Marlboro Triumphs Over Beverly In Eight Inning Classic
Marlboro defeated Beverly 12 to 6 at Prospect Park in a high key baseball game highlighted by Davidson’s big two base hit and Courtney’s two homers. Marlboro seized a late surge in the seventh and eighth innings to rout Beverly, with Dowd, Nash and Sweeney contributing key drives and Lovett making a notable fielding play.
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Beaten by Fitchburg in cricket match at Fitchburg
The local eleven were defeated by Fitchburg by 135 runs for seven wickets to 59. Cuttell Waterhouse and Hargreaves starred with the bat for the locals while Chidley Hargreaves and Waterhouse led the bowling. De Courcey Wild and H Asquith showed strong batting for the visitors and Nicholson troubled the locals with his bowling.
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Maynard Bowles and Waterhouse Defeat Nichols in Tight Bout
In a scratched old boxing record, Maynard Bowles defeats Nicholson and Waterhouse beats Nichols in close, uncertain bouts. The fragment lists match results with initials and partial names, suggesting a local ring page note or fight card from a historical issue.
Maynard Beats Woonsocket in Fifth Straight Win
Woonsocket defeated Maynard 5 to 1 Saturday as Maynard suffered a fifth straight loss. Crowther, Rock, Breen, and Shea performed well in the field while Martin and Lemieux shared pitching duties and Lohman and Jameson handled the batteries. C F Bowers won the 18 hole medal handicap at the Country Club with a net score of unknown value.
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Lopman
Lowell
Harry Martin
Crowther
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Shea Ue
Martin
Lemieux
Lohman
Jameson
C. F. Bowers
Jack Johnson Aims At Bullfighting Career In Paris
Report notes Jack Johnson in Paris as a rival attraction on the boulevards. He speaks of plans to serve as athletic director for a Havana club and comments on wartime questions, hinting at busy schedules and money.
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Paris
Sq Dierd
Jack
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Ting
South Acton Y M C A Wins Exciting Local Baseball Game
The South Acton Y M C A defeated Mill Office Clerks 8 to 6 at the playgrounds in a fast, tight contest. Morrell pitched strongly with 15 strikeouts, while Foley Prescott and Morrell led batting for the visitors. Jamieson and Connors starred in the field for Acton, and Kilby filled in after an injury. The visitors took an early lead, Acton answered, and a five-run burst in the sixth sealed the margin despite late clerks’ efforts.
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Wilder
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Taylor
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Foley
Nims
Morrell
Bresth
Acton
Burnham
Concord High Dominate Charlestown In Saturday Tilt
Concord High cruised to a 10 to 6 win over Charlestown as O Gorman shut down the visitors after five innings while Concord built a seven run lead. O Keefe doubled for Charlestown and Bulger, Giles, Boyce, and Hayes led Concord with multiple hits and runs.
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Concord
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St Alphonsus Edged by Junction In Slimly Attended Game
The St. Alphonsus team lost to Junction 5 to 2 in a closely contested Saturday matchup at the playground. Pitcher Hopkins worked well for the locals, Carrigan provided solid defense behind the plate, and Junction capitalized on a late seventh and two eighth inning runs as errors and slips by the Junction infield kept the game tight.
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Junction Boys
Hopkins
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Clapp
Pratt
Bulger
Pho
Junctions Prevail In Swinging Baseball Clash
A tight game features key plays by Stockmere and Bulger with Loughlin, Carrigan, Montgomery, and Pratt influencing runs. The Junctions take the lead in the eighth as Cass and Bulger drive in two more, while a prior Ginn incident in Lexington prompts a tense exchange and calls for calm as plans for a July 4 doubleheader loom.
Innings sees DPBS COTES Concord Jet
DPBS COTES Concord Jet innings 20000012 runs Clapp Stockmere Carrigan Bulger Hanson Keene two base hits Loughlin Coss stolen bases Coss Delaney walks Hopkins McCarthy Hopkins struck out nine McCarthy three sacrifice hits Loughlin hit by pitch Montgomery McMillan Coss umpire Sebastian time 1.45
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Oley
Connors
Sims
Burnham
Wilder
Bresth
Nims
Foley
Jamieson
Kilby
Concord
Charlestown
W. Hayes
Boyce
D. Hayes
J. Hayes
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Giles
Williams
Burns
Grant
O’keefe
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O'Keefe
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Newton Club Rivalry Heats Up in Weekend Series
An experienced catcher behind the plate boosts Hopkins' effectiveness with nine hits in two games. Jim Varley benched by a hand injury shows his big game potential when needed. Carrigan serves as backstop while notes warn attendance must improve to sustain the season as NL rivals Newton and its Catholic club loom with Billy Fallon and Jimmy OConnell returning for added rivalry and a June 19 showdown.
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Newton
Billy Fallon
Jimmy O'Connell
Cambridge Businessmen to Face Local Team in Annual Game
Arthur J. Coughlan received a letter from Rev. John A. Greene of Cambridge requesting arrangements for the annual baseball game. The event features a team of local business and professional men to compete against the Cambridge aggregation.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
John A. Greene
Cambridge
Middlesex Defeats St George in Big Rivalry Game
Middlesex closes its season with a 5 to 2 win over St George. Hobbs pitched a gilt edge game with 15 strikeouts and a three base hit. Lancaster added a three bagger and White Flower starred in center field.
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St. George's School
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Lancaster
White Flower
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George
Manager Isbell Seeks Shotguns Amid Chessy BenchTimer
A garbled passage describes heated bench action and a coach named Isbell frustrated over defensive assignments during a tense game. The account mentions runners, a fixed lineup, and a player being allowed to advance at a critical moment.
Italian Oarsman to Visit U S
Italian amateur sculler Giuseppe Sinigagna, renowned for winning the Diamond Sculls, will visit the United States after competing in events in the Royal and Canadian venues.
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Giuseppe Sinigagna
Royal Rehere
Canada
Germany Schaefer On Baseball Managers
Germany Schaefer comments on managers and fans, joking about preferring certain players over famous historical figures on the bench. He mentions names including Napoleon and Hindenburg in a witty comparison.
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Vo Hindenburg
Sebester
Cardinals Seek Shortstop via Waiver Row
The St. Louis Cardinals are pursuing a shortstop, pushing major league waiver moves as their primary focus. Team officials indicate no other deals are being pursued along this line.
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