Lowell wallops Haverhill as Davis falters in 14-3 rout
Lowell pitcher Davis allowed 18 hits and 14 runs as Haverhill fell behind early. Hooker and Bigbie led Lowell with home runs and multiple drives, while McLaughlin Connors Lake formed a strong infield. Umpire Kerins praised on the bases as Lowell surged to 14-3.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Davis
Hooker
Bigbie
Bushey
McLaughlin
Connors
Lake
Hickey
Kerins
Rays
Old Sol
Hafford
Berry
Merritt
Murphy
Grant
Calhoun
Kelly
Derry Wonder
O’brien
Bighbie
O'Brien
Haford
Deininger
Barnie
Sheets
Haff
Rigbie
Casey
Richardson
Afford
Otto
Old King Kelly
Gilmore
Dais
King Kelly
Lowell, Abrb
Sewer
Merritt c
Reeee & McLaughlin
Wees Bushey P
Eevee
Fewenee
Seer Ee
Aee
Steer
Rf Richardson
Berry C
Kerrins
Lawrence Defeats Nashua In Pitchers Battle
Lawrence won a pitchers duel against Nashua this afternoon with Klobedanz dominating Voorhees. Klobedanz allowed only one hit and issued no walks, while Cons homered and Hart drove in a run on a second inning hit. A remarkable running catch by O Hara capped the game.
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Lawrence
Nashua
Klobedanz
Voorhees
Conroy
Hart
O'Hara
Bernard
Aeenes
Valdois Ss
Nee ‘Conroy
Beard of Hart of Coveney
Ry Nashua
Pastor
Twee
Soffel
Jordan
Dowd
McLean
Wecoseses
Wilson
Graham
Daum
Ashenbach
Ean
Voorhee
Grant
New England League Matchups Listed
Lowell plays Haverhill Concord battles Fall River Nashua meets Lawrence Manchester faces New Bedford in a set of league pairings with games scheduled across the circuit.
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Lowell
Haverhill
Fall River
Concord
Lawrence
Nashua
Chicago
Nationals
Manchester
P.C. Manchester
New Bedford
Baverhill
Ash
Lawrence American
Lowell and Haverhill doubleheader notes and umpire praise
The Lowell at Haverhill games draw focus on umpire Mitty Jordan and the league's cutups as players face injuries and lineup changes. McGinnity dominates mound duties in weekend action while debates grow over Harry McCloud’s umpiring and bias toward Manchester.
Chicago Nationals Beat Manchester Team 8 to 6 at Varick Park
The Chicago National League club defeated Manchester of the New England league 8 to 6 at Varick Park. Chicago surged to six runs in the first inning on a homer, a double, and a single off Whiting, who also walked three batters and hit a batter. In the following four innings Chicago managed only one hit and one run as Whiting grew wild despite steady Chicago defense.
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Manchester
N. H
Chicago
Varick Park
Whiting
Chicagos
Chicago Victorious In Low-Scoring Tilt With Manchester
Leith held visitors to four hits and one run in relief while Lundgren fanned eight in two innings. Chicago broke through with doubles and triples late, scoring eight runs to Manchester six. Batteries Lundgren Raub Whit ing Leith Page. Umpire McCloud Time 1.50 Attendance 3000.
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Leith
Lundgren
Chicago
Manchester
Raub
Whiting
Page
McCloud
Rain Delays Begin Of Meadow Club Tennis Tourney
Rain threatened as play opened at Meadow club in Southampton on the Davis International Challenge Cup. Harold S Mahony, the English challenger, struggled against H H Whitman of Harvard with unfinished score as Doherty defaulted to Torrence due to a shoulder injury. Final morning results show Larned and other American players advancing in singles with several defaults and unfinished matches.
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Southampton
L. I
Meadow Club
Harold
Caldwell and Moran win at Charles River park relay race
Harry Caldwell and James F. Moran defeated Bobby Walthour and Joe Nelson in a one hour motor paced team race. Caldwell broke a wheel at mile seven and recovered to lead again by mile 17. Final distances show Caldwell 48 miles 1,533 yards, Moran 47 miles 300 yards, Walthour 42 miles 1,040 yards, Nelson 40 miles 33 yards. Ten mile open amateur won by C I Kimball with A R Arthurquart second and F O O'Brien third in 24 minutes 464-5 seconds.
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Boston
Harry Caldwell
James F. Morgan
Bobby Walthour
Joe Nelson
Charles River Park
Nelson
Walthour
Caldwell
Moran
C. I. Kimball
A. R. Arhurquart
F. O. O’brien
Races at Rochester Harness Meet at Cold Spring Park
The Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical association held a mid summer harness racing meet at Cold Spring park with favorable weather. Pancu Jr won the 2:27 pace with times 2:27 1-4, 2:21 1-4, 2:18 3-4. Topeka won the 2:25 trot in straight heats with times 2:24 1-2, 2:24 1-2, 2:24 1-4. Gloria captured the 2:14 pace with 2:16 1-4, 2:14 3-4, 2:16 1-2.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Cold Spring Park
Pancu Jr
Lady Nange
Major Wellington
Widow B
Alta W
Rex
Satan
Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry in Summer Care
Mothers set aside dread of the dreaded second summer as Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is sold as a nature based remedy for summer complaints. It claims to address digestive upsets and illness common to hot months with simple household use.
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Dr. Fowler
Boston Wins as Waddell Wild in 6-1 Win
Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 with Waddell ineffective early. Murphy Lachance Par ent and M Cross standout in rugged fielding. Hughes matched with strong support as Boston plates run. New York tops Washington 16 to 2 in a high scoring finish with Orth knocked out early. Attendance about 1,097.
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Boston
Dougherty If
Collins
Stahl Cf
Tik Freeman Rf
Saueeit Parent
Seeee Vee
Lachance
Ferris
Hughes P
Ecceccseee
Woven & Pickering’ Cf
Schreck c
Weeeeee L. Cross
Beybold Rf
Murphy
ME Cross
Esescckss
Waddel
Aeaee Hoffman
Sevecevesecesee
Hoffman
Powers
Philadelphia
Pickering
Parent
Waddell
Hughes
Pardell
Wad Hassett
Cleveland Wins After Wild Throw and Batting Rally
In Cleveland on August 11 Owen hit Bemis in the head and then walked Gocnauer, followed by a wild throw on Joss, Bay drove in three with a three bagger, and Cleveland won 7 to 4. Both teams fielded well as Joss and Bemis were the battery for Chicago with Abbot, Owen, and Slattery in the Cleveland lineup. Umpires were O'Loughlin and Connolly. Time 1 32. Attendance not listed.
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Cleveland, O
Owen
Bemis
Gocnauer
Joss
Bay
Cleveland
Chicago
Abbot
Owen and Slattery
O’loughlin & Connolly
Brooklyn Beats New York 2-1 in NL clash
National League results show Brooklyn defeating New York 2 to 1 in a tight matchup. The game featured early scoring, solid pitching, and a deciding run late. Brooklyn moves within striking distance of the division leaders as season progress continues.
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Hafford
Brooklyn Beats New York 2 1 In Interborough Series Finale
In Brooklyn today August 11 the local club defeated New York 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Garvin outpitched McGinnity as both defenses played errorless ball. Batteries Garvin and Ritter for Brooklyn McGinnity and Warner for New York. Umpire Hurst Time 1 33 Attendance 2000
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Brooklyn
New York
Garvin
McGinnity
Ritter
Warner
Hurst
National League matches listed for Saturday
Chicago plays Boston while St Louis visits New York Cincinnati faces Philadelphia and Pittsburg meets Brooklyn in a set of league games across major venues.
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P. C. Boston
Philadelphia
Newark
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Wash Bion
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Postponement of Three Phillies-Cincinnati Games
Philadelphia reflects on the fatal accident at the National League park where nine people died and over 200 were injured, leading to the postponement of the August 12 13 and 14 games between Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baseball scores from multiple matchups in Holyoke Meriden Bridgeport and New Haven
Holyoke beat Norwich 3 to 1. Meriden defeated New London 7 to 3. Bridgeport swept Hartford 6 0 and 6 3 in two games. In New Haven Springfield won 6 4 then lost 1 5 to New Haven.
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Holyoke
Norwich
Meriden
New London
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Rockaway Firsts Win Rhode Island Cup Opener
Narragansett Pier Aug 11 Rockaway Firsts defeated Meadow Brook Freebooters 9 to 3 in the Rhode Island cup opener. Rockaway was credited one goal by Meadowbrook but outplayed them after the second period. Douglass and Babbock starred for Rockaway. McFadden and Brooks for Meadowbrook. With Rockaway’s firsts having defaulted to Dedham the privilege of holding the Point Judith cup for this year passes to Dedham, the cup requiring three victories to ownership.
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Narragansett Pier
R. L
Rockaway
Meadowbrook Freebooters
Roxaway
Meadowbrook
Douglass
Babbock
McFadden
Brooks
Dedham
Bronx Stakes Victory for Dr. Madora at Empire City Meet
On a threatening weather day at Empire City, Dr. Madora won the Bronx stake of 5000 while Onoto edged Miss Willamont for second in a tight finish. Ethel’s Pride won the Westchester stake for 3 year olds, with Tireless and Mary Gage close behind as the event produced fast times and close results across heats.
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Bronx
Dr. Madora
Ethel’s
New York
Westchester
Ethel
Mary Gage
Directum
al Bock
Plastic Pointer
Onoto
Miss Willamont
Merry D
Simmons
Red Wilkes
Hudson
McDonald
Miller
Alice Mapes
L. McDonald
Dodge
Jolisco
Jolly
Worcester Driving Park Races Open with Upset Victory
At Worcester August meeting top favorite defeated as Gracie Kellar drives The General to a 2.17 1-4 second mile win in the 2:40 trot, Tonita F. takes 2:12 pace with Cox aboard, and Brookdale Girl seizes 2:19 pace in three straight heats. Crowd 2500. other winners include Pescara and Tonita F. in varied divisions.
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Worcester
Worcester Driving Park Company
Vance Nuckols
Gracie Kellar
Cox
Tonita F
General
Fuego
Dee Jay
Ashland Cassell
Wilton S
Luzarra
Fairy Tale
Tanner Boy
Monaway
Oakland Belle
Baron Patch
Brookdale
Eraskin Red
William P
Henry N
Pat L
Alcy M
Red Pepper
Pescara
Fairview Chimes
Willie Bedworth
Mabel M
Norval Maid
Marietta
William R
Apt
Headstrong
Princess Agnes
Philadelphia Elevens Triumph Over Scotland in Eleven
A cricket test in Edinburgh saw Philadelphians score 302 in first innings then bowl and field superbly as Scotland slid to 34 for 5 at lunch and 145 all out. The Kent team plans an August voyage to America for a series of matches.
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Edinburgh
Gentlemen of
Scotland
Philadelphians
Kent
America
Judge Stubbs Calls Garment Workers to Protect Children
Indianapolis August 11 Judge George W Stubbs of the city juvenile court addressed the national convention of Garment Workers. He urged members to safeguard children from excessive labor and emphasized welfare. Delegates from unions not members carried proxies. Samuel Gompers prompted discussion. Gilman of Boston proposed uniting the Journeyman Tailors union with garment workers. A committee was formed to invite tailors representatives to meet garment workers officials.
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Indianapolis
George W. Stubbs
National Convention of
Garment Workers
Chilren
Samuel Gompers
Gilman
Boston
National Union of Journeyman Tailors and Garment Workers of America
O'Sullivan Bros Offer Box Calf Lace Shoes Sale
O'Sullivan Bros Co offers 100 pairs of L. D. Barry Box Calf Lace Shoes at 2.50 in sizes up to 10 and widths 3 4 and 5. The sale runs Thursday through Saturday with every size available in Thursday morning stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Barry & Co
Well Fueled Start for British Golfers on American Tour
Hamilton August 11 British college golfers opened their American tour with a 3 to 2 victory over a team of American college players at Myopia Hunt Club. Six holes to five favored the visitors in American scoring. Several matches extended to extra holes, showing tight contention as the Americans follow with singles tomorrow.
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Oxford
F. J. C. Alsop
Yale
N. S. Campbell
G. D. Barn
H. W. Beveridge
A. A. Murdock
Harvard
G. Owen Winston
D. F. Rawson
Cambridge
C. W
W. C. Chick
J. W. Baker
Myopia
Essex County
Manchester
Mass
New Skipper Barr Takes Helm For Irondequoit
A. Hannan arrives from New York to captain Irondequoit as Skipper James Barr serves as helmsman. In Toronto on August 11 Irondequoit overtakes Strathcona, leading by a minute and a half at the first mark and widening to a two‑and‑quarter mile advantage at the finish amid favorable wind and rapid footwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
New York
A. Hannan
Irondequoit
Hannan
Strathcona
James Barr
Jarvis
Trandequoit
Bryant ex-dean of Wisconsin law dies on train
Madison Aug 11 a telegram reports Gen BE E Bryant former dean of the Wisconsin university law school and president of the state commission died on a train near Toronto while returning from the American Fisheries society annual meeting at Woods Hole. Heart failure was the cause.
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Madison
Wis
BE. E. Bryant
Wisconsin University Law School
State Commission
Toronto
Can
American Fisheries Society
Woods Hole
Mass
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Wisconsin University
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