Last Home Game Ends With Boston Defeating Quakers
Boston wins the final home game as Baltimore struggles. Stahl ejected after a mix up with the umpire. Key hits include a home run by Gilbert and three-base hits by Parent and Jones. Earned runs 2-2. attendance 1,073 at Boston. Washington tops Philadelphia in a separate game with Voorhees pitching for Washington.
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St Louis Wins Final Against Detroit In Damp Contest
St Louis beat Detroit in a erratic game damp and chilly weather hindered play. McCarthy forced in the winning run in the eighth inning after three walks. Shields and Sugden paired with McCarthy and Buelow in the batteries. Time one thirty five. Umpire O Loughlin. Attendance five hundred.
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Scoring Salvo Highlights Doubleheader Results
In Boston-Boston 8 the Red Sox defeated Baltimore 2 while St Louis beat Detroit 6 to 5. Philadelphia 6 topped Washington 2. The Chicago Cleveland game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Frazer Dominates as Boston Beats Willis Easily
Boston led with timely hitting and four costly errors by Hulswitz. Frazer pitched well and Willis was unable to mount a challenge as the home team cruised to a decisive victory. Score:
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Pittsburg Triumphs as St Louis Falls in Extras
In Pittsburg on September 18 St Louis tied the game in the seventh with bunts but lost 7 to 5 in the tenth after bases on balls and two hits. The Pittsburg lineup featured Tannehill and Zimmer with Hackett and Weaver for St Louis. Time 1.55. Umpire ODay. Attendance 1672.
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Poole Shuts Out Chicago in Cincinnati Test
Cincinnati Nines beat Chicago with Poole pitching a complete shutout allowing two hits. Only one runner reached third. Cincinnati broke through in the seventh with two consecutive hits to score. Morrisey and Shatley impressed as new players. Final score Cincinnati 2 Chicago 0. Batteries Poole and Bergen for Cincinnati.
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Eastern League baseball results and postponements
In Boston the Red Sox beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 while Pittsburgh edged St. Louis 6 in 10 innings. Cincinnati won 2 to 1 over Chicago, Brooklyn’s New York game postponed by rain, and Montreal defeated Providence 9 to 1. Buffalo routed Newark 12 to 1, Worcester won 3 to 1 at Toronto, and Rochester beat Jersey City 4 to 0. Attendance was 2100 with umpire Brown.
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The Diamond Baseball Notes and Player Updates
Bob Ganley returns to Lowell after good work in Schenectady. Murphy of Lawrence shines at third for St Louis in Boston. Leading American league batters include Lajoie Delehanty and Dougherty. Malachi Kittredge commits seven errors in 415 chances for Boston Nationals and hits .223. Gokey and Van Zandt receive Worcester offers, Nashua in talks. Eben Ross, once dubbed transient, pitched for Baltimore Americans against Boston.
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Boston writers praise standout base running and Fultz’s rapid rise
The article notes Dave Fultz, once a Brown star now with the Philadelphia Americans, has twice this season stolen four bases in a game. Connie Mack's team features strong base running as they chase first place. An NE league effort to establish baseball here next year sees pledges of financial backing, with early supporters ready to fund two teams if needed.
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Taunton Gazette
Spirit of the Pennant Haunts Comiskey Park Crowd
A phantom figure appeared at Comiskey Ball Park last night and cried farewell to Chicago and the South Side crowd. The eerie wraith claimed two joyful years posing as Comiskey's notable ten ant and vowed to wing to Quaker ville as the Spirit of the Pennant.
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Grocers Triumph Over Bridge Streets In Field Clash
A hot game at Peacock's Field saw the Grocery Clerks pull ahead with a strong spurt yesterday afternoon, defeating Bridge Streets 13 to 7 in a spirited showdown.
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Gridiron season opens with hopeful high school team
The football season nears as candidates train daily at Spalding park. Six players from last year’s squad are expected to return with strong material, under coach Burtt who guided the team to many victories. Despite facing heavier opponents, determination led to many wins.
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Wrestler Joe Goldstein Defeated by Americus in Baltimore
In Baltimore on September 18 Joe Goldstein of New York, claiming lightweight world champion status, was defeated by Americus, real name August Schoenlein of Baltimore, in a notable bout signaling a turn in the lightweight scene.
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Injunction Granted in McGovern Corbett Fight Battle
Judge Field in Jefferson circuit court granted an injunction to block the McGovern versus Corbett contest set for next Monday night. Southern Athletic club lawyers plan to seek dissolution from the court of appeals, with a decision expected by noon. Manager Robert C. Gray expresses confidence the fight will occur and rejects the injunction as applicable to an alleged criminal offense.
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Worcester meet ends after rough driving park day
Wet track and poor conditions marked the Worcester Driving Park meet closing day. Frank Yokum and Dumont W battled in the free-for-all though Hetty Green faded to Peeler Patron after a 2.15% mark in the 2.35 pace, with purse events totaling 800 and 300 dollars respectively.
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Annadrosis and Carmine take notable match results
Historic notes report various results including Annadrosis and Carmine achieving placements with Elmore D and O Brien in timed events. Special match entries show Hamilton Boy competing with times around 2.4 minutes and a notable 2.37% figure, indicating a context of performance metrics.
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Free-for-all trot at Electric park runs to tomorrow
Baltimore report: five heats completed in a free-for-all trot at Electric park with Gypsy Red leading the field. Favorites won two of the finished events in a program featuring trotting stakes and purses of 1000 and 500 dollars.
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Races At Geneva Feature Fast Times And Close Finishes
Five thousand spectators packed the stands as multiple harness races unfolded at Geneva New York on September 18. Theron Powers swept two heats winning both the 2.19 pace and the 284 pace, with Viola Allen and Rustic also placing in top events. The 2.23 trot purse of 500 went to Rustic ahead of Billy Direct, while Souhbett pressed in two heats of the 2.19 pace with a best 2.18 1-2.
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Caledonia County Fair Races Attract Crowd In St Johnsbury
At the Caledonia county fair in St Johnsbury Vermont on September 18 three races drew spectators. The 2.18 class with a $260 purse was won by Bunker Hill owned by O P Dicker of Corinth. Lady Yeiser owned by John Terney of Littleton New Hampshire placed second, with Trans vaal owned by H B Stuart of Newport in third.
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Local Harness Race Results Highlight Fast Times
Best time 2.19 for a 1-4 finish. The 2.30 class purse of 200 dollars went to Jared owned by N. T. Ball of Derbyline Cresanda Fare Brothers St Johnsbury. Milo 8. won the match with H. T. Ball listed as owner. Time 2.19 1-2.
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Empire City Track Races Postponed by Rain
New York reports Empire City track races postponed due to rain. Thursday's programme to be decided tomorrow, with Friday events moved to Saturday.
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Boxing at Fall River features main bout and six-round prelims
Fall River tonight hosted four boxing bouts at the Fall River A C. In the main six-round fight Martin Canole of Fall River faced Joe Kirby of Newport, with Kirby outclassed. Garnett defeated Synott over six rounds. Preliminary four-round bouts matched Charles Gagnon against Hormidon Carpenter and Pete Charest against Felix Servant.
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Crosby Undecided on Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Pittsfield Sept 18 Mr John and Crosby nominated for lieutenant govern or by the Democratic convention yesterday are said by friends to be undecided about acceptance. He may announce his decision to morrow or Saturday.
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Supreme Court Reassembles October with Major Cases
Washington reports the United States supreme court will re assemble on October 18. Among the first cases are Bird versus United States to determine the reality of a murder trial in Alaska the Wolf case on Kiowa Indian lands and the prize money case of United States against Admiral Dewey and Sampson.
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New Cuban Minister Named to England
Washington reports that Rafael Mentoro has been nominated by the Cuban President as minister to England. The note is dated Sept 6 and comes from U S Minister Squiers in Havana.
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Insurance license issued to St. Louis company
Jefferson City on September 18 a license was granted by the state insurance superintendent to the Individual Fire Underwriters Company of St. Louis. The firm, with a capital stock of 35 million dollars, receives the license today.
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