Lowell Keeps Winning in New England League
Lowell defeats New Bedford 6 to 3 as late surge breaks a two hit bid by Bushelman. Yount pitches well and is credited with the win, while Barrows and Lavigne lead Lowell with key hits. Moulton, Wright, Barrows and Lavigne produce offense for New Bedford. Time 1h56m. Umpire LaBelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
New England
New Bedford
Bushelman
Yount
Too Ee Eee
Ales Cates
Moulton
Barrows
Wright
Bouwltes
Lavigne
Sweatt
Merrill
Maranville
Roultes
Ness
Ruslange
Boultes
Uimpire Labelle
Lowell New Bedford
A.E. BU
Po.a.e
Bauman
Barrow
Cooney
le - O
M'Crone
Magee
Rising Sa
White
Lawrence Wins Two Games for Brockton in Split Doubleheader
In a Brockton doubleheader Ward started both games and Taverence produced enough offense to back Lawrence in wins. Lawrence won 10 to 6 and 8 to 0 as the second game ended after seven innings by agreement. Catterson starred, hitting safely seven of eight, while Wadleigh broke a finger in the second game and retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ward
Brockton
Taverence
Inninsing
Catterson
Wadlei¢gh
Fall River at Worcester Haverhill at Lawrence
Fall River plays Worcester while Haverhill visits Lawrence in a pair of matchups. Local rivals and scheduling details shape a busy sports day across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Worcester
Haverhill
Lawrence
New Bedford
Lowell
Brockton
Lynn
Carlstrom Braymaier Duffy Luyster Henriksen McLane Connaughton Lonergan
In a high scoring game players Carlstrom Braymaier Duffy Luyster Henriksen McLane Connaughton Lonergan starred with two-base hits by Henriksen and Howard, a Luyster homer, and a late rally. Duffy worked 2 innings, Luyster 7, Ward 2, Gaw 6, while Wadleigh added a sacrifice.
Hagan and Catterson Spark Brockton Win in Offense Heavy Game
Runs Hagan Catterson 2 Philadelphia Phoenix Kennedy Carlstrom Ulrich 2. Two base hits Board man Smith. Catterson 3 base hit. Frame runs Kennedy Phoenix. White hits Off Ward 7 in 2 innings Off Foley 7 in 4. Sacrifice R Howard. Stolen Catterson Briggs. Double play Phoenix Carlstrom. Left on bases Lawrence 5 Brockton 3. Hirst walks Howard 1 Foley 1. Strikeouts Howard 4 Ward 2 Foley 2. Time ih 17m. Umpires Stafford Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlstrom
Braymaier
Duffy
Luyster
Henriksen
McLane
Connaughton
Lonergan
Howard
Ward
Gaw
Wadleigh
Catterson
Briggs
Crisham
Caestrom
Lawrence
Bractton
Braymailer
Stafford
Hagan
Phoenix
Kennedy
Ulrich
Boardman
Smith
Whits
Foley
R. Howard
Brockton
Hirst
Stafford and
Boston
B. I
K. Slooper
Gardner
Speaker
Engle
Wagner
Carrigan
Riggert
Yerkes
Pape
Warense
Eenee
Chicago
PO. A. B
MelIntyre
Lord
Callahan
Bodle
McConnell
Collins
Tannehill
Ae Wees
Payne
Baker
Young
Ten
Dougherty Een
aZeider Seewe
Seer
Boston Tenner
O’loughlin
Dineen
ST. Louis
Ilamilton
P Nelson
Cinieth
Amy
New York
R Daniels
Aenaan
AB. R
Walter
Eae
Hartzell
Cree
Tenes
Uy Knight
Chase
Ib Ee
Johnson
Sweeney
Blair
E Sete
Caldwell
Vaughn
Wee Eewe
Brockett
Williams
Ery
Wachee
Knight
Schweitzer
Shotton
Kritehell
Hogan
Byamilton
Nelson
Hamilton
Itamilton
Mullin
Perrine
Lynn Haverhill Split In Doubleheader At Haverhill
Haverhill and Lynn split a two game set here with Lynn winning 10 to 6 in the first seven inning contest and Haverhill taking the second 1 to 0. Courtney doubled and scored the only run of the second game. Scoring stars included Marshall Wallace Coulter Logan Strands Abbott and Courtney for Lynn and Reynolds Parle McGovern Luby Daum for Haverhill. Both games featured pitching by Abbott Kyte and Biery with several miscues and bases on balls. Time of game 2h 32m. umpire Rorty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Lynn
Bh.po.a.e
Eh Po.a.f
Marshall
Courtney
Cargo
Young
Wallace
Wilson
Coulter
M’g’well
M’gov’n
Ol Luby
Logan
Reynolds
Strands
Abbott
McGamnwell
Luby
McGamwel
Byte
Bilery
McGovern
Parle
Daum
McGamwell
Kyte
Biery
Rorty
A.E
Ss O
M’g'well
Ruby
Governh
Milliman
Wakefield
M'Intyre
Reiger
Rey- Run
Meiintyre
Nolds
McIntyre
Umpfre—Rorty
New Britain Triumphs Over Springfield in Hockey Scores
A sequence of regional hockey results shows New Britain 5 Springfield 1, New Haven 15 Hartford 0, Bridgeport 5 Waterbury 8, highlighting dominant performances by New Britain, New Haven and Waterbury while Hartford and Springfield suffered lopsided losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Springfield
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Red Sox Rally Past White Sox for Second Win
Boston wins 3 to 1 over Chicago as Callahan makes a spectacular catch and Young surrenders the eighth. McConnell doubles to start the ninth and, aided by a muff, pushes the Sox ahead before Zeider ends the threat.
Yankees and Browns Split Double Header
New York and St. Louis split a double header with Vaughn’s wildness exploited by the visitors and Brockett hit hard. In the first game New York won 7 to 6. The second contest stayed close for six innings before Warhop faltered and the locals won 5 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Vaughn
Brockett
Warhop
George
White Sox fall to Red Sox as fielding dominates
Harry Lord led Chicago with base line energy but errors in the seventh inning and a puzzling eighth inning infield hit sealed a trio of Boston runs. Larry Gardner supplied sensational plays at third, Wagner manned second, and Carrigan steadied behind the plate as Boston, the strong fielding team, thwarted Chicago’s scoring efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
Boston
Jimmie Callahan
Chicago
Yerkes
Riggert
Bodie
Young Cy Young
Young
White Sox
McConnell
Collins
Gardner
Tannehill
Payne
Wagener
Zeider
Harry Lord
Red Sox
Larry Gardner
Wagner
Carrigan
Boston Americans
Jimmy Callahan
Larry Pape
Pape
Baker
Ambie McConnell
Speaker
Engle
Iuck
Hooper
Duffy
Harry Hooper
McIntyre
Joe Riggert
Joe
Paper
Lord
Doherty
Pape Strong in Fing-Game as Riggert Shines in Sox Outing
Larry Pape earned credit for a sharp pitching game while Cincinnati’s buttermilk drinker batted safely nine times and stayed steady. Joe Riggert filled left with a brilliant showing, making an error yet delivering a two-bagger a single and five put-outs, stealing third once, and making two sensational catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Pape
Cincinnati
Collins
Joe Riggert
Duffy Lewis
Pape
Riggert
Joe
Kansas City
Red Sox
Red Sox Over White Sox In Wild Chicago Boston Tilt
In a lively Chicago at Boston game, Lord’s fielding and two errors set the stage for two Sox runs. Hooper beat an infield hit, Speaker aided by Lord’s misthrows, Engle drove in a run, and Riggert’s seventh inning hit plus Gardner’s defense powered Boston ahead amid late threats from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Harry Lord
Red Sox
Hooper
Harry
Ardner
Speaker
Tannehill
Engle
Tris
Wiener
Motor boat speed records fall at Peoria and Atlantic City
Red Top Ill. of Bellevue Illinois set all American motor boat speed records by covering 25 miles in 42.11 minutes at 35.54 mph in Peoria. The Sand Burr of Atlantic City broke the 20-footers mark with 15 miles in 28 minutes 57.25 seconds at 33.39 mph. Disturber III of Chicago led the 40-foot class on the first lap in 7.58 minutes at 37.68 mph before steering gear failure and sinking in 30 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Red Top Ill
Bellevue
Sand Burr
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
Dubuque
Senators Rally Three Tigers Pitchers in 12-5 Win
Washington defeated Detroit 12 to 5 as three Tiger pitchers were knocked out. Walker suffered a broken right hand from a Bush drive in the ninth. Groom finished for Washington. McBride Elberfeld Milan Stanage and Ainsmith among notable hits and fielding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Walker
Bush
Groom
AB. R
BH. TB
Milan
Schaefer
Ceeeee
Elberfeld
Gessler
Wees
Cc. Walker
McBride
Conroy
Sete
Shaller
C. F
Seen Ewes
Covington
Mitchell
Works
Tars Vee
Lively
Ewes
Ruil Il
Ead
Buffalo beats Providence in twin bill games
In the first game Buffalo defeated Providence 12 to 2 and in the second Buffalo won 3 to 2. Elsewhere Jersey City edged Montreal 4 to 3 and Newark topped Rochester 4 to 3 in 11 innings, while Toronto won 7 to 6 against Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Providence
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Dix Signs Frawley Bill Creating State Athletic Commission
Governor Dix signs the Frawley bill establishing a State Athletic Commission to regulate boxing and sparring in New York. The commission will license venues, cap matches at ten rounds, require eight ounce gloves, and impose a 5 percent tax on gross ticket receipts. Bartow S. Weeks Major John J. Dixon and Frank O Neil named as initial commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Frawley
Dix
State Athletic Commission
Bartow S. Weeks
New York
John J. Dixon
Brooklyn
Seventyfourth Regiment
National Guard
Frank O'Neil
Binghamton
Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
State House
Papes
Lord and Payne
Yerhes’ Teriffic
Haverhill Ae
Haverhill Ee
Bunting
Weaver
Winwood
Devine
Walsh
Aubrey
Crum
Bowcock
Russell i
Moore
Haas
Hickman
Needham
O'Neill
Haight
Hale
Jensen
Lj Potaia
Worcester Biel
Fall River Ence
Aubrey Needham
Hases
Hase
Bannon
Hagen
Hen'ksen
Cat'rson
M’lane
Hton
Tloward
Birdman
Oj Smith
Caristrom
Peermaier
BiGew
Bosses
Tothie
Hass
Brigg
Boston Garter
George Frost Compan
Pan
Ostu
N. E. League
Po.a.p
Bh.po
Lawrence Fee
Lynn-Haverhill
Eral Eee
Paul H. Shannon
Hugh Duffy
Colt
Donovan
Comiskey
Tribe
Yankees
Browns
AB. R. BH. TB. PO. A
F. Daniels
Rf Eene
St Tees
Cores Nenee
Totais
Louis
Pi R. BH
PO Shotton
Teeee
Austin
Eres
Laporte
Hogan, Suena
Kritchell
Chieses
Black
Crissee
Austin Fome
Schweitze Walter
Bt Suis
George O
Schweitzer Umgeorge
pires—Perrine
Philadelphia
Hoston
Cleveland
Chicago Peeeenees
Pial
NEC Ovoric
Weer
Wass Deee Ae
Hicago
Senators
Tigers
Deere
I Ac
Lafitte
Ainsmith
Stanage
Evans
Mai
Fiberloid CO
Viaverly Place
GOV
New York State
NAPS
THE
Athletics
Amer
ICANS
Philadelphisate
Fisher
James
Wildness
Olson
Uriggs
Stovall
Ib Seer
Il Butcher
Bail
Turner
Sae Wee
Wisher
bLajoie
Wene
Morgan
Ball
Oldring
Barry
Murphy
Plank
Isher
Lapp
Thomas
Philadelphi
Morgan Olson
Connolly
J. W. Baird
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
United States
Conant St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!