Ex-Freedman Helps Brooklyns Fall Short at Home
Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader with the second game cut short by darkness. Philadelphia won 4-3 in a tense finish as Barry, Cooley and Greminger produced to-base hits, while Jennings swiped two bases. Attendance was 373 as Pittenger and Duggleby earned decisions.
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Ixing
Barry
Cooley
Greminger
Dexter
Jennings
Lush
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Hulswitz
Pittinger
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New York Defeats Brooklyn In Final Season Clash
In a pitchers battle at Washington Park New York beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 to finish the season on local grounds. Newton and McGinnity kept batters guessing as the inter borough series ends tied at ten wins apiece. Time 1.20. Umpire Irwin. Attendance 2800.
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Brooklyn
Washington Park
New York
Brooklyns
Newton
McGinnity
Ritter
Bowerman
Irwin
Phillies and Red Socks Split Wild Doubleheader in Darkness
Philadelphia wins 4 3 in the first game while Boston takes the nightcap 2 0 before darkness ends play. A separate Brooklyn at New York game reports New York leading 2 0 as conditions halt further action.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Lajoie Draws Big Crowds at Cleveland Home Games
The article notes Napoleon Lajoie’s impact with Cleveland crowds, recording 48 030 spectators over ten home games and daily attendance around 4500. It compares team totals from 1901 and 1902, and mentions Somers’ road admissions totaling 284 168. Henry Cote and Jake Volz began travel from Manchester for their respective towns.
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Cleveland
Lajoie
Somers
Henry Cote
Jake Volz
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N. Y
Gualveston
Tex
Manchester Mirror
Palmers Second Football Team Seeks Saturday Match
The Palmers second eleven seeks a Saturday football game against a strong amateur squad. They average 130 pounds per player and invite interested teams to answer through the paper.
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Palmers
College matchups listed across major East Coast campuses
Swarthmore versus Princeton at Princeton. Bowdoin and Harvard at Cambridge Massachusetts. Columbia and Brooklyn Polytechnic at New York. Franklin and Marshall and University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Tufts and Yale at New Haven.
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Princeton
Bowdoin
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Columbia
Brooklyn Polytechnic
New York
Franklin and Marshall and
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tufts
Yale
New Haven
Curtis and Wells Lead National Women's Golf Qualifiers
Nearly 90 players braved fog at Brookline Country Club for the qualifying round of the national championship. Margaret Curtis of Essex County Club and Louisa A. Wells of Brookline tied for first with 89, followed by Ruth Underhill and Georgianna Bishop at 90. Twenty-seven others scored up to 102. 58 finished 104 to 133, with nine withdrawals. The eight best advance to match play. Curtis and Wells face a potential playoff to determine the top seed.
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Margaret Curtis
Essex County Club
Manchester
Louisa A. Wells
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Long Island
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn
Bridegport
Conn
Miss Curtis
Miss Wells
Miss Underhill
Miss Bishop
J. T. Hubbard
Harbor Hill Club
Staten Island
Alex McGregor
Oakley County Club
Watertown
Genevieve Hecker
E. A. Manice
Tessie Anthony
Glenview Golf Club
Chicago
Baltusrol
Reardon
Ballou
Huebner
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Essex Country Club
Weeks Cleared to Play for Columbia Football
Harold Weeks, Columbia University captain, has met technical requirements and is restored to good standing with the faculty committee on athletics. He will be eligible to play as usual this season, and the six other disqualified players will also be pronounced eligible tomorrow.
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New York
Harold Weeks
Columbia
Oakley Grand Circuit Races Postponed Due to Rain
Cincinnati Sept 30 The Oakley grand circuit trotting races scheduled for today have been postponed to tomorrow because of rain.
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Cincinnati
Harness Races Postponed In Nashua By Rain
Nashua H Sept 20 The harness races scheduled for this afternoon were postponed due to rain.
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Nashua
Attendance at 1899 Boston NL Opening Game
The opening game of the Boston National League team in Boston for the 1899 season drew a reported attendance of around several thousand spectators. Exact figures were not consistently published in contemporary papers.
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Sporting Editor Citizen
Boston
Sporting Page
Ga.s. D
Brockton Fair Opens Under Drizzle With Busy Horse Show
Brockton fair opened on a misty day drawing thousands for Children’s Day and an attendance topping eight thousand. Exhibits impressed despite rain as horse events led the day with classes won by E. D. Jordan and Clarence Moore. Gate receipts stood at 751.25, with racing, bicycling, and a Brockton win in a basketball game rounding out the program.
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A. Witherell
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William A. Bussey
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Somerville
Kenneth Mitchell
South Easton
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Ralph M. Wyatt
East Bridgewater
Trest
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Seco
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Falls and Burkinshaw Reliable Druggists Ad
Falls and Burkinshaw advertise as reliable low priced druggists successors to F Blanchard located at 418 Middlesex Col Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station open from 6am.
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Middlesex
Col. Thorndike Street
Northern
Knights Templars Conclave Elects Officers in Concord
Concord NH September 80 at the Grand Commandery of Knights Templars annual conclave the old board of officers was elected and appointed for another term St George commandery of Nashua exemplified the work of the order of the temple Piel Beer Arlington Hotel
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N. H
Grand Commandery of Knights Templars
New Hampshire
St. George Commandery
Nashua
Order of the Temple
Clothing Clerks Bowing League Opens With Big Parthenais Win
The Clothing Clerks Bowling league opened at East Merrimack street alleys with Caesar Misch facing Parthenais Bros. The No Money Down squad defeated Caesar Misch by 141 pins in the opening game.
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Caesar Misch
E. D. Shadduck
J. L. Chalifoux
Lowell One Price ‘Clothing Co
Merrimack Clothing Co
Parthenais Bros
Clothing Clerks
Lowell wine clerks defeat Manchester Fraternity in baseball
About 60 Lowell wine clerks were hosted by local mixologists in Manchester New Hampshire on September 30. They gathered at Varick park for a four inning baseball game with umpires Jimmy Murray and Michael J Markham. After the game a banquet followed at Sheridan's armory with reception and entertainment.
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N. H
Lowell
Varick Park
Spindle City
Cash Register Punchers
James Parker
J. H. Burns
Thomas Shaughnessey
Sheridan
Sheridan’s
Boson Nominated by Democrats in Seventh District Convention
Lynn reports Judge Albert G. Bos son of Chelsea was nominated by the Democrats of the seventh congressional district in a convention held here tonight.
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Lynn
Albert G. Bosson
Chelsea
Seventh Congressional District
Record Price for Anthracite Coal in Providence
A Providence manufacturer paid 100 dollars for four tons of anthracite coal, marking a record price in the city. Many large factories face fuel shortages and may suspend operations without relief. While cotton and woolen mills have some stock, jewelry and other industries suffer delays. public schools plan winter fuel purchases with available appropriations.
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Mayor Sargent summons meeting on city coal supply
Concord New Hampshire September 30 Mayor Sargent has called a conference of citizens for tomorrow evening to discuss the fuel situation as it relates to Congress. An official investigation shows the entire city holds 617 tons of coal with no immediate prospects of additional supplies.
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N. H
Sargent
Congress
Coal Conference Favored by Many Mayors
Detroit Sept 30 Mayors of a dozen cities telegraphed favorable replies to messages seeking a ten member citizen delegation for the national coal strike conference to be held Oct 9. Cities named include Manchester New Hampshire and Newport Rhode Island Mayor Ashbridge of Philadelphia declined.
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Maybury
Manchester
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Newport
R. I
Ashbridge
Philadelphia
Miles reviews Presidio troops in full dress parade
San Francisco on September 30 witnessed Lieutenant General Miles review the troops at the Presidio with Major General Hughes and staff in full dress uniform. Thousands of spectators observed the display as the commanders inspected units and reviewed formations.
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Presidio
Miles
Hughes
Worcester Conventions nominate senators in three districts
Worcester convention reports Frank M. Heath of the 20th Worcester district nominated for senator. The second Worcester district Republicans renominated Senator John P. Munroe and the fourth district renominated Senator George K. Tufts. Piel Beer-draught-Arlington hote.
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Frank M. Heath
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George K. Tufts
New Braintree
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