Base on Balls Aim to Explain Lewiston Loss and Local Reactions
Lewiston Maine Aug 14 Lowell defeated Lewiston 4 to 3 in eight innings. Commentary notes Manchester Nashua Portland teams, umpire Mahoney, and Lowell and Nashua players and managers. Local papers and fans debate ball handling, loans of players, and tactics as season plans unfold toward Labor Day.
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Nashua
Lowell
Portland
Lewiston
Murnane
Morse
Lewiston Nevers
Cassidy
Mullaney
Jope
Joyce
Nevers
Meserve
Towne
Willis
Clark
Wheelock
Nashua Falls to Manchester 9 4 in tense game
Nashua was defeated by Manchester 9 to 4 at Nashua. In the second inning a dispute over a call near third led to spectators rushing the diamond and threats of forfeiture. Kane hit a two on base homer in the eighth to tie the score before Manchester pulled away in the ninth, aided by Nashua errors.
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Lewiston
Lowell
Meserve
Towne
John Herwig
Manchester
Bill” Clark
Manchester Union
Nashua
Clark
Mahoney
Smith
Drinkwater
Kane
Gokey
Haverhill Beats Portland In Eighth Inning Collapse
Portland, Maine, Aug 14 Portland collapsed in the eighth inning as Haverhill scored five runs. Brown and Dupee pitched well overall though two wild pitches aided the rally Curtis’s defense contributed. Final score Haverhill 5 Portland 4 with batteries Brown Schincel Duce Curtis. Time 1 32. Umpire Tassett Attendance 350.
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Portland
Haverhill
Brown
Dupee
Curtis
Brown and Schincel
Duce
Tassett
Local score roundup from three hockey games
Lewiston-Lowell 4 over Lewiston 3 at Lewiston. Portland-Haverhill 6 defeated Portland 1. Nashua beat Manchester 9 to 4.
Games Today Feature Local Matchups
Lowell plays Lewiston while Nashua faces Manchester and Haverhill travels to Portland in a trio of regional games scheduled for today.
Lowell Defeats Lewiston to Claim Championship
A brief sports note reports Lowell defeating Lewiston after Lewiston won two straight from Portland. Portland also lost to Haverhill yesterday, underscoring the unpredictable nature of baseball.
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Lowell
Lewiston
Portland
Haverhill
Broken Even as Boston and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader
In Boston on Aug 14 the Red Sox and Phillies split the doubleheader with Philadelphia taking the first game on its batting surge and Boston overcoming fielding lapses to win the second. Plank exited after a pitch struck him in the sixth. Bernhardt subbed in. Frazer, Dowd, and Lajoie were noted performers for Philadelphia and Boston respectively.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Plank
Bernhardt
Frazer
Dowd
Lajoie
Plank Subdues Phillies In Nerve Racking Sixth Inning
Bostonhao a 4 to 2 loss to Philadelphia in a tight game. Key hits included two-base drives by Collins Freeman La Joie and Powers. Lajoie and Powers also doubled, while McIntyre Sacrificed. Stahl Hemphill Frazer stole bases. Winters and Bernhardt split pitching duties. Attendance 7206.
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Boston
Dowd If
Stahl
Seeeeees
Collins
Freeman
Hemphill Rf
Ge Werris
Vees
Eae
Rane
Youngp
Mitchell P
Seesees
Cosseeeeees
Philadelphia
Eae Taceees
McIintyre
Frazer
Cross
Ely
Lajoie
Davis
Ferris
Young
Mitchell
Parent
Cinger
Cantillion
Plank
Coillins
Powers
McIntyre
Hemphill
Winters
Bernhardt
Weest
Pe Stahl
Oe Collins
Ove Aenes
Schreck c
Ee Areee Winters P
Torris
Dho
Fultz Cf
Eeeewee Seybold
New England league schedule week of August 19
The New England league announces weekly matchups starting Aug 19 with games each day: Monday Haverhill versus Nashua Portland versus Lewiston Manchester versus Lowell. Tuesday Nashua versus Haverhill Lewiston versus Portland Lowell versus Manchester. Wednesday Lewiston versus Haverhill Portland versus Manchester Lowell versus Nashua. Thursday Nashua versus Lowell Portland versus Haverhill Lewiston versus Manchester. Friday Portland versus Lowell Lewiston versus Nashua Manchester versus Haverhill. Saturday Haverhill versus Manchester Lewiston versus Lowell Portland versus ?
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Haverhill
Nashua
Portland
Lewiston
Manchester
Lowell
Washington Beats Baltimore In Rainy Series Finale
Washington defeated Baltimore 8 to 4 in a rain shortened game. Washington bunched hits in the first and third innings, with three straight hits forcing Nops from the mound. Patten retired the bases loaded with no runs in the sixth before rain ended the contest. attendance was about 1,400.
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Washington
Baltimore
Patten
Nops
Brooklyns Sweep Phillies In Two as Double Victory
The Brooklyns defeated the Philadelphia club in both games of a double header to avoid conflicts with the Crescens The Abbot race. Newton shone with bases loaded while Kelly and Farrell led at bat and Hallman sparkled in the field. Final scores show Brooklyn steady after a slow start with solid defense and timely hitting.
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Brooklyn
Crescens
Abbot
Brooklyns
Philadelphias
Newton
Kelly
Farrell
Hallman
Inings
Keenan to pitch at St Michael's altar boys picnic
William Keenan will pitch for St Michael's altar boys at their picnic today and spend a few days searching for Blondin in Indian Orchard. The Riversides and Brooksides will play at Lakeview avenue grounds Saturday for a purse of fifty dollars.
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William Keenan
St. Michael's Altar Boys
Blondin
Indian Orchard
Riversides
Brooksides
Lakeview Avenue
Eateries-Townsend and McFarland versus Newton and Farrell clash
A compact event between Eateries Townsend and McFarland and Newton and Farrell drew about 2700 attendees. Time recorded was 2.02 with references to Brooklyn and Philadelphia designators in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Townsend and McFarland
Newton and Farrell
Nash
Minnesota Farm Labor Shortage Puts Women in Fields
In Pope county Minnesota women are pressed into field labor due to shortages. The Minneapolis Tribune reports a twelve year old girl operating a binder pulled by five horses to manage unusually thick wheat, surpassing the effort of typical three-horse teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Pope County
Minneapolis Tribune
National leaguers split doubleheader at Polo Grounds
New York and Boston squared the two games at the Polo Grounds as the Nationals battled the Bostons. Taylor struggled in the opener while Willis proved difficult for Boston hitters, and Denzer pitched the second game for New York.
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New York
Bostons
Polo Grounds
Taylor
Willis
Denzer
New
Boston and Washington baseball doubleheader results
In Boston, Philadelphia 9, Boston 0 in the first game. Boston 4, Philadelphia 2 in the second. In Washington, Washington 8, Baltimore 4 in the first game with rain shortening play in the sixth. second game postponed by rain.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Unmatched NBA Matchups Across Cities
Chicago faces Boston while Milwaukee visits Philadelphia and Detroit plays Washington as Cleveland hosts Baltimore in a night of intercity basketball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Baseball doubleheader results in New York and Brooklyn
In New York, Boston beat New York 8 to 3 in game one, and New York won 3 to 0 in game two. In Brooklyn, Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in the first game, then beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 in the second game.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Sports pairings headline in early season matches
Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn highlight early city matchups with two more marquee games listed as Chicago travels to St. Louis. Strong teams compete with potential standings impact and regional bragging rights on the line.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Scores and forfeiture alter Buffalo and Montreal games
Buffalo beat Hartford 11 to 3 and Toronto defeated Worcester 9 to 6. Montreal beat Providence 9 to 0 but Providence forfeited in the seventh with the score 4 to 3. Rochester defeated Brockton 19 to 13.
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Buffalo
Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
Montreal
Providence
Hurst
Rochester
Brockton
Local Hockey Scores From Northeast Matchups
Worcester faced Toronto while Providence met Montreal and Brockton played Rochester. Hartford visited Buffalo with Bridgeport Bristol 3 and Bridgeport at Meriden Norwich 7. Meriden 1. Waterbury New London 7 and Waterbury 1. New Haven Derby 6 and New Haven 4.
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Meriden
Norwich
Waterbury
New London
New Haven
Derby
Ward and Davis defend doubles title at Newport
National doubles champions H Ward and D F Davis defeated L E B Ware and B C Wright 6-3 11-9 6-1 to claim permanent doubles cups first offered in 1890. The win marks their third consecutive title as Newport hosts clear weather and fast courts aid second day of the national tournament. Beals Wright and Leo Ware win singles and inter scholastic events also begin amid strong winds and bright play.
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Newport
H. Ward
D. F. Davis
L. EB. Ware
B. C. Wright
Ward
Davis
Dwight Davis
Holcombe Ward
Teo Ware
Beals Wright
Pennington Pierson
Leo Ware
D. K. Eldredge
H. B. Miller
Onward Silver Triumphs in Bonner Memorial at Brighton Beach
Trotting card at Brighton Beach drew smaller crowds due to threatening weather. The Bonner Memorial stake of 5000 dollars highlighted the day with Onward Silver narrowly beating Dolly Birdwell by a neck in heat one, while Dolly Dillon and Cornelia Bell traded wins in heat two and three. Captain Brino, Dick See, Shadow Chimes, Hetty G, Alberta D, and Easter led other notable races as early action included unfinished 2.20 pacing class.
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New York
New York Trotting Association
Brighton Beach
Bonner
Allen
Onward Silver
Metellas
Cornelia Bell
Dr. Book
Dolly Birdwell
Confessor
Dolly Dillon
Capt. Brino
Dick See
McDowell
Hetty G
Alberta D
Easter
Capt. Bracken
Brino
Ro Darnette
Blk. m
Ieee Dontciy Ce Cecssacanecsehe
Ro Smitz
M. G
Davis
Smart
Helen’ D
B. m
P. H. Flynn
B. G
Fociestts
Xava
Ch. m
McLane
Cabanela
Blk. S
Greer
Thornway
B. S
McHenry
Reckless
Foote
St. Patrick
McVey
Grand circuit draws crowded Glens Falls crowd at pace and trot finals
At Glens Falls New York on August 14 the grand circuit drew the largest crowd in years as nearly every business closed for race day. Mazette won the 2.06 pace in straight heats with Edith W as favorite. Eleata captured the 2.28 trot. Su sie J. driver change led to Charlie Me achieving 2.11% heat time in the 2.18 trot. Mazette Edith W. and Eleata topped their respective purses, with detailed heat times and horse entries listed.
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New England
Emma E
John T
Gaiety Girl
Eastern Lily
Consuela S
Dan T
B. m
Red Wilkes
Homer Cepsmp
Jay Bird
Guy Wilkes
Lan
Gi Yeue Des Ccasds
Anand Maud T
Johnson
Graham
B. G
McPherson
Hallie Bird
B. S
Knapp
Mackay Wilkes
Br. S
Miller
Robera
Avery
Glens Falls
N. Y
Edith W
Mazette
Bleata
Eleata
Susie J
A. McDonald
Charlie Me
Tennessee Wilkes
Maxine
Grady
Daniel
A. P. Mc Sea
the Maid
Garth
Br. m
Turner
Record Attendance Beats Previous At Old Orchard Races
At Old Orchard Maine yesterday the attendance at the races set a new record for the history of the venue this afternoon. The crowd, drawn by a full card of events, packed the grounds and spectators reported a lively afternoon of speed and competition.
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Old Orchard
Buffalo Pan-American cycling meet final results on board track
At Buffalo August 14 the National Cycling association Pan-American meet yielded a single final in the half mile amateur handicap won by P W Browne of Pittsburg. Lawson, Kimble, and Kraymer advanced to grand semis while Kramer and Taylor figures appear in multiple heats. Major Taylor and Jack Green posted strong showings in the one mile 2 10 class.
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Buffalo
National Cycling Association
Pan-American Stadium
P. W. Browne
Pittsburg
Kraymer
Fisher
Lawson
Owen Kimble
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Taylor
Iver Lawson
Owen
Kimble
Kramer
Chicago
Jack Green
Jenkins
Eagland
Secon
May
Fenn
Major Taylor
J. Ed. Newkirk
O. S. Kimble
Louisville
Jed Newkirk
England
Sidney Jenkins
George F. Campbell
Toronto
Engiana
Otto Maya
Erie
Worcester
Mass
Lester Wilson
James B. Bowler
Tinate
Fred H. Dahlke
Walter Smith
New York
D Ahike
Manchester Driving Park Races Conclude In Local Horse Show
In Manchester New Hampshire on August 14 local trotting horses raced after a postponed start. Laddy the brown gelding won easily while Sadie showed lameness. An accident during the first heat left driver L B Tremblay bruised as Otto bolted and circled the track three times before being stopped.
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Manahhester
N. H
Manchester Driving Park
Laddy
Sadie
Otto
L. B. Tremblay
Tremblay
New flaven and Hartford Railroad Schedule Changes
On and after June 11, 190, all trains from Lowell will depart at 7.10 11.2 and 5.25 a m for Yarnton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west. The 5:25 p m connects with the Stoning ton line for New York City the south and west. Sundays 7.15 a m for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. C Peter Clark Gen Supt A C Kendall Gen Pass Agent.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street L
Yarnton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Boston and Maine R R Timetable Large Station List
Boston and Maine schedule corrected to June 24 191. Trains from Pasa Street Depot Lowell depart for Boston at many morning times including 5.48 6.22 6.42 7.45 9.15 and 11.00 a m with Sunday 8.45. Middlesex Street Lowell departures follow for Boston with dense listing to various towns including Reading Haverhill Exeter and Portland. We note numerous times, divisions, and notes for Sundays and special routes to Salem Newburyport Hampton and St John with steamship links and Western Division adjustments. D. J. Flanders and W H Taft sign as General Pass and Ticket Agents.
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Pasa Street Depot
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
Lawrence and Haverhill
A. m
Lawrence
Reading
Western Division
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill
Hampton
North Hampton
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Wxeter
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Bangor
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Montreal
Quebec
Sunays
Eastport
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Woburn
Winchester
Southern Division
Ayer Junction
Fitchburg
Amherst
Milford
Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Joe Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Newport
N. He
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Central Vermont
Boston Air Line
Quebec Express
Printing and Office Stationery Quality Note
A brief note states that printing and all office stationery are well produced when work is completed properly.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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D. J. Flanders
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