Manchester Eleven Defeats Lowell 14 to 4 in Windy Game
Manchester hammered Maybohm and Lowell with strong hitting led by McGeehan Kane and Torphy and sharp fielding by Torphy and Spires. McGeehan 3 runs Kane and Reed tallies. Maybohm pitched five innings allowing fourteen hits as Manchester won decisively.
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Lowell
McGeehan
Kane
Torphy
Spires
Po.a.eb
McCl’key
Fahey
Barrows
Stimpson
Meyers
Deess
M’mahon
Ahern
Houston
Reed
Briggs
Snell
Dee
McMahon
Houser
Horsey
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Keeler
PO. McGhan
Snell Ib
Yish
Fitchburg Defeats Portland In Errors Filled Contest
Fitchburg beats Portland 9 to 8 despite a game crowded with miscues and wild hitting. Portland tied late but Sullivan drove in two runs in the ninth to seal the visitors’ win. Robinson Smith Duggan Young and Merrill led offense for Fitchburg with timely hits and runs.
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Portland
Iitchburg
Sullivan
Lawrence Defeats Lynn 2 0 Behind Shears Solid Fielding
Lawrence pitchers limited Lynn to two first base runners as Shears earned the win. O Connell and Mahoney drove in the two Lawrence runs. Great fielding by Lynn’s defense highlighted the game at Lawrence field with Williams and Shears combining for the shutout.
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Lawrence
Shears
Lynn
Qreatt
Lewiston Downs Worcester 9 to 2 in Timely Hitting
Lewiston defeated Worcester 9 to 2 as strong hitting produced runs in the third and fourth innings. McCabe started for Worcester, followed by Rettig who held the Lewiston bats. Reed for Lewiston contributed key hits and defensive plays. Notable: Carroll and Denoville each had two base hits, Prysock and Cabrera homered with Kelther also contributing. bases on balls and errors shaped the game for both sides. Time of game 1 hour 43 minutes.
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Worcester
McCabe
Rettig
Collins
Cee
Maloney
Becker
Holmes
Denoville
McCarthy
Prysock
Cabrera
Carroll
McCay
Kelther
Ritter
Weaver
Keegan
Deneville
Gardella
Cerca
Aubrey
Timeth
Tincup
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Philadelphia
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Getz
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Daubert
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Burns
Bancroft
Demaree
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Emslie
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Whitney
Swain
Toolan
Statler
Waterman
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Howe 10 Lexington 9 in slow county baseball game
In a slow paced game at the Lexington Athletic Field Howe High School defeated Lexington High School 10 to 9. Howe piled up the runs late while Lexington struggled to respond as spectators witnessed a low intensity contest in Billerica.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Howe High School
Billerica
Ruth's Right Foot Probably Broken
Ruth likely broke a toe in the seventh inning sliding to second. He was sent home to Boston for treatment after the game, and did not feel pain until after the contest finished.
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New York
Ruth
Boston
Brooklyn Wins Two From Phillies in Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 and 4 to 3 in a doubleheader at Brooklyn. Coombs drives in runs and partakes in a fourth inning rally in the first game while Sherrod Smith returns to pitching in the second game, limiting the visitors to six hits. Wheat’s left field catches highlight the night as Brooklyn bats stay timely.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia
Coombs
Sherrod Smith
O'Mara
Brooklyns
Wheat
Weymouth 5 Tufts 2 in Clapp Memorial game
Weymouth High defeated Tufts College second team 5 to 4 at Clapp Memorial grounds. Despite 11 hits by Tufts and using a second-string pitcher, Weymouth held on as the game remained close. Gorman and Talbot led Tufts with multiple hits, while Dwyer and Sweet worked for Weymouth. Attendance was about 500.
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East Weymouth
Tufts College
Clapp Memorial Athletic Grounds
Weymouth
Collegians
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A.E
A.E. Gorman
Condrick
Lathrop
Talbot
Aeer
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Porter
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Gorman
Callahan
Dwyer
McKenzie
Nash
Swanson
Tentler
Bates
Gloster
Concord High School Beats Natick 25 to 4 in Baseball
Concord High School defeated Natick High School 25 to 4 on the playgrounds here this afternoon. The Concord nine used several substitutes and varied pitchers as they batted the ball around for about two hours.
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Concord
Concord High School
Natick High School
Harvard shuts out Williams in annual game
Harvard defeated Williams College 4 to 0 as Wilmot Whitney pitched superbly. Williams threatened only once while Harvard infielders George Abbott and Captain Hardwick fielded sharply to quell any scoring chances.
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Wilmot Whitney
Harvard
Williams College
Williams
George Abbott
Hardwick
Whitney Shuts Down Harvard In Tight Baseball Showdown
Whitney struck out ten and walked five to lead Williams past Harvard. Williams mounted threats in the sixth and eighth innings as Toolan and Reed sparked the visitors, while Harvard’s Reed and Abbot stood out with timely hits and flawless fielding.
Exeter Crew Beats Groton in Nashua River Race
Exeter won the eight boat race on the Nashua River against Groton School by one and a half lengths to retain the annual challenge Cup won by Columbia last year. Groton led early, Exeter raised its stroke and broke the Groton crew, finishing ahead as Groton suffered illness in the day before.
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Groton
Exeter
Groton School
Nashua
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Harvard Lacrosse Names Captain O Neil
Eugene E. ONeil of Danvers was yesterday chosen captain of Harvard varsity lacrosse for 1916. He has played defense for two seasons and stood out in key games this season. The Crimson earned first honors in the Northern division of the Intercollegiate Lacrosse League.
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Eugene E. O'Neil
Danvers
Harvard
O’neil
Crimson
Kansas City Dominates Louisville 17 to 0
Kansas City blanked Louisville 17 to 0 in a decisive game while Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 4 to nothing. Columbus won 7 against Milwaukee with the others delayed by postponement. Cleveland and St Paul game was postponed.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Cleveland-St. Paul
Doyle's Bone Saves Braves in Dim Boston Tie
The Braves and Giants finished 5 to 5 as Larry Doyle committed a controversial interference on Burns at the plate delaying a possible Giants win. Tesreau started strong for New York but Crutcher outpitched him, while Boston's Burns, Magee, Schmidt and Maranville sparked a late rally before Doyle's misplay altered the outcome.
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Lawrence
Larry
George Burns
Giants
Doyle
Moran
Burns
Maranville
Braves
Joe Connolly
Boston
Fletcher
Magee
Connolly
Schmidt
Red Smith
Robertson
Merkle
Smith
Doyte
Fitzpatrick
Robert
Hopper
Larry Doyle
Moranville
Whaling
Herbie Moran
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Crutcher
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Eaea
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Schauer
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Rodgers Sold to Red Sox In Major League Move
New York June 2. Bill Rodgers, formerly with the Cleveland club, is sold to the Red Sox. Mike McNally, St. Paul recruit and Red Sox utility infielder, has been sold to Providence of the International League, joining Dave Shean's outfit tonight.
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New York
Bill Rodgers
Cleveland
Mike McNally
St. Paul
Red Sox
Providence
McNally
Dave Shean
McNally Traded to Grays After Rodgers Deal
Boston trades McNally to strengthen Providence crippled by injuries. Rodgers transfers from Portland back to the Coast. Lannin accepts, paying a reduced price for a big contract. McNally to play third base with the Grays. Gill shifts to right field as Tutweiler recovers from blood poisoning.
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Guy Cooper
McNally
Providence
Boston
Cleveland
Somers
Lannin
Rodgers
Portland, Ore
Carrigan
Shean
Rehg
Haley
Tutweiler
Gill
Everett Routs Melrose 10 1 In Baseball Victory
Everett powered past Melrose High, slugging two Melrose pitchers and dominating the Melrose squad 10 to 1 in yesterday afternoon’s game.
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Everett
Melrose
Melrose High
Melrose Boys
Open Air Horse Show Opens At Charles River Speedway
The Metropolitan Driving presents a free open air horse show this afternoon on the club half mile track by the Charles River Speedway. Entries close last Monday night with post entries allowed in light saddle and jumping classes. The pony class for ponies under 14.2 hands has 14 entries and will be split into two divisions with prizes to both winners.
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Metropolitan
Charles River Speedway
W. J. McDonald
Baseball leagues schedule brief
American League games include Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. National League matchups list New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at St. Louis. New England League fixtures Worcester at Portland Fitchburg at Lewiston Lawrence at Lowell Manchester at Lynn. Federal League St Louis at Chicago Pittsburg at Kansas City Brooklyn at Buffalo. Colonial League Springfield at New Haven Fall River at Taunton Hartford at Brockton New Bedford at Pawtucket.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New England
Worcester
Portland
Fitchburg
Lewiston
Lawrence
Lowell
Manchester
Lynn
Chicago
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Buffalo
Colonial League
Springfield
New Haven
Fall River
Taunton
Hartford
Brockton
New Bedford
Pawtucket
English High Defeats Boston Latin 14 to 2 at Dunbar Grounds
English High School beat its rival Boston Latin 14 to 2 yesterday afternoon on Dunbar avenue grounds. Captain Butner pitched a fine game limiting the Latin School to four hits.
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Boston Tatin
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Butner
English High
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