Holiday Games Result In New England League Brockton Beats Worcester
Brockton defeated Worcester 5 to 4 in a loosely played noon game called after seven innings. Brockton scored all runs in the sixth on three singles a double and three errors. Worcester tallied three in the second inning on two hits and three errors. Key plays included a fast double play in the second with the bases loaded.
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Worcester
Brockton
Po.a.e
A.E
Mith
Flaherty
M’lane
Ol Jacobs
Howard
Shorten
Roar’m’n
I/Aubrey
Roerry
O'Crum
Sulvan
Wilson
Haas
Wadleigh, c
Wakefield
Upham
van Dyke
Boardman
Barry
J. Sullivan
Wadleigh
Aubrey
Crum
Jacobs
McLane
Smith
Stafford
Lynn Lowell
Clemens
Orcutt
Magee
Strands
DeGroff
O'M'govern
Cooney
Mureb
Boultes
Cargo
Miller
Logan
Lonergan
Daum
Monahan
Norris
Wolfgang
Harring
Erene
Lowell
Lynn
Murch
McGovern
Harrington
Har
Harly
Pire
Morning. Spires out hit by batted ball in key game
The recap notes Spires exiting after a line drive, with New Bedford and Fall River players sharing hits and runs. Pitchers Blum and Gero split innings, with Blum allowing seven hits in 3 1 3 innings and Gero four in 1 2 5. Stolen bases by OConnell Walsh and multiple players listed on offense and errors.
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Spires
PG Rivet Occ Vec
Vite
New Bedford
Wash
Merrill
Bawcock
Devine
Hickman
Tersin
Blum
Maranville
Wilson
Connaughton
Ness
Pruitt
Bowcock
O’connell
Walsh
Quinn
Brockton Defeats Worcester 2 0 in Rain Shortened Game
Brockton secured its second win of the day by beating Worcester 2 to 0 in an afternoon matchup at Brockton. Rain halted play in the sixth inning with Worcester held scoreless and one out in the frame when the umpire suspended the game.
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Brockton
Worcester
Lynn rally ties game as rain ends play in sixth
An afternoon game in Lynn saw a batting rally in the sixth inning produce three runs to pull the locals from a 4 1 deficit. The contest was halted and finally called at the end of the sixth due to rain.
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Lynn
New Bedford Triumphs 2 0 as Rain Ends Fall River Game
Rain ended the New Bedford versus Fall River afternoon game after five and a half innings with New Bedford leading 2 to 0. New Bedford scored both runs in the first inning and the visitors' three sixth inning tallies were not counted. Maranville and Wilson drove runs for New Bedford, while Pruitt had a two base hit for Fall River in a game halted by weather.
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Anderson
Worcester
Brockton Works Bh.po.a.e. Ee Smith
Flaherty
Lane
Jacobs
Howard
Shorten
Boar’m’p
Aubrey
Barry
Crum
J.sul’van
Wilson
H.sul’van
Haas
Wakefield
Wadleigh
C Anderson
P A
Crowley
Brockton
Smith Howard
Howard Anderson
McLane
Grum
White
Fall River
New Bedford
Fall River. BH
A.E
A.E. Marangv
Walsh
O Merrill
Con’hton
OlBowcock
Sweatt
OlDevine
Ness
Hickman
Pruitt
Wright
Spiver
Olwell
Delaney
O'Tevlin
Griffith
Arminger
Quinn
Coles
Kelley
Pearsall
Rogers
Exeter
Gregg Dougherty
Platt
Andover
Wordell
Exeter Dominates Andover In 71 25 Track Drubbing
Exeter defeated Andover 71 to 25 at Plympton field in New Hampshire. Exeter's 11 firsts included records by Teschner in the 220 yard dash and Gowdy in the high hurdles, while Buck set a pole vault record for Andover.
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Exeter
N. H
New Hampshire
Plympton
Andover
George Connors
Butt
Worthington
Teschner
Gowdy
E. A. Teschner
Williams
Crary
Kephart
Bill Schick
Andover Flyer
W. A. Scheck, Jr
Captain Bingham
Marty Hayes
Bingham
Goething
Donnelly
Irwin
Cutler
Fullerton
Davis
Kilpatrick
McDougall
Rosener
Bartlett
Walker
Compton
Mec- Dougall
Boughner
Herd
J. A. Gilman, Jr
H. S. Buck
M. C. Pierce
Field of
Exeter and
Nichols
L. P. Gowdy
E. L. Davis
I. P. Gowdy
BE. J. Rosener
E. R. Bartlett
L. Compton
J. KB. McDougall
C. Keene
F. M. Hampton
H. T. Worthington
L. T. Prescott
Buck
Field
G. FE. Bichals
Medford Defeats Somerville 38 to 8 In Afternoon Tilt
Medford High routed Somerville High 38 to 8 as Somerville squandered bases loaded chances in the third, sixth and eighth innings. Whittaker pitched well for Medford with the strikeouts, and Day made a spectacular last inning catch snatching a line drive off Leland’s bat.
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Somerville High
Medford High
Somerville
Whittaker
Medford
Leland
Day
Po.a.e BH
A.E. Sawless
Norton
Farley
Oi Mitchell
Twombly
Dounlan
Fahey
Robertson
O Quimby
Condon
Luciano Cf
Frazer
O M’ Quinn
Braddish
Hirsshong
Rf A
Somerville Heer
Leland McQuinn
Donnellan
Twombly Day
Lawless Condon
Fahey Ahey
Cime
McLaughlin
Brookline High Nearly Forfeits Game Versus Newton High
Brookline High School faced a near forfeit against Newton High on Claflin Field as a late messenger arrived in the fifth inning with the game tied 1 1. Kerr and Thielscher starred for Newton while Tapley Hyatt and Hyslop stood out for Brookline. Spalding pitched for Newton and Denning for Brookline.
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Brookline High School
Newton High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Spalding
Kerr
Thielscher
Tapley
DeRusha
Rowe
Payne
Hyslop
Denning
Hmyatt
Levies Lo Oud
Soak Sare
PER
Oy Coe
Ane
Potala
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bKyte
Hyatt
Brookline H. S
Newton H.S
Kerry
Anderson
Nash
Barry
Hope Street High wins Brown interscholastic meet over Technical High
May 30 records show Hope Street High School won the ninth Brown interscholastic annual athletic meet after a close contest with Technical High. W H Meanix of Legate School Boston set a new 220 yard low hurdles record in 26 seconds.
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Providence
Hope Street High School
Technical High
W. H. Meanix
Legate School of
Boston
64 Yachts Compete in Opening South Boston Regatta
The annual open regatta of the South Boston Yacht Club opening Massachusetts Bay yachting season featured 64 yachts. Weather was unfavorable yet several class times were commendable, signaling a promising season ahead.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Massachusetts Bay
Hofman and Cole Traded to Cubs for Leach and Leifield
Chicago May 30 Artie Hofman center fielder and Hi King Cole pitcher are traded to Pittsburg for Tommy Leach outfielder and Lefty Leifield pitcher The players join the Cubs in Boston Hofman and Cole depart east tomorrow Leach will bat as pinch hitter while Ward Miller takes Hofman s regular berth Murphy had sought Leach long time and is pleased by the deal
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Chicago
Cubs
Artie Hofman
Hi King’ Cole
Pittsburg
Tommy Leach
Lefty Leifield
Boston
Hofman
Cole
Leach
Ward Miller
Murphy
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