Manchester Triumphs Over Lowell In Hitting Bout
Manchester defeated Lowell 13 to 7 as Smith's Manchester squad took advantage of early runs and strong hitting led by Lynch, Herwig, and Smith. Lowell's Cross and McLaughlin provided resistance with standout plays, but poor defense and Drinkwater's control hurt the visitors.
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Diamond Dust from Lowell and Portland Baseball Notes
Diamond Dust reports Lowell at Manchester with Blackman tagged as the weakest hitter. Portland’s Conroy, now leading with 101 hits at a .343 average, receives praise after a notable error by Lew Cross. Cassidy joins from South Boston via Haverhill. Brooksides seek Saturday game at Fels' oval with Riversides. contact George E. Potts at 70 Dalton Street. John Wilson debuts as Haverhill mascot.
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Beville’s uniform, mascot Wilson, and Lewiston hotel tale
The Manchester Union reports on Beville allowing a misfitting uniform for a game with Butte, Montana, and notes Wilson as a valuable mascot after Nashua trip. It recounts a Lewiston hotel incident where Allard’s scream woke guests while King Kelley found no humor. Also mentions Portland manager Wiley’s proposed Barry for Herwig swap, praising Barry as a top outfielder in the league.
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Lewiston Surges Ahead as Pitchers Strain
Amid surprising conditions Lewiston climbs the standings. Dee rotates Towne and Kane, both youths, to cover three games weekly and still wins. The Manchester Union pins blame on Lowell manager John Smith for bench intrusions and press seating disputes during tense games.
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Fumble Costs Nashua as Haverhill Triumphs at Lawndale
In Nashua on August 5 a misplay by Kearney in center in the ninth inning led to two runs and sealed Haverhill's 5 to 3 victory. Gokey and Kerins pitched well for Nashua with solid support, keeping the game tight to the final frame.
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Lewiston Defeats Portland 8 to 3 In Home Game
Lewiston edged Portland 8 to 3 as Kane and Clark alternated in battery with Dupee and Conroy. The contest drew about 400 fans in Lewiston on August 5. Time was 1 hour 30 minutes with Umpire Lezottee calling the game.
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N. E. League Results From Recent Games
Lowell-Manchester 13 beat Lowell 7 in Lowell. Nashua-Haverhill 4 defeated Nashua 2 in Nashua. Lewiston-Lewiston 8 triumphed over Portland 3 in Lewiston.
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Lowell at Manchester matchup set for Friday
Local sports brief notes games featuring Lowell against Manchester, Nashua facing Haverhill, and Lewiston taking on Portland as part of a regional schedule. Ratings and exact times not provided.
Early Doubleheader Split as Boston, Baltimore Clout Pitching
The Baltimore and Boston clubs split a doubleheader with a pitchers battle in the first game and a significant blowout in the second. Dunn’s eighth inning error swing tipped the first game to Boston while Boston collapsed in the second, shutting out. Hart struck HaskeIl after a disputed call as McGraw intervened. Attendance 4732.
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Philadelphia Beats New York Twice in 11 Innings Split
Philadelphia won two games from the New York National Leaguers. The first went 11 innings and ended in misplays by New York. Selsbach was benched for kicking in the ninth. The second game turned into a forceful affair with Philadelphia winning 6 to 4. Townsend and McFarland opposed by Matthewson and Smith. Time 2.35. Umpire Dwyer. Attendance 5906.
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Second Game Between Philadelphia and New York
Philadelphia and New York played a second game in which batteries were Dugeleby and Douglasey for Philadelphia versus Taylor and Bowerman for New York. Umpire Dwyer supervised as 7,200 fans attended.
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Slugfest in Cincinnati as Cubs lose to Reds
Cincinnati beat Chicago in an old-time slugging NL game. Fourteen extra-base hits came off two pitchers. In the fourth inning, after two were out, Menefee was hit hard and Cincinnati plated five runs. Hartzel Crawford and Beckley starred. Batteries Gueso and Bergen for Cincinnati. Menefee and Kahoe for Chicago. Time 1 40. Attendance 190. Umpire Nash.
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Slumping Pittsburg Falls Hard as Slaughter Hits Bloom
In Pittsburg, St Louis built a big lead by the eighth inning after fifteen hits and ten runs. Doheny allowed eight more runs in the eighth aided by four hits and four errors, then Yeager and O Connor struggled as the nine ran away. Final St Louis 21 Pittsburg 7. Time 2 20. Umpires O Day and Brown. Attendance 4900.
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Baseball scores roundup from Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee
In Baltimore the first game ended Boston 3 Baltimore 1 and the second game Baltimore 9 Boston 0 In Philadelphia first game Philadelphia 10 Washington 3 and second game Philadelphia 2 Washington 0 In Chicago Cleveland 6 Chicago 3 and in Milwaukee Milwaukee 19 Detroit 4.
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Milwaukee Easy Win Over Detroit in 9th Avenue Ball Game
Milwaukee scored a comfortable victory as Detroit Leaguers misplayed, with Husting pitching well and hitting strongly. Maloney and McAlister also drove the ball, Cronin and High caught fire for Detroit while Cronin’s batteries faced Husting and Donohue. Attendance reached eight thousand five hundred.
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Boston at Baltimore two games on slate
Matchups feature Boston at Baltimore with two games listed and Washington at Philadelphia also playing two games. Key teams and venues are implied, with matchups focused on city pairs and a twin-game format across the schedule.
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Navahoe Wins 12 Mile Yawl Race in Newport
In light winds Newport Rhode Island August 5 the Navahoe won the 90 foot yawl class by over four minutes with Ailsa and Vigilant behind. Rainbow claimed the 70 foot sloop class by 55 seconds over Virginia after a long upwind and broad reach race with a one gun start.
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Spars from Shamrock II Brought on Astoria
The Anchor Line steamer Astoria arrived from Glasgow with the spars and gear of Shamrock II. The notable mast assembly, including lower and top masts, is 169 feet 9 inches long and secured to the spar deck on the port side.
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Invader Trials Against Cadillac Promising for Canada’s Cup
Canadian yacht Invader, set to duel Cadillac for the Canada’s Cup on Aug. 10, had a test spin today. Skipper Jarvis expressed satisfaction with her performance and observers called her a strong rival, predicting a highly exciting trial.
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Kramer Now Leads In National Championship Standings
New York reports Frank Kramer defeated Major Taylor in Newark on Saturday to take the lead in the National Championship. Since July 8 the circuit included 13 meets with a four point winner, two points for second, and one point per defeated rider. Kramer has 22 points, Taylor 20, Cooper 12, Fisher 11, Wilson 7, Fenn 7, and Gascoyne 5.
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Boston Boston 2 Brooklyn 1. Phillies win in New York split
In Boston-Boston 2 Brooklyn 1. New York hosts first game Philadelphia 6 New York 3 in 11 innings and second game Philadelphia 10 New York 0. Cincinnati-Cincinnati 10 Chicago 7. Pittsburg 6 St Louis 0.
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Cleveland Takes Easy Win Over Chicago In Debut For McNeil
Cleveland American leaguers used rookie pitcher McNeil to a solid win over Chicago as Patterson Sullivan McNeill and Connor formed the battery. Bradley and Beck sparked the defense while Chicago's play disappointed. Attendance about 2100 with Sheridan umpiring as the game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Early Baseball Matches Across Major Cities
Philadelphia faces Boston and Brooklyn hosts New York while Chicago meets Cincinnati. St Louis takes on Pittsburg in city matchups highlighting rivalries and standings.
Kramer Wins Two-Thirds Mile Championship at Hartford Velodrome
Frank Kramer defeated Major Taylor in the two-thirds mile professional final at Hartford Velodrome. Taylor finished behind Kramer, with Ivor Lawson and Owen Kimble sharing third place. Final time was 3:28.4 as Kramer leads the N C A standings with 26 points to Taylor's 22.
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Philadelphia Beats Washington in First of Two Games
Philadelphia wins the first game 10 to 3 at home, piling up solid hitting while Washington strands sixteen runners. Wiltie Pittsdale pitches the second game, with Frazer and Powers on the Philadelphia side and Lee and Clark for Washington, in a 3 to 2 win for Philadelphia. Time 1:40. Umpire Connolly.
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Providence at Buffalo and Worcester at Rochester
Providence faces Buffalo while Worcester meets Rochester in the slate. Brockton plays Toronto and Hartford travels to Montreal as part of a regional schedule. Each matchup impacts standings and regional rivalries across the circuit.
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Norwich Meriden routs Meriden 15 to 5 in high scoring clash
In a regional matchup Norwich earned a 15 to 5 victory over Meriden while Bristol beat New London 2 to 1 and Bridgeport defeated Waterbury 6 to 3. Strong early offense set the tone with Norwich surging ahead.
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New Haven Exhibition Ends Even With Hartford
In an exhibition game at New Haven the teams finished 6 to 6 after six innings as both squads traded runs and kept the match close. Hartford and New Haven each displayed offense without a decisive result.
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Ute Indian Sets 100 Yard Record in Nine Seconds
Candie ras de Foya, a Ute Indian, won the athletics at the quarto-centennial celebration in Colorado Springs and broke the world record for 100 yards by running it in nine seconds flat. The professional mark was 9.5 seconds and the amateur 9.8 seconds.
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Philadelphia 76ers Beat Washington in Second Game
Philadelphia 70 Washington 63 in second game. Wiltse Powers Carrick Clarke battery combination led scoring as Connolly umpired and 6,906 attendance reported.
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First Class Boarding and Lodging House Ad
First Class Boarding and Lodging House offers fourteen rooms, nicely furnished, with eighty boarders currently. Situated near Merrimack Square in a splendid location, rent is reasonable and the price is very low as the owner leaves the city.
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Quaker Cricketers Defeat Wanderers By Big Inning Victory
Belmont cricketers of Philadelphia defeated the Halifax Wanderers by an innings and 35 runs at Belmont. Wanderers bowled out for 39 in first inning. Belmonts 135 with Hurditch 66 top score. In second inning Wanderers 61 all out as King and Graham ran riot, each taking six and five wickets respectively.
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Blount Not Critically Ill After Paralysis Shock
Ex Congressmen Blount, reported in Macon Georgia, Aug 5, is not critically ill after a slight paralysis shock several days ago affecting facial muscles, and is steadily improving.
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Boston Contest Hinged On Luck In Close Game
Boston reports a tightly fought matchup where fortune decided the outcome. The article notes even play, no clear dominance, and hints at late twists that favored one side through chances rather than skill. Details on teams, scores, or decisive moments are limited in the fragment.
Boston and Maine R R Timetables Printed Today
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