Queen Quality Edges Marlboro In Reporter Classic Ball Game
Queen Quality defeated Marlboro 3 to 2 in a closely contested game at Prospect Hill Jamaica Plain. Maroney and Murray starred with strong pitching and timely hits as the lead changed hands down to the final inning. Wilder and O'Neil contributed key plays and Holt's day on defense had mixed results for Marlboro.
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Prospect Hill
Jamaica Plain
Maroney
Murray
Highland City
Giere
Sweet
Dummond
Calumets
Stonehanl
Stewart
Sullivan
Hagan
Holt
O'Neily
Maroney Giestar Tan
Brick Wilder
Marlboro
Senery Wuld
Britk
Anrather
Whalen
Shrewsbury
O'Neil
Bill
Sweeney
Queen
Bullivan
Ganzell
Drummond
Maraera
Mark Bax
Walt
Shaughinéssy
Wilder
Ingalls
McGaffey
O’neil
Oleate
Drumpee
Ormsby
Ae Hagan
Shauéghnessy
Gangell
Lost at North Chelmsford Soccer? Cricket match report
The local cricket eleven traveled to North Chelmsford on Saturday afternoon and were defeated 18 to 17. Stirks from the Lowell Bunting team supported the locals but struggled against Cookson and Metcalfe. Cowles led the home lineup as the 1 ibatter for the locals.
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North Chelmsford
Stirks
Lowell
Cookson
Metcalfe
Maine
Tom Maine
Cowles
Clinton Defeats Maynard Cricket Eleven 11 to 3
Clinton defeats Maynard cricket eleven eleven to three at playgrounds Saturday before a fair crowd. Frank Wilder hurled a fine game allowing three fitts while sharp fielding produced three double plays. McManus Sheridan Wilder Penniman Goodsell Gibbons and Page are noted for key plays and batting was light.
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Plalygrounds
Maynard
Fon Central A. A
Clinton
Frank Wilder
McManus
Sheridan
Wilder
Penniman
Goodsell
Gibbons
Page
Baseball game brief with scattered plays and stats
Two base hits by Kielinenen and Prosper with three pop hits. Stolen bases credited to ers 2 Thompson Sheridan Pen niman 2 White O'Brien and Kielinenen. Brady walked five times off Wilder and Wilder struck out 13 times. Sheridan executed a sacrifice. Double plays featured McManus to Sheridan and Wilder to McManus to Sheridan. Umpire Percy Woods. Time length two hours.
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Kielinenen
Prosper
Ers
Thompson
Sheridan
Penniman
White
O’brien
Wilder
Brady
McManus
Married Men vs Bachelors Baseball Match at Union Club
The Union Men’s Club staged a Saturday day at Smith’s artery with 200 attendees including children as guests. Activities included sports and refreshments, climaxed by a baseball game between married men and bachelors led by Willis and Pratley with players McCabe Kennedy and Lapham among others.
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Union
Smith's Artery
Sveti
Willis
Ofall Apts
Aires
Uae
McCabe
Lawrence
Judkin Kennedy
Rf Pratley
Marrs
Ef Adams
Rouge If
Lapham
Caldwell Rt
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Hopmer
Seneeeeyeres
Clarence ‘L. Trufant. Cay
New York Subtle Threats Amid Dark Boasts
A fragment from a New York piece quotes a killer boasting of a murdered girl who died for love. The suspect’s chilling claim that he “snapped her last thought” is reported with a charged, ominous tone as onlookers react with distrust.
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New York
Local baseball squad mulls special charter for away trip
Manager Gilroy says a special car may be chartered if enough fans in town wish to travel to Southbridge for a July 24 game. The team will face Rhode Island at the focal field as part of the planned trip.
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Minute Boys
Gilroy
Southbridge
Rhode Island
Setestan
Ty Hp
Won 10 inning game with late rally in town
Reading from the garbled text, the home team secured a 10 inning victory after a late rally. O'Brien and Creedon were key contributors with notable hitting while the visitors managed three erroneous plays. The crowd showed strong support as the winning side pulled ahead in extras.
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Weté O'Brien
M Creedon
Westvale A A Beats South Acton 4 to 2 In Saturday Play
Westvale A A triumphed over South Acton 4 to 2 on a Saturday afternoon at the playground. Delaney McLeod McWilliams and McCarthy started a two run first inning rally, Hayes added two in the fourth, and McWilliams led with two singles and a double. Delaney and Himes worked well as a battery as the Junction infield played solidly. Hayes made six plays at third with no errors. Bedford is set to visit next Saturday.
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Westvale A. A. Downs
South Acton
Westvale A. A
Oine Down
Delaney
McLeod
McWillams
McCarthy
Himes
Hayes
Bedford
Concord Junction Fans Urged to Support Local Ball Team
A call to action urges Concord Junction fans to attend games to sustain the local ball team. The piece notes low turnout of seventy five paying fans is insufficient to support even a third class squad and appeals for stronger attendance next Saturday to show management the town wants a team on the field.
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Pepery
Concord Junction
Two base hit and miscues at plate noted in game log
A baseball play sequence shows McWilliams with a two base hit followed by Foley sacrifice, Mul hit by pitch, and Delaney struck out twice by Flavin. Bage, Delaney, Cahill, and Umpire Carroll are cited in the notes.
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McWilliams
Foley
Mul
Delaney
Flavin
Cahill
Carroll
Team of Wogals To Face Lincoln Next Saturday
Concord Junction fans faced disappointment when a No game sign appeared as the Team of Wogals prepared to meet Lincoln. The Men's club picnic failing to boost funds kept the season financially thin, with about 150 dollars in the treasury and only modest gate receipts.
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Concord Junction
Man Loughlin
Shirley
Ttyoto
Stat Stathe
Pfeffer Back In Form After Slump For Brooksville Team
Pfeffer returns to form with the 3809 squad after a recent dip in performance. The forward led a decisive late rally that boosted the team’s season prospects and confidence in key matchups ahead.
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Pfeffer
International Tennis Sets Long-Lasting Standard
The report notes records likely to set a standard for years, while Oakland experiences ideal conditions due to its warm winter weather.
Unclear Scrawl on Pitcher Sallee and Sub Receiver
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Slim Sallee of the St. Louis Cardinals and a substitute catcher during warmups. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and indecipherable segments, offering little coherent detail about lineup or superstition.
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Slim Sallee
St. Louis Cardinals
Vane
Don
Cardinals
Bailee
Covaleskie Returns as Left-Handed Ace of Club
The article profiles Covaleskie as a premier left handed pitcher for the club, recalling five previous major league seasons. It notes his strong work and impact on the team, claiming his return marks a potential dominant stretch similar to past high performance.
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Bnookidttt
Covaleskie Waa
Orn
Slater
Unable to determine headline from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary text references sports figures and records but lacks clear events, dates, or participants. No verifiable details available to form a factual summary or identify individuals, teams, or locations.
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A. A. Powers
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Killer
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McCarthy Rt
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Morrell
Wogals
Lincoln
American Press Association
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Hewailan Sivinnntet
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