Nashua Downs Lowell in Wild Lawndale Park Finish
Nashua defeats Lowell 10 to 9 at Lawndale Park amid crowd misbehavior. Fred Lake starred at first base with crucial steals and a late home run by Cross after a key Nashua rally. Umpire and officers struggled to control spectators as Lowell led 4 0 after two innings but Nashua surged back to win in the ninth.
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Lowell
Lawndale Grounds
Gokey
Cross
Fred Lake
Lew Cross
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Lowell Boys
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Hickey
Charlie Horse
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Kearney
Cross Let Fy At One ,and Hanscomb
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Blackman
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Manchester Team Tops Portland In Finely Waged Game
Manchester New Hampshire defeated Portland five to three as Captain Wiley’s visitors failed to convert errors into runs. Long pitched well for Portland while Conroy’s long homer highlighted the visitors’ offense and Farrell pitched superbly for the home club with strong defensive support signaling intention to win the pennant next week.
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Manchester
N. H
Capt. Wiley
Portland
Long
W.hen
Conroy
Farrell
Portlands
John Wiley
Portland Club
Pat Conroy
Funston Cameron
Billy Barry
Kane
Maine
Lewiston Journal
Haverhill Beats Lewiston In Tight Pitchers Battle
Haverhill defeated Lewiston 3 to 1 in a closely fought game. McGinley held the edge with strong pitching while Joeuare staged notable base running in the sixth and eighth innings. Murphy and Burrill contributed solid batting as a sharp line drive catch highlighted the spectacle. Batteries McGinley Schincel Towne Burrill. Time 1:37. Umpire Wheelock. Attendance 500.
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Haverhill
Lewiston
McGinley
Joeuare
Murphy
Burrill
Schincel
Towne and Burrill
Wheelock
Local Score Recap From New England Matches
Nashua-Nashua 10 beat Lowell 9 while Manchester 5 defeated Portland 3 and Haverhill led Lewiston 3 to 0 in a late game score update.
GAMES TODAY Nashua Lowel Portland Haverhill Lewiston Manchester
Local schedule lists Nashua at Lowell Portland at Haverhill and Lewiston at Manchester for today. Timings not provided.
Nashua and Lowell clash as season winds down
Diamond Dust reports Nashua at Lowell with Old Man Lake in strong form as Colpoys is released. Batman replaces him and Jean Baptiste Girard shines with three hits. No Nashua money noted yesterday amid Lowell sports action.
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Lake
Colpoys
Nashua
Batman
Jean Baptiste Girard
Lowell Sports
Baseball troubles and pennant hopes drift through Portland and Manchester
Recounting misplays and remarkable catches from yesterday's games, the narrative covers Merritt's charged error, Cassidy’s glove feats, and a double play on Hanscom's fly. It notes Voltz's wavering arm and possible move to the Boston Americans, Mathis's stubborn yearlong pursuit, and the Portlands' dramatic season mood as Lewiston and Manchester lament baseball fortunes.
East Boston Mohair Cricket Game Cancelled Saturday
The East Boston Mohairs cricket match on Chelmsford street grounds was called off due to East Boston team delays preventing a 4 p m start. Secretary Humphriss cancelled the game as 4 p m is too late for cricket this season. The Mohairs will attend Geo Kitchener's whippet races. A Merrimack Valley Cricket League meeting is set for Saturday at 8 p m in the Brunswick hotel Lawrence.
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Chelmsford Street
Lowell
Humphriss
Mohairs
Geo. Kitchener
Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Brunswick Hotel
Lawrence
Patrick of the Buntings Tops League Batting Averages
Patrick of the Buntings leads the league with a .216 season batting average. David Hird of the Mohairs trails at .201 with two more chances to bat. Burns leads bowling at 2.74, while Hird sits close with 16 wickets for 46 runs and an average of 2.87 with two games remaining.
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Patrick
The
Buntings
David Hird
Mohairs
Burns
Hird
Bunting Players’ Averages From Merrimack Valley Cricket Games
The report details bowling and batting averages for Bunting players across Merrimack Valley Cricket League games. Key figures include top wicket takers and leading run scorers, with per match figures and season totals.
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Bunting
Merrimack Valley Cricket League
M Farland and Lawson Clash at Washington Cycle Meet
The Washington grand circuit bicycle meet ended with a foul dispute when McFarland accused Lawson of causing a fall and struck him, police stopped the scene and John B. Fischer placed third. Tom Cooper won the mile consolation, and Frank Kramer and Iver Lawson posted fast times in the half mile and one mile events.
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Washington
Baseball
McFarland
Lawson
John B. Fischer
Tom Cooper
Frank Kramer
East Orange
Iver Lawson
Chicago
Detroit
Local youth wins handicap stroke off at Clifton links
R Murray Boutwell, 13, son of R M Boutwell, won the cup in the handicap stroke off tournament at Clifton golf links on Tuesday. With 36 entries, his victory over older players is praised as very creditable and he is now qualified to enter the star class for the Chick cup.
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R. Murray Boutwell
R. M. Boutwell
Clifton Golf Links
Courier Ad Notice to Readers and Advertisers
A concise notice to advertisers and readers stating that the Courier includes advertisements and that the public should review their ads in the issue. The message confirms visibility of paid announcements and invites engagement with the publication’s advertising pages.
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The
Courier
Boston Americans Dominate as Milwaukee Errors Seal Third Win
Boston Americans secured a third straight victory over Milwaukee as visitors out-batted the hosts but faltered on errors. A running catch by Collins highlighted the win in a game where timely mistakes decided the outcome. Score:
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Boston Americans
Boston
Milwaukee
Collins
Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 7 as Pirates edge in low-scoring affair
Philadelphia wins two poorly played AL twinbill against Cleveland. In game one a wild throw and base on balls set up a two-base hit for the decisive run. game two sees seven hits in the sixth producing five runs. Steelman debut behind the plate after Wood's hand injury. Connor starts at catcher. Attendance 3238.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Wood
Connor
Mack
Steelman
Brooklyn
Hartford
Philadelphia Cleveland Battery Contest Details
A brief baseball or athletic clash lists teams Philadelphia and Cleveland with battery pairs Wiltse and Powers versus Dowl ing and Connor. Time recorded 1.40 with Umpire Sheridan and attendance noted at 3238.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Frazer and Steelman
Bracken and Conner
Sheridan
Wiltse
Powers
Dowling
Connor
Washington's Controversial Loss to Chicago at Home
In Washington the game against Chicago was halted in the fourth inning after Shugart struck Haskell and Katell tried to clash with Umpire Haskell. A pitched ball hit Haskell, enabling Clingman to score. Pandemonium ensued as Shugart was benched then struck by a spectator until police restored order. Mercer pitched well for Washington in a 9-3 Chicago victory with Clingman delivering notable fielding.
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Washington
Shugart
Chicago
Haskell
Katell
Sugden
Clingman
Katoll
Mercer and Clarke
Boston Defeats New York in National League Tilt
Boston hitters rallied in the sixth and eighth innings aided by errors as Dineen steadied late and Tenney delivered key hits. New York scored with a single run in the first and a two in the seventh. Demont Davis Denzer and Selbach each had two-base hits. Umpire Dwyer watched 800 in attendance.
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Boston
Dineen
Tenney
Dentzer
New York
Demont
Davis
Denzer
Selbach
Long
Cenzer
Dwyer
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Nationals Triumph In Rainy Cincinnati Opener
In Cincinnati on August 21 the Chicago Nationals won easily the first game of a doubleheader despite a drizzle and a wet ball that favored pitcher Waddell as he shut down the opposition.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Nationals
Waddell
Chicago Beats Cincinnati Behind Debut Of Weyhing
Chicago lofted 12 hits, 18 runs, edging Cincinnati 18 to 1 as Weyhing struggled in his red uniform debut. Second game postponed to tomorrow at home. Waddell Kahoe Weyhing Bergen battery. umpire Behile. crowd about 2,300.
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Gus Weyhing
Chicago
Cincinnati
Waddell
Kahoe
Weyhing
Bergen
Behile
Powell and Tannehill duel as St Louis top Pirates in 12
In St Louis on August 21 a 12 inning National League game ended 4 to 2 in favor of St Louis over Pittsburg. Wallace hit a three base hit in the 12th while Burger followed with a long fly driving in the winning run. Pittsburg had a chance in the 11th but Zimmer tripled to start their trouble. Batteries Powell Ryan Tannehill Zimmer. Time 2.13. Umpires O Day Brown. Attendance 2500.
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St. Louis
Powell
Tannehill
Wallace
Burger
Pittsburg
Zimmer
Ryan
O’day
Brown
Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 2 in National League clash
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Kitson failed to sustain his streak. White held firm after the third inning while Philadelphia's offense collected 12 hits. Batteries: White and Douglass for Philadelphia Farrell and Kitson for Brooklyn. Time 1.45. Attendance 1601.
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Kitson
Brooklyn
Philadelphias
White
Douglass
Farrell
Emslie
Baseball scores from the day highlight multiple matchups
In Boston Boston defeated Milwaukee 8 to 5. Baltimore forfeited 9 to 0 against Detroit. Philadelphia split with Cleveland, 8 to 7 in the first game and 7 to 3 in the second. Washington defeated Chicago 8 to 0.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Inter State Gun Club opens two day shoot at Auburn range
Lewiston Maine August 21 The Inter State Gun Club association opened a two day shoot at Auburn Gun Club range with top marks from Neil of Portland who broke 171 of 175 targets. Preble of Waterville was close behind with 167. Out of town crack shots from Pascoag Rhode Island San Francisco Campobello Massachusetts New York Boston and Montreal joined Waterville New England’s champions for the event which continues Thursday.
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Inter- State Gun Club Association
Auburn
E. C. Griffith
Pascoag
R. I
Jack Fanning
San Francisco
B. Leroy Woodward
Campbello
Mass
O. R. Dickey
W. L. Colville
B. H. Norton
New York
Lambert
Boston
Waterville
New England
George E. Thompson
Bath
Montreal
Kee gan wins two prizes in Providence meet
In Providence on August 21 Patrick Kee gan of Lowell won the one mile open. Archie Rawlins of New Bedford was second and C R Baxter of Fall River third. In the two-thirds mile handicap William Kellar of this city took first with Fred Partridge of Medfield second and J H Holmes of this city third. The two-mile open lap race was led by Patrick Kee gan of Lowell and L E Mettling of Boston tied for first with Baxter third and Sam Sulkins of Boston fourth.
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R. I
Patrick Keegan
Lowell
Archie Rawlins
New Bedford
C. R. Baxter
Fall River
Wm. Kellar
This City
Fred Partridge
Medfield
Mass
J. H. Holmes
L. E. Mettling
Boston
Co. R. Baxter
Sam Sulkins
Belle of Lexington Sets Six-Furlong Track Record at Saratoga
Saratoga N Y August 21 W J Arkel s filly Belle of Lexington broke the six furlongs track record clocking 1 12 2 5 beating the prior 1 12% mark by Voter two years earlier with 95 pounds on her back William C Whitney achieved a double triumph in the 10000 Grand Union hotel stakes his two year olds King Hanover and Goldsmith finishing first and second respectively
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N. Y
W. J. Arkell
William C. Whitney
Goldsmith
National League Results From Latest Baseball Games
In Boston, Boston 5 beat New York 2. Chicago won 9 to 1 over Cincinnati in the first game, with the second game Chicago Cincinnati postponed by rain. Philadelphia 6 defeated Brooklyn 2. St Louis 4 beat Pittsburg 3.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Eastern League results from Providence Brockton Hartford Worcester
Providence 1 Buffalo 0. Brockton 10 Montreal 6. Hartford 3 Toronto 2. Worcester 5 Rochester 4.
Connecticut League Results Snapshot
Bridgeport defeated Derby 15 to 2 while Norwich routed Bristol 9 to 2. New London beat Meriden 6 to 4 and Waterbury won 4 to 1 at New Haven.
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Derby
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Bristol
New London
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Waterbury
New Haven
Cresceus to meet The Abbot at Charter Oak
Boston reports Cresceus and The Abbot set for a three in five race at Charter Oak in Hartford on September 4 with a $7000 purse. $5000 goes to the winner and $2000 to the loser. Also on Labor Day a free for all trot with six starters and a $2500 purse, mile heats, best three in five.
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Charter Oak Pack
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the Monk
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Cleveland at Boston and other league matchups
National and Eastern division games feature New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Buffalo at Providence Toronto at Hartford Rochester at Worcester Montreal at Brockton plus Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Washington Chicago at Baltimore.
Pittsburg Phil Sells Stallion Isidor for 20000 at Saratoga
Saratoga August 21 G H Smith known as Pittsburg Phil sold his stallion Isidor by Amphion out of Imp Isis to Stephen Sanford and son of the Hurricane stud for about $20,000. A condition was imposed that the horse shall never be raced again.
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N. Y
G. H. Smith
Pittsburg Phil
Stephen Sanford
Hurricane Stud
Isidor
Amphion
Isis
Yesterday's Forfeit: Detroits Triumph Over Baltimore
In Baltimore, the game between the Baltimore and Detroit American league clubs ended in the fourth inning when umpire Connolly forfeited the affair to Detroit 9 to 0. The actual score stood 7 to 4 Detroit. Fuss over umpiring led to the forfeit as Baltimore players crowded the plate. Elberfield grabbed Howell and was restrained by a citizen policeman, with police escort on the field as panic followed and Connolly vanished into the crowd.
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Howell
Stinson Wins 25 Mile Motor Pace at Coliseum
Providence August 21 Will C Stinson riding for Press Cycling club of Boston defeated Harry Elkes in a 25 mile motor paced race before about 12000 spectators. Elkes started first and built a lead but Stinson caught and passed on lap five and led for miles despite a front tire collapse at the eighteenth. Team support by Urquhart Mosler Sager for Elkes and Myers Tenzel towed Stinson. No record was set with winner finishing in 38 08 1 5.
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Stinson to Race Nelson in Worcester Next Week
Worcester reports manager Culver received word from NCA chair Batchelder that Stinson will be forced to race Nelson here likely Wednesday, with protections for both the club and Nelson. Stinson left town and missed last night’s race. Major Taylor is ill and likely done for the season despite Batchelder orders.
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Chas. B. Culver
H. E. Batchelder
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Nelson
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Batchelder
Larned Defeats Wright to Win 1901 U S Lawn Tennis Title
In Newport at the national tournament on August 21 William A. Larned defeated Beals C. Wright 6-2 6-8 6-4 6-4 to become champion of the United States for 1901.
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R. I
William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
United States
Stinson Sets 25 Mile Record Under Flying Start
Providence N C A A board establishes flying start as standard for records. Stinson sets 25 mile motor paced mark tonight in contest with Elkes and lowers Buffalo figures in first three miles. Also notes sad wives pleading to save husbands from police court disgrace.
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Farm for sale near postoffice square 7 acres and good buildings
Seven acre farm with plenty of fruit and proximity to electrics, 11 to 12 miles from the Postoffice square offers a solid small farm investment near the city priced at 2500. Also a 5 tenement block with barn in good repair near mills rents 35 per month, offering investment at 3000.
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Farm for Sale 40 Acres 412 Miles From Lowell
Forty acre farm with good tillage and pasture, twenty five apple trees, house and barn in very good condition. Recently placed in our hands as an opportunity for someone. Priced at $1300 with easy terms. Call at once.
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