No Trouble At All Lowell Beats Nashua In Low-Scoring Tilt
Lowell 14 Nashua 6 in a robust exhibition as Labelle struggled to stem Lowell’s lineup. Hickey drove in runs, Lake stole bases, and McLaughlin and Girard shone at short. Labelle from Montreal faced tough bats, while Beville and Smith yielded few hits for Lowell amid the afternoon's lively action.
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Portland Boys Routed by Local Team in Exciting Match
Manchester New Hampshire August 9 local team lived up to recent form by defeating Portland in a highly engaging afternoon contest. Portland fought hard but the locals seized control with strong defense and timely scoring to secure the win in a close, spirited game.
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Manchester Wins On Pitch In Local Game
In a tight matchup Manchester held the lead most of the way as Volz struck out ten in the box. Cameron was ejected in the eighth for insulting language to the umpire, marking the first such incident at the local ground this season. The score details finalized for Manchester.
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Haverhill Narrowly Defeats Lewiston In Tight Finish
Haverhill nearly lost the game to Lewiston in a tense afternoon tilt. Lewiston loaded the bases with one out in the final inning but could only push two runs across, ending with a 5 6 2 to 4 7 4 deficit. McGinley and Towne pitched well after the early innings, Boardman shined at third, Hassett umpired, and about 400 fans were in attendance.
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Local Scores Show Mixed High School Hockey Play
Lowell-Lowell defeated Nashua 14 to 6 while Haverhill beat Lewiston 5 to 4 and Manchester routed Portland 8 to 2 in recent high school hockey action.
Games Today Feature Northern Matchups
Lowell visits Nashua while Lewiston travels to Manchester. Portland plays two games at Haverhill, shaping a busy schedule with regional basketball action and multiple crossings.
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Lowell Nashua baseball preview and league talks
The Nashua Press reports Lowell pitcher Peter Gildea leaving for a Maine league club, Lew Cross likely to start for Lowell against Nashua, and notes on Candy Beville’s form. It covers Sockalexis’s injury update, Chummy Gray’s Buffalo critique, and reader questions about doubleheaders and scheduling amid Maine league uncertainty.
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Lewiston city pride shapes baseball ground choice
The piece argues Lewiston loses games and money on trips to Maine cities, favors keeping grounds in Lewiston over Auburn, and credits Lewiston crowds with superior support and space for players. It notes Umpire Hassett’s mixed reception across cities and profiles George Spooner of Haverhills with Petersham fame.
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New England league schedule listed for next week
The schedule shows games across seven days with matchups among Lewiston Portland Manchester Lowell Haverhill Nashua and other venues. Key pairs include Manchester Nashua Nashua Haverhill Portland Lowell Lewiston and repeated home away rotation through Friday and Saturday fixtures.
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Lowell riders set for Ton races as Pat Keegan faces Carni
Local cycling fans will attend the Little ton races this afternoon to watch Pat Keegan of Lowell race 10 miles against R A Carni of Worcester paced by motor tandems. Other entries include S O Goyette Fred W Giles John H Hart Albion Lefebvre Patsy Keegan Frank Diette George Brown Willie Calvert Thos Shea George W Casey M OBrien Walter Kinnon D F Murphy John Prempas Harry H Lew Phil Delphond Jas Mehalocas Chas Connors F S Murphy Will Kinnon.
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Boston and Baltimore Americans Tie in Doubleheader
Boston and Baltimore American leaguers split a doubleheader with Boston taking the second game on solid hitting in the first and fourth innings while Baltimore struggled with fielding. Dunn of Baltimore was hit in the nose by a foul tip and hospitalized. McGraw replaced him. A spectator was injured by a foul drive in the sixth inning of the same game.
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Philadelphia Nationals Win Both Ends of Washington Doubleheader
Philadelphia leaguers dominate the twin bill in Washington with strong hitting. Davis belted a homer to center in game one, while Davis and Waldron highlighted fielding. In game two Washington never led as Philadelphia built an early lead and held on. final scores 5 to 3 and 4 to 1 with Bernhard Powers Carrick Grady on the mound and behind the plate.
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Batteries Plank and Powers at Washington game
Umpires Haskell and Connolly oversaw a contest between Philadelphia and Washington. Pat ten and Grady led the battery for Philadelphia while attendance reached 4148 under a 14 o clock time.
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Cleveland Gains Four-Run Second In A Lively Tilt
Cleveland pitchers limited Milwaukee to scattered hits until the ninth as the Indians bunched four hits with a base on balls and a sacrifice to score four in the second. Moore pitched effectively through eight before two hits in the ninth. Gilbert Pickering Hawley starred in the field. Score Cleveland 8 Milwaukee 3. Time 2.10. Umpire Mannassay. Attendance 1600.
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Detroit Beats Chicago 12 to 1 to End Season Even
Detroit won the final game of the season against Chicago by 12 to 1, tying the season series. Griffith was ejected for protesting a bad call by Umpire Sheridan. Sullivan made a notable running foul-fly catch while five singles and two triples highlighted the offense.
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Dodgers Fight Back In Ninth To Edge Red Sox
In Brooklyn on August 9 the National League game swung in the ninth as Boston seized a one run lead with two singles and a double. Brooklyn answered with a walk, bunt, sacrifice and Sheckard's timely double. Both pitchers excelled, Donovan fanning 11. He added two runs in the seventh with a timely two-base hit. Score:
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St. Louis Nationals rout Cincinnati in league game
St. Louis Nationals pounded pitchers for 13 runs at Cincinnati, with Murphy allowing hits in all but one inning. Final score St. Louis 13, Cincinnati 6. Batteries Murphy and Ryan batting for St. Louis. Gueso and Bergen for Cincinnati. Time 1.50. Attendance 1200.
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Chicago Beats Pittsburg In National League Game
In Pittsburg, Chicago won with scattered hits while Hughes was wild and Taylor relief pitched. Ritchie misplayed two runs as Chicago scored four early and added interest late. Final score Chicago 4 Pittsburg 3 with Tannehill Yeager battery for Pittsburg and Taylor Hughes Kabel for Chicago. Attendance about 2300.
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Baseball doubleheader scores across four markets
In Boston Baltimore won first 11 to 9 and second 6 to 2. In Washington Philadelphia took first 5 to 4 and second 9 to 4. In Cleveland Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 8 to 3. In Detroit the Tigers routed Chicago 14 to 1.
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Baltimore at Boston game leads early season slate
Baltimore faces Boston as part of a crowded schedule with other matchups including Philadelphia at Washington Milwaukee at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland. Strong teams collide in a set of regional clashes shaping early standings and tailein rivalries across the league.
Scores From Early Baseball Card Games
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat New York 13 to 2 at Philadelphia. Brooklyn defeated Boston 4 to 3 in Brooklyn. Pittsburg edged Chicago 4 to 1 in Pittsburg. Cincinnati topped St. Louis 18 to 6 in Cincinnati with a strong showing by the home team.
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Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia
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Baseball doubleheader scores from Buffalo Worcester and more
In an 11 inning game Buffalo topped Worcester 4 to 2. Toronto defeated Hartford 5 to 1. Montreal beat Brockton 5 to 4. Rochester routed Providence 19 to 6.
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Conn League Results From Bridgeport to New Haven
Bridgeport 2 0 over Norwich at Bridgeport Norwich. Meriden 10 over Waterbury at Meriden. Derby 5 over Bristol 4 at Derby. New Haven 8 over New London 6 at New Haven.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Lowell Citizen
Testimony from William M Brown janitor at 194 Middlesex street asserts long kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the treatment with reducing back pain and normalizing kidney secretions, endorsing the product. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and Carter Sherburne among others.
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