Concord and Nashua Tied 1 1 in 13 Innings
Concord and Nashua battled 13 innings in Concord New Hampshire with a 1 1 tie when called to allow Nashua to catch a train. Concord scored in the first on Pastor error Noblitts and Pulsifer single. Nashua tied in the seventh on Soffel Wilder and Wilson sacrifice. Young Gokey Pulsifer Carney starred.
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Wilder
Wilson
Young
Gokey
Carney
A.E
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VanZant
Newton
Lovell
Clark
Daum
Shields
Nobtit
Riva
New Bedford Tops Haverhill 8-4 in Goofy Defeat
New Bedford defeated Haverhill 8 to 4 as Haverhill failed to hit with runners on, allowing several errors. Murphy and Friend sparkled in late plays to preserve the win, while New Bedford capitalized on chances and held a late edge despite a near tying eighth inning.
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New Bedford
Haverhill
Friend
Murphy
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A.E. Wallace
Calhoun
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J.m’phy
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Mullaney
Browne
Vandergrift
Connaughton
Hamilton
Wallace
D. Pumpley
Wiley
Record of boxing and track notes from St Louis card and jumps
In St Louis and Brockton notes, bouts and records appear. Mentions 15 round boxing card featuring Andy Waist and John Donohue and Sullivan. track standing jumps listed at 35 feet and 41 feet with unspecified results.
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Matty
Baldwin
Porack
Sullivan
Andy Waist
St. Louis
John “Donohue
Brockton
Frank Jams
Lou Dillon's New Season Gear Aims for 1:55 Mile
Lou Dillon, world champion trotter, set for a Cleveland Glenville debut late this month with unprecedented equipment. Millard Sanders, her driver, predicts a sub 1:55 mile, aided by a 24 pound sulky and innovative roller bearings. The mare will wear four shoes weighing slightly more than Maud D’s front shoe and use light quarter boots with hind shin boots and a martingale to control head tossing, driven without a check rain.
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New York
Lou Dillon
Glenville
Cleveland
Iarness
Laastie
Millard Sanders
Maud
Melrose Beats Dorchester In Tight High School Clash
Dorchester High lost to Melrose High 3 to 2 in a thriller at Dorchester yesterday. Hayes starred for Dorchester, while Scanlon and Harris did well for Melrose. The game featured two first inning Melrose runs and late suspense as Dorchester pressed throughout.
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Dorchester High
Melrose High
Melrose
Scanlon
Harris
Hayes
Dorchester
Grammar School Game In Charlestown Today
At Mystic playground Charlestown forenoon the last game but one in the Grammar School league for the Boston Post silver trophy. Roger Wolcott and Washington Alston meet then the winner faces Frothingham at Huntington avenue grounds a week later for the final. Kickoff is at 9:30.
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Charlestown
Grammar
Boston Post
Roger Wolcott
Washington
Milk Street Stars Shine This Afternoon
Milk Street teams play an all star lineup from Elevated at 3 pm in the American League park. Coolidge leads the visitors with a strong batting order including Colaislan tea Speake Rawson Pren Hartwell Cotter Whites Sullivan Firepatrien Claims Chambers vanpeny Patron French Norton Coolidge Dunbar Connell Doyle Aldrich and Baldwin. Big Mike Sullivan to umpire the game.
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C. Whites
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French
Norton
Dunbar
Connell
Doyle
Alldrich
Baldwin
Big Mike ‘Sullivan
Wagner’s Power Defines Pirates Victory Aided By Royal Rooters
Wagner delivered a towering fifth inning double as the Pirates beat the Braves. Delehanty struggled early while Moran and Cooley mishaps sparked the rally with tense fielding plays and late errors. Dick Cooley’s strikeout capped a frustrating frame for Boston.
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Fred Clarke
Buck
Braves
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Tibee
Boston
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Willis
Stow
Leever
Pirates
Royal Rooters
Cooley
Moran
Rug
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Clarke
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