Cricket match on Staten Island ends in decisive Philadelphia win
On Sept. 28 reps from Philadelphia and New York met at Staten Island Cricket Mub. Philadelphia scored a decisive victory by a margin of 17 to 28. The report mentions other athletic events and upcoming walks, hurdles and football news from the era.
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Staten Island Cricket Mub
Philadelphia
New York
Chielawai
Charles Budd
Des Moines
Towa
Narraganset Park
Barney Oldfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Amateur Athletic Union
Harry L. Hillman, Jr
Thirteenth Regiment
National Guard
New York Athletic Club
A. C. Kraenalein
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Rhud Metzner
New
Illinois Athletic Club
Elghteen
R. Metzner
Ulingis
Kennedy Tieston
Minneapolis
McCormack
Northwestern
Fowba
Tor
Boxing notes and plans in San Francisco and Brooklyn
Milly Nolan reports a 7000 dollar fundraising effort in San Francisco to defeat the Ralston fight bill as Kid McCoy signs for vaudeville with Al Sutherland for a twenty week run in Brooklyn. Hilly Delaney secures Jack Johnson for a San Francisco bout with Al Kaufmann tentative. Nelson and Nolan settle finances with Nelson's gate share near 18200 and Nolan earning over 6000. Herrera Hanlon bout slated with 500 forfeits and a 1000 side bet. Oct 17 at 199 pounds under Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles governing 60 percent share of receipts.
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Milly Nolan
Battilng
Nelson
San Francisco
Kid McCoy
al Sutherland
Brooklyn
Hilly Delaney
Jack Johnson
al Kaufmann
Delaney
Kaufmann
Jemtries
Nolan
Pacific Athletic Club of
Los Angeles
Indiana Triumph Opens Season With 6 to 0 Victory
Indiana defeated an unnamed opponent 6 to 0 in the season opener after a hard fought game marred by several fouls. Foster H. Rockwall, long-time Yale assistant, has been named coach for the naval academy backfield candidates. Yale faces a light roster but strong backfield potential as veterans at Cambridge may be shifted to the rear.
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William Kienholz
University of Minnesota
University of Colorado
Kienholy
University
Delne
Colorado
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Leland Stanford
Wisconsin
Company Tat Marinette
Kemp
Tigh
Wright
Vanderboom
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princes
Jimmy Shelden
Indiana
Animal
Foster H. Rockwall
Phillipe Exetar
Naval Academy
Fon
Cambridge
American Association
Columbus
Lenieville
Desvere Hon Dubhed
Mil.waukee
Minneapolis
Louisvile
St Paul
Indianapolis
Tobit
Kansan
Mike Kelley
Maniser
Toxodo
Mallarhey
Haw
Fiene
Toledo
Haw the Pony
Harry Bele
Kansas City
Cleveland
AI Mart
Mau
Spencer
Browns
Ed Barry
Bowton
Creamnr
Taylor
George Roche
Baseball Notes From American and National Leagues
American and National League notes report player movements, signings, and injuries. Detroit, Boston, and Chicago are active with pitchers Barry and Roche drawing attention. In the National League, Lewis of Baltimore is Cornell-educated, Konig and Cargo among newcomers, and Pennant race chatter continues from Polo Grounds to new circuits being discussed for Terre Haute and surrounding cities.
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Wishitaton
New York
Detroit
Clib Hug
Behenne
Eli Sabson
Boston
Tom Hughes
Wishington
Lajoie
Geifith
National League News
Lewis
Baltimore
Cornell
Siegel
Reds
Bobby Cargo
Albany
Brooklyn
Conrad Carter
Syracus
Polo Grounds
Devlin
Bradley
Collins
Bob Ganley
Pittsburg
Phillipe
Catcher Kling
Jack Evers
Miller Huggins
Tere Haute
Choe
Terre Haute
Chal Hert Lennie
Terre
Heenan
Uenais
Terre Tire
Ciicuit
South Bend
Bryansville
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Saginaw
Peoria
Bloomington
Canton
Wheeling
Evansville
Springfield
Dayton
Fort Waynes
Ono
Topeka Club Releases Lezoute. Sedalia Claims Youngest Player
Western Association notes Abel Lezoute was released by The Topeka Club last week while Sedalia asserts Dick Rubn is the youngest on their team, though he refuses to state his age. On September 1 Pitcher Ashley as Lewy is mentioned in the context.
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Thonas Shear
White Box
du Risley
Gent Barnes
Chihoma
Western Association
Topeka
Abel Lezoute
Dick Rubn
Sedalia
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Thee Missouri River
Overland Limited
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
W. Martin
Denver, Colo
Cardus
South Prior Street
Arnawra
Bette
Neture
Olive Joseph
Atlante
DRS
Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Dr. King
Coe' To
Pete's
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Southro
Burley, GP
Granger Ar
Kemmerer Ly
Montpelier Ly
McCammon Ly
Pocatello Ly
Pocatello, Ly
Oden Ly Ar
Salt Lake Ly
Cumberland Branch
Lile
Satin Hamilton
Kemmerer
Wyo
P&t
Bait Lake City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Donkin
Ogden
Chiceue
Sanders
Wandard
WMO
Batt
Williams
Salt Lake City
Utan
G Hatch
River Forest
J. Anderson
Bleipner
A. E
Boxing
Audubon Boy
Blo) Wack
Susle
Youunebla
Huh Patel
Allentown
Din Pabel
Utmek
Readville
Aline
Ha News Racing
Avidubon
Pratrar
Filipe
Herrmann
Kelley
Pirates
I.ifeld
Otis Clymer
Fred Clarke
Erithoy
John Hummel
Hummel
Rateh
Enworth
Sammy Morris
Hig
Miners
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Leavenworth
Craven
Womack
Guthrie
Joplin Jam
Janta Bird
Shreveport
Nashville
Rook
Jorg
Mase Meweler
Thie Atenphis
Damon Ring
Archer
Drennan
Darksiope
Kaellealee
Doty
Graham Boyd
Harry Msintre
Kotawe Cylib
Pitehers Wright
Morgan
Lowieville
Peninirder
Utie Senso
Breen
Connie Mack
Sai
Ashley
Lewy
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