Lowell Wins at Brockton
Lowell defeats Nashua 3 to 1 in a road game at Brockton. Errors in the ninth inning by Fall River helped the visitors score their only run. Riccius homered and Labelle starred in the field as Lowell outhit Nashua 27 to 11 with strong pitching by Morgan and Gokey. Time 2:26. Attendance 550.
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Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
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Fall River
Nashua
Brockton
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Lowell Beats Brockton 8 to 1 on Poor Hitting
Lowell defeats Brockton 8 to 1 as Collins and McKenna shine on the mound. Hafford Cassidy and McLaughlin stand out with key hits and defense in a May 26 game at Brockton, attendance about 400.
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Brockton
McKenna
Lowell
Collins
Dartmouth
Hafford
Cassidy
McLaughlin
R. B
Murphy
Joyce
Birbie
O O'Biervell
Hickey
O'Kelly
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O.boardman
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Guiheen
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Riordan
McLaun
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Bigbie
Curley
Kelly
Gusheen
Boardman
Rollins
King
Manchester Defeats Haverhill At Varick Park
Haverhill lost a close game to Manchester at Varick Park. Manchester held Haverhill to one hit until the eighth inning, then two runs in the eighth and a sixth inning score by Kilcoyne and Murch. Whiting and Kilcoyne led hits. final score shows Manchester two, Haverhill one.
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Haverhill
Varick Park
Coughlin
Kilcoyne
Murch
Whiting
Concord Defeats Lawrence 7 to 1 in May Rim Clash
Concord defeats Lawrence 7 to 1 as they surge in the fourth inning with six runs on hits and two errors. Long holds Lawrence to one run and two hits as Concord's Gilroy and Long combine for the win. Noblitt and Eustace spark the visitors’ offense with two-base hits and key RBIs. Attendance around 500 at Concord.
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Long
Kane
Ol Revier
Newton
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Murphy
Taylor
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Corcord
Noblitt
Eustace
Stewart
Pittsburg Overwhelms Boston In Easy Exhibit
In a lopsided national league clash Pittsburg defeated Boston 19 to 4 at the South End. Pittinger struggled early and was hammered for multiple hits including a Wagner home run and Bransfield doubled twice. Pittsburg weathered injuries to Clarke Ritchey and Sebring and benefited from a six run sixth inning for the decisive margin.
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Boston
South End
Pirates
Pittinger
Malarkey
Fred Clarke
Ritchey
Clarke
New York
Merritt
Sebring
Smith
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Fraser Delivers Triple In Phillies Loss To Cincinnati
Cincinnati won with ease as Philadelphia pitcher changes failed. Fraser hit a third inning triple for the locals lone run while Cincinnati outhit the Phillies 10 to two over two innings. Attendance 1551. Suthoff and Fraser worked the mound.
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Fraser
Cincinnati
Burchell
McLaughlin
Brashear
New York Edges Chicago 4 3 in Pennant Race Thriller
New York won 4 to 3 over Chicago to take the lead in the pennant race. Mathewson struggled with three wild pitches while Gilbert delivered the winning run in the ninth on a double, steal, and Kling’s play at third. Attendance was 12,327 with Emslie umpiring the 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Chicago
Mathewson
Gilbert
Kling
Chigbeos
Wirst
Taylor
Mertes” Gilbert
Tinker
Chance Wite
Emslie
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 13 to 6 in Baseball Game
Brooklyn outplayed St. Louis at Ebbets Field scoring 13 runs on 18 hits while St. Louis managed 6 on 8 hits. Key moments included two-base hits by Jordan and Donovan, and strong base running aiding Brooklyn's comeback. Schmidt started for Brooklyn, M O Neill and Lovett relieved, with Lovett securing the win. Attendance around 2100.
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Brooklyn
Hanlon
Yed Donovan
St. Louis
Schmidt
M. O'Neill
Lovett
St. Lever
H. Po. A
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Jordan
Sheckard
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O Farrell
Donovan
Smoot
Brain
Hackett
Ownichols
Williams
Aaco
O'Neil
M.O' Neil
Shockard
Nichols
McCreedie
J. O’neill
Dorchester Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally Over Natick
Dorchester High staged a dramatic ninth inning comeback to beat Natick High 7 to 6 at the High School grounds. Hapgood and Wolff sparked the rally with a two bagger and a fateful sacrifice while Barnstead forced the winning run on a fumbled play by Mahan. Powers Hall and Connelly starred for Natick with multiple hits.
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Natick High
Dorchester
Natick
Hapgood
Wolff
Barnstead
Mahan
Vinal
Hickey
Powers
Hall
Connolly
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Connelly
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Haynes
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Fair
Sullivan
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Patterson
Cole
Lewis
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Burr
Brennan
J. Fair
Soden
Georgetown Triumphs Over Wesleyan In Erratic Contest
In Middletown on May 26 Georgetown defeated Wesleyan in a messy game marked by many errors. Georgetown won on stronger batting and base running with key contributions from Battenes Fay Barry Hart Munroe Chapman and Hamlin.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Georgetown
Battenes
Fay
Barry
Hart
Munroe
Chapman and Hamlin
White Sox edge Boston in ninth inning rally
Chicago loses to Boston 3 to 2 at Comiskey Park in a tight South Side tilt. Dunkle outpitched Hughes as Tannehill errors let Boston lead, then Isbell Daly Tannehill and Dunkle drive Sox to two runs. Lachance and Ferris sparked the final push, but Criger grounded out to end Boston’s comeback.
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Chicago
Jimmy Collins
Boston Stars
White Sox
South Side
Ed Dunkle
Comiskey
Louisville
Hughes
Lee Tannehill
Dunkle
Boston
Tannehill
O’brien
Freeman
Vannehill
Pareni
Lachance
Daly
Ferris
Isbell
Chicagoans
Billy Hallman
Jones
Parent
Big Lachance
O'Brien
Criger
Dalyard
Tom Loftus
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Freman
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Boers
Unclear Sports Note From Local Game
A brief game recap noting a Dunkle score off Hughes, time 36mm, attendance 2100, and umpire Carruthers.
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Dunkle
Hughes
Carruthers
Seybold Powers Phillies Past Cleveland in Fifth Street Series
Philadelphia beats Cleveland 8 to 2 as Seybold hits a home run and drives in key runs. Dorner allows strong seven innings while striking out 11. Wright exits early for Cleveland. Waddell earns the win with eight strikeouts. Attendance reported at 3,157.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Waddell
Wright
Dorner
Seybold
R. B
Bay
Hartse
McCuar
Picker
Flick
Davis
Hickman
Cross
Lajoie
L'Keypola
Bradley
Murphy
Bemis
Schreck
Hartsel
Gochnaur
McCarthy
Connolly
Kitson Masters Shuts Out St Louis On Wet Field
Detroit pitcher Kitson delivered a masterful effort on a soggy field to blank St Louis. Powell collected three singles and a triple in the third inning while Padden returned from a long layoff. Rangers, Crawford and Lush contributed for Detroit as they won 3 to 0 with solid defense and timely hits.
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Kitson
St. Louis
Powell
Padden
R. H. Po
Smith
M' Cor
M'Allis
Opadden
McGuire
Sugden
Crawford
Lush
Barrett
Carr
McAllister
Elberfeld
Anderson
McCormick
O’loughlin
Hassett
Briggs Poised for Corbett Clash After Offer
Jimmy Briggs appears set to fight Young Corbett sooner than expected after Bill Crowley proposed an early meeting. Steve McMahon answered Briggs is ready to meet on tall conditions and the Star of the East is energized by the potential match. Tim Kearns resurfaced in a sparring bout with a local counterfeit claimant Haywood, delivering weak showings as several local hopefuls threaten him.
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Jimmy Briggs
Young Corbett
Bill Crowley
Artford
Briggs
Steve McMahoney
Corbett
Tim Kearns
Philadelphia
Haywood
New York
Kearns
Andy Watson
Boxers and matches on tap across New England circuit
The latest boxing notes report Jack Sullivan’s likely win over Tack Palmer in London and Twin Sullivan’s draw, with strong inside belief the result favors Palmer. O’Rourke’s conditioning again hinders prospects, while Donnelly’s refereeing is debated. Upcoming cards feature Langford foe and more local bouts across Boston Cambridge Scranton and New Bedford venues.
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Sam Langford
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Boston
Watertown
Charlesbank A
Jack Sullivan
Palmer
Twin
England
Charley O'Rourke
Jim Judge
Scranton
Cambridge
O'Rourke
Dan Donnelly
Terry McGovern
Attel
McGovern
Fort Erie
Terry
Welch
Mechanics’ Club of
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Tommy King
Criterion A
George Ashley
Fall River
Joe Woodman
Andy Watson
Arthur Cote
Ruth
Tom
Fred Bush
Bush
Fred
Belfield Walcott
Joe Pitman
Philadelphia
Bellows Falls
Walcott
Haywood
Kid Goodman
New York
San Francisco
Kid
Goodman
Harry Brown
Bantam
Billy Green
South Nd
New England
Eddie Carr
P. Coughlin
Brighton
Tween Corbett
Ersig
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