Manchester Wins In Eleventh At Varick Park By One Run
In a hot afternoon game at Varick park Manchester beat Lowell 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Willis pitched well for Manchester while Bressler failed at a critical moment for Lowell. Lowell led 1-0 early, Manchester tied it, and Lowell tied again in the ninth before Manchester won with Nevers and Clark contributing timely plays. Final score 4-3, Manchester over Lowell.
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Fall River Defeats Haverhill In Fast 5-3 Win
Fall River earned its third straight victory by beating Haverhill 5 to 3 in a well played game. Meagher delivered at key moments while Fall River's hitting broke through in two innings. Derwin's eighth inning running catch preserved the lead. Hamilton and Spooner starred on defense and offense.
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Dover and Lawrence Duel in Double Header
In Dover New Hampshire on August 16 a double header was played between Dover and Lawrence. Details on scores and outcomes are not provided in the excerpt.
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Concord Beats Nashua in 12 Inning Softball Thriller
Concord won its eighth win of the week by defeating Nashua 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Noblitt started the decisive 12th with a double and scored on Kane’s single, while Nashua threatened in the bottom half but couldn’t convert. Pitching details note Hooker earned the win, Metcalf absorbed the loss, and Umpire Bradley called the game with 700 in attendance.
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Baseball doubleheaders yield tight league results
Saturday results from New England minor leagues show Manchester beating Manchester 4 3 in 11 innings, Concord edging Nashua 6 5 in 12 innings, Fall River defeating Haverhill 5 3, and a two game Dover sweep over Lawrence with 3 2 in the first and 2 3 in the second.
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League Gossip Highlights New England Baseball Standings
The New England league season narrows to three weeks as five teams pursue second place behind Manchester. Concord leads narrowly, with Lawrence close behind and Gonnard surging on a winning streak. Hamilton battles for second if it beats Fall River, while Lowell slides toward the sixth berth amid a weak outfield and mounting losses. Fall River Nashua and Dover loom as potential surprises as the campaign nears its end.
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Newspapers rally behind New England league stars and managers
The circuit's papers praise the league's teams and leadership, noting strong support from Nashua, Fall River, Lowell, and Haverhill. Mentioned are managers Burns, McDermott, Hamilton, and Lawrence figures, with criticism of Hamilton's diplomacy and details on fielding standouts Lake, Merritt, Connors, and McLaughlin amid a summary of suspensions and reinstatements.
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BASE BALL NOTES Lowell at Nashua today
Lowell faces Nashua in a local baseball note with mention of Shorty Girard now playing for Oldtown and Mekaana. The street railway team of Lowell and the Manchester team will meet in a nearby contest, reflecting regional baseball activity.
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Baseball prospects and injuries at the fairgrounds
The Concord Monitor reports a hotly contested upcoming game at the fairgrounds. Lowell’s George Thorne replaced manager Lake, recording 18 putouts and one error while Notty Lee suffered a head injury during practice in Nashua.
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Emmet Riverside clash ends with Riverside rally to 10 9
A hot finish at the Fairgrounds saw Emmet Riverside edge Emmetts by 10 to 9 after Riverside rallied from an 8 2 deficit in the seventh inning. Fitzpatrick’s three base hit cleared bases. Reidy pitched well for Riverside, while Niland toiled for Emmets in a dramatic finish that drew a large crowd.
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Week's Schedule for American and New England Baseball
This week's schedule lists games across three leagues. American section covers Detroit Boston Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore and more with multiple midweek matchups. New England and Eastern sections show regional games among Boston Chicago New York Montreal Toronto and Rochester across Mon through Sun.
Charter Oak Races Open at Charter Oak Park Aug 18
Hartford Aug 17 The grand circuit class races at Charter Oak park end Monday Aug 18. At that time starters for the $10,000 2.11 trot at the same track must be named.
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Anzella Defeats The Monk In Five Heat Trotting Duel
At Brighton Beach a grand circuit trotting meet ended with Anzella beating The Monk in a dramatic five heat race. Lord Derby posted a fastest-ever wagon pace of 2.05 3 4, while Anzella delivered a late surge to win the final two heats, finishing the mile in 2.08 1 2. The Monk led betting, but Anzella’s stellar stretches and decisive bursts propelled her to victory amid rising late prices for the mare.
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Eastern League results recap from Worcester to Jersey City
Saturday games saw Worcester 3 Buffalo and Jersey City 3 in a split, Montreal 1 at Jersey City, Providence 9 Rochester 6, Newark 3 Toronto 2. Sundayaction lists Newark 8 Toronto 3 and Providence 3 Rochester 1, with Jersey City Jersey City 4 incomplete.
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New York Wins Two Games in Chicago in Extra Innings
New York defeated Chicago twice at Chicago on August 17. The first game stretched to 14 innings with base running errors by Chicago. The second game saw New York rally with timely hits in the sixth inning for the final margin. Batteries McGinnity and Bower handled Chicago, Menefee and Kling for the Cubs, Cantillon umpired.
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Batteries-Cronin and Bowerman at New York game
Chicago and New York contest with Cronin Bowerman Williams Kling on court. Time 1.10. Cantillon on umpires. Game called on ace count of darkness. Attendance 11,600.
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Cincinnati Beats Pittsburg In Season Debut Upset
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg for the first time this season in a well played game with no errors. Poole, formerly of Pittsburg, led Cincinnati to victory as Price and Poole did the scoring while Bergen and Zimmer formed the battery. Attendance reached about 35,000 with Irwin as umpire.
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Longest St Louis Brooklyn game ends in tie in 18 innings
The St Louis and Brooklyn teams battled 18 innings to a scoreless tie before darkness ended play. Currie and Donovan pitched well for both sides as St Louis and Brooklyn combined for 14 and 17 hits respectively with three errors each. Attendance reached 11 700 despite the stalled finish.
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Baseball Scores Across Cities with Split Promotions
Reported results show Cincinnati earns a 38 to 6 win over Boston while Chicago defeats New York 3 to 2 in the first game and 3 to 1 in the 144 inning second game. St Louis ties Brooke lyn 7 to 7 as the eighteenth inning ends dark. Pittsburgh splits with Philadelphia 4 to 2 and 6 to 2. Cincinnati also defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 0 in a later encounter.
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League Results From Boston to Baltimore
In MLB action, Boston defeated Detroit 7 to 1 while Cleveland beat Washington 4 to 2 in ten innings. Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 1. Baltimore hosted St. Louis in a game reported as a Baltimore win.
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