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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
6
Shrewsbury Handed Game By Marlboro In Wild Defeat
Marlboro defeated Shrewsbury 19 to 15 in a high scoring baseball game at Project Park. Key contributors included Johnson Holt and Robinson for Marlboro while Whittaker and Shaughnessy led Shrewsbury with multiple hits. Cameron started for Marlboro and Holt closed, amid a crowd of 220 witnesses and controversial calls from officials Langdon and Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timre
Marlboro
Altestoun
Hickey
Pavet
Neighibor
Cameron
Roctor
Cam
Shrewsbury
Camron
Cervice
Jack
Tyes
Holy Cross
Mint
Norton
Armetrong
Johnsell
Johnsen
Feonin
Worf
Luke
Ainoat
Marlhoros
Stianmzi
Johny
Elues
Ney
Johnson
Cobh
Project Park
Langton
Tormuliee
Worcester
Ant
Hanes
Ceater
Herpieas
Iemoby Miribsh Johnson
Seernev Gue
Sea
Shrew
Mays
Etinking Ait
Jahnson
Murphy
Wallace Abba
Whittaker
Nash
Whittier
Tome
Wis
Ataistrouk
Smadls
Waltter
Hallo
Iglnesss
Wiluers
Laws
Sgt
Srewabury
Alacra i
Tebingom
Wal
Carroll
Dot
Ganwell
Robinson
Dooison
Eamn
Vitteher
Marlborg
Mabdl
Sweeney
Ian
Waulen
Walger
Don Iepper
Furewery
Mariberg
Jack Cameron
Mne
Nejton Walsh
Arerons
Whalen
Cycameron
Bat
Coprut
Peytt
Ganeejl
Mahison
Huth
Nash Weir
Hob Beesy Watt
Whittiker
John Homeohier
Amit Carroll
Hoeben Savaet
Poppa II
Waltiger
Maaple
Caberon
Whittaner
Roftinson
Poy Gannen
Carrell
O Neel
Kat Marlboro Gangel
Peate
Fett
API Miles Kroesay
Noron
Wall
All Whittaker
Ty Ion “Haughnessy
Shaneline
Jaison
Mart
Nii Iodystedt
Mir
Wilder Norton
Parr Marlboro
Wilder Medde
Ganzell
Holt
Wallaoe
Shiwighnessy
Mit- Cool
Gan- Hl
Ingalls
Gainwell
Shaughnessy
Wilder
Murray
Crown
Time
Langdon
Cummings
Old Time Rivalry At John A Creene Park Clash
Concord Junction and the locals renew hostilities at John A Creene park on Saturday. The game decides the series with Joe Hopkins leading the visitors and Maynard’s Swanson and lent among the lineup. Other standout players include Eddie Loughlin the Stockemer duo the 3inger brothers and Heath O Hudson as a key star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Creene Park
Concord Junction
Joe Hopkins
Hadson
Marlboro
Eddie Loughlin
Sudbury Edges Office Clerks 76 In Close Baseball Tilt
Sudbury defeated the Office Clerks 76 to and gained the game on solid early scoring. Sims pitched a masterly game and Newton backed him well. Baldwin keyed late defense while Percy Woods delivered a three bagger and sprinting one handed grabs. Connors and Perry also contributed solidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
SV el Oost
Sims
Newton
Baldwin
Percy Woods
Connors
Perry
Alleged game puzzles scorers as to sport and outcome at ball grounds
Report of a Wednesday afternoon game described as baseball by some and cricket or rugby by others. Jink Murray declares it houseball, while players from both sides discuss the contest as a baseball match. The score ends 19 to 9 with the women haters ahead amid odd incidents and humorous misplays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Grounds
Jink Murray
Rube Waddell White
Bachelors
Grover Cleveland
Alexander Farrell
Sterling Twirler
Bill James Hilferty
Jack Kelley
Glover
White
Scully
Willie Keeler Lynch
Women Players Shine In Local Baseball Game
Enterprise reporters describe a local game where Miss Marion Hudson at second base and Miss Mary Nelson at shortstop display solid defense. Miss Ellen Emerson and Miss Braley chase wild balls while critics note the men hit hard but fair play remains central.
Great Twirling Result Uncertain Until End
Concord Junction defeats Belmont 8 to 2 in a nine inning baseball game on the Playgrounds. Both Hopkins and Melanson pitched well as Belmont errs cost them. Gilroy starred for Belmont with two hits, while Concord's six hits included three doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Belmont Club
Hopkins
Melanson
Belmont
Mr. Gilroy
Gus
Baseball box score excerpt mentions key players and stats
Two base hits by Delaney Clapp Hopkins Colette. Sacrifice hits by G Stock emer W Stockemer Bulger O'Brien. Stolen bases by G Stockemer Carrigan Gilroy. Hopkins struck out 10 Melanson 9. Melanson 2 walks. Umpire Sebastian. Time 1.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaney
Clapp
Hopkins
Colette
G. Stockemer
W. Stockemer
Bulger
O'Brien
Carrigan
Gilroy
Melanson
Sebastian
Concord Junction
Schmidt Rf
Clever Box Work Nets Gilroy Five to One Victory
Gilroy teams up with Moulton to beat Westboro 5 to 1 on Saturday. Moulton held Westboro to four hits with 17 strikeouts, while Whit ney pitched well for Westboro but Maynard’s first and third inning hits sealed the win. Maynard's lineup leaned on Swanson, Heath, Laforme, Treadeau, Jameson, and Moulton as the rest of the squad rounded out. The game featured strong pitching and few other notable moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Westboro
Heath
Murray
Swanson
Lent
Laforme
McDonald
Moulton
Howarth
Whitney
Brigham
G. Taylor
Jameson
Mooney
Gilroy
North Attleboro
Walter Murray
Frank Wilder
Tufts College
Hudson High
Marlboro High
Treadeau
Northboro
Marlboro
Tufts
Their Own Fault Lose 30-19
A satirical article by a self described young woman mocks women who play baseball, blaming them for a defeat and casting doubt on women voters. The piece uses biting humor to denigrate female players and questions their right to vote.
Women’s game notes mix baseball and cricket imagery
The report describes a women’s match where the score was 30 to 19 and the sporting editor questions whether cricket or baseball is being reported. Mrs Weeden tosses the ball well as pitcher while Mrs Thompson backs the batter and sometimes stops balls. Miss Mary Parker shines at first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Weeden
Local baseball recap with mixed team names and errors
The reader recalls a game noting Blanchard gave up several hits and errors by Herbert Blanchard and Mrs Keyes. Mrs Thompson Miss Parker and Miss Nelson were praised for strong hitting while Ballou, French and Bradford also contributed. The score shows multiple innings with steals and base on balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballou
Blanchard
French
Richardson
Bradford
Weeden
Keyes
Porter
Pareker
Thompson
Miss Parker
Marion Hudson
Mrs. Emerson
Ellen Emerson
Mary Nelson
H. S. Thompson
Mary Parker
Mary Keyes
Thomson
M Hudson
Balla
Wedden
Thora Nee Sat
Cers Porter
CORD
Aes Parker
Pewee Wees
M. Parker
M. Hudson
Seemee Wees
Emerson
Eweewes
M. Nelson
E. Emerson
J. Bratey
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Lane
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Brick Wilder
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al Carroll
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Cesare
Moyle
Wiliaer
Saeas
Stiaeinessy
Bache
Vent
Sion
Maloney
Fanning
Joe
Stockemer
Schmidt
Grant
Toland Ab Sete Ee Renee
J. Taylor
Teen Eene Brigham
Seer
Enterprise
Belmont Boys
Maynard Bh
Po ‘Heath Ss
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Swanson Ceee
Otra Eres
Moulton P
Miss Nelson
Herbert Blanchard
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