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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
4
In a lengthy described clash, Morrell and Marlboro push Hudson to a 6 6 tie after ten innings. The game features Morrells and Whalen delivering key hits, Holt and Shaughnessy solid in the field, and late drama as Marlboro and Hudson exchange runs and near-decisions.
In the third game of the series the home team South Acton beat Westvale 11 to 1. Hayes and batters Willie Oates and Mc Williams starred with 33824 8 5 hits off King Delaney pitched six innings Delaney 7 strikeouts King 7 Morrill 7 bases on balls. W Hayes Mulcahey A Oates 3 stolen bases and Morrill Cahill Bulger Umpires Roche Mac Kensie Time 1 hr 55 min.
The Maynard cricket team traveled to Worcester on Saturday afternoon and lost to the city eleven on Sutton Lane grounds by 4h to 30. Shirks from the Bunting team of Lowell helped Maynard, with Cutttell making 15 and 10. Cuttell remained not out as the innings ended. Hargraves and Waterhouse excelled with the ball. Roe, Warburton, and Monks starred for Worcester.
The Maynard clerks defeated their Hudson rivals 5 to 1 on a playground Saturday afternoon. The standout was Frank Wilder, who pitched a no hit no run game and struck out 19 batters. An extra inning was reached due to some clerks forcing more at bats, but Wilder still delivered a superb nine innings.
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Attendance at Saturday’s game topped the season as Weatvale won their eighth of 12. The team was weakened by the regular catcher’s absence while Morrell yielded scratchy hits. William Oates showed full recovery from a shoulder injury and Morgan handled catching and throwing with accuracy. Cambridge YMCA game was canceled Friday night but Cahill arranged a Saturday matchup by phone and long effort.
The Athletics plan to add a second Walsh named William as pitcher. He hails from Ford College and resides in New Conn.
Jim Flynn recounts a comical yet costly incident where a punch by Ka Gooley broke his nose. He needed surgery to straighten it, quoted at $300 by a doctor, money he lacked, leading to a work-around with a club and an improvised plan.
The article reviews Davis Cup and championship matches from 1905 to 1912, noting how momentum shifts and near-misses define great rallies. It contrasts Ward versus Doherty and Johnson versus McLoughlin, highlighting tight sets and odd bounces that shaped outcomes.
Detroit manager Jennings vows to strengthen the Tigers with a hard hitting third baseman and a capable catcher. He notes the team’s third base weakness has persisted this season and scouts hunt nationwide for promising youngsters to boost the club. The White Sox also face issues at third base, affecting their title chances.
Red Kilifer, Phillies star baitcher, clashes with Bill Kiem during a game. Kilifer argues calls as Kiem insists on balls and strikes, signaling rising tension between the two amid the crowd.
Arnold Hauser noted Cardinals shortstop works out daily in St Louis and is expected to return to play soon after a two year layoff. He endured severe misfortunes including his parents deaths, two infant fires, and the loss of his wife, which nearly ended his promising National League career.
The Chicago White Sox gain Eddie Collins from Philadelphia boosting AL hopes. Critics note Collins’ impact outpacing peers as manager Rowland also earns praise. The piece hints at a strong season ahead with Collins ready to elevate the club.
The article notes that younger players increasingly win national golf titles while older champions like Travis and Hilton are exceptions. It contrasts past champions who were teens or twenty somethings with recent winners who were younger, arguing youth often dominates outdoor sports. Louisville Courier-Journal.
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