Stronger Bobstay Fitted for Columbia Kept In Dry Dock
New York dispatch reports heavy work on both vessels Columbia and Shamrock ahead of upcoming races. The Columbia receives a larger, stronger bobstay from Bristol after a 200 ton test, with underbody polishing continuing and two shifts polishing the hull. Measurer Hyslop to test both boats Monday at navy yard and Erie basin. fall rowing starts next week.
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New York
Columbia
Shamrock
Bristol
John M. Hyslop
New York Yacht Club
Navy Yard
Erie Basin
Will Donovan Stay At Weld Boat Club
Doubt over Pat Donovan’s future at Harvard Weld Boat Club dominated a Massachusetts Hall meeting. A committee of Weld, Lund, Storrow, Goodrich, Egginson, Bancroft and R C Boleng was formed to decide the question.
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Pat Donovan
Weld Boat Club
Harvard
Massachusets Hall
Mr. Weld
Tag Club House
Mr. Lund
R. Storrow
Ave Goodrich
E Gginson
Hugh Bancroft
R. C. Boleng
Dorovan
College and City Games Set Across the Northeast
Boston Latin faces Groton this afternoon while English High plays at Malden. Today’s college matchups include Harvard at Williams in Cambridge Yale vs Amherst in New Haven U P Lehigh at Philadelphia Brown vs Holy Cross in Worcester Cornell vs Hamilton in Ithaca Bowdoin vs New Hampshire State College in Brunswick Franklin and Marshall vs Y M C A in Lancaster Pennsylvania State College vs Gettysburg in Philadelphia Washington and Jefferson vs Marietta College in Washington Dickinson vs Baltimore Wesleyan vs Amherst Agricultural in Middle-town Columbia vs Rutgers in New Brunswick Dartmouth vs Exeter in Hanover Swarthmore vs Alumni in Swarthmore Williston vs Worcester Tech in Worcester Cambridge Manual Training vs Worcester Academy in Worcester.
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Harvard-Williams
Cambridge
Yale-Amherst
New Haven
U. of P.lehigh
Philadelphia
Brown Holy Cross
Worcester
Cornell-Hamilton
Ithaca
Bowdoin-New Hampshire State College
Brunswick
Franklin and Marshall-Y. M. C. A
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
State College
Gettysburg
Washington
Jefferson-Marietta College
Dickinson-Baltimore
Baltimore
Wesleyan-Amherst Agricultural
Middletown
Columbia-Rutgers
New Brunswick
Dartmouth-Exeter
Hanover
Swarthmore
Williston
Worcester Tech
Manual Training School
Worcester Academy
Boston Wins Two Games as Hamilton Returns to Key Role
Boston teams win both games with Hamilton back in his old spot energizing the play. Delehanty was limited by Gettig's pitching while Gleason stood out in fielding. Philadelphia was overmatched by New York, with 2062 attendees and several squandered scoring chances.
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Phia
New York
Delehanty
Gettig
Gleason
Philadelphia
AB. R. F
A Thomas
Flick
R. Delehant
Chiles
Lauder
Bernhard
Tota
Ceevees
Warner
Van _ Haltren
Mannassau
Snyder
Washington and champions win two lively South End games
In Boston crowds witnessed two tight contests with Washington and the champions taking wins via late eighth inning rallies. Nichols outpitched Roy Evans in the opener while Evans impressed yet took the loss as Washington and the champions combined smart bunting and sacrifice plays. Mercer, Shiebeck and Freeman sparked the rallies.
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South End
Nichols
Roy Evans
Providence Grays
Evans
Shiebeck
Mercer
Freeman
Padden
McGann
Slagle
Kittredge
Washington
Boston Beats Washington in Double Victory Featuring Team Play
Ted Lewis pitched stoutly in game two while Young Sullivan's catching fueled a double win for Boston. Powers dazzled with clever pitching jabs at McFarland and jollying the twirler, as Swartwood backed him with perfect strikes. Captain Duffy drove in runs, Long made key outs, and Tenney Lowe and Collins shone on defense as Boston's batters and fielders, led by Hamilton and Frisbie, dominated the contest. Schiebeck erred three times yet contributed two singles for Washington.
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Stahl
Weere
E. Tenney
Eseeeenee
Long
Seeee
Duffy
Sceeeese
Washington
Kittredge
C Er
Evans
Boston
Lowe
Freeman
Tenney
Nicho's
Collins
Slagle
Frisbie
Ilvan
Bals
Sullivan
Swartwood
Hunt
Ted Lewis
Young Sullivan
Powers
McFarlan
Padden
Hamilton
Senators
Schiebeck
Lewis
Voy
AB TR
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Eeeeree
Eeee
Ft Essen Eeeee
Frisb le
Liveerses
C. T
Mercer
Barry
McGann
O’brien
Isk S Adkiiae
Feseeereres
McFaran
Wildtches
Richarlan
Uh. m
Attendan
Philadelphia Surpasses New York by Five in Sept Match
Philadelphia defeats New York by seven to two in a September game. The showdown at a major venue highlighted strong performances from key local players and boosted standings in early season play.
Baltimore Wins Nail-Biter Over Brooklyn in Ninth
In Baltimore Bradle walks, Keister sacrifices, and Sheckard singles in the ninth to edge Brooklyn. McGinnity hurls well with men on, Hughes pitches superbly, and both teams are supported strongly. Baltimore shows sharper base running and inside play as the game ends with a narrow score.
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Baltimore
Bradle
Keister
Sheckard
Brooklyn
McGinnity
Hughes
AB. R. McGraw
Ae Holmes
Seenee
Demontreville
Brodie
C . Gvceeewuessle
Eeeveterese
R. F
Jennings
McGraw
Wrigley
Daley
O MecGinnity
Hues
Smith
Pressure in pennant races as Orioles and Phillies clash
Boston and Baltimore gained on the leaders while the Orioles play a crucial series and the Phillies appear ready for a lay-down. The Quakers slump against Giants pitching puzzles observers as St. Louis eyes a trade involving Childs for George Davis. Tenney and Padden collided yesterday during a wild throw. Senator Tenney left the field as Long and the Dutchman excel in defense.
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Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Phillies
Quakers
Giants
St. Louis
Childs
George Davis
Tenney
Padden
Herman Long
Bicycle notes on upcoming century road races and rider plans
The article details multiple cycling events and plans for tomorrow and next week. Unity C C and Berkeley Cycle Club host century and half century rides on the Newburyport and Beverly routes. Riders Elkes and Michael may race indoors. Joe Downey joins Metropolitan Wheelmen. B B Saunders aims to break Springfield to Boston record. entries close next Thursday.
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Harry Elkes
Europe
Michael
Elkes
Unity C. C
Newburyport
Massachusetts Avenue
Berkeley Cycle Club
Beachmont
Beverly
W. B. Handy
Copley Square
Star Wheelmen
Acton
Suffolk B. C
Norfolk House
C. A. Fox of
Ayer
Joe Downey
Metropolitan
Rough Riders Century Club
Providence
Press Cycling Club
W. T. Hannigan
Dartmouth Street
B. B. Saunders
Southwick
Springfield
Boston
Suffolk League of Cycle Clubs
Charlestown C. C
OBrien Dominates Kearns in Broadway Club Bout
Jack OBrien of New York defeats Tim Kearns of Boston by knockout in the thirteenth round at the Broadway Athletic Club. The undercard features Tim McDermott over Jack Kelly and Tommy Feltz over Edwards in ten rounds. Betting opened even with heavy OBrien action as the lightweights weighed under 183 pounds and fought under Queensberry rules.
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New York
Jack O’brien
Frank Erne
Tim Kearns
Boston
New Broadway Athletic Club
Tim McDermott
Jersey City
Jack Kelly
McDermott
Kelly
Tommy Feltz
Edwards
Brooklyn
Feltz
O’brien
Kearns
Queensberry
O'Brien
Jack
Kixeter Street
Mass
M. J
Grove Hall
Dave Sullivan
Tana Sacuieeni
Pelican A. C
Eddie Connolly
Young Starr
Ben Oo Barry
P. Lee
Andy Watson
Matt Riley
Fall River
Crescent A. C
Brockton
South End
Joe Gans
Spider Kelly
Lenox A. C
Dave Wallace
Joe Bernstein
Tommy Ryan
Colorado A. C
Denver
Ryan
Choynski
Root
Chicago
Jack McDonough
Boxing Gossip Amateur Tournament at the BE A A
An amateur sparring tournament is set for Saturday October 21 at 8 p m at the BE A A with weights 115 125 135 and 154 pounds A novice tourney of two classes 10 and 125 pounds is also listed Open to amateurs who have never won a prize All entries close October 16 with John Graham B A A secretary Kilburna beams North CAESARS Mass entries require a fifty cent fee and registration under the A U rules
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BE. A. A
A. U
Kilburn Aeams
North Caessees
Mass
John Graham
Three Classes of Men Revised Edition Mailed Free Worldwide
The 30th edition of my little book Three Classes of Men is ready and will be mailed worldwide in plain sealed envelopes free of charge. It has reached over five million copies, reflecting a long track record as a therapeutic guide compiled from 30 years of expert experience. It offers advice for single and married men on physical and mental development and outlines natural recovery from private weaknesses.
Portable galvanic current device for patient self use
The speaker describes success in employing galvanic electricity and recalls that 25 years ago an appliance was needed to provide a continuous mild current for hours. This inspired a portable chain battery, enabling patient self-application and a long line of progressive experiments that culminated in the present invention.
Dr Sanden Electric Belt Claims Patented Medical Cure
An advertisement promotes the Sanden Electric Belt as a patented home treatment for rheumatic and nervous disorders. It claims overnight wearing cures by a soothing electric current, suitable for men and women, with home diagnosis, free advice, and multiple branch offices supported by 6000 testimonials.
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Ratsey
Fact
Donovan
Boston Latin
Groton
English High
Malden
Ciuerr, Peasony & Co
Ans Mahors, Is
Bostons
Garrison
National League
Elo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louisville
Prince Albert
CIA
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Boston Tailoring CO
Washington Ars
Timmy Kearns
Tim
Johnny White
Bearns
Atkins
Court ST
Cooserva VY CO
Masonic Temple
Ill
Thompson’s Express Company
Kingston Street
Oxford
Coddard Mfc. CO
Washington St
Penn
Freddie Snyder
This City
Terry McGovern
Dr. Sanden
Heep
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
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