Lowell and New Bedford Fight to a Darkness Draw
New Bedford and Lowell played to a 2-2 tie after 10 innings due to Ampi Walsh calling the game for darkness. Magee tied the score with a fourth inning home run as Wolfgang outpitched McDonald, and Maranville, Moulton, and Magee were standouts in a tight coastal contest between the two New England clubs.
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Lowell
New Bedford
New England
Ampi
New Bedford Lowell
Menville
O Wright
Merrill
Boultes
Winch’ter
Huston
Pe McDonald
Wolfgang
Sevelais
McDonald
steDonald
Maranville
Ness
Coney
Moulton
Wright
Walsh
Lynn-Lawrence split Lynn doubleheader in town
Lynn and Lawrence split a doubleheader with Lynn taking the first game 3 to 9 in a shutout feel and Lawrence winning the second 9 to 1. Case struck out 11 in the first game while Howard backed by Lawrence held late in the second. Lynn left 16 on base in the second as Harrington received indifferent support and Crisham, O’Donnell, Wallace, Strands and Callahan contributed key hits.
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Lawrence Ae Luyster
Lynn
Lawrence i
Luyster
Balk Case
J. Bannon
Lawrence. Lynn
Po.a.e. BH
Po.a.e
Hagan
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Cat’son
OlMarshall
Kendy
Wallace
Briggs
O'Donnell
Crisham
Logan
Ae Ee Eee
Coo Galette
Catterson
Kennedys
Phoenix
Braymarcy
Howard
Argo
Strands
Marshall
Hogan
Hagen
Iharrington
Bray
Lawrence
Lyan
Harrington
Jynn
Sam. Lawrence
Po.a.f
Eae Ee
Dota
Ce O'S
Paum
Callahan
Holme
Gallahan
Lurster
Lynnn
Fall River Beats Worcester In Six to Three Victory
Fall River won 6 to 3 over Worcester in a game marked by sloppy fielding. The home club used a four-run third inning sparked by four hits and three Worcester errors to pull ahead, with Weaver and Wormwood among the scorers.
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Fall River
Worcester
Weaver
SiNoblett
Hickman
de Sas
Devine
Bowcock
McCune
Williams
Olfiaas
Cass
Waters
Bunting
Haight
O'Neil
Jensen
Brown
Russell Oe
Fishing fleet at T wharf reports large hauls and losses
A fleet of 13 fishing vessels reached T wharf with two mackerel seiners the Cynthia and the Saladin, carrying 14 000 and 18 000 fish. Groundfish catches totaled 232 300 pounds haddock 103 300 cod 23 700 hake 4 500 pollock 6 000 scrod haddock and 99 000 ecusk. The Frances Mesquita lost its mainmast in a gale and arrived too late to sell 70 000 pounds. Grounded vessels and ships project new coal steamers Newton and Suffolk advance. stowaway Otto Prince to be sent back.
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Athena Gear
South Channel
Haddock
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S& Ee Oak
Helen B. Thomas
Franklin
Nettie Jessie Costa
Flavilla Co
Joseph P. Johnson
Mary C. Santos
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Provincetown
Frances P. Mesquita
Joe Mesquita
Cape Sable
Gloucester
Leyland Line
Cambrian
John Gardner
Hoosac
Charlestown
Otto Prince
Portland
Ore
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Camden
N. J
Newton
Fore River
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Boston
Melrose
Maiden
Everett
A. Abbott
Suffolk
Coastwise Transportation Company
Baltimore
Newport News
Coastwise and Transportation
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St. Jova
N. B
Betsy Ros
South Boston
M. D
St. John
Marine Railway
J. R. Teel
Likennebec River
New York
Tees
Norfolk
Beneliff
Landsman
Shipping News Mineators Almanac
The fragmentary notice presents an almanac style entry with sunrise time listed as 4 08, a June 23 date fragment, and scattered capitalized terms. No clear event, location, or organization can be determined from the readable text.
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Shipping News Mineators
Gossip for Motorists shows shifting auto industry moves
Frank Boyd, ex Warner Speedometer man, joins Century Tire on Boylston street. With warm weather, press agents flood the scene, but much copy is mere pipe dream. The piece notes racing plans, driver plans, and a suite of motor insurance coverages for motorists.
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Frank Boyd
Warner Speedometer Company
Century Tire Company
Boylston Street
Pittsburg Baseball Protest Disallowed by President Lynch
President Lynch today denied Pittsburg baseball club protest of an 8 to 7 loss to Boston on June 15. The dispute centered on whether the field umpire or the umpire behind the bat should rule a runner between third and home with multiple bases. Lynch states the umpire in chief decides only the calls at first and home.
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Lynch
Boston
ritle @1
U. S. Marine Corps
Court St
Mass
Light Rowing at Red Top Harvard Training Quarters
Light training on the river at Red Top Conn features morning and afternoon paddling for the varsity eight and freshman eight. Meyer at bow leads the boat through a two mile run to Allyn's Point with unsteady work noted by Coach Wray. Second varsity releases Anderson Peabody Brownlee for home, with Trumbull and Eager as substitutes. Captain Cutler expected to join the boat tomorrow afternoon.
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Red Top
Conn
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Meyer
Bow
Allyn's Point
Wray
Particula
Balch
Anderson
Peabody
Brownlee
Trumbull
Navy Yard
Complete Shakeup in Yale Varsity Four
Yale crews coach John Kennedy reshuffles the varsity four with Maitland at No.3 and Howe moved to stroke. Ives and Oldenborg join the shell while Appleton and Elwell benched. Mumps hit the camp injuring Ashley Day Adams who was sent home.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
John Kennedy
Varsity
Maitland
Appleton
Elwell
Bolis
Howe
Ives
Oldenborg
Bow
Wood
Ashley Day Adams
Brookline
Mass
Greenway
Adams
Kennedy
Folsom
Harriman
Noyes
Congdon
Campbell
R. Auchincloss
Walker
Henderson
Copp
Harvard
Fearing
Legon vs Lundin Star Bout Tonight at Columbia
Two wrestling matches expected at the Columbia as Jack Legon The Russian Lion faces Hjalmar Lundin Swedish champion in heavyweight action and Joe Turner of Washington meets John Kilonis of Manchester in middleweight clash. Leon a youthful power and Lundin a seasoned clever big man promise a finishes duel with youth against experience. Turner known as Young Hackenschmidt has won over 500 bouts including Harvey Parker Alex Swanson and Rob Roy Mackey.
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Columbia
Jack Leon
Hjalmar Lundin
Joe Turner
Washington
John Kilonis
Manchester
Leon
Lundin
South
Navy champ will wrestle Olsen in prelim to world title
Joe Gordon lightweight champion of the navy meets Joe Olsen of New York in a prelim to the world championship bout between George Bothner and Will Bingham. Gordon, with the Celtic at Charlestown Navy Yard, has impressed with a recent draw against Bob Somerville. Olsen, a Swede, has shown strong form in the West.
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Navy
Joe Olsen
New York
George Bothner
Will Bingham
England
American League Park
Gordon
Celtic
Charlestown Navy Yard
Bob Somerville
Olser
West
Weymouth Boy Is Brown Captain
Kenneth Leland Nash of South Weymouth Mass has been chosen captain of Brown University baseball for next year. Nash starred this season as shortstop drawing interest from several major league scouts hoping to sign him.
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BROWN
Providence
R. I
Kenneth Leland Nash
South Weymouth
Mass
Chaptain
Brown University
Nash
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