugart. Home runs Grady Coughlin. Gun time 2?5 minutes. Umpirearts.
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Washington
Chicago
Carrick
Pratt
Piatt
Sam Carrick
Clarke
Wrrors
Dungan
Hoy
Foster
Hartman
Shugart
Grady
Coughlin
Pices
Art
Baltimore Beats Detroit On Home Grounds In Sept 27 Contest
Baltimore defeated Detroit 14 to 4 as Amour showcased all round play. Before the game Secretary Goldman of the Baltimore club received a silver tea set from the players. Attendance was 13 652. Foreman pitched for Baltimore with 2 strikeouts, Sievers fanning 5 for Detroit.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Amour
Goldman
Detroit Ccs
Forewan
Bresnahan
Sievers
McAllister
Friars
Thinn
Holmes
Gleason
Kelster
Jackson
Seymour
Oi Foreman
Foreman
Haskell
Philadelphia and Cleveland Rally In Rough American Game
Philadelphia 14 Cleveland 6 in Philadelphia on Sept 27. A rough exhibition with numerous errors and wild pitches. Harvey was knocked unconscious after a hit by pitch, Wood finished. Lajoie and Dolan starred for offense, Wiltse and Bracken pitched poorly. Attendance 18,714. Final: Philadelphia 14, Cleveland 6.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Harvey
Wood
Wiltse
Powers
Bracken
Connor
Grand Circuit Races Open at Akley Park Cincinnati
The first Grand Circuit meeting at Akley Park ended this afternoon with Captor becoming a 910 performer after winning the 2:15 trot heat. Council Chimes took the 2:10 pace in straight heats, with Jane and Fred M. among contenders unable to beat Captor today. Several horsemen and horses headed to Terre Haute and Lexington afterward.
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Cincinnati
Akley Park
Captor
Council Chimes
Jane
Fred M
Terre Haute
Lexington
Racing at Taunton Bristol meets conclude with notable mishap
Taunton sept 27 last day racing at the Bristol malted. In the 2:40 County Fair heats Miss Hancock fell and was withdrawn after being slightly cut. 320% trot and pace purse $300 won by Kimball in 2:23 1-4. 2:40 trot purse $300 won by Hylie Bird, Magie Bird b Bg by 27, 225, 2:28 3-4.
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Taunton
Bristol
County Fair
Hylie Bird
Magie Bird
Knapp
Henry Horan Plans Bindings Swims Across Shirley Gut Feat
Sunday feature shows Henry Horan declaring himself world champion long distance swimmer and planning multiple attempts to cross Shirley or Hull Gut with varying bindings. He notes swift currents complicating shore to shore swims and cites ambitions to swim the English Channel in England next spring after Captain Paul Webb achieved it decades ago. He previously challenged Peter McNally for a test of merit, offering bets that went untested.
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Henry
Horan
Shirley
Hull Gut
Mr. Hogan
England
English Channel
Paul Webb
Peter McNally
New York
McNally
Pitsburg Wiki Fly Pennant Games Today
National League slate features Boaton at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis with each matchup shaping pennant chances and standings.
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National League
Boaton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Aveeeeenenets
Brooklin
St. Louie
Boston
Reid
Cincinnati Oseee
Boston Cincinnati Doubleheader Ends in Split Result
In Cincinnati on September 7 Boston and Cincinnati split the twin bill. First game a pitchers duel decided by a muffed fly by Harley. Second game halted in the eighth due to darkness with 100 in attendance. Key moments include a two-base hit by Dobbs and a home run by Steinfeldt, with Phillips and Pittenger each pitching and Brown and Nash umpiring.
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Magoon
Ron
Cincinnati
Boston
Dobbs
ron—Steinfeldt
Zang
Harley
Tenney
Demontreville
Philips
Pittenger
Brown and
Nash
Cincinnati AB
A. E
Ray
Beckley
Dodds
Steinfeldt
Abv
O'Brien
Hurler
Crawfor
E. Rickert
Ry Tash
Carney
Lowe
Kittredge
Vevecassee
Rickert
Seewnee Tenner
Lush
Long
Nichola
Cincinnatt PO
E. A
R. F
Wewee
Peckley
Doha
Brien
Stimmel
Crawfo
Peitz
Hurley
Swoinstedt
Statten
Bergen
Nichols
Doubtli Res
Brown
Jay—Demontreville
Pittsburg Wins League Pennant on Late Ninth Inning Rally
Pittsburg secured the league pennant by defeating Brooklyn in the eighth inning when Wagner scored the first and last runs and drove in the tying run. Bransfield followed with a long hit to left field scoring Wagner for the pennant winner. The game featured sharp defense and enough miscues to keep it lively. Attendance was about 4000.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Brooklyn
Wagner
Bransfield
Joyce Dominates Phillies In St Louis Showdown
In St Louis on September 2, Joyce stifled Philadelphia batters, allowing only two hits as the mound ace controlled the game. The Phillies, held scoreless, faced a dominant performance from the St Louis hurler.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Joyce
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Minor League Tilt
Two visitors reached second base as St Louis shut down Philadelphia 18 to 2 in a June game. Attendance 1,000. Batteries Jorce Heydon Townsend Dugalesty McFarland. Soula led Philadelphia with six runs. Kruger hit a two base hit. Wallac e Padden Richardson connected in a double play. Joyce and Townsend split pitching duties. Donovan and Heydon stole bases. Time 1h 52m. Umpire Dwyer.
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Townsend
St. Louis
Jorce
Heydon
Dugalesty
McFarland
Philadelphia
Soula
Kruger
Brave
Wallace
Padden
Richardson
B. Joyce
Joyce
Dugglesby
Donovan
Dwyer
Boston College Opens Season Against Brown at Providence
Boston College meets Brown University in the season opener at Providence Rhode Island. Coach John W Dunlop, the former Harvard halfback, is back with the Eagles assisted by ex Captain John M Kelley. Kenney named captain and will play center.
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Boston College
Brown University
Providence
R. I
John W. Dunlop
Harvard
John M. Kelley
Kenney
Season lineup and schedule for college football team
Guards Rorke and Riley, tackles Nicker son and McCusker, ends Sullivan and White or Chesterman. Kelley or Riley at quarterback, right half Moriarity and McCarthy, left half McCusker or Ford, Lane at full back. Schedule: Sept 28 Brown at Providence, Oct 9 Dartmouth at Hanover NH, Oct 16 Exeter at Exeter NH, Oct 19 Colby at Waterville ME, Oct 30 Andover at Andover, Nov 9 Holy Cross at Worcester, Nov 13 Tufts at Medford Navy, Nov 16 New Hampshire State College at Durham, Nov 28 Holy Cross at Boston.
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Riley
Nickerson
McCusker
Sullivan
White
Chesterman
Kelley
Moriarity
McCarthy
Ford
Lane
Brown
Providence
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Exeter
N. HH
Colby
Waterville
Andover
Holy Cross
Worcester
Tufts
Medford
Navy
New Hampshire State College
Durham
Boston
Local Amateur Athletic Clubs Seek October Games
Phillips Andover hosts Needham A A today as Roxbury Young Emmet A A seeks October Saturdays with any 100 110 pound team and offers half expenses. Lincoln A A Somerville seeks Oct 5 with a strong amateur 131 pound team plus October November high school games, contact J Hafford. Crescent A A West Quincy seeks October games with teams under 125 pounds and offers half expenses. Butterville A A seeks 120 pound opponents with full expenses paid, contact Andrew Trainor. South Boston High School desires out of town games with state average weights, contact Captain F Teevens. Lafayette Cambridge seeks October November away games against teams averaging 130 pounds with full expenses, contact George Co. Field.
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Needham A. A
Emmet A. A
Roxbury
J. Brennan
Kent Street
Xbury
Lincoln’ A. A
Somerville
J. Hafford
Washington Street
Crescent A. A
West Quincy
James Ryan
Essex Street
Boston
Butterville A. A
Andrew Trainor
Lincoln Street
Newton
South Boston
F. J. Teevens
South Boston High School
Lafayette
Cambridge
George Co. Field
Magazine Street
Cambridgeport
Bicycle Notes Rally Ends Outdoor Racing Season
The cycle club meets at the Revere track for the final rubber in the Elkes Walthour series with both riders tied at three wins each. Louis Mettling and Forrest D. Osgood race 15 miles behind motor tandems as pace activities continue. Waller promotes a new motor pacemaking device and a Philadelphia firm may manufacture it. A reorganization at Waltham is underway. The Metropolitan post will run a century to Providence tomorrow starting from the club house 8 East Brookline Street with souvenirs of gold cuff buttons. The club’s half century is set for October 18. The Massachusetts division double and single centuries run tonight and tomorrow from Copley Square. double to Providence by moonlight, single to Newburyport.
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Cycle Club
Revere
Harry Elkes
Bobby Walthour
Louis Mettling
Forrest D. Osgood
Frank Waller
Waller
W. D. Gash
Waltham
Philadelphia
Providence
East Brookline Street
Massachusetts
Century Road Club
Copley Square
Newburyport
Harvard Men Disappointed In Early Practice On Soldiers Field
Harvard football coach Lewis expressed disappointment after a grueling practice on Soldiers Field. He cited crude material and weak readiness, with several key players sidelined by injury or essaying limited duty. Frantz impressed, Burden offered blocking tips, and Yale rival expectations loomed as Williams awaited with a reshuffled lineup and widespread line evaluations.
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Lewis
Harvard Eleven
Post
Boldters Field
Yale
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Williams
Baldwin
Kent
Bill Burden
Burden
Waters
Frantz
Reid
Barnard
Eaton
Daly
Grew
Ristine
Kernan
Stillman
Putnam
L. E
Bowditch
Hutchinson
Graydon
Dodge
Robinson
Rainsford
Green
Sargent
Yale Practice Highlights Big Freshman Pair On Line
Yale football practice on September 27 showed strong new material with giant freshmen Glass and Hogan at guard and tackle. The line boasted heavy weights and solid middle play under captain Holt at center, with Desaulles and Chadwick at back positions. The scrubs fell to 2 scores as Glass dominated the line and Hogan electrified the crowd with two 30 yard runs. Coaches included George Stillman and George Ade with Sherman Coy returning from last season.
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New Haven
Yale
Dick” Sheldon
Glass
Hogan
Holt
Olcott
Goss
John Desaulles
Chadwick
Hart
Wilhelmi
Varsity
George Stillman
George Ade
Benjamin and
Townsend
Sherman Coy
Frothingham Wins Lenox Cup Over Cory In 36 Holes
Samuel Frothingham of Lenox defeated C. B. Cory of Oakley 1 up on the Lenox Golf Club links in 36 holes to capture the Lenox cup. After morning 18, Frothingham led, Cory tied it through nine, and the final nine alternated before Frothingham holed out on the last green for the win. This marks Frothingham’s second cup victory. tomorrow’s play will close the tournament with the president’s cup semis and finals.
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Lenox
Samuel Frothingham
C. B. Cory
Oakley
Lenox Golf Club
Frothingham
Cory
Boston Baseball Season Closes With Doubleheader
In Boston today the last games of the season unfold with a 2 p.m. doubleheader. Manager Gavin plans to stay in Boston likely through Thanksgiving as talk swirls around star players and managerial moves.
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Boston
Gavin
Billy” Hamilton
Selec
Ior
Baseball Trust
George Stallings
Fiberfeld
Parent—a
Falvey Captures Allston Cup In Final Showdown
Frank A. Falvey of Hyannisport and Newton Centre wins the Allston cup by defeating George A. Sprague 8 up 6 to play in the final. J Nelson Manning takes the consolation trophy 10 up 8 to play over Henry Bailey. Final matches started with 18 holes and continued into the afternoon with Falvey and Manning leading early.
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Allston
Frank A. Falvey
Hyannisport
Newton Centre
George A. Sprague
Allston Club
J. Nelson Manning
Commonwealth Country Club
Henry Baily
Mr. Manning
H. Lindsley
Harvard
Manning
Falvey
Sprague
Hysanisyert Ne Resse
Beg Arra
Seenereveneh
Genego
Area
Osecaed Bae
Weet J
Deni Manning
Geman
Womtontre
Seeee
Sawnee
Eammary
F. A. Falvey
Newton
T. Nelson
Oup
Ning
Commonwealth
Henry Bally
Myopia Tournament At Myopia Golf Club Names And Results
Perfect weather aided the annual Myopia Golf Club open. Morning qualifying produced medal scores with A G Lockwood and Percival Gilbert among leaders. First round results include Gilbert over Travelli and Smith over Mulliken. Consolation first round saw Freeman, Cracknell, Amory, Frothingham, and Moorehead defeated. semi finals and finals set for tomorrow along with an open handicap event.
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Ate
O'S
A. Mulliken Wee
W. Siwnith
Percival Gilbert
CS. Travelll
A. L. Ripley
John Moorehead
FF. Willett
AMOTY
J. M. Richards
Wees
Buckenberger Named Manager for Next Season
Boston National Club treasurer J B Billings announced that Al C Buckenberger, formerly Rochester Eastern League manager, has signed to manage the triumvirs for next season.
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J. B. Billings
Boston National Club
al C. Buckenberger
Rochester
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