Fall River to Meet Lawrence Amid Rain Postponements
In New England league action delayed by rain, Fall River arrives with champion loser M. J. McDermott and Fatty Rollins amid lingering doubt. Lowell, set to face Fall River, notes the visitors’ air of champions while both teams await today’s Spalding Park game. Managers seek fresh material in Boston during the downtime.
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Fall River
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Lake
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Baseball notes from Manchester and surrounding teams
Lawrence faces Lowell with Bressler pitching while fall River game postponed to season end. Mentions Ma ginley from Haverhills, polo player Jimmy Canavan with New Haven, six defeats in ten, and various Manchester exchanges on players Moran Cassidy Blackman Cross and Bres sler Willis and Drohan. Fans traveled by special train, bettors profited, and Manchester won expectations faded after 11 straight Lawrence wins.
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Lawrence
Manchester
Parsons
Blackman
Stolworthy
Nevers
Cross
Lowell
Bressler
Willis
Drohan
Manchester Exchange
New England League Games Postponed By Rain
All New England league games scheduled for Monday were postponed due to rain. No rescheduled dates were announced.
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New England
Amateur Base Ball Notes Report a 26 to 2 victory at Middlesex Village
The Atlantics defeated the Buffalos 26 to 2 Saturday. They seek contact with the Brooksides or Elms at W. Riley, 17 Watson Street. Highland council Royal Arcanum challenges Lowell council to a series for a three trophy. first game at Spalding park on August 16. Emmets and Riversides contest for the altx and a purr next Saturday afternoon.
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Buffalos
Middlesex Village
Elms
W. Riley
Watson Street
Highland Council
Royal Arcanum
Lowell Council
Spalding Park
Emmets and
Riversides
Base Ball At Spalding Park This Afternoon
Lawrence faces Lowell this afternoon at Spalding Park with a 3 o clock opening. Admission is 25 cents at the fair grounds as fans expect a fast, hard fought game. Reidy stars for Lawrence, while Lowell adds new players to strengthen their lineup and emphasize a competitive clash between the amateur squads.
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Lawrence Vs
Lowell
Tteams
Reidy
Brooksides
Spaulding Park
Emmets
Trident Wins Seawanhaka Cup Narrowly Over Tecumseh
Montreal Aug 11 Trident defeated Tecumseh by five minutes 27 seconds to win the Seawanhaka cup in a challenging race. Tecumseh crossed late and both yachts faced a squall, with Trident gaining on the reach while Tecumseh sailed bravely with full mainsail. Oshkosh club has issued a challenge for next year and others from White Bear club Manchester MA and Bridgeport are considering entries. Summary times were Trident 1 49 55 Tecumseh 1 55 22.
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Trident
Tecumseh
Oshkosh Club
White Bear Club
Minnesota
Manchester
Mass
Bridgeport
Fall River Match Draws In New England Checker Series
Three more games between Thomas Dumont of Fall River and J W Shef field of Providence at the Massasoit club ended in draws. Each has won one game, fourteen drawn, four left to decide the championship likely by tomorrow night.
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Thomas Dumont
J. W. Sheffield
Providence
New England
Massasoit
Wisd O
Wisp
Defiance
Glasgow
World record strikeout game in Terre Haute tie
In Terre Haute Indiana Cedar Rapids and Terre Haute played a fifteen inning tie in which a world record 27 players were struck out. MacFarland of Cedar Rapids fanned fifteen while Popp a former St Louis NL and Columbus American Association pitcher struck out twelve for the home club.
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Ind
Cedar Rapids
MacFarland
Popp
Columbus American Association
Point Judith polo opens with Devon’s 13 to 4 win
Narragansett Pier, Aug 11. The annual Point Judith Country club polo tournament began with a match between Westchester and Devon for the Narragansett cup. Devon carried a four-goal handicap and defeated Westchester 13 to 4, showing superior teamwork and sharp offense.
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Point Judith Country Club
Westchester
Devon
Stallings Suspended by Eastern League
President Pat Powers of the Eastern league suspended Buffalo manager Stallings indefinitely after learning of the trouble at Providence. The league also fined Buffalo $100 for the incident.
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New York
Pat Powers
Providence
Buffalo
Stallings
Cricket Notes Mohair Lynn Wanderers Draw at Lynn
The Mohair Lynn Wanderers played Saturday in Lynn in a cricket match that ended as a draw. The weather and innings totals are not specified in the readable text. The report highlights a balanced contest between the two teams with no winner.
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Mohair-Lynn Wanderers
Lynn
Blacksmith Herbert Conant Killed by Lightning in Marlboro
At Marlboro New Hampshire on August 11 Herbert Conant a blacksmith was killed in his shop by presumed lightning strike He was alone and his body was found outside the door with no visible injury nearby authorities reported no witnesses.
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Herbert Conant
Marlboro
Quakers Defeat Detroit After Eight Even Innings
In Chicago on August 11 the game stayed tied through eight innings. Sparks faltered in the ninth allowing Chicago to win after a single, two walks and a long fly. Jones stood out with strong batting and fielding while Dougherty Stahl and Mertes made spectacular catches. Score:
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Sheridan
Phila holds off Detroit in scenic extra innings win
In Detroit on August 11 Philadelphia defeated Detroit in a low scoring extra inning game. Waddell drove in the decisive run with a thirteenth inning three bagger, followed by a Wright single. Both sides fielded flawlessly. Final score 1-4- Detroit 0-0-0. Batteries Siever and Buelow. Wad dell and Schreck. Time 2.16. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 2300.
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Wright
Ak Phila
Siever
Buelow
Schreck
Connolly
St. Louis Beats Washington in One-Sided Game
St Louis won easily over Washington as Coughlin homered and Ely singled for key runs. Harper pitched well, limiting Washington to five hits, while Patten struggled with poor fielding support. Washington failed on the bases and produced little offense.
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Ely
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Patten
Cleveland Beats Baltimore In Slugfest At Home
Cleveland wins a high scoring game against Baltimore with 24 hits eight for extra bases. Wright starts for Cleveland after a month’s rest but struggles. Clark replaces him and throws two innings. Baltimore manages 11 runs on 13 hits as Hale and Wiltse split duties. Attendance 3,032.
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Hale
Wiltse
Wright
Clark
Worcester
Ohio
Wood
Robinson
O’loughlin
Chicago Chicago 5 Boston 4 in extras
Chicago Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 4 after extra innings. St Louis St Louis won 8 to 1 against Washington. Cleveland hosted Baltimore and won 17 to 11. Detroit beat Philadelphia 1 to 0 in 13 innings.
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New York and Chicago tied 3 to 3 in exhibition
The game ended in a 3-3 tie between Chicago and New York. August 11 game in New York featured a balanced offense and strong defense from both teams.
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New York
Chicago and New York Tie In Eleven Inning Game
Rain prevented a planned second game as Chicago and New York battled to an eleven inning tie. New York tied the score in the ninth on McGann’s three bagger and Brodie’s single. Both teams failed to push across runs in extras. final score was 8 to 8. Pitchers J Taylor Williams Kling and McGinnity Slaylor Bowerman. Time 2.15. Attendance 3800.
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New York
McGann
Brodie
Bowerman
Laudier
Segre
J. Taylor
Willams
Kling
McGinnity
Brooklyn Nets Beat St Louis In Rain Shortened Tilt
Brooklyn won three straight over St Louis as rain halted play in the eighth inning. Brooklyn scored three runs in the second on five hits while St Louis managed two runs in the final frames. Donovan Farrell, M O'Neil, and J O'Neil worked the game with Brown umpiring and 1500 in attendance.
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St. Louis
Donovan
CC. Farrell
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Brown
Eastern League Results Highlight Rain Delays and Wins
In the Eastern League, several games were postponed due to wet grounds and rain. Providence defeated Buffalo 9 to 0 with a forfeited fourth inning, Jersey City beat Toronto 4 to 2, Newark won 4 to 2 over Montreal, while Boston and Cincinnati, and Brooklyn and St Louis, as well as Worcester and Rochester, faced rain and postponements.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Com League Results From New England Cities
Willimantic 9 Nor which 2. New Haven 2 Bridgeport 1. Hartford Meriden game postponed by rain. Waterbury 0 1 2 5 0. Baltimore at Cleveland postponed. Pittsburg at Boston. St Louis at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Lawrence at Lowell Nashua at Haverhill. Fall River at Manchester. Dover at Concord. Buffalo at Providence. Rochester at Worcester. Toronto at Jersey City. Montreal at Newark.
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Worcester train gang suspects bound over in $500 bonds
William Karl and Fred Baxter were bound over to the superior court in $500 bonds each after identification as members of a gang operating on trains on the Boston and Albany railroad. Judge Fallon, who lost $110 in Boston, and Rev. Albert C. Johnson, who lost $26 en route to Springfield, testified against them.
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William Karl
Fred Baxter
Superior Court
Boston & Albany
Fallon
Boston
Holy Cross
Albert C. Johnson
Springfield
Cloudburst Cleanses Lawrence Streets Floods Basements
A cloudburst hit Lawrence at 130 PM causing street floods and washouts. Water crept over sidewalks at Lawrence and Essex streets while numerous cellars and basements across the city were flooded and rendered sections nearly impassable for a time.
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Essex Streets
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Rainbow Wins Regatta Amid Fierce Squall at Massachusetts Bay
The Eastern Yacht Club and New York Yacht Club regatta featured 33 yachts with 24 finishing amid a southwest squall. Rainbow led the fleet of sloops most of the race to win by 21 seconds over Mineola, while Elmina defeated Muriel in the schooner class.
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Mineola
Yankee
Elmina
Muriel
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Neola
Humma
Shark
Cossack
Mee Mer
Syren
Gamecock
Zingara
Katrina
Seneca
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Mavis
Coleen Bawn
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Interpid
Tariff Reform Viewpoint Divides Republicans in Washington
Washington Republicans say Grosvenor speech signals no immediate tariff revision. They argue the party will delay changes until forced by elections, while warning Democrats could not reform the tariff even with full control. Public stance centers on delaying action and shielding business interests.
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Representative Grosvenor
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Faroe Islands vote yields government victory in Lands thing
Copenhagen reports Lands thing elections in the Faroe Islands produced a sweeping ministerial win as the campaign centered on selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The government captured all opposition wards and the question will be considered after the rigdgad opening in October.
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Faroe Islands
Danish West Indies
United States
Salt water races mark 23d American Canoe meet at Chatham
Canoeists from across the United States and Canada gather at Camp Nauset Chatham for the 23d annual American Canoe Association meet. The eastern division will stage salt water racing near Pleasant Bay with a 250 300 strong group camping on the bay shore. Participants include Paul Butler Lowell and other prominent canoeists as races are scheduled from Aug 13 to Aug 18.
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American Canoe Association
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Arthur Mather
James A. Newman
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Dan Johnson
Wedding and Card Engraving Service Ad
We offer fine engraved work for calling cards wedding invitations and announcements and at home cards engraved in any style and printed on high quality stock Our prices remain reasonable for high grade work Visit samples at Courier Citizen Marrimack Street.
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Seaside Meet at Brighton Beach Opens with 1500 Purse
The New York Trotting Association began its seaside meeting at Brighton Beach with the 1500 dollar 2.15 class pacing purse and a novelty heat system. Rythmie led in heat one but Silver Sign and Major Delmar pushed the race. Dan R. won the 2.06 pace heat three with Fanny Dillard beating him in the deciding stretch.
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Boston's Cold Storage Plans In Boston Market Shakeup
Boston plans a general reorganization of the cold storage industry led by Quincy Market Cold Storage and Eastern Cold Storage. The move contemplates relocating plants on real estate valued at at least $500,000, consolidating in railroad yards, with about $3,000,000 in capital and ties to New Haven Boston and Maine and Albany lines. The report notes current capitalizations and potential industry growth.
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Quincy Market Cold Storage Company
Eastern Cold Storage Company
Eastern Company
New Haven
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