Americans Win Closing Game
Baltimore Md Sept 29 Captain Collins men won their third straight as the Orioles closed the season with a patched lineup. Katoll pitched for Baltimore, Dourheriy starred with a hit in every at bat, Soka pitched for Boston but was hit for several runs in two innings. Both teams fielding was weak as Boston left for home and Baltimore stayed to finish.
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Baltimore
Collins
Orioles
Boston
Ferris
Wilson
Hughes
Freeman
Katoll
Dourheriy
Soka
Little Haste Wins 21-Foot Rasine National Title
Chicago September 2 Little Haste the Boston yacht owned by T EK Lothrop won the national championship for the 21 foot rasine class on Lake Michigan from la Rita the Chicago representative The contest used a best two of three format Little Haste led from start to finish in the four mile triangular course finishing 14 minutes and seconds ahead after earlier setbacks due to a gall problem on Saturday.
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Chicago
Little Haste
Boston
T. EK. Lothrop
Lake Michigan
la Rita
Phillies Triumph Over Boston in Low-Scoring Tilt at National Park
Philadelphia beat Boston 5 to 4 at National League Park as errors and miscues defined a tense afternoon. Key plays included Hulswitz scoring on Long’s error, Fleming driving in runs, and Boston tying in the fourth with costly miscues. Attendance was 101 as both clubs exchanged early runs and the Phillies pulled away in the fifth.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Boston
Lush
Tenney
Dexter
Cooley
Carney
Greminger
Phillies
Thomas
Barry
Hulswitz
Jennings
Fleming
Moran
Douglass
Green
Childs
Iberg
Hulswitt
Long
Hugh
Brooklyn Beats New York 5-2 at Polo Grounds
The Brooklyn baseball team defeated the New York club 5 to 2 at the Polo Grounds to end the season. Brooklyn利用 a second inning rally for four runs and Sheckard belted a homer. Kitson pitched effectively as Brooklyn pulled away early.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Kitson
Sheckard
Lipton challenge awaited for America's Cup race plans
Bristol dispatch reports strong interest in a new cup boat from Herreshoff shops. Nat Herreshoff designs anticipate preserving Constitution speed with minor underbody changes and reduced freeboard. Backers expect major rig and construction refinements to beat the Constitution by about five minutes in a 20 mile race.
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Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff
Nat Herreshoff
Mystic Valley League Admits Kernwood Club for Big Pin Season
At a meeting yesterday at 27 School Street the Mystic Valley league voted to admit the Kernwood Club of Malden in place of the Old Belfry Club for the big pin season opening the week of November 3. A schedule committee was appointed.
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Mystic Valley League
George
Littlefield
School Street
Kernwood Club
Malden
Belfry
Horne
Free weekly chronic disease consultation by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
A provocative advertisement claims Dr Liverpool offers one week of free consultations at 360 Tremont Street. It asserts his unorthodox methods diagnose instantly without patient input, listing vast cure tallies across numerous ailments and promising free medicines and extended hours for men.
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Toston
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Freedman Quits Baseball World
Andrew Freedman ends active NL role and transfers controlling NY Baseball Club to John T. Brush. Freedman remains president until the next annual meeting. Brush plans to win in New York, retain manager McGraw, and move headquarters to New York. Transaction likely near $100,000.
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New York
Andrew Freedman
National League Baseball
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Freedman
Brush
Mr. Freedman
Mr. Brush
New York Baseball Club
New York Club
Boston People
Young Corbett Shines In Boston Sparring and Shows
Reporter BR. H. Renton notes Young Corbett the conqueror of McGovern dazzles Boston crowds. The fighter, after a New York arrival, appears daily at the Grand Theatre with sparring partner Willie Iitzgerald, delivering quick three round bouts and drawing packed houses. Corbett aims to meet McGovern again and plans to write for the Post.
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Corbett
New York
Clark's
Newspaper Row
Willie Iitzgerald
Grand Theatre
Denver
Terry’ McGovern
Boston
McGovern
Post
Miss Hecker Sees New Draw System For Women Golf
Miss Genevieve Hecker discusses proposed draw methods for the national women's championship at The Country Club Brookline. She argues the USGA should select four top players and seed them to reach the semi finals, while others are drawn, noting weather and course conditions may alter scores and pairing today.
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Genevieve Hecker
Country Club
Brookline
America
United States Golf Association
National women's golf championship opens with record entry
More than four-score of top female golfers from across the country gather at the Country Club for the USGA women's national championship qualifying round. 18 holes determine medals, with 32 low scores advancing to match play. First pair includes Mrs. F. W. Batchelder and Mrs. Hermann A. Lews. Miss Frances Griscom withdraws.
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Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Rhode Island
Maryland
Connecticut
California
New Hampshire
South Carolina
United States Golf Association
Stokes
F. W.W. Batchelder
Weston Golf Club
Weston
Hermann A. Lews
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Frances C. Griscom
President Griscom
The
International Navigation Company
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Penn
Griscom
Harvard Track Men Begin Fall Practice On Soldiers Field
Harvard's track candidates began fall practice on Soldiers Field under trainer John Graham and Captain Lightner. A large number reported, donning spikes and jumpers for the first on the cinder track. Graham, who has guided two championship Crimson seasons, inspires confidence for this year. Promising newcomers include F H Bare from Morristown and R W Poor from Cutler's School, with Huntress, former Hopkingen captain, likely to shine. Bare and Poor are freshmen. Huntress is a sophomore.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
John Graham
Lightner
Graham
F. H. Bare
Morristown
R. W. Poor
Cutler
Huntress
Hopkingen
Six Columbians Suspended From Columbia Football
On September 29, Columbia University announced the disqualification of captain Harald H. Weekes and five players G. G. Green E. R. Pembroke A. Schramm H. A. Fisher J. P. Fasola for scholarship deficiencies. A passing exam this week could lift the ban. Three veterans Wolff Brown and Goodman were reported eligible yet to be determined.
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New York
Harald H. Weekes
Columbia
G. G. Green
E.R. Pembroke
A. ©. Schramm
H. A. Fisher
J. P. Fasola
Wolff
Brown
Goodman
Boston to Chicago return fare for Union Veteran Legion meet
Boston and Albany railroad offers a 23 dollar round trip to Chicago from Boston for the Union Veteran Legion meeting. Tickets are valid for departure Oct 6 and any train up to 2 p.m. Oct 7. Obtain details at ticket agent 366 Washington street.
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Chicago
Union Veteran Legion
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Washington Street
Eight Day Historic Tour Of Gettysburg And Cities
Boston firm Simmons and Marsters offers an eight day personally conducted tour to Gettysburg Philadelphia and Washington starting Saturday October 4 from Boston. All expenses except supper on Sound line total 31.50. Describes a delightful region historic and picturesque itinerary.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Mass
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns in Ad Card
An advertisement extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both women and men. It claims countering symptoms like weakness, diminished vigor, and bed-wetting, urging readers to obtain a sample bottle and to mention the paper when ordering from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dixon and Curley Draw In Gateshead Showdown
A stubborn 15 round battle at Gateshead between American George Dixon and England’s Will Curley ends in a draw, preserving the $200 purse as previously arranged by their backers.
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London
Gateshead
George Dixon
Will Curley
Newcastle
Boxing Gossip and Boston Arrival for Wednesday Card
Gus Ziegler arrives in Boston with manager Dan Meletrick to prepare for the Criterion Club feature bout against Petrey Sweeney. Ziegler trains hard, hopes to surprise, and may have previously hurt his hand in the second round. The card includes two appealing preliminaries and mentions potential future matchups and local boxing activity.
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Gus Ziegler
Petrey Sweeney
Criterion Club
Boston
Dan Meletrick
Ziegler
Sweeney
New York
McKetrick
Lewis
Ztro
Tim Herrington
South Posten
Chick Monahan
Monahan
Newteen ‘Ith
Young Corbett
Willie Fitzgerald
Failadelphia
Ohne
Martin Flaherty
Fitzgerald
Lenox Athletic Cluty
Derels
TB. A. A
Telfiel
Woalcott
Morris Tnesenberg
Kid VeCar
McCoy
Trek YV
Vtelen
Wes
Martin
Chase Wins at Newton Invitation Golf Tourney
The Newton invitation tournament closed this afternoon at the Wordland Club. J B Chase Jr of Newton Centre club won the net prize with 82 8 0 and Percy Gilbert of the same club took the gross prize with 79 1 79.
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Newton Golf Ciubs
Orormrese
Wordland Club
Eiies
J. B. Chase, Jr
Newton Centre
Percy Gilbert
Palma Tableta Nerves Tonic Now Available Citywide
ALL MER who find themselves declining in physical or mortal endurance-from any cause-need a nerve tonic. If you knew how costly are delaye in the matter of treating such debility, you would at once begin the use of Palma Tableta. They make you look and feel years younger, 50 cents per box, 12 boxes (with entrantee), 8h, Book free. Sold by WAKER RINTELS DRUG CO., Dewey So.: B. TF. BRADBURY, Beach &J. and Harrison Ave.: F. WH. PUTNAM, 81 School St., 1681 and 2121 Washington St., C.F. FATON, 160 Friend St., KLEIN'S, corner Tre Mont and Boylston Sts, .
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Waker Rintels Drug CO
Dewey So
B. TF. Bradbury, Beach &J
Harrison Ave
F. WH. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C.F. Faton
Friend St
Klein's
Tre Mont
Boylston Sts
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Miss Hecker
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F. W. Batchelder
Hermann A. Lewis
Elizabeth C. Po
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Clara D. McGregor
Charles M. Hinckle
J. F. Hubbard
Mary B. Adams
Marion Oliver
Margaret Curtis
Bessie Anthony
Maud Wetmore
Ruth Underhill
E. A. Manice
A. D. Cochrane
N. Pendleton Rogers
Louisa A. Wells
Georgianna Sano
BE. W. Goffe
William Shippen
Pauline Mackay
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Elizabeth
Elsa Hurlbert
Robert K. Clark
Grace B.‘ Keyes
R. Gilman Brown
John B. Daniels
Margaret M. Riley
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