Fall River Leads League Double Victory Over Lawrence
Fall River defeated Lawrence in two tight games 8 to 2 and 8 to 7. Key moments came late with decisive hits from Hickey and Wilson as pitchers Caryck Whiting Leith and others battled. Strong fielding and baserunning fueled both wins with Kane Spratt and Armbruster contributing on bases and defense.
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Haverhill Sweeps Taunton in Rain Shortened Doubleheader
Haverhill won both ends of a doubleheader against Taunton with scores 8 to 2 and 5 to 3 in drizzling rain. Brown delivered the decisive hits, driving in the winning runs in both games. the second contest ended after seven innings due to darkness.
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Lynn’s fielding shines as Concord blanks in loss
Concord suffered a poor defensive game as Lynn’s quick fielding helped secure a decisive win for the visiting side. The contest showcased sharp plays, with Concord faltering in key moments and failing to capitalize on chances.
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Palmo Tablets Claim Rejuvenation On Eyes and Nerves
An advertisement touts Palmo Tablets as a remedy for half moons under the eyes and nerves decay, promising bright eyes, clear brain, and calm nerves. It offers 50 cents per box, 12 boxes for five dollars with a guarantee, and lists multiple local druggists including Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's and Sawyer at several Tremont and Boylston Street locations.
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Boston Fans Hopeful as Collins Leads Rally Against Detroit
Boston grapples with rain as Collins and his teammates vow to sweep both games of the doubleheader against Detroit. The club, six and a half games back with 65 to play, presses a furious final sprint led by Gibson Stahl and Ferris, aiming to close the gap before western trip.
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Baseball News And Comment From The Local Stand
Two games today with Boston likely using Young Tannehill or Winter to pitch while Kitson starts one for Detroit. Possible two doubleheaders vs Chicago on this trip, not on Saturday. Rising may bench a regular if he shines. New Yorks and Highlanders battle for the pennant as Boston eyes a run.
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Matthews of Harvard a Colored Baseball Controversy
The article details Matthews, a standout Harvard athlete in football and baseball, facing backlash as a colored player seeking equal opportunity. It covers spiking incidents, his affiliations with Burlington in Vermont, accusations of professionalism, and the racial tensions that surround his push to play major league baseball, plus opinions from peers and managers.
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Filene and Houghton and Dutton to Clash in Point of Pines Battle
The two store teams meet for the first time in history at Point of Pines this Saturday. Houghton and Dutton nearly beat Gilchrist last week as pitcher Murray pitched well but lacked support from his teammates.
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St Louis Wins In Easy Style At Washington
St Louis dominates Washington 12 to 4 in a slow game highlighted by five singles and a triple in the eighth inning. C Jones Knoll and Wallace with two-base hits, Hill homered, and Pelty beat Hughes as St Louis skills outplayed Washington.
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Detroit at Boston Two Games at Two
Detroit faces Boston in a two game slate at 2 pm with both matches on the schedule. Chicago visits New York, while Cleveland travels to Philadelphia and St. Louis visits Washington for the set.
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M Closkey and Edels Tonight in Bellows Falls
Harry Edels of Chelsea faces Blink McCloskey in a 15 round fight at Bellows Falls Vermont tonight. Edels, 140 pounds, is praised as promising with a hard punch and gameness, while McCloskey is a clever aggressive Philadelphian with a long record and rare defeats.
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Springfield Woman Files Bankruptcy Petition
Alice S. Owen of 32 Continental Avenue, Springfield, filed a bankruptcy petition yesterday. She shows debts of 24 41081 and assets totaling 31 100 with secured claims of 21 025. Her assets include Springfield real estate valued at 31 100, mortgaged for the secured claim amount.
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No Coal Strike Planned Says Miners' Journal
Official United Mine Workers Journal declares rumors of a fall coal strike false and blames stock brokers for starting the rumors. The notice comes from Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania.
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Gamblers Riot After Boston Pittsburg Game
After Boston wins 5 to 2, a mob of about 800 gamblers attacks umpire Klein, who hides in the ladies’ room and is guarded by police. The disturbance follows Pittsburg bench abuse and a disputed ninth inning as Boston and Young dominate.
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Cincinnati beats Phillies in third inning rally
Baser on balls, a wild pitch and Titus fumble sparked a four run third inning for Cincinnati. Lee Check issued two passes, his only gifts of the game, aiding Philadelphia’s collapse in the inning.
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Chicago Pirates Beat Ames in Narrow Baseball Tilt
Chicago defeats Ames 2 to 1 as Wicker falters late and Ames is batted for in the seventh. Hits total favor Chicago with three singles in the seventh producing the decisive run. Stolen bases by Chance Hoffman McGann Gilbert Strang Dahlen and Bowerman. Attendance 8200 at Park.
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Brooklyn Beats St. Louis in ten inning baseball clash
Brooklyn wins 5 to 4 over St. Louis in ten innings as Batch delivers a triple and Babb adds a long outfield fly for the decisive run. McFarland started poorly but shut out Brooklyn for eight innings before reliever Taylor faltered. Reed.
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