Batsmen Pound Bishop as Nashua Wins Early
Nashua, N. H., Aug. 25. The game ended after six innings due to rain with Nashua leading. Gorey puzzled the batters and Go key stood out as the key pitcher while Swander made a running catch in the sixth. Haverhill beat Lawrence-Dover in a tight contest and Fall River was shut out by Manchester.
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Concord and Lowell clash at Spalding Park this afternoon
Concord faces Lowell in a late season New England league tilt at Spalding Park with cross-town chatter about post season plans. Cross will pitch today and Bressler may rejoin Lowell later, while several players switch homes and roles for next season.
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Haverhill Defeats Lawrence In Fast Ball Tilt
In Haverhill on August 25, Haverhill beat Lawrence 3 to 1 as Coughlin misfired for Lawrence pitched well with support favoring Coughlin. Hamilton starred for Haverhill while Nashua defeated Manchester 9 to 2 in the day’s other game.
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BASE BALL NOTES CONCORD AT LOWELL IN FIERCE RACE FOR SECOND
Concord faces Lowell today as the race for second place tightens. Concord plans a fair this week to raise funds for the team. Doe of Dover reports three pitchers signed for next season including Towne. In Dover Saturday a ball hit Connors as he stood off balance. he fell in mud but recovered the ball.
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Notable Prospects For Second Place In The League
Concord Dover and Lowell challenge for second place with Lawrence and Haverhill as frontrunners. Manager Hamilton notes potential star signings and high salaries paid by independents, while Jimmy Murray's colossal drive at Glen Forest Park earns praise from home players.
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Baseball Statistics Show Strong Fielding and Shutouts
In the last 11 games Conners has only two errors in 62 chances and 18 safe at bats. McLaughlin boasts 11 hits in 71 chances with four errors. Morrissey leads with 23 wins in 26 games, Hooker 17 of 25, Klobedanz 23 of 32. There are 48 shutouts to date with Klobedanz, O'Brien, Gokey and others credited. Concord holds 19-0 record after beating Fall River.
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Scores and matchups for today’s games
American games include St Louis at Boston Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia National games feature Boston at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cincinnati New England schedule has Concord at Lowell Manchester at Concord Dover at Fall River Haverhill at Lawrence Nashua at Manchester Eastern games list Worcester at Jersey City Providence at Newark Rochester at Buffalo Toronto at Montreal
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Vespers Fall to Merrimack Valley in Lawrence Match
In Lawrence golf links a Saturday match saw Vesper Country Club Lowell lose to Merrimack Valley Club by 33 up. Dinner followed with music. many players listed with scores and initials, noting Merrimacks led by strong play from listed members.
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Ex-Baltimore Player Mike Donlan Signs with Cincinnati 1903
Cincinnati reports ex Baltimore player Mike Donlan reported to Manager Kelly and signed a contract for the 1903 season after a recent release by the Baltimores.
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New England Ball Team Triumphs Over Bristol in Exhibition
Concord New England ball team defeated Bristol 12 to 2 in an exhibition game this morning in Concord New Hampshire.
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Boston Nationals edged in twelve inning game
In Boston on August 23 Freeman hit a home run early to threaten St. Louis, but the Nationals lost in a long twelve inning contest. Donahue pitched late while St. Louis struggled at the plate.
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Washington Wins Two Games Over Detroit in Uneventful Twin Bill
Washington defeated Detroit in a pair of unexciting games. In the opener bunched hits in the first inning carried Washington to victory. In the second, Mullin collected three singles, a double and a home run to score the decisive runs while Orth pitched well though with ragged support. Final scores show Washington ahead 6-4 and 7-3 with Carrick and Drill behind the plate for Washington and Yeager and McGuire catching for Detroit.
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Second Game Pitch Notes Between Washington and Detroit
The report records a second game with Washington batting line .210030,04 %-1016 and Detroit .0612040000-772. Batteries were Orth and Clarke for Washington and Mullin and McAllister for Detroit. Time 1b55. Umpires Johnstown and Carruthers. Attendance 891.
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Philadelphia Infernos Past Cleveland in High Scoring Affair
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 after strong hitting and pitching by Mitchell for the Phillies. Joss pitched for Cleveland with Bemis catching in a game that lasted two hours before 7349 fans at Philadelphia.
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Baltimore Beats Chicago In 25-Hit Baseball Affair
Baltimore achieved a batting record by collecting 25 hits against Chicago. Griffith substituted by Leitner in the fifth inning. Williams went 6-for-6, Baltimore finished 25 hits to Chicago’s.000041010-614 line. Battery Wilkie Smith Leitner Griffith and H McFarland. Time 2 15. Umpire Connolly Attendance 1752.
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American League results تريد Boston routs St Louis and more
In a list of results from major league play, Boston defeated St. Louis 8 to 0 while Baltimore beat Chicago 21 to 6. Washington opened with an 8 to 6 win over Detroit, then took the second game 10 to 7. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 5 to 3.
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Chicago Beats Boston In 12 Inning Loosely Played Tilt
Chicago defeats Boston in a 12 inning game with most runs coming on errors and walks. Kling homered in all four plate appearances and the catcher duo plus fielding miscues shaped the outcome. Scoring occurred with two outs in the winning frame. Attendance 900.
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Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia In Tight Ball Game
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia in a close, interesting contest. Both pitchers threw well, and Dorne's wild throw in the first inning added an early twist to the game.
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Cincinnati and Philadelphia Batter Up Report
The text notes a baseball game between Cincinnati and Philadelphia with an inning by inning line and batter pairings. It includes time of 1.45, umpires Q'Day and Brown, and attendance of 2002, indicating a scoring snippet from a past matchup. The fragmentary data mentions Hahn Bergen White Dorne as batt ers and a run sequence starting for the locals.
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Fast Track Actions at Narragansett Park
Narragansett Park in Providence Rhode Island hosted a fast opening day with all heat winners breaking records. Gold Brick led 2.08 pacing heats with Shadow Chimes 2.07, while Nathan Strauss posted a sensational 2.05 in 2.08 pace. Ed Geers drove multiple winners including Zephyr and Dandy Chimes, as crowds cheered a possible 2.05 park record in tomorrow's 2.10 stake.
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Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn With Poor Play In Final
In Pittsburg Brooklyn made three errors in the first inning and fell behind as Pittsburg produced six hits. Tannehill pitched the ninth poorly allowing four more hits, three of them three-baggers. Score details show Pittsburg with uneven totals while Brooklyn struggled at the plate. Batteries Kitson Latimer Tannehill Zimmer. Time 1.45. Umpire Irwin. Attendance 1909.
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National League Results From Chicago Pittsburg and Cincinnati
In Chicago, Chicago 5 Boston 4 in 12 innings. In Pittsburgh, Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 6. In Cincinnati, Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2.
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Eastern League Results With Narrow Montreal Win
Eastern League scores show Montreal defeating Toronto 5 to 4. Rochester edged Buffalo 9 to 8. Jersey City defeated Worcester 13 to 6. Newark beat Providence 4 to 1.
Scores Plunge in Narrow Relays and Extra Innings
In Meriden-Waterbury a 7 to 6 game and Bridgeport-Norwich a 3 to 2 result highlighted a day of close high school baseball. New Haven-New Haven led 10 innings against New London in a marathon. Springfield faced Hartford and won 3 to 0 in a separate matchup.
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Root and Gardner Fight in Salt Lake City Bout
The Root Gardner boxing match in Salt Lake City drew wide attention as a gruelling contest. Root sustained a right hand injury early, fought on with left jabs, but Gardner delivered stomach blows that led to Root’s corner throwing in the sponge in the seventeenth round. Gardner claims middleweight honors amid talk of a rematch. Tom Ryan is cited as legitimate champion but reluctant to fight top opponents.
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Vail of Cambridge Wins Two Miles Single Scull
Harry Vail of Cambridge Mass defeated James A Ten Eyck of Worcester in a two miles single scull on the Patapsco for a $300 purse and a side bet. Vail won easily by three lengths. No time recorded.
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Henry Clay's Expression Story From an Old Traveler
James Sandusky recounts Henry Clay defending a murder case by staging a fierce look at the jury. Clay claimed he practiced the look for days, saying the look was tougher than researching the case. The jurors and judge were unsettled before the Not Guilty verdict.
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