North East Basketball Pairings Note Local Matches
The schedule lists Nashua at Manchester Concord at Lowell Fall River at Lawrence and New Bedford at Haverhill, indicating a regional set of city pairings for upcoming games. Local teams compete across multiple venues with a focus on rival city showdowns.
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Per
Haverhill
Fall River
All Lowell
New Bedford
Nashua
Concord
Manchester
Ewes
Lawrence
Lowell
Lawrence New Bedford
New Bedford Beats Haverhill in 10 Inning Tilt
New Bedford breaks Haverhill streak 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Kiernan ejected in 10th after disputing call. Key hits by Kehoe Valdois and Riley pace the visitors while Browne and Wallace homer for Haverhill attempts. Attendance about 400.
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Haverhill
New Bedford
Riler
Kehoe
Kiernan
PO. Kehoe
D. M’rp'y
Kiernan, Cf
Murelli
Valdois
Sts
Re Ci
de Ok Pvicng
Riley
Josslyn
Ditties Claiaree le Cathing
Browne
Wallace
Tio Milly
Page
Hamilton
A.B
Long
Pigvethi Reek
Mullaney
Friend
Waverhill
Calhoun
Burrill
D. Murphy
Raftery
Grady
Nashua Beats Concord in Rumford Field Showdown
In two games Stevenson's erratic pitching hurt Nashua while Van Zant belted the first right field fence homer at Rumford Field. Concord won the second game on a timely Clark hit after Nashua rallied in the ninth. Key plays included Noblit's spectacular catch, and a handful of errors and RBI hits from both sides.
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Concord
N. H
Stevenson
Nashua
van Zant
Rumford Field
Paster
Clark
Noblit
Cathurny
Cyd
OGRE
Bae
Labelle
Stéventon
Totaiss
Gohcolo
VanZant
Wilson
Cassidy
Birmingham
Southwell
Colburn
Merritt
ron—VanZant
Southwest
Pulsifer
Steventon
Kerin
Bell
Kane
Pastor
Soffel
Newham
Colonrn
Diggins
Daum
Lovell
Beecham
Sthwell
Lee
Rollips
Harned
Newenham
Rollins
Dawmerin
Kowell Beats Manchester In Errorless Lowell Win
Lowell defeats Manchester 4 0 at Spalding Park as Kowell stars with errorless defense and strong batting by Dorgan and Kwall. Armbuster highlights second inning with a running catch that spoiled a triple. Dorgan, Cross and Graham drive Lowell runs. attendance about 500.
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Lowell
Kowell
Spalding Park
Manchester
Dorgan
Kwall
Bh.po.a.e
Ternery
Rit
Manc Traham
Connors
Armb
Hickey
Smith
J. Lake
Warren
Rigbie
Chapman
Lowe
Bigtchester
Page
Farnedchester
Bigbie
Kuan
Armbuster
Chapmian
Isnan
Leith
Sage
Po.a.e
Ras Rana
Lawrence Defeated by Fall River at Glen Forest
Fall River beat Lawrence 8 to 2 in a game marred by errors and erratic throws. Murphy struggled at third, Bowcock was ejected for arguing, Sechrist and Riccius replaced infielders, Leahy pitched in the ninth, and Wilobedanz batted in the eighth. Notable hits included two by Weddige and a two-base hit by Wiley, with Yeager and Driscoll taking mound duties for the pitchers. Attendance reported at 200.
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Lawrence
Glen Forest
Fall River
Murphy
Bowcock
Sechrist
Riccius
Leahy
Driscoll
Wilobedanz
E. Tranek
Coveney
Guiheen
Lucas Egrets
Triton
Moorhead
Gusheen
Weddige
Peterson
Wiley
Murch
Yhara
O’haran
Yeager
Drisell
Eaton
Stafford
Alcourt Loses Match in Swampscott Tennis
Swampscott Aug 12 The second round of the singles in the New Ocean Flouse tennis tournament ended with the semifinals set. Notable result: G B Harcourt defeated by Kenneth Giorton as doubles reach final with Seaver and Lyon vs Underwood and Blenkmore. play halted at dusk with Seaver and Lyon leading 9-7, 1-1 in the first set.
Pittsburg Triumph In Comedy Late Night At South End
Pittsburg wins a humorous South End comedy game as every Pirate bats in the fourth inning. Wagner doubles, Bransfield and Cannell contribute, and Pittsburg scores six runs aided by wild throws and timely hits. Boston struggles as Lynch limits damage until a late rally in the seventh.
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South End
Pittsburg
National Rivalries Set Across Dual City Cards
Pittsburg visits Boston at 3. St Louis hosts Brooklyn. Cincinnati plays New York. Chicago meets Philadelphia.
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Rit Attec
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fae Louis
Cicada Ll
Pittsburg Cincinnati
ASO
St Louis
Reston
St. Louis
Buck's Braves Exhibition Ends In Laughter And Loss
A dismal baseball exhibition at Walpole Street Park drew 2177 fans who hailed it as a farce but a tragedy for Boston players. Pittsburg led 14 to 2 as the ninth scene closed, while several attendees held return tickets to Holyoke and Springfield. The crowd reacted with mixed amusement and disbelief at the performance.
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Buck
Braves
Pittsburg
Boston
Walpole Street Park
Holyoke
Springfield
Pittsburg Rolls Up Six Runs in Fourth Act
Mike Lynch of Holyoke pitched for Pittsburg as an enthusiastic crowd cheered him. Boston's misplays fueled a chaotic, circuslike game with Wagner and Pittinger starring in errors. Lynch impressed despite a sore arm while Pittsburg surged to a late lead on a rough day for Boston pitchers and fielders.
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Pittsburg
Mike Lynch
Holyoke
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Hase
Boston
Buckenberger
Charles Adonis Pittinger
Pirates
Pittinger
Carlisle
Penn
Night rally ends as Evers scores winning run
In the seventh inning Tinker bunted to Wolverton who threw to first but Tush failed to cover. Evers scored from second base for the decisive run while Tinker learned by telegram that his mother had died.
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Philadelphia
Tinker
Wolverton
Tush
Evers
Calhoun to Leave Haverhill for Major Leagues
Haverhill reports two top players will depart after the season. Captain John Calhoun first baseman sold to Boston American League team. Pitcher James McGinley secured by St Louis National League manager Nichols. Calhoun has starred for Haverhill this season in the New England league race.
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Haverhill
John Calhoun
James McGinley
Nichols
St. Louis
Calhoun
Taylor
New England
Brooklyn Nets Beat St Louis 2 0 in National League Game
Brooklyn won 2 to 0 over St Louis, ending a winless stretch since July 20. Cronin pitched superbly, scattering three hits and preventing St Louis from advancing to second base. Only one St Louis batter reached second.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cronin
Westerners
New York and Cincinnati split doubleheader at Polo Grounds
In New York two games were played with the locals winning 2 to 1 in game one and Cincinnati taking game two 3 to 2. Umpire Emilie Bresnahan ejected Bresnahan and McGann in respective games. Donlin played against his former clubmates, Kelley was ordered off after disputing a close call, Dolan filled in at first base, and substitutions occurred as noted.
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Nationat
New York
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Emilie
Bresnahan
McGann
Donlin
Kelley
Dolan
Woodruff
Inoue Libile
McGinnity
Brown
Sehler
Walker
Schlet
al Apu PO
E. O
Seymour
Sebring
Odwell
Corcoran
Bo Eise
Steinfeldt
Kellum
Browne
Devlin
Dontlin
Mertes
Dahlen
Gilbert
I Bowerman
Ames
Anew Nee
Easy
Pittsburg Rivalry and World Beaters Rally in Newswire
Local chatter notes Pittsburg to play today as world beaters push hard for first place. Reports from St Louis and Boston fans praise Lynch’s pitching while Parker Roosevelt and Pulliam stir post season talk. A Glenmere game between Prospect Lodge and West Lynn catches local sports interest.
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Royal Rooters
South Ndt
Wagner
Batty
Ann
Cooley
Mit
Shorty McCnish
St. Louis
Dineen
Boston
Glenmere
Lynn
Prospect Lodge
Waltham
West Lynn
Billy Tighe
Dorchester
Lynch
The
St. Louis Star
Invaders face Weymouth in season’s second game
Buck Ewting will cover third for South Weymouth as they host Weymouth this afternoon. The report highlights Silk OLoughlin’s suspension and notes the league post season tensions with Jake Stahl’s batting streak. Wagner’s stop and Ritehey’s five putouts and assists are described amid a noisy Boston Pittsburgh clash.
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Weymouth
Buck Ewting
Roxbury
South Weymouth
Ren Mulford
Phil Geier
Selbach
Clark Griffith
Silk O’loughlin
Griffith
Harry Pulliam
Pulliam
New York
Jake Stahl
Jake Pittsburg
Fitzgerald Captain Pitches Winning Ball for Reaperry Club
OULD ORCHARD Mo Aug 12 The annual Reaperry Club outing drew a large crowd as the married men defeated the single men in a ball game captained by ex Congressmen Fitzgerald who pitched a masterful game The event also featured women bowling in close contests among prominentState and city political figures from Boston Lawrence Lowell Haverhill Springfield Worcester and others.
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Ould Orchard
Reaperry Club
Fitzgerald
John Drury
Lowell
James Owen
Edward Arundell
Democratic City Committee
Lawrence
Augustus Sanford
A. B. Crowley
Haverhill
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Catcher Needham Injured In Fifth Inning
In yesterday's South End game a foul tip fractured Tom Needham's thumb. Dr. Erb says Needham will miss at least a month, forcing Moran to handle catching duties if a replacement is not secured. Buckenberger reported the injury after Needham shrieked in pain as the ball struck his hand.
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Tom Needham
Richard Coeur de Lion Cooley
Cooley
Pat Moran
Tenney
Peter Goings
Delehanty
Moran
Yenney
Boston
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
South End
Cassidy
Buckenberger
Erb
Needham
Carney
Relief Funds For Fall River Strikers Distribute 1300
Thomas O'Donnell, treasurer of the strike relief fund, announced that 1300 in relief was distributed today to non union cotton mill strikers across the bureau stations. Relief stations close tomorrow noon until the Textile Council meeting next Tuesday afternoon. Since July 25 contributions total 3697, with 971 from organized labor belonging to unions, leaving 2526 for non union strikers.
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Fall River
Thomas O’donnell
Strike Relief Fund
Textile Council
O’donnell
Hannah Elias Granted $500 Monthly Allowance in Rents
A New York judge ordered Hannah Elias to receive $500 a month from rents on her real estate, while her $685,000 suit with John R. Platt proceeds. She may live rent free in her Central Park West residence and keep her clothing, pending trial.
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New York
Hannah Elias
Blanchard
Supreme Court
John R. Platt
Central Park West
Runaway Boys Found by Brookline Police
Two boys aged 9 and 10, Martin and Patrick McKeon, escaped authorities on Bennet Street Boston and wandered all day to avoid the Working Boys' Home. Police at Brookline headquarters took them in at 9 p.m. last night. their mother, Mrs. Patrick McKeon of 9 Springer Street, South Boston, planned their placement due to a habit of running away.
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Bennet Street
Boston
Martin
Patrick McKeon
Brookline
Springer Street
South
Sneak Thieves Break In At Albion Street Home
Wakefield town clerk Charles F Hartshorne reported thieves entered his Albion street residence while he and his household were at a band concert in the park last evening.
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Wakefield
Charles F. Hartshorne
Albion Street
Lodgers claim husband took all furniture from Wellman home
Malden August 12. Mrs. Alexander Wellman of 31A Irving street reports her estranged husband moved out all furniture with movers claiming it as his property. Neighbors heard her cries as the rooms were emptied and lodgers had to seek other rooms. Police were notified and divorce proceedings are said to be under way.
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Malden
Alexander Wellman
Irving Street
Big Annie Wilson Captured by Chief Watts in Clutch
Chief Watts exposes and detains Western pickpocket known as Big Annie Wilson at Tombs after two hours of scrutiny. She claimed alias Mabel Smith as Acting Inspector Hartnett and MacGary search for a man accusing her of a badgering pickpocket game. Rogues gallery photo confirms identity. Several similar reports prompt citywide checks.
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Big Annie Wilson
Watts
Hayward Place
Mabel Smith
Rogues’ Gallery
Annie
Many Chinamen Cut Off Their Queues In Washington
Washington August 12. The Bow Wong Way society’s chapters in Washington and other large cities spur Americanization among Chinese residents. Local barber shops report busy days clipping queues, with two or three dozen Chinese in the capital now sporting closely cropped heads. Some deportation-bound individuals remove their queues hoping for leniency under American grooming standards.
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Washington
China
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