Nationals Win Great Hit and Run Game
Nationals win a high scoring game with Raymer and Needham keying offense. Tenney tripled to score Willis and Abby, later scoring on other hits. Reds rally with Corcoran, Mowery and Barry late, but fall short as Steinfeldt, Huggins and Barry push three across in final innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Well
Raymer
Needham
Wolverton
Willis
Cannell
Seymour
Abby
Tenney
Johns
Steinfeldt
Mowery
Dolan
Siegle
Delehanty
Barry
Reds
Corcoran
Boston
Huggins
Abbaticchio
Cenney
Eeesneteson Cannell
Cincinnati
Huggin
Hinchman
Slegle
Asteinfeldt
Jay—Corcoran
Wowinkle
Vowinkle
bail—Street
Wil
Johnp
Hite
Mpire— Johnstone
Baseball Matchups Across Cities Hit By Schedule
Boston visits Chicago while Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh and New York travels to St Louis with Philadelphia facing Cincinnati in a compact set of early season showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Chic Enw
Pater
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
T. Louis
Oston Sci
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston Defeats Reds in Slaughtering Sixth In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on Sept 27 Boston beat the Reds 14 to 10 in a high‑scoring game. Huggins Abbottichio Tenney and Seymor led Boston with key hits while Delehanty Wolverton and a wild pitch sparked a fourth inning Reds rally before Boston pulled away in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bosttons
Tthey
Boston
Huggins
Abbaticchio
Tenney
Reds
Siegle
Seymour
Raymer
Needham
Delehanty
Ad Wolverton
Wolverton
Palmo Tablets Ad Promises Nerve Booster and Youth
An old time tonic advertisement touts Palmo Tablets as a stimulant for ambition and energy. It targets workers and athletes, claiming improved mood and vigor with a cheap 50 cent per box price and guaran teed benefits. Sold by Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's Saxwer and others at Tremont, Boylston, and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Gardner
Tremont St
Chicago 7 Brooklyn 2 dominates with late hits
Chicago built a comfortable lead and never trailed as Brooklyn failed to score until the ninth inning. Lundgren limited the visitors to one hit until two outs in the ninth, while Chicago’s timely hitting produced the majority of the runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Lundgren
New York Wins Season Series Over Pittsburg After 12-22
New York defeated Pittsburg in a game where Pittsburg out hit but was outplayed. The win gives New York the season series, taking 12 of the 22 games against Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia blanks St Louis 6 to 0 in National game
Philadelphia batted well and routed St Louis 6 to 0 in a clear National League victory dated September 27 in St Louis. The Phillies dominated both offense and defense to secure the win.
Douglas A C Chelsea Club To Host Evening Card
Under a new matchmaker promising reform the Douglas A C of Chelsea will hold a meeting tonight. The main event features 15 rounds with Harry Lewis of Philadelphia against Jack Dorman of New York. Lewis is a known strong puncher and Dorman has impressed in New York stags. An eight round prelim pairs Joe Nelson of Chelsea with Glen Wallace of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
New England
Jack Dorman
New York
Lewis
Dorman
Boston
Stags
Sammy Smith
Quaker City
K. O
Joe Nelson
Glen Wallace
Billy Hamilton
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Chick Tucker
Lawrence
Baldwin
Tucker
Abe Attell
O’brien
Rouse
Attell
Marvin Hart
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Fastest Heat of the Year at Grand Circuit Races
In Cincinnati on September 27 Pan Michael won the first heat in 2 03 flat the fastest mile paced or trotted in a race this year Don P won the event taking the second and third heats Pan Michael placing second Turley won the 2 14 class trot after four heats Kruger won the 2 15 pace from Bolivar with the first two heats at 2 08 flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pan Michael
Don P
Turley
Kruger
Bolivar
Daly Vindicated and Will Return to Yale Crew
Daly a Worcester, Massachusetts native, cleared of cribbing charges at Yale and will be eligible to row for two more years. Friends and classmates celebrate his reinstatement after dismissal from the varsity crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Yale New Haven
Swamp Champs After Losing No Hit Game
In a rough day for Chicago pitcher Owens, Burkett drove in runs and Stahl scored on key hits as New York defeated Chicago 7 to 2. The game featured timely hits and decisive defense, with Burkett and Ferris contributing big plays in the seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp Champs
Dineen Pitching Sets Record as Boston Beats Chicago
Dineen threw a record batter permitted no hits in the first game, defeating the White Sox 2 to 0 as Boston shut them out. In the second game Chicago roared back to win 16 to 1, with Barry and Hughes roughed up and Boston errors helping. Dineen, modest after the win, credited a little of everything for his speed and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Boston Common
William
Neen
Baseball Hall of Fame
White Sox
Dineen
Henley
Smith
Mathewson
Young and Criger
Battery
Chicago
Young
Barry
Hughes
Collins
New York
Pittsburg
Syracuse
Cy Young
Roche
Davis
Angland
Detroit at Boston Street Matchup Headlines Today
Detroit plays Boston in a key matchup as NBA action returns. The game features contrasting offenses and late-season implications for both teams.
Washington shuts out Cleveland on timely batting
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 0 as Stanley's two RBI double cleared the bases in the second inning and Hughes added two runs with a sixth inning single. Bradley Hess Stanley Huelsman contributed two base hits. Jones Nill and Stanley each stole bases. Turner Barbeau and Stovall completed a double play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooney
St. Louis
New York
Goode
Howell
Puttman
Frisk
Rockenfield
Gleason
Koehler
Jones
Wallace
Gie
O’ Loughlin
Washington
Cleveland
Stanley
Hughes
West
Bradley
Hess
Huelsman
Nill
Turner
Barbeau
Stovall
R. BH. PO
A. Jones
Cassidy
Hickman
Anderson
Aiuelsman
Stahl
AB R. BH
Washington 1 Hits by Pitcher in Rainy Game
A soggy contest saw Washington lose as Hughes struck out eight, West four, with a wild pitch by Hughes. Umpires McCarthy and Hurst worked, time 1 40m, attendance 1200 at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bury
Hughes
West
McCarthy and Hurst
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia in Marathon Baseball Battle
Detroit 7 Philadelphia 1 in a 11 1/3 inning affair. Henley struck out 6 over 7 2/3, Waddell 1, Bender 1. Crawford Davis and L Cross stole bases. Craver Ford and Coughlin led with two-base hits. Attendance 4,994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Detroit
Philadelphia
Crawford
Davis
Craweford
Coughlin
Cobb
Murphy
L. Cross
Schaefer
McIntyre
Lindsay
O’leary
Wat Henley
Dell
Brockton Fair Big Meet Entries Close Today
The Brockton Fair closes entries for its athletic events with Hughy Mc Grath handicapping the contests. The shot put debuts this year with few entries, while weight throwers expect opportunities. The athletic committee aims for a dedicated field next season and seeks a quarter mile track within the half mile oval for a 100 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton Fair
Hughy McGrath
Also Mentioned on This Page
War Eieworn Rex Distilling CO
Stamford St
Serwr Ke
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Slaughter
Vogue
Summer Street
Hanover Street
Slagle
A E. Lobert
Eesves Eeee
Chance
Eeseeeres
Schulte
McCarthy
Eveeeseens
Tinker
PO A. E Ritter
Sheckard
Lobert
Slag
Doescher
mpire—Klem
National
Bresnahan
Ritchey
McGann
Strang
Gilbert
Leach
Brain
Clymer
Mertes
Hillebrand
Wee
Dahlen
Wiltse
Liefield
Leever
Byse
AB Thomas
E Gleason
Courtney
Magee
Titus
Bransfield
Doolin
Kane
Taylor
Pears
Owens
Unglaub
Burkett
Isbell
Freeman
Selbach
Ferris
New Yorke
Horner
William Dineen
GS Cescesseas
A. E. Stahl
AB. R. BH. TB
A. E Jones
Donohue
Rohe
Connor
AB R
C. L
Callahan
Ste — PO
EK. Parent
Criger
Altrock
Jay— Donohue
Sheridan
AB. Hahn
DPD
Frederic P. O'Connell
Sreee Ou
Fits
Ame
R H. Att
Ee Bosto
Chicago Cdisesvascan
Rent
Iago
Cccesseeseeseveress
Clevelan
Massachusetts
F. F. Tripp
Atlantic Avenue
Mass
Congress
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!