Pitching Fails Doomed Lowell in Concord Doubleheader
In Concord on August 14 Lowell dropped two games to Concord 8-4 and 7-1. Drohan and Foley struggled, each blamed for early runs as Willis relieved them. Foley, a Concord hopeful, lasted briefly amid coaching shouts from Lowell players and poor fielding. Connors starred with one handed catch and a late run.
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Drohan
Foley
Willis
Lowell
Crohan
Plate
Jim
McLaughlin
Old Boy
Connors
Eben
Merritt
Jack
Lake
Pete
Sock
Concord and Lowell Battle With Errors in First Game
Concord and Lowell played a hard fought game with multiple errors guiding the score. Key moments saw Mullaney, Murphy, and Noblitt producing runs while McLaughlin and Drohan mixed in fielding miscues. Pitching shifts and walks stretched the contest into a tight late rally before Lowell could not close the gap.
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Merritt
Lake
Concord
Hooker
Mullaney
Murphy
Bressler
Pulsifer
Meghlin
Noblitt
Lowell
Thompson
Bigbie
Kane
McLaughlin
Kilroy
Doran
Blackman
Crohan
Rigbie
Connors
Sock
Drohan
Willis
Fall River Defeated 6 to 1 by Lawrence in Fourth Inning
Lawrence won 6 to 1 at Fall River as Yeager was knocked out in the fourth inning. Moore Head, recently suspended for six weeks, played short and delivered strong fielding. Score: 6-1.
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Lawrence
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Dover Beats Haverhill Twice In Easy Baseball Wins
Dover defeated Haverhill 7 to 5 in the first game and 4 to 0 in the second at Haverhill. Umpire Beville ruled a foul ball fair in the seventh, enabling Dover to score twice. Towne pitched best to date this season, with Bernard and Joyce delivering standout batting in the opener.
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Murch
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Towne Time
Manchester Players and Managers Stir Local Baseball News
The article covers team injuries and retirements, manager John Smith rumored to seek a franchise in Pawtucket or nearby cities, plus suspensions of Secretary Morse and a tense New England league scene. It notes O’Brien’s marriage, Williams and other players, and fan reactions in Manchester, Haverhill, and Lowell.
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John Smith
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Pagahoujas
Toons
Pawetucket
Taunton
New Bedford
Fni Agit Baseball
Hugh J.s Lee
Payituclet
Stuck
Pawtucket Francaise
Newport
Breckton
John
Fall River Globe
Jacob C. Morse
New England League of Baseball
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Haverhill
Thor
Wwayne
Hopperhill
Morse
Fred Lake
Fred Doe
Billy
Excent
League
New England League
Kanganz
Heartland
Masie House
Haverhill Gazette
Volz Leads Nashua Past Visiting Team With Home Run
Nashua New Hampshire Aug 14 Volz powered the win as Nashua gathered fifteen hits and sixteen runs. A third inning homer by Volz stood out while Gokey limited the visitors to six hits in a tight fielding game. Score:
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Gokey
Baseball Scores From Recent City Matchups
Concord plays Lowell in two games with results 4 to 7 and 1 to 4 in the first and second games respectively. Nashua defeats Manchester 6 to 3. Lawrence defeats Fall River 4 to 21 in Fall River. Dover defeats Haverhill in one game 7 to 5 while the second game has Dover ahead of Haverhill with an unclear final.
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Concord
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Fall River
Lawrence
Fall Rive
Haverhill
Dover
Base Ball Notes Manchester in Lowell Today
Manchester in Lowell today with a noted hopeful roster. Hooker, though experienced, appears younger and must be watched as he negotiates with Cincinnati’s manager and Doran of the New England league. Mor rissey likely in the box for Manchester, Bressler for Lowell. O’Brien may return to play amid rough Concord trips and wet grounds.
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Cincinnati
Hooker
Catwin Doran
Manchester
Morrissey
Bressler
Lowell
O’brien
Eastern League results show uneven hits and late drives
Chicago lost another game as the visitors Davis missed a short stop due to illness. Boston notes timely home runs while Philadelphia takes a doubleheader from Detroit. Providence beat Rochester 6 to 4, Worcester's marathon 10 innings over Buffalo 10 to 9, Newark routed Toronto 10 to 1, and Jersey City defeated Montreal 9 to 4.
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Chicago
Davis
Philadelphia Beats Detroit as Poor Hitters Sink Tigers
Detroit lost two more to Philadelphia as weak batting nullified scoring chances. Hartzel starred in the second game while Wilson and Schreck, McCarthy and McGuire shared pitching duties. Time 1.35. Attendance 5910.
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Detroit
Hartzel
Philadelphia Detroit Battery Beaters Clash Details
In a noted match, batteries Mitchell and Powers faced Yeager and Buelow with McGuire involved. Time noted as 1.25 with Umpire Sheridan presiding and attendance recorded at 5910.
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Powers
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Buelow
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Cleveland Narrowly Defeats Baltimore In Tight See-Saw Game
Baltimore and Cleveland played a close contest as Hickman, Whes attempted to pitch for three years after coming near a win. Shields delivered a hard hit in the first inning leading to substitutions. Final score shows Cleveland edging Baltimore 8 to 4 with Shields, Katoll, Robinson, Hickman, and Bemis credited in a seesaw offensive game.
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Shields
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Boston Boston 3 Chicago 1 and other league results
Scores show Boston beating Chicago 3 to 1, Baltimore defeating itself 2, and Philadelphia beating Detroit 4 to 3 with a second game Philadelphia 5 Detroit 1. Washington and St. Louis game postponed due to rain.
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Leach Leads Pittsburg Past Boston With Four Hit Game
Pittsburg defeated Boston as Leach starred with two home runs a double and a single Tannehill troubled Boston but the Pirates won the game Leach was the feature of the day while Eason received no steady support from Boston in this Aug 14 contest.
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Zion C C versus Mohairs in South Mohair clash
The Zion C C will meet the Mohairs at South Lowell on Saturday in a league game. Captain W Croft leads C Waite A Hindle M Meiklejohn W Nelson J Howarth G Bailey H Hadley H Beaumont R Bertwistle J Greenwood, with reserves H Maden and W Cannon. The previous Chelmsford street meeting ended 68 all out to 44 for the visitors, a result the Zion's side hopes to reverse to hinder Mohairs pursuit of the league trophy.
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Philadelphia Finishes St Louis With Rally In Eighth
Philadelphia defeated St Louis to win the final game as Murphy faltered in the eighth inning. Battery notes list White and Doom for Philadelphia and Murphy with M O'Neil and Ryan for St Louis. Time marked 1.45. Umpire Prislie. Attendance 325.
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Reds Complete Eastern Swing With 6 3 Win Over Giants
New York hosted Cincinnati on August 14 as the Reds finished a Eastern trip with a 6 to 3 victory. Cincinnati outbatted the home team and nearly clinched the win in the first inning with four runs. McGraw and Kelly were away in town on a recruiting trip.
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Chicago Takes Final Brooklyn Wins 6-2 in Series
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as the home team’s fielding slumped. Taylor was hit hard though half his ten hits came with runners on, while Chicago’s offense struck in bursts. Batteries were Taylor and Kling for Brooklyn with Newton and Farrell for Chicago. Time 1.40. Umpire Brown. Attendance 3100.
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National League Results From Today's Card
In Boston Pittsburgh won 6 to 1 while Brooklyn defeated Chicago 6 to 2 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 5 to 4. New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3.
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League results from New Haven to Haverhill
In Com league play New Haven defeated Norwich 5 to 4 while Springfield beat Waterbury 7 to 1 Meriden beat New London 10 to 8 and Bridgeport edged Hartford 3 to 0 In American league Chicago visits Boston Detroit visits Philadelphia St Louis visits Washington Cleveland visits Baltimore Eastern games include Buffalo at Worcester Rochester at Providence Toronto at Newark Montreal at Jersey City New England games feature Manchester Lowell Concord Nashua Lawrence Fall River Haverhill Dover
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Local amateur baseball roundup reports 21 14 win at Mountain Rock
Yesterday afternoon H B Shattuck & Sons defeated a team from Misch's store at Mountain Rock by 21 to 14 with Kelly delivering the pivotal batting. At Murphy's field Pawtucketville O Donnel Gilbride Tradesmen beat O Donnel Gilbride Salesmen 9 to 6. Middlesex Juniors toppled North Chelmsford 4 to 3 in a tight game. Bean and Martel starred with strong batting and Martel showcased a sharp pace. Lowell One Price over Centreville Clerks 32 to 11 led by Crowley pitching and Gauthier at bat. Riversides and Emmets set for next Saturday at the Fairgrounds for city amateur championship and purse amid intense rivalry and strong fan betting.
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Titus And Scholes Set For Toronto Hall Challenge Cup
Toronto reports efforts to bring C S Titus of New York to row for the Hall challenge cup, symbolizing the championship of Toronto bay on Sept 13. An invitation has been extended, with Louis Scholes as an opponent. The pair have met twice, Scholes winning at Henley, Titus winning the other.
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Willie Anderson Captures Lenox Open Title
Willie Anderson, the open professional champion, defeated a strong field at Lenox Golf Club in a 35 holes medal play event. A $20 cash prize pool was awarded with $100 going to the winner. Bernard Nichols led after the first round with 74, but Anderson held steady to finish one hole ahead.
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Palma trophy rifle match postponement shifts tryouts
The Palma rifle competition at Ottawa has been postponed to September 13 at the English team’s request. American team trials scheduled for August 15 and 16 in New York are moved to September 8. Selection will use performances in the match and scores from the trials, as determined by a National Rifle Association committee.
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Brighton Beach Pace Show Surges With 2.03 Milestone
Seven thousand spectators witnessed a gala Brighton Beach meeting with fast seasonal records. Prince Alert paced 2.03 1-4 to win the special against Anaconda, while Susie J won the 2.10 trot heat in 2.06 1-2. Dan Patch matched his 2.00 3-4 pacing record in the grand special, and Twinkle captured the Brighton Purse in straight heats after a first heat upset.
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Pacing heats in Old Orchard as favorites win events
Ten heats went to favored drivers at Old Orchard Maine with Alice Holmes winning the postponed 2.24 class despite not matching her mark. Her driver Alen was fined $1 07 for alleged fraudulent driving and appealed. Great Guy's driver Stanley was fined $50 for laying up heats while $50 of the purse went to Driver Palin. Continuous on page three.
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