Fall River Leads In New England League Standings
The New England League standings show Fall River atop with a 40 42 record and a .506 mark, Manchester, Lowell, and New Bedford trailing. In a Nashua–showdown game, Dowd Pastor and Johan led for Nashua while Calhoun Richen and Murphy supported for the opposition.
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Manchester
Lowell
Concote
Fall River
Seeessees
New Bedford
Ceeseees
Pawrence
Flaverhill
Nashua
Dowd
Lf. i
Pastor
Johan
McLean
Baum
Soffel
Wilson
Ash’h
Swope
N.e
HAV Ee
Sheets
Calhoun
Kelly
Murphy
O’brien
Rich
Berry
McGinley
Games Today in New England Area
Lawrence faces Haverhill New Bedford plays Fall River Nashua meets Lowell Concord visits Manchester Norwich not listed.
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New England
Edwards Trials in Fall River. Manchester Shutout
Edwards, a New York State college pitcher, was tried out by Fall River. The Manchesters managed only one hit off him as the game ended in a shutout for Fall River.
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River
Edwards
New York State
Fall River
Manchesters
Fall River baseball game summary with key hits and outs
Earned run by Fall River. Two-base hits by Riccius and Ball. Three-base hit by O Hara. Stolen bases by Moorhead and Murray. Double plays by Moorhead with Weddige and Riccius, Clark, Kwau, Kane and Page, Clark and Kane. Walks off Edwards and Leith. Edwards struck out six. Wild pitch by Leith. Time unknown. Umpire Whiting. Attendance 1000.
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Berry
Nashua
Csocese Anne Ee
T Haverhill
Haverhill
Pastor
Jordan
McLean
Dowd
Denninger
Kelley
Richardson
Calhoun
Kelly
Swope
McGinley
Kerins
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Poa
Tott
Rapp
Q Sheets
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Murray
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Bo'coc
Swander
Murphy
Edwards
Leith
Labelle
Am Lerger
Esesee
Seereeces
Wilson Sheets
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Riccius
Ball
O'Hara
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Clark
Kwau
Kane
Page
Whiting
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A. E. Hafford
Bernard
Bigbie
Merritt
Valdols
Lake
March
Grant
Conroy
McLlin
O/ Beard
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Hart
Cross
Y Coveney
Mec'na
Kibbe’z
Lowell
Lawrence
Ceeeess
Beard
Hafford
O’hara
Coveney
McLaughlin
Klobedanz
Valdois
McKenna
Sullivan
Concord Held Scoreless By Connolly In New Bedford Loss
New Bedford defeats Concord 3 to 0 as Connolly allows no runs and Kuhn suffers control trouble. Key plays include Burrill homering for Concord and solid New Bedford defense. Joyce and Murphy contribute in the field and on the bases. Attendance around 600 at the game.
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Concord
Connolly
Kuhn
NEW Eee Concord
Joyce
Guiheen
Maney
Burrill
Murphy
Allen
Stroh
McC’ Ker
Con'lly
Fustace
Noblitt
Kane
Pulfer
Carney
Stewart
Newton
Wiley
Lowell 7 Lawrence 3 baseball clash ends in Lowell victory
Lowell defeats Lawrence 7 to 3 as Hafford belts two home runs and McKenna is solid except for a costly fourth inning. Klobedanz yields seven Lowell runs while Lawrence struggles with key hits and hampered defense. Attendance 700, time 2 hours 48 minutes.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Klobedanz
Hafford
McKenna
Carnival at L Street Water Carnival Highlights Youth Races
Thousands watched the L Street bathhouse water carnival for boys up to 16. Winners included J Hickey and P Englehart in the 50 yard under 12 race, R Deering and H Lewis in underwater distance, Louis Dwyer in the 50 yard under 14, Lester Bond and W Bowser in Tule, G Ige and M Doyle in diving, S Levy and J O Connor in the plank, Joe Hickey in 30 yard clothes race, and Eddie Tomlin in the 106 yard under 16 with a 10 second handicap.
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J. Hickey
P. Englehart
R. Deering
H. Lewis
Arthur Hughes
Louis Dwyer
Lester Bond
W. Bowser
G. Ige
M. Doyle
David Cronin
James Walsh
T. Mahon
John Burke
Joe Farrel
Professor Conroy
Beached Parade of Races Under Police Watch
The day featured many craft and an animated crowd with Police Commissioners Emmons and Adams observing from an observation barge. Professor Conroy directed the events and performed a rescue of two boys from drowning to hearty applause. Life saving feats credited to Joseph Hickey, Joe Lynch, Francis Murphy, Joe Sullivan, Louis Dwyer and Morris Doyle. Boys under 10 won the 30 yard swim by C Sullivan and M Lynch. Under 8 sprint won by M Lynch and B Sullivan.
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Emmons
Adams
Conroy
Joseph Hickey
Joe Lynch
Francis Murphy
Joe Sullivan
Louis Dwyer
Morris Doyle
C. Sullivan
M. Lynch
B. Sullivan
Walthour and Champion Race at Revere Tonight
Albert Champion and Bobby Walthour clash at Revere track with winner take all purse on the line tonight. Hunter and Schultz will pace Walthour, Champion fields two motors and two riders, promising a fast race unseen this season.
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Bobby Walthour
Revere
Champion
Walthour
Hunter
Schultz
Doherty Defeats Larned In Meadow Club Final
H L Doherty beat W A Larned in three straight sets to win the singles in the Meadow Club invitation tournament. The Doherty brothers also defeated W A Larned and Beals C Wright in straight sets to win the doubles.
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Southampton
L. I
the Meadow Club
H. L. Doherty
W. A. Larned
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William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
Dorchester and Dorchester Oakdales Meet at Nightingales Field
Two games today feature the C M I A 97 team versus Walworth Manufacturing at 3 30 on Locust street grounds. Dor Chester hosts Oakdales of Somerville at Nightingales Field with Connolly pitching. Fort Warren Revere and Fort Banks Strong clash at the American League grounds in an annual, highly anticipated contest.
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Pittsburg
South End
Jimmy Collins
Young
Dineen
Hughes
Locust Street
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Dorchester
Nightingale’s
Oakdales
Somerville
Connolly
Forts Warren and Revere
Forts Banks and
Strong
Neponset A A to Clash With Rexford A A at Neponset Park
The Neponset A A, riding a 7-3 run in 10 games, meets Rexford A A at Neponset Park at 3 30 pm. Battery Neponset Barkland Hawkins Murray vs Rexford Smith LeSage. Open date for Cushing A A Norwood and Jamaica Plain Dorothy Dodds.
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Neponset
Rexford A. A
Neponset Park
Barkland
Hawkins
Murray
Smith
LeSage
Rexford
Cushing A. A
Norwood
Dorothy Dodds
Jamaica Plain
E. F. McKenna
Amusing Baseball Game at Revere Beach
A playful contest set for next Wednesday afternoon at Revere Beach features the State Bath House Employees versus the Park Police. The Bath House team hosts Cahill and Freeman in the battery, while Dick Qualters and Al Chapman guard the mound and plate for the Police.
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Revere Beach
Bath House
Park Police
Dick Qualters
al Chapman
Cahill
Freeman
Harvard
Bath House Battery
Mosquito Yacht Race Postponed by Regatta Committee
The Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club regatta committee postponed the open race set for today because many yacht owners are away from the waters, delaying sailing.
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Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Jordan Marsh Team Plays Myrtle of Jamaica Plain Today
The Jordan Marsh Company baseball team faces Myrtle of Jamaica Plain at Franklin Field today at 3 30 p m. Umpire is Mr John Fitzgibbons. The Jordan Marsh team pursues the championship. Letters to E J O Toole time keeper Jordan Marsh Company
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Jordan Marsh Company
Myrtle
Jamaica Plain
Franklin Field
John Fitzgibbons
Jordan Marsh
E. J. O’toole
Empire City Races End A Fast Closing Day
Closing day of the Empire City grand circuit meet featured a 2 18 trot with 11 entrants led by Caspian at 6 to 5 as he beat Hic Boy by a neck with Dillon Boy third. Olivewood edged Strathlane in the 2 13 pace after a driver change to John Curry yielding a close finish. The 2 10 trot saw The Roman prevail by a small margin, while Tom Keene won the Yonkers stake with rapid heats, in a $3000 purse event.
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New York
Caspian
Hic Boy
Dillon Boy
Strathlane
Olivewood
John Curry
Curry
Roman
Budd Doble
Yonkers
Tom Keene
Readville Races Entry List Showcases Fast Trotters
Readville announces the seventh renewal of The Massachusetts purse for 2:12 trotters with an entry field led by Francis B. and Hawthorne, among others. The 14 classes closed Tuesday and form the largest entry list ever received by a grand circuit meeting.
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Readville
Francis B
Wainscott
Billy Buck
Tiverton
Hawthorne
George Muscovite
John Taylor
Authoress
el Milagro
Caspian
May D
Swift
Judge Cullen
Oakdale Battles Dorchester In Orchard Field Showdown
Oakdale of Somerville faces Dorchester at Nightingale's Field this afternoon with Connolly pitching for Dorchester and Oakdale boasting a top Boston battery. The game starts at 3 30 and follows Oakdale's earlier win over the Wellingtons.
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Dorchester
Oakdale
Somerville
Wellingtons
Wellington
Connolly
Boston
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