Boston Wins First Temple Game Against Orioles
Boston defeats Baltimore in a close Temple Cup opener as darkness hinders late innings. Jennings stars with bat and shortstop play, while Nichols, Lewis, and Long all contribute amid crowd noise and moonlit finish. Boston takes a 1-0 lead in the series despite errors and bold baserunning by both teams.
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Klondikes Rout Hall and Weill in Priceburg Contest
Amateur ball notes record the Klondikes of Olyphant defeating Hall and Weill and teams with a final score of 104 to 94. Key players included Hatteries O Hara and Sheridan, Hall, Welland and Jones. James O Hara served as manager.
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Quoits Return Match Scheduled at Capoune Hotel Pine Brook
Pat Duddy and Thomas Bell set to play a return quoit match at the Capoune hotel in Pine Brook on Monday October 25. The contest features two inch ping and two soft-sticking clay ends with Duddy conceding ten points in a 61 up event. Signed by Pat Duddy and Thomas.
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Solly Smith Beats Dixon In Second Featherweight Title Fight
San Francisco October 4 Solly Smith won a decision over George Dixon in their second featherweight championship bout. Referee was George Green. The twenty round bout showcased Smiths clever defense and accurate punching. he dominated many rounds and secured the decision in front of a pleased crowd.
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Managers Confer Over Sharkey Goddard Bout
Dan Lynch, manager for Tom Sharkey, received word from Tod Alexander, manager for Joe Goddard now in New York, accepting an offer to fight in San Francisco. The proposed bout would be staged next month with 70 percent of gross receipts to the winner.
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Janey Knocks Out Beckwith in Four Rounds at Eureka Park
Baltimore October 4 Jim Janey of Washington defeated Len Beckwith of Cleveard in four hot rounds at Tiesse's park under Eureka Athletic Club auspices. Janey dominated from the start, sending Beckwith through the ropes once and to the floor twice before the decisive blow. Beckwith had beaten Janey a month earlier.
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Track events dull stake races begin at Rigby
In Portland Maine on October 4 the stake races at Rigby opened before about a hundred spectators and were slow. In the 2.98 class trot Morale a pacing mare by King Wilkes Morsa owned by Golden won both heats, time around 2.16.
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Gentry and Robert J Aiming for World Double Team Record
Glen Falls on October 4 reports John RK. Gentry and Robert J. preparing to beat the world record for double teams next Thursday. They also race against time in a mele harness. Gentry ran a mile in 2.054 with a 1.00% half and 40 second last quarter while Robert J did a 2044 mile and 2044 second quarter. track conditions were poor and neither horse had a pacemaker.
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Kalamagoo Track Sets Two New World Records
Kalamazoo Michigan October 1 The local plank track corps shone with two world marks Peabody Chicago set a half mile amateur record at 1 001 5 Wirewise clocked a mile in 1 49 4 5 Mertana won the professional one mile open in a tight finish with Nat Butler while Butler took the one mile handicap in decisive fashion
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Comets Jr Defeat Arlets in Low-Scoring Football Tilt
The Comets Jr beat the Arlets 4 to 0 in a football game highlighted by center rushing from Todd Campbell and Slattery and a yard dish through the center by Bwitt and J Holmes, manager.
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Domino handicap event at Capoure hotel Pine Brook
A domino handicap will be held at Capoure hotel in Pine Brook next Saturday. An entrance fee of 0 cents is charged, with the proprietor adding M6 in addition to the truancy money as a prize or support.
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Firemen's Day Parade to Feature Visiting Companies
Scranton plans a large Firemen's Day parade with police, eight musical groups and over twenty five uniformed companies. The parade, finishing at Music Hall, will include open houses, receptions, and a ball as part of a statewide firemen convention activities in Wilkes-Barre and nearby gatherings.
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Complete Manhood and the New Scientific Approach to Relationships
An advertisement touts a book titled Complete Manhood claiming to offer scientific facts about marriage and sexual health. It promises home treatment guidance, cures for nervousness and sexual disorders, and a free sample copy mailed in plain wrapper from the Erie Medical Company, 64 Niagara Street.
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Fire Department Festival Travel Plans In Scranton
Scranton prepares for a parade with central and outlying fire companies hosting visitors. Neversink Engine of Reading will stop in Scranton en route from Albany to Wilkes-Barre and be hosted by Nay Augs. Junior Hare and Truck of Reading will attend the Wilkes-Barre convention and Scranton parade. A four day excursion rate of 10 cents is arranged between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, with a 5 cent round trip via Delaware and Hudson. Special Friday excursion Wilkes-Barre to Scranton return fare to be 5 cents. Tickets available from Scranton firemen or Lehigh Valley depot Wilkes-Barre.
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