Lowell Victors Rally Beats Lawrence In Lively New England Game
In Lowell, June 6, a seventh inning rally sparked by Phenix and Carlstrom, followed by an eighth inning burst, gave Lowell a 5-2 victory over Lawrence. Maybohm pitched shutout ninth as Lowell matched the champions with keen hitting and solid defense. Halstein and Miller stood out among Lowell players, with scouts eyeing them for higher levels and Daly showing promise as a developing catcher.
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Lowell
Phenix
Carlstrom
Lawrence
New England
Worcester
Burkett
Monahan
Magee
Halstein
Maybohm
Courtney
Martin
Bill Smith
Atlanta
Braves
Jack’’ Halstein
University
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
McGraw Traded Ames Groh and Devore for Art Fromme
Crafty John McGraw's Giants made a controversial deal sending Ames Groh and Devore to Cincinnati for Art Fromme. The move aimed to bolster the pitching staff, but reports suggest Fromme may be flipped to St Louis for Ed Kenetchy, revealing the real motive behind the exchange.
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Ames
Groh
Devore
Cincinnati Reds
Art Framme
Giants
Foxy Mac
Fromme
Grant
Merkle
St. Louis
Ed Kenetchy
Busy Day in School Athletics
A big day for school track with two major meets on the card. The Harvard interscholastic meet brings top schoolboy talent to the Stadium while the outdoor regimental meet of Boston public high schools runs at Wood Island Park.
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Wood Island Park
Boston
High School of Commerce
New England
Harvard Stadium
East Boston
Matchups Set for Major Cities Showdown Schedule
Cleveland visits Boston while St Louis plays Philadelphia. Chicago meets New York and Detroit challenges Washington in a slate of high profile games.
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Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
National and New England game pairings listed
National matchups show Boston visiting Chicago New York traveling to St Louis Philadelphia playing Pittsburg and Brooklyn meeting Cincinnati In the New England region Lynn faces Worcester Fall River clocks Brockton New Bedford meets Portland and Lowell plays Lawrence.
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Pittsfield Hartford 3 Holyoke Bridgeport 2
Pittsfield loses 3 to 0 against Hartford while Holyoke defeats Bridgeport 2 to 1. Waterbury beats Springfield 10 to 5 and New Haven blanked New London 5 to 0.
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Bridgeport
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Springfield
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Exeter and Andover Baseball Showdown Today
Exeter and Andover clash today in their annual baseball game at Exeter New Hampshire. Exeter is favored on paper but Andover arrives confident after a football win last fall and a recent track meet tie. The result promises a hard fought contest between premier private schools in the region.
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Andover
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Somerville High Outplays Malden in Suburban League
Somerville High baseball defeated Malden High 4 to 2 in a postponed Suburban league game at Somerville. Leland had four hits, Fogg struck out nine, and Fitzgerald allowed two runs as Malden failed to capitalize on scoring chances.
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Lowell Triumphs Over Lawrence In Tight Baseball Finish
Lowell edge Lawrence 8 to 5 after a late error set up Miller and Magee passes followed by Halstein and Daly ringing doubles. Halstein and Daly sparkled with solid all around play as Martin weakened late. Mahoney and Maybohm highlighted pitching in a hard fought6th inning.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Mahoney
Miller
Magee
Halstein
Daly
Martin
Worcester 5 Lynn 4 in 11 innings at Worcester
Worcester rallies to beat Lynn 5 to 4 in 11 innings as Roe drives in Stewart for the winning run after two out. Bates held Lynn at bay with 12 hits allowed before Lynn’s Harrington walked and pitched poorly in the second. Moulton led Lynn with four hits while Stewart and Rees collected key runs for Worcester.
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Lynn
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Moulton
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E. Nye
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Aubrey
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Miller
OlOreutt
H’r’gton
Brockton Falls to Fall River 5 1 in Batting Showdown
Brockton outbatted Fall River but the visitors seized key moments scoring four runs in the fourth inning. Weeden Courtney Robinson and Devine sparked the Brockton defense with two strong double plays but Fall River held firm to win 5 to 1 at Brockton.
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Fall River
Innning
Weeden
Courtney
Robinson
Devine
Flaherty
Baseball game events summary at Brockton Fall River
Stolen bases by Flaherty and McGovern. Double plays recorded Campbell Logan McGovern and Griffin Weeden McGovern. Brockton left on bases 11 Fall River 9. Roy Anderson struck out eight. Time two hours sixteen minutes. Umpire Rudderham. First base on balls Off Anderson. Fall River errors three.
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Phenix
Daly
G.dee
Courtney
Galvin
A’d’son
Martin
Pearson
Lowell
Lawrence
de Groff
Miller
Magee
Halstein
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Griffin
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Fall River
Anderson
Roy Anderson
Rudderham
New Bedford Defeats Portland In One Sided Game
New Bedford tallies seven runs across the second and third innings off Jewell while Portland struggles against Yount, who also doubles as a batter with four hits and seven total bases. Wormwood walks the line, youngsters McLellan and Meehan gain late relief, and the final line includes seven New Bedford runs, eight Portland walks, and nine Portland runners left on base.
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Meehan
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McGraws Trade Aims at Grant and Infield Tone Up
McGraw seeks to swap for Grant to fill a need at shortstop with the Cardinals while beefing pitching. Konetchy would join the Giants to shore up the infield as part of a pennant drive, with Ed Doyle Herzog and Fletcher providing offensive support and faster baserunning to limit opponents’ chances. Meanwhile, Exeter and Harvard schoolboy meets set the stage for upcoming competitions as teams like Andover Noble Worcester vie for titles amid injuries and scheduling conflicts.
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Grant
Mound City
Konetchy
Merkle
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn Wonders
Giants
Honey
Doyle
Herzog
Fletcher
Kraenzlein talked as possible Quaker trainer for Penn
Arthur Duffey notes Alvin Kraenzlein as the top pick to replace Mike Murphy at Pennsylvania. He cites Kraenzlein exact Murphy product and well-rounded knowledge of athletics. others like Jack Moakley and Mike Sweeney are deemed unlikely to leave their posts.
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Penn
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Mike Sweeney
Hill School
Kraenzlein
Quakers
Murphy
Title: Hopes Rise for New Track Champions in City Meet
The article notes Howe of English High will miss the action allowing Commerce to gain advantage. Dorchester High and English High threaten the champs with point winners while Boston Latin fields strong intermediates and juniors as dangerous contenders.
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English High
Dorchester High
Boston Latin
Dorchester High 2D Beats Medford 6-0
Dorchester High School second baseball team, state champions, defeated Medford High 6 to 0 at Dunbar Avenue. Key players: Long, McDonald, Kaye, Davidson, Clark led Dorchester. Crosby pitched for Medford. Final line shows Dorchester 6 runs on 9 hits, Medford no runs.
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American Association scores and venues in midweek results
Kansas City Kansas City 5 St. Paul 4. Indianapolis Toledo 9 Indianapolis 2. Louisville Columbus 7 Louisville 5. Milwaukee Minneapolis Milwaukee post poned due to rain.
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Brown Nine Here Today at Soldiers Field
Coach Sexton brings Harvard against Brown in the second game of the year at 3 PM on Soldiers Field. Brown beat Harvard 9 to 4 in the Memorial Day game, but the Crimson hope for improvement with star freshman Kayrs on the mound for Brown and Felton or Frye for Harvard. Felton’s arm has troubled him recently, and Frye may pitch if Felton is ineffective.
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Tom Daly
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Daly
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George Connors
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Teschner
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Moran in Fine Shape for Tonight's Big Race
Jimmy Moran trains hard for a 25 mile motor paced race at the Revere cycle track tonight against George Wiley and Elmer Collins. A 3 mile afternoon trial between Jimmy Hunter Charley Turville and Carl Ruden will test the track’s speed capacity.
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Jimmy Moran
George Wiley
Elmer Collins
Revere
Jimmy Hunter
Charley Turville
Carl Ruden
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