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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
11
Marlboro edged Queen Quality 7 to 6 in the morning tilt as early struggles and a disputed call shaped the scoring. In the afternoon Queen Quality rallied to win 3 to 1 with timely hits and a late double by Whelan sealing the game.
Marlboro defeated North Brookfield 8 to 0 on Saturday at Prospect Park. Dr. Harry Martin pitched for Marlboro allowing few hits and the fumbles behind him produced unearned runs. Ingalls at third base starred for Marlboro with a polished defensive performance.
Maynard A A defeated So Acton Y M C L 5 to 3 in the deciding game of the series played at the playgrounds. Wilder allowed three hits while McManus and White starred for Maynard. Morrill pitched well for So Acton but lacked run support. Morgan caught well and Cates covered first base. Loftus led Maynard at bat with two singles.
Pat Moran praises Phillies pitcher Alexander as the team’s most popular player for his gracious nature after losses. He remains undefeated in spirit, handling defeats with humor and supporting teammates. Also noted: three cushion billiard match set with George W. Moore defending vs William R. Huey around Sept 24.
Philadelphia residents celebrate a swimming program as over 3,000 women enroll to learn to swim, highlighting community participation and progress in local aquatics education.
Concord Junction entertained Littleton on Labor Day with a 16 to 4 baseball game. Hayes led the hosts with four singles and four doubles while L McCarthy added three singles as the Junctions played strong defense, committing only two errors. The visitors struggled at the plate and in the field, totaling sixteen hits but fourteen errors, easing the hosts to victory.
Billy Sullivan, ex first string catcher for the Chicago White, has emerged as a valuable acquisition for the Millers. His bat and form at the start of the season show the quality that made him a standout behind the plate. Sullivan’s early displays contrast with past uncertainty after an unconditional release.
A dubious note reports Chicago pitcher James Lavender facing a potential Hall of Fame future after a first pitching appearance in New York. The piece mentions a gathering in Georgia and lacks clear outcomes, leaving Lavender’s immortality status unresolved.
McManus has two base hits with F O'Brien driving in runs via a sacrifice, Sherilan and H O'Brien plus Wilder, Morgan, Loftus, J Cahill contributing steals. Wilder and Morrill issued four and one walks respectively, Wilder struck out seven times for his side while Morrill fanned five. Two hit by pitch calls credited to Morrill and Morgan. umpire Ayotlo.
Mulcahy 6, King 3 stealing tally. McCarthy, Hy Delaney, Hunt 2, Laney 2, Rankin listed. PF Crane to Tobin double play. King credited with 5 hits in 5 innings, Delaney 3 in 4 innings. King, Delaney, Crane allowing walks and strikeouts. King hit by pitch. Attendance 100. time 1 hr 45 min.
Lavender pitched a superb game for the New York Giants against the Cubs at the grounds. His speed and breaking curve limited the Cubs to near nothing as the Giants exploited quick defense and timely hits throughout the game. A fielding error near first base briefly threatened, but Lavender’s performance remained spotless and celebrated.
Baltusrol pro George Low faced a wife who halted a sale of fifteen golf clubs saying the husband already owns 187 clubs cluttering the home. She warned that buying more would invite trouble and leave no space for hats.
A humorous quote attributed to Charles Frohman about two classes of Americans based on whether they dress for dinner or dine in their shirtsleeves. The line mocks social difference with a playful misquote.
A concise report notes a wealthy actor described as fixed in standing or image, with emphasis on status and perceived stability in the industry. The piece surveys implications for prestige, influence, and future roles within the entertainment landscape.
Marlboro fans will see Maynard next Saturday as Manager Lynch promises a stronger lineup. He has hired former England league players and aims to top past successes with stars like Murray and Beareay, while Pat Cawley may earn another chance.
Dannis Wille, a Sanaen outfielder, set a peculiar sport record by reaching base five times in a game but never advancing to second. He was involved in multiple infield plays and was hit by a pitch, yet failed to reach second after his initial attempts.
The article notes a steady rise in trap shooting interest with about 200 gun clubs reporting membership gains. It suggests the growth includes owners of hand traps and a host of private gun clubs, reflecting broader enthusiasm in the sport.
Fans expect Marlboro to win as Ty is set for a heated reception. Maynard’s manager vows not to quit, with Prospect billing a vivid Saturday matchup. Insider chatter favors Smith rearing to start, possibly lining up against Ingalls.
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