Fierce Farce As Lowell Trims Manchester Ten to Five
Manchester failed to threaten after the second inning as Lowell pitchers Crohan and Willis controlled the game. Wild deliveries, errors, and costly misplays fueled a ten to five Lowell victory with notable blows from Blackman, Cross, and Kwaul, while Manchester’s Bishop struggled on the mound.
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Lowell
Crohan
Blackman
Prohan
Francis Willis
Manchester Boys
Manchester Fellows
Bishop
North Carolina
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Cross
Baseball game highlights with names and stats
Hits by Murch Richardson Kelley Bow for Hamilton home run by Hamilton. Stolen bases by Hamilton Spooner Ball. Bases on balls off Cournen. Struck out by Goughlin four times by Cournen twice. Time of game one hour twenty five minutes. Umpire Bradley. Attendance four hundred.
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Aay Smith
Murray
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O’brien
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Gross
Drohan
Willis
Manchester
Lowell
Rapp
Cote
Rap
Murch
Richardson
Kelley
Bowcock
Hamilton
Spooner
Ball
Cournen
Goughlin
Bradley
Local Scoreline Fragments From New Hampshire Matches
Incomplete report lists Manchester vs Manchester 10 to 5, Lawrence vs Dover 9 to 5, Concord vs Nashua 22 to 5, and Haverhill vs Tall River unclear with fourth score. Provides scattered district athletic results from New Hampshire venues.
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Manchester
Lowell
Lawrence—Lawrence
Dover
Concord
Nashua
Haverhill
Tall River
Base Ball Notes From Lowell Rivalry Stays Tied Six Six
Local notes from Lowell report Manchester and Lawrence tied six six with ongoing chatter on left field needs and lineup changes. Reports praise Lock and OBrien for hits, Fred Lake for defense, and critique pitchers and managers while predicting standings across the New England circuit with clubs like Manchester Haverhill Lawrence Concord and Dover.
Lawrence Rally Beats Dover for Eleventh Straight Victory
The home team won its third straight meeting with Dover today and extended its winning streak to eleven. Herseg exited in the fourth. Towne replaced him and pitched well until the eighth. A double and single produced a late run, and two bases on balls with two hits added three more in the ninth. Grant stood out with strong hitting. Score:
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Willis
Connors
Thompson
Sock
Merritt
Te Kwau
Clark
Lake
O'Brien
McLaughlin
Swander
Manchester
Rap
Lawrence
Dover
Herseg
Towne
Grant
Concord Nine Dominates Nashua In 22 Runs Bust
Concord batted 25 hits and scored 22 runs to Nashua's 5 in a two hour game. Murphy stole the show with aggressive base running as Mullaney Noblitt Kilroy Miron and others produced the bulk of the offense. Pitching by Hooker and Van Zandt held Nashua to five runs with 300 in attendance.
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Concord
Nashua
Murphy
Rich
Mullaney
Pulsifer
Noblitt
Cccgeseaesed
Wilder
van Zandt
Wilson
Sd Jordan
Hanscomb
Bannon
Stanhope
Vmiron
Kilroy
Miron
Bigbie
Kane
Hooker
Hafford
Jordan
Doran
Beville
Haverhill Defeats Fall River in 4-0 Win
Haverhill beat Fall River 4 to 0 as Coughlin and Cournen pitched well and Richardson, Coughlin, and Hamilton stood out defensively and with a homer. A Fall River manager was struck in the jaw by a pitched ball during practice, suffering a fracture.
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Haverhill
Fall River
Coughlin
Cournen
Richardson
Hamilton
McDermott
Patsy Rollings Recalls 15-Bat Presentation Hoodoo Story
Veteran catcher Patsy Rollings of the Fall Rivers explains the famed $15 bat tale told at Lebanon Pennsylvania. He recalls the team being photographed in the early season, believing the shot brought a hoodoo, and notes events that followed days later.
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Patsy Rollings
Unclear Bat Loan Tale From Fall River Globe
A fragment recounts a chaotic scene where a bat reveals a stash of new one dollar bills, triggering teammates to borrow money. The narrator notes promise to repay, a league bust within 36 hours, and no repayment. The piece appears as a clipped draft from Fall River Globe with manager’s orders implied.
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Fall River Globe
Remains in Manchester Office Denies Retirement
Manager John Smith rejected retirement rumors after a Boston visit. He stated he will play the season, insisting Manchester’s salary compliance and team status are sound, and he will remain with the club through the season as league officials monitor salary limits.
Amateur Baseball Notes From Local Grounds
The Elms meet the Brooksides on Fels's oval this afternoon while Lakeview hosts a Fairmounts vs Riversides clash with fastball needed to win. T. A. T.'s face Somerville Reds at Faulkner Park in a hot matchup as Cowdrey returns from injury to boost the Reds.
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Lakeview Avenue
Lakeview Ave
Fairmounts
Riversides
Somerville Reds
Faulkner Park
Cowdrey
Polo Star Fred Lewis Weighs West Play Return
Fred Lewis, Meriden polo standout, received a letter from M C Henley of Richmond Athletic Association asking if he can play west this season. Richmond seeks top players east with good salary prospects, but Lewis already signed with Lowell and favors the East for money. The note says many eastern players may head west this season as the sport booms there. Also mentions Thompson Hardware Co selling Waverly electric autos and Foley's Kidney Cure sold by local firms.
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Fred Lewis
Meriden
M. C. Henley
Richmond
Ind.) Athletic Association
Lewis
Lowell
Bottle Babies and Baby Care Endorsed by Falls & Burkine
Fall s Burkine seaw advertise Babies Batties Foods and Medicines as best for protecting infants from heat and cholera. They claim superior compounds and prescriptions prepared with pure drugs at low prices from 48 Middlesex Col Thorndike Street near Northern Station, open from 6 am.
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C. F. Blanchard
Middlesex
Col. Thorndike Street
Cy Young Shuts Out St Louis in Boston Triumph
Cy Young redeemed yesterday’s loss by blanking St Louis as Cincinnati Reds turnover Boston National Leaguers. Boston fielded solidly while Harper exited after the sixth with control issues. Kane finished strong with only one hit allowed in the remaining innings.
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St. Louis
Cy Young
Boston
Harper
Kane
Cleveland Edges Philadelphia In Tight Game
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia in a close contest highlighted by Hickman’s bat and Fultz’s base running. In the sixth, Fultz stole home as Moore delivered. Final score Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4. Batteries Moore and Wood Mitchell and Schreck. Time 1.45. Umpire OLaughlin. Attendance 4065.
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Fultz
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Wood
Mitchell
Schreck
O’laughlin
Detroit Seiver Shuts Down Orioles in Tug of Errors
Detroit leveled two runs in the fifth as Baltimore misplayed, Siever pitched well and Barrett made a highlight running catch. Game details show Detroit 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 and Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 with Shields and Smith catching for the Orioles. Attendance 1897.
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Siever
Barrett
Baltimore
Buelow
Shields
Chicago Baseball Team Edges Opponents in Low-Scoring Game
In Chicago on August 8 the locals managed four hits off Patten. Two runs came in the first inning aided by a pass, a steal, and an error. Callahan was hit hard throughout. Washington 0130103 4 Chicago 246 Batteries Callahan and McFarland Patten and Clarke Time 2d Umpire Sheridan Attendance 1975
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Weddidge
Dover Democrat
Chicago
Patten
Callahan
Washington
McFarland
Clarke
Sheridan
Chicago Wins 5 2 Over Washington in Chicago Matchup
Chicago defeats Washington 5 to 2 while St Louis shuts out Boston 8 to 0. Detroit beats Baltimore 2 to 0 in the Detroit game. Cleveland edges Philadelphia 5 to 4 in Cleveland.
Boston Triumphs With Six In Sixth Inning Rally
Boston wins after six runs in the sixth inning aided by four hits a base on balls and an error. Eason replaced Poole as Pittinger earlier pitched yesterday. Becketly hits home run and Tenney, Kittredge, Steinfeldt contribute later. Attendance 1800.
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Eason
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Poole
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Kittredge
Tennsyn
Crawford
Carney
Beckley
Cooley
Dexter
Bergen
Lush
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Irwin
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Greminger
Demont
Kelley
Zimmer
Secon Peitz
Corcoran
Brooklyn Defeats St Louis 6 3 In Baseball Game
Brooklyn beat St Louis by six to three in Brooklyn New York. The home team batted freely in the second through fourth innings and scored six runs. Bresnahan drew a base on balls hit a two bagger Barclay and Donovan added runs. In the sixth Newton and Farrell pitched for Brooklyn against St Louis batter.
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Bresnahan
Barclay
Donovan
Chicago shuts out New York at polo grounds game
New York was blanked by Chicago at the polo grounds as Chicago scored six runs in the fifth inning aided by a Lauder error. Detials list Menetee and Kiing for Chicago with Mi ller and Bresnahan for New York, time around 1.40, attendance about 2000.
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Polo Grounds
Lauder
Menetee
Kiing
Miller
Bresnahan
Emilie
Iberg Dominates Pittsburg as Visitors Rally in Eighth
In Philadelphia on August 8 Iberg kept Pittsburg batters guessing until the eighth inning. Pittsburg collected seven hits for eight bases, scoring five runs to win the game. Tannehill Philippe Smith and O'Connor each appeared for Pittsburg with Iberg Douglass and Doom behind Cincinnati? Time 2.00 attendance 2039 umpire O'Day.
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Iberg
Pittsburg
Tannehill
Philippe
Smith
O'Connor
Douglass
Doom
O’day
National League Results From Eastern Games
In Boston, Boston 10 Cincinnati 5. In Brooklyn, Brooklyn 6 St. Louis. In New York, New York 6 Chicago. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia 6 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Eastern and Connecticut League Scores Reported
Eastern League results show Providence 7 Worcester 6, Newark 7 Jersey City 3, Montreal 3 Buffalo 2, Toronto game vs Rochester postponed on wet grounds. Connecticut League scores include Waterbury 9 Springfield Hartford 4, Meriden 3 Bridgeport 2 in 13 innings, New Haven 6 New London 5.
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Hartford
Springd
Meriden
Bridgeport
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Major matchups listed across leagues and cities
American teams play Boston Chicago and Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Washington St Louis Cincinnati Boston St Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York two games Pittsburg Philadelphia New England Dover Lowell Lawrence Manchester Fall River Nashua Haverhill Concord Eastern Buffalo Montreal Rochester Toronto Worcester Providence Newark New Jersey Newark Jersey City.
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Concord
Dover
Lowell
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Haverhill Gazette
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New Jersey
Travis and Murdock Reach Shinnecock Hills Final in 36-Hole Match
W J Travis the former champion and A A Murdock of Shinnecock reach the final of the Shinnecock Hills club annual tournament after narrow wins in today's match play. Travis beat George T. Brokaw 3 up with two to play, while Murdock defeated Chauncey 5 up 4 to play. Semi final results include Robertson Jr and Tilden Jr winning their matches. The final rounds are set for tomorrow, 36 holes, with an additional Governor's Cup 18-hole handicap.
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New Jersey
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Watson
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Tilden, Jr
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Baker
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Nashua Fair set for four day Nashua event
Arrangements near completion for the Nashua Fair association fourth annual fair to be held in Nashua September first through fourth. Harness racing is highlighted with $2000 purses in two stakes and four races at $500. many events and specials promise a big holiday crowd with special trains and reduced rail fares.
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Nashua
New Hampshire
New England
Fort Erie Grand Circuit finishes heat up sets at Buffalo race
Chain Shot captured the 2.07 trot with a heat win and Re-elected claimed the unfinished 2.14 trot in a tight finish at Fort Erie, as Geers fought to control Prince of Orange on a windy, slow track amid a free crowd in Buffalo.
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Favorites Outclassed in Three Nashua Harness Races
Three events at Nashua including a 2.27 trot a 2.15 pace and a 2.12 pace saw favorites fail to dominate. Black Belle led the 2.27 trot while Perhaps seized the 2.15 feature after a slow start and Darentte dominated the 2.12 pace though Minnie Russell challenged in heat two. Race details list Black Belle winning the 2.27 trot with purse noted as $300 and the field including Anna Rose Dimple Clint B and others with times around 2.3 to 2.4.
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Anerton
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Doble
Wentworth Tourney Final Set in New Hampshire
In Newcastle New Hampshire the Wentworth tennis tournament reaches final rounds. Hackett faces Leonard in the morning semifinal while the Wright brothers meet Neely and Leonard in doubles. Leonard and W Leonard beat Neely, Hackett and Cunningham in earlier rounds as Hackett defeats Wright on the way to the final.
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Tullys Benefit Testimonial for Thomas Tully at Riverside
Next Tuesday evening at Dewey Grove the Riverside Athletic Club hosts a testimonial benefit for former athlete Thomas Tully who has long suffered inflammatory rheumatism. A lineup of wrestling exhibitions includes Jockey Brady Young Flannery Fred McGuire Young Sharkey Bob Armstrong Jimmy Gagnon Boston Billy Falcon Charles Falcon Joseph Rogers Young Caberry of Boston Martin Flaherty an unknown Kid Mulligan Frank Parke Jimmie Gardner Peter Brooks Charles Armstrong Bart Hullen Billy Chisholm John McKenzie Woburn Billy Gardner Patsy Sweeney along with singing dancing and other performances.
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Riverside Athletic Club
Thomas Tully
Brady
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