Haverhill Sweeps Twin Bill In Darkened Lowell Doubleheader
Haverhill wins 5 to 4 in 11 innings and 7 to 1 as the second game ends after six innings due to darkness. Gloucester starter McInnis honored with a solid gold watch by a Gloucester delegation. Scoring details list Hamilton, Reilly, Perkins, Wallace and Abbott among others.
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Abbott
Hamilton
Reilly
Perkins
Wallace
Barton
Coyle
Poland
Courtney
Fred
O'Toole
Lovell
Gardner
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Feeek Perkins
Cae O'Toole
Dartman
Boardman
Templin
Haverhill, ' Yno, 5. Bases On balls—Off O'Toole
Hartman
Artman
Nigan
Worcester 5 Brockton 1 in baseball tilt
Worcester defeated Brockton 5 to 1 as errors behind O'Toole cost Brockton. Burkett Bradley Logan and Mitchell scored for Worcester with Catterson Waters and Leverenz contributing. Reed repeats for Brockton, but Worcester errors and better accuracy sealed the win.
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Brockton
O'Toole
A.E. Burkett
C. F
Reardon
Schwartz
Catt'son
Reynolds
R.f
D’van
C.f
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Hickman
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Mitchell
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Bannon
Russell
O/Finlayson
McCune
M’govern
Leverenz
Waters
O’toole
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Burkett
Blackburn
Catterson
Gan
Loan
Musil Shuts Out New Bedford In Lowell Tilt
Pitcher Musil blanked New Bedford as Lowell won surfaced in a baseball game. Beards, Corcoran and Connor starred with key hits and a late double play fortified the win.
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Magee
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Doran
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Fall River Beats Lawrence in Eighth Inning Thriller
Fall River wins the game in the eighth as Cummings belts a three RBI triple. Cummings, Messner, Solbran and Donovan scored for Fall River with assistance from Harter and Connaughton. Lawrence picked up runs on miscues and solid hitting but fell short.
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Murch
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Norris
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Bowcock
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Riversides of Cambridge to Face Winter Hill Team Today
Riverside of Cambridge with about 15 victories, the University city champions, meet the strong Somerville Winter Hill eleven today. Somerville, with an enviable record, aims to defeat the Cantabrigians. The Riverside lineup includes many proven high school players from the Boston area.
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Riversides
Cambridge
University City
Winter Hill
Somerville
Riverside
Boston
Baseball Notes On Ormonds And Walsh In Boston
Bits of baseball talk from Worcester report Cy Young may pitch for Boston this afternoon while Walsh sat out yesterday. Altrock earned credit for a win but Walsh actually won the game. Cravath on first base may be considered and Cactus could change the lineup. The Tigers struggle, Washington shows form, and the Athletics lost a near cinch. White Sox pinch hitters both found the plate, while Pat Dougherty’s friend Miss Julia Harmon is noted in Worcester.
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Red Sox
Walsh
Nick
Cravath
Stahl
Cactus
Columbia Theatre Opens With Watsons Farce and Contests
Washington street between Hollis and Dover streets will glow with theater life as the Columbia resumes. Billy Watson and company headline Krausemeyer's Alley with W. J. Watson and Billy Spencer. Manager Farren announces a chorus girls contest Tuesday night and Leo Pardello faces Jim Galvin in wrestling next Wednesday. The Friday night amateur sing rounds continue.
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Hollis
Dover
Columbia
Billy Watson
Watson
Krausemeyer
W. J. Watson
Billy Spencer
Farren
Leo Pardello
Jim Galvin
Stage Season Opens Across Boston Theatres Weeklong Showline
The Park Theatre starts Monday with Arrah-Na-Pogue and the Tremont debuts Tuesday August 25 with The Merry Widow. Victorian program updates list vaudeville at the Boston Theatre and Palace shows at the Palace Theatre by Labor Day weekend. Paris aviation funding discussed by Baron dEstournelles de Constant.
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Andrew Mack
Tremont
Fiske O'Hara
Dion O’dare
Globe Theatre
William Turner
Grand Opera House
Boston Theatre
Keith
Mary Sanders
Charles F. Lemon
George B. Reno
Murray and Lane
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Eleanor Henry
Hollis
Castle Square
John Craig
the Howard
William Vaughn
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Tom Badger
New York
Old Homestead
Boston
Denman Thompson
Uncle Josh
Palace Theatre
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