Haverhill Edges Manchester In Close Season Game
In Haverhill on August 22 the host team beat Manchester 1 to 6 in a tight contest. Haverhill scored a fourth inning run after Shincel’s single, Richardson’s hit to reach third, and Murch’s out. Swander doubled in the fifth for Manchester and McGinley and Whiting pitched well for their teams. Attendance was about 826 with Hassett umpiring.
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Nashua Edges Fall River 8-6 in New England Game
Nashua defeated Fall River 8 to 6 in New England, with Fall River giving up five runs in the fourth inning. The game showcased strong fielding by Van Zendt and Ball as both teams battled hard.
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The Monk Sets Trotting Record at Readville Derby
Readville Aug 22 The Monk defeated Lord Derby Dolly Dillon and Chain Shot to set a record 2 06 3 4 for the big circuit and 2 00 seconds for the last quarter in heat two. the race marked the fastest trotting ever on the track with Derby fading from wire to wire as Spear drove.
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Cleveland routs Boston in 1902 baseball game
Cleveland battered Boston 9 to 1 before 7562 fans as Lajoie and McCarthy led with three-baggers and two players had two three-base hits. Young and Bernhardt struggled, Collins injured, and Boston's defense faltered while Cleveland tallied eight runs across four to the later innings.
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Baseball Brief: Stat Line Details From Game
Base hits by Ball Borrcock Rollins Derwin Van Zandt Jordan Wilson. Three base hit by Kelly. Staten bases Wilson. Double plays Bowcock Moorhead Ward Bannon Jordan. Walk Yeager one. HBP Van Zandt. Struck by Miron Gil ror. Passed balls Rollins two. Time 36 minutes. Attendance 650. Umpire Cotter.
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Lawrence Defeats Concord 6 to 3 in Afternoon Contest
Lawrence topped Concord 6 to 3 as Long and O'Brien pitched for the teams. The game opened with heavy hitting and a few errors left Lawrence ahead 3-2 by the second inning. Both sides continued to battle through the later innings.
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Connecticut League Scores From Three Matchups
New London defeated New Haven 7 to 1 at New London New Haven. Bridgeport beat Hartford 9 to 4 at Bridgeport Hartford. Norwich routed Meriden 7 to 1 at Norwich. Waterbury triumphed over Springfield 11 to 3 at Waterbury Springfield.
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Multiple Minor League Baseball Doubleheaders and Rescheduled Games
In a series of makeups and long contests, Providence split with Toronto 1 0 and 0 6 in 12 innings before darkness, Jersey City toppled Buffalo 10 1 and 7, Newark beat Rochester 5 2 in 11 innings, and Worcester defeated Montreal 8 7 with a second game 5 3.
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Rubber game set at South End grounds in Dorchester
St. Louis today at 8. Old Cy was easy yesterday. Cleveland hits hard. Collins shows nerve in daily play. Nine of ten players with that injury would stay in bed. Harry Gleason proves daily in covering the outfields. The rubber game between Dorchester and Wellington will be played this afternoon at the South End grounds with Dresser for Wellington and Curran for Dorchester.
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Ban Johnson in Town
President Ban Johnson of the American League arrived in town yesterday afternoon and said there is nothing doing. He claimed the league is growing stronger weekly and that attendance figures show its strength. He dismissed rumors of a gigantic raid and denied plans for entering Pittsburgh next season.
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Devon Wins Rhode Island Cup In Polo Final at Point Judith
The final polo match of the season at Point Judith Country Club drew the largest crowd as Devon of Philadelphia defeated Lakewood 8 to 4 1 2 to capture the Rhode Island cup and various individual prizes.
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Chicago Cubs edge Washington in slow nine as passed ball clears bases
In a low scoring affair Chicago rallied in the ninth after a passed ball allowed three runs. Strang and Moyle produced the only bright spots for Chicago while Delehanty hit a homer for Washington. Attendance reached 2463 at the game.
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Chicago
Fels Naptha Soap Claim in Laundry Labor Study
A period note claims Fels Naptha laundries wash with half the labor and wear on clothes. The blurb promotes soap performance with simplified washing and reduced fabric wear.
Blood Poison Cure Promoted by Dr Brown in Philadelphia
An old newspaper ad touts Brown's Blood Cure as a treatment for blood poison with symptoms like pimples mouth ulcers falling hair and bone pains. The ad lists Dr Brown at 98 Arch Street Philadelphia and mentions retail sale at Welein's Drug Store in Boston and other locations.
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Hall & Gas
Philadelphia Beats St Louis In Third Straight Win
Philadelphia wins its third straight over St Louis as Mitchell struggles and Waddell relieves after the first inning. Kane is hit hard. 1,700 attendees reported. Scoring details show Philadelphia 4 runs in the seventh with 12 hits to St Louis’s 6.
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Shallow Stages Farrell in One for Heavyweight Glory
Mike Shallow defeated Charlie Farrell with four knockdowns and a one round stoppage at the Malifax exhibition. Promoter Mullane reported Shallow would box Steve O'Donnell next while the crowd anticipates further matchups this winter.
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Nationals Win from Chicago in Exhibition Victory
Nationals defeat Chicago 6 to 0 as Hahn stably navigates the mound except for a sixth inning walk spree. Attendance listed at 300 as Philadelphia and Cincinnati lineups appear in the box.
Boston Triumphs Amid Sloppy Errors in Chicago
Boston won today by timely hitting Pittinger's great pitching and costly errors by the locals. Attendance reported at 1400.
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Pittsburg Beats Brooklyns In Doubleheader
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn in both games as Leach led with a homer that scored three and a bases clearing triple in the second. Attendance was 4070 across the twin bill.
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Evans Benefit Game Report Card
A fragmented box score style item notes late innings actions for Evans and teammate Leach. Scattered lines mention runs earned by Pittaburg, hits by Leach, sacrifices by Leach Burke Kee er and stolen bases by Beaumont Zimmer. Errors and fielding notes are incomplete with several misreads.
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Cincinnati Team Rolls Early Then Slips Briefly
Cincinnati started strong by loading runs in the first two innings against Duaggileby. After the second frame the rally faded, allowing the opponent to close the gap as the game progressed.
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Thompson's Last Bet at Saratoga
Funeral held for veteran hoo maker Butch Thompson as partner Leo Swatts collected a large wager from Thompson's last bet. Thompson, hospitalized, picked Herbert to win the handicap at odds 10 to 9 and died before learning the outcome.
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Leo Swatts
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Race for World Record at Saratoga One Mile Trial
Saratoga Aug 22 It is likely the final week of the 1902 meeting will feature a special one mile race to break the world record. Horses will carry age weights but 10 pounds under the standard scale with a purse and a special prize to the record setter on the circular track.
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