Manchester Takes Game From Lowell In Clash At Fairgrounds
Manchester defeated Lowell 12 to 8 at the Fairgrounds, with The Candy Bev ille delivering a costly fielding day. Manchester broke open a close game with seven runs in the eighth and ninth, led by strong hitting from Smith Cross and McLaughlin. Beville struggled on the mound and in the field, while Lowell rallied early but faded as Manchester seized the late innings.
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Lowell
Fairgrounds
Candy Beville
McLaughlin
Lake
Hickey
Lew Cross
Farrell
Voltz
Whiting
Clark
Beville
Lynch
Smith
Kelly
Blackman
Cross
Merritt
Rapp
Taro
Kane
Connors
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Cross Cf
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Beville P
Lake McLaughlin
Cassidy
Hassett
Nashua Falls to Haverhill in Close 11-10 Defeat
Nashua lost to Haverhill 11 to 10 in a late starting game lacking an official umpire. White and Gokey shared duties as umpires. Kerins held Nashua scoreless six innings before Nashua finally broke through in the seventh. McGinley entered in the eighth and Labelle struggled with poor support.
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N. H
Haverhill
White
Gokey
Kerins
McGinley
Labelle
Nashua Nashua Defeats Haverhill in Narrow Contest
In Nashua, the home team edged Haverhill 4 to 2 as Pollard Shea Kearney Coveney and Wise led the offense with key hits. Pitchers Labelle Kerins and McGinley worked, with Nashua stealing bases and earning two runs in the late innings to seal the win before 300 fans.
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Girard
Dillion Tb
Hanscomb If
Shea
Labelle P
Waad Kearney Cf
Smith
Coveney Rf
Colpoys
Haverhill
Pollard
Kearney
Coveney
Wise
O’neil
Connolly
Dillion
Hanscomb
Labelle
Kerins
McGinley
Spooner
Gokey and White
Portland Defeats Lewiston In Loose Game 9 to 7
Portland beat Lewiston 9 to 7 in a loosely played contest in Lewiston. Gray of Portland split his finger in the seventh but continued after treatment, shifting from left to right field. Score Portland 9 Lewiston 7. Batteries Newenham Wiley Meserve Kane Clark. Time 1.50. Umpire Wheelock. Attendance 400.
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Portland
Gray
Newenham
Wiley
Meserve, Kane and Clark
Wheelock
Lowell
Maine
Dee
Manchester Union
Fred Lake
Jack Wiley
Lowell and Portland Rivalry Sparks Weekend Baseball
Lowell led Manchester 12 to 8 and Lewiston beat Portland 9 to 7 while Nashua triumphed over Haverhill 11 to 10. Report notes Beville and Crosser Smith pitching for Manchester, Portland protest over a game, and Lewiston Lowell tied for third as fans hope Portland wins the pennant.
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Lowell
Portland
Manchester
Blue Clippers Edge Old Timers In Narrow 2 1 Victory
The Blue Clippers defeated the Old Timers 2 to 1 in a 11 inning contest on Bunker Hill in Centralville yesterday.
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Blue Clippers
Bunker Hill
Centralville
Printers Beat Barbers After Umpire Won't Play Again
The Printers defeated the Barbers at Mountain Rock yesterday afternoon with an 8 to 1 lead after seven innings. A barber threw a ball at the umpire in a dispute, striking him on the face, ending the game and barring the Printers from future play with the barbers.
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Printers
Barbers
Mountain Rock
Lawn bowls tournament round two set for August 22
The second round of the lawn bowls tournament begins Thursday August 22 with Team 1 featuring J Briggs C Dugan A Thompson and D A Harrington and Team 2 including J Sutton W Harrington T Southam and G Kitchener. Points are to be played 15 up.
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J. Briggs
C. Dugan
A. Thompson
D. A. Harrington
J. Sutton
W. H. Harrington
T. Southam
G. Kitchener
Double Funeral for Hiram and Vashti Baird in Westboro
The August 19 service at the Methodist church honored Hiram Baird and his wife Vashti. Rev Theodore Gleason officiated as two sons Lorin and Walter, grandson Ralph Baird, and nephew Edward Claflin served as bearers. The couple, married 57 years, died within 36 hours of each other. their remains were interred beside one another in a single grave.
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Westboro
Hiram Baird
Vashti Baird
Methodist Church
Theodore Gleason
Lorin
Walter
Ralph Baird
South Framingham
Edward Claflin
Boston Americans edge Duffys Milwaukeees in long tense win
In Boston August 19 Dowd scored from third on a passed ball in the seventh to tie the game as Ferris and Shreck delivered key hits. Boston prevailed in the 18th after strong fielding, including Shrecks foul snag near the grand stand and Collins sensational 18th inning catch. Milwaukee left three on in the sixth as Collins leapt to snag Maloney and force Gilbert off the base. Score: Boston.
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Dowd
Ferris
Shreck
Collins
Milwaukee
Maloney
Gilbert
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Hastings P
Boston Veede
Hoghever
Freeman
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Stahl
Hustings
Winters
Hemphilis
Cantillion
Baltimore Wins Hard-Fought 4-3 Over Detroit
Baltimore secured a 4-3 victory over Detroit in an exciting American League game marked by strong umpire protests. Bresnahan was ejected for kicking, McGinnity removed, and police protected the umpire after the finish. Batteries Nops Bresnahan Robinson Yeager Shaw. Time 2.10. Attendance 1889.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Bresnahan
McGinnity
Nops
Washington 5 Chicago 2 in 7th inning surge
Washington American Leaguers defeated Chicago 5 to 2 as three seventh inning runs came from a single double triple and home run. Carrick pitched well with men on base and Isbell made a notable stop. Coughlin benched for disputing a call. Attendance 1714.
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Washington
Chicago
Carrick
Isbell
Dungan
Coughlin
Nichols Tops Matthewson In Nationals Clash For Third Win
Nichols outpitched the rookie Matthewson as New York Nationals stranded runs during openings innings. In the eighth and ninth, five runs crossed after modest hits, while visitors flubbed defensively in the field.
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Boston
Nichols
Matthewson
New York Nationals
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago in National League Tilt
Cincinnati National leaguers beat Chicago as Stimmel and Hishes shine on the mound. After a tight start, two errant throws by Doyle and Childs prove costly while Stimmel blanks Chicago until two outs. No Chicago runner reaches third. Cincinnati bats tally a few early runs.
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Cincinnati
National Leaguers
Chicago
Loth Stimmel
Hishes
Doyle
Childs
Stimmel
Pittsburg Nationals Rally For Big Third Inning Win
St Louis report notes the Pittsburg Nationals overpowering with a heavy third inning as Harper is knocked out, six hits in the third frame yield five runs. Sud-
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St. Louis
Pittsbeg Nationals
Harper Wee
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Breaks Harper Streak in Short Game
Doheny was hit early and replaced by Phillippi as Pittsburg halted Harper's run. The battering rotation included Philippi Doheny Zim mer Sudhoff and Heydon with Ryan. Time two point ten. Attendance six thousand. St Louis scored in bursts but Pittsburg edged ahead with a final strike sequence.
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Hoff
Harper
Pittsburg
Doheny
Phillippi
St. Louis
Philippi
Zimmer
Sudhoff
Baseball marathon ends in 18 innings at Boston
In a long 18 inning game the Boston team defeats Milwaukee 6 to 5 at Boston-Boston. Washington wins 5 to 2 over Chicago in Washington. Baltimore nips Detroit 4 to 3 in Baltimore. Philadelphia Cleveland game postponed by rain in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
Local Scores Prompt Rain Postponement In Baseball Card
Boston and New York opened with Boston 11 to New York 6 while St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 5. Cincinnati also posted a 2 run win over Chicago and the Philadelphia Brooklyn Philadelphia game was postponed due to rain.
Rain Delays Modify Connecticut League and Roundup Scores
Rain postpones all Connecticut league games in New Haven. League results include Toronto 8 Providence 0, Rochester 7 Hartford 1, Montreal 6 Worcester 5 in 10 innings. Today’s schedule lists Milwaukee at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Baltimore, New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Worcester at Montreal, Brockton at Buffalo, Hartford at Rochester, Providence at Toronto, and New England games Lowell at Manchester Nashua at Haverhill Lewiston at Portland.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Hartford
Montreal
Worcester
Eastern
Brockton
New England
Lowell
Manchester
Nashua
Haverhill
Lewiston
Portland
Michael defeats McFarland in Madison Square Garden race
Michael wins the 15 mile motor paced match race at Madison Square Garden before 5000 spectators, finishing eight laps ahead of McFarland. He sets multiple indoor records from mile one through mile eight and tops the event with a rapid sequence of times listed for each mile.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Michael
McFarland
Kramer
Taylor
Jack Coburn
Newark
Jed Newkirk
G. R
Leander
Chicago
George C. Schrieber
This City
H. M. Kuchno
Long Island City
Anxious About Murphy Sailed for Royal Canoe Club Trophy
Friends of Herman D. Murphy of Winchester seek news on his performance in the Royal Canoe club trophy races held Thursday to Saturday last week. Murphy, who sailed July 20 in the club regatta, finished third in a 15-canoe field aboard an Atlantic-built craft. He notes his vessels’ windward sailing superiority and praises Langston harbor as ideal for racing.
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Boston
Herman D. Murphy
Winchester
Royal Canoe Club
England
Winchester Boat Club
Thomas W. Lawson
Murphy
Sam
Langston Harbor
Constitution and Columbia Postponed Race at Larchmont
New York Aug 19 The Constitution and Columbia did not race at Larchmont today due to thick weather and a small gale. The committee said the race would not be rescheduled tomorrow and the teams will meet again only Thursday and Saturday at the Sewanahaka club in Oyster Bay.
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New York
Constitution
Columbia
Larchmont
Sewanahaka Club
Oyster Bay
Captain Eric M. Gabrielson Dies at Edgartown Home
Captain Eric M. Gabrielson, formerly in the revenue service, died of heart disease at his Edgartown home this afternoon. Born in Norway, 53 years ago, he served as an acting ensign in the Civil War, joined the revenue cutter service in 1865, became a captain in 1878, and was placed on permanent waiting orders in 1895.
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Edgartown
Eric M. Gabrielson
Revenue Service
Gabrielson
Norway
Revenue Cutter Service
Ex Mayor O Mullen Dies In Halifax At 200000 Wealth
Ex mayor Patrick O Mullen, a leading Halifax citizen and resident of the People s Bank of Halifax, died this morning. He was unmarried and valued at about 200000 dollars.
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Halifax
Patrick O’mullen
People’s Bank of Halifax
Narragansett park to host grand circuit harness racing
The light harness horse brigade of the grand circuit will race at Providence next week for five days starting Monday. Manager Dexter announced an excellent entry list with hobble pacers in evidence including Anaconda Prince Alert Conner and others. Narragansett park is praised as a premier outdoor venue for horse racing and the meeting is anticipated to be great.
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Providence
Dexter
Anaconda
Prince Alert
Conner
Narragansett Park
Readville Opener Thrills as Country Jay Captures Blue Hill
Grand Circuit meeting at Readville opened under New England Trotting Horse Breeders' association patronage with four events. Country Jay West Kentucky gelding won the Blue Hill stake in straight heats, while Shorty captured the 2:16 pace amid a tight finish with Agnes Le May and Ellice. Junero upset favorites in the 2:13 pace, and Alberta D. shone in the 2:25 class trot with several heats run in drizzly rain.
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New England
Shorty
Agnes le May
Ellice
Junero
Special Boy
Belle Cannon
Alberta D
Janero
Mr. Lawson
W. H. Moody
Lawson
Blue Hill
Country Jay
Iva Dee
George Smith
Kozy
Poindexter Lively
Kentucky
Poindexter
Frank Yokum
Marque
Bingen, Jr
Easter
Alberta
Alf
Miss Wicker
Alcyone
McDonald
Baige
Briggs
Don Riley
Hudson
Inesco
Sterling
Shockencey
Hylie T
M. Paige
Cuba
Freeman
Doan's Ointment Promises Relief From Itching
A testimonial-filled notice touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for hemorrhoids and skin itching. John Leach of 43 Albion Street reports long suffering, failed remedies, and an operation, with rapid relief and no relapse after a year. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, agents.
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Dean
Lowell
John Leach
Albion Street
Doan
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean’s
Draw Result in 15 Rounds Between Smith and Byers
In St John New Brunswick on August 19 Mysterious Billy Smith and George Byers fought 15 rounds to a draw at Victoria rink The contest saw Byers in good condition while Smith appeared out of training Referee was John T Power.
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George Byers
St. John, N. B
St. John
N. B
Victoria Rink
Byers
Smith
John T. Power
Newflaven and Hartford R R schedules at Lowell depot
On and after June 1 1900 all trains will leave Lowell Middlesex Street depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 11 25 am and 5 25 pm. Trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg. The 6 25 pm train connects with the Stonington line for New York City the south and west. Sundays for South Mansfield Pawtucket Providence way stations 7 15 am. C Peter Clark Supt AC Kendall Pass. Agent.
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South Framingham
Way
Boston and Albany R. R
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Springfiel
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Fitchburg R. R
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Southern Division
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Fitchburg
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Uebec Express
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Bedford
zVia
Wilmington
D. J. Flanders
H. C. Taft
Boston and Maine Train Schedules Listed for Numerous Routes
Corrected timetable details list Boston and Maine trains from Lowell and Middlesex Street stations to Boston Lawrence Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Ports mouth Rockland St John Halifax and more. Includes Sunday departures and connections to Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Lewiston Bath Waterville Bangor and coastal ports with various times and notes on seasonal services.
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Middlesex” ‘Street
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Western Division
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Ees
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Halifax
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