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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
4
Maynard defeats Marlboro 1 to 0 in a well attended Saturday contest. Cram struck out 12 as Marlboro allowed eight hits and no walks. Wilder led Marlboro with four hits while Cronin, Pennington and Delaney stood out for Maynard.
Marlboro defeated Maynards 8 to 3 as Wilder collected four hits and Ma won. Wilder and Whalen made 22 of 27 putouts. Hunt plated both Texas leaguers. Fahey had two assists. Four umpires worked the grounds and no position changes occurred. Bigelow scored the only run and barely missed a train connection.
The record shows a game featuring Wilder with a two base hit and a three base hit along with multiple stolen bases by Ingalls Wider Hunt and Gn. Pennington allowed one and two balls, Cram struck out 12 and 6. Ingalls Fisherty Fubee beechy W Warmth Murray Cronin and Um pires Duffey involved as he produced a passed ball with Cronin.
Maynard and Marlboro set to clash again next Saturday at 3 30 on Marlboro grounds amid last week's strong performance. Joseph Langden to umpire. manager Ingalls plans to field the same lineup if possible. Lynch to overhaul lineup with new catcher shortstop and outfielder amid late player arrivals.
North Brookfield beat Hudson 2–0 as Hudson fielded a makeshift lineup. Jameson sprained a wrist, Walsh debuted, and Matt Martin struck out eight for Brookfield while Hudson’s Best and Patterson sparkled defensively amid limited backing.
Pittsburgh Pirates land a solid first baseman in Johnston from Cleveland. He covers ground and has provided a heavy batting rhythm, filling a long-standing hole for Fred Clarke. The new addition strengthens both defense and offense for the team.
Germany Schaefer of the Newark Feds says players who try new progressive plays risk boners and boneheads if the new plays fail. He argues brains are needed to adopt changes and many avoid new strategies to dodge failure and mockery.
A Central Branch editor laments crowds evacuating a hall and questions orderly exits amid a chaotic moment. The Kansas City Star captures the scene with a wry leftfield aside about the visitors in Nike gear.
The text is incomplete with unclear references to a person and results. It lacks coherent details to identify names, places, or events and cannot establish a verifiable summary.
Johnny Evers confronted Heinie Zimmerman after an umpire incident. The two Cubs players, just ousted from the game, tangled over accusations of unfair play and warned about stirring the attention of Ban Johnson.
Nick Altrock the remaining baseball clown staged a comic bit during a Yankees Senators game in New York after an injury threatened to dampen the crowd. He feigned panic, dashed after a runner, and struck Shanks with a clinched ball before collapsing himself to revive the spectators.
Maynard’s team dominated with strong batting from Rowley who scored 51 and Robertson plus McCormack supporting as Har greaves bowled superbly with 6 for 1. North Chelmsford’s Metcalf Hoyle and others offered brief resistance but fell short in the 99 for 8 reply as locals cruised to victory with steady fielding and attacking strokeplay.
Fred Brick Wilder had a busy week with three engagements for Lynnhurst. He caught on Wednesday at Falmouth, on Thursday at Hyannis, and on Saturday in Marlboro where 200 fans watched his all around performance.
Worcester Park ends after low attendance at recent Worcester Lowell game drew fewer than 100 spectators. A $3000 note held against the club was renewed yesterday for 15 days, continuing a cycle of renewals over the summer.
Bart Sullivan, coach of Holy Cross track team for four years, signed a one year contract yesterday. He expects the team to be stronger this season with the exception of one returning member.
A lighthearted travel item encourages explorers to take Starship Enterprise themed trips. It hints at space age style with practical tips for planning voyages, camera gear, and hotel stays while aboard a sci fi inspired itinerary.
Rumors say Jones will not race Taber in the upcoming track meet as Jones focuses on training and Taber faces a tough field. Meantime Norman Taber and rival amateurs like Joie Ray and Ivan Meyers are noted for strong mile times, while football and baseball reforms sweep through college and pro sports.
A brief dialogue notes a mother asking for a shirt to be washed after drying for her small boy. The new maid responds with instruction to wash the boy.
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