Old, Old Story Fails to Score a Run in Concord Loss
Concord defeated Lowell at Spalding Park as Cross lacked his curve and could only throw high pitches. Lowell failed to convert base threats with smart baserunning and a bunt by Lock doomed a rally. Concord out-hit Lowell and earned all runs with solid defense led by Noblitt and Carney.
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Cross
Concord
Spalding Park
Lowell
Sock
Lock
Bunter
McGinley
Connors
Cassidy
Noblitt
Pulsifer
Short
Carney
Mullaney
Murphy
O’brien
Thompson
Merritt
Bigbie
Hooker
Concord. Ee Ee Ae Cullaney
Sewer Urphy
Isifer
Cccceeeeve
Well Connors
Base Ball at Us Park This Afternoon
Reported at Us Park this afternoon a base ball game was called off with admission details not clearly provided. The fragment notes an admission line but lacks complete pricing or event outcome information.
Baseball lines read from a game box score note
A brief baseball log records Hooker striking out Cross eight times and hitting Cross with a pitch. Umpire is Beville and 700 attendance is noted. Time of play is one hour forty five minutes.
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Hooker
Cross
Cassidy
Beville
Lawrence and Haverhill Split Doubleheader Summary
Lawrence and Haverhill split a two game set. Klobedanz pitched a three hit shutout to win the opener. McGinley’s wild pitch produced the lone run in the second game which Haverhill won. Scores not specified.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
Klobedanz
McGinley
Manchester defeats Concord again at state fair grounds
Manchester defeated Concord at the state fair grounds for the 12th win in 13 games, outbatting the Concord club in today's match.
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Concord
N. H
Manchester
State Fair Grounds
Manchester Defeats Nashua at Varick Park in Ease
Manchester easily defeated Nashua at Varick Park this afternoon. Morrissey pitched a good game, keeping the eight.
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Manchester
N. H
Nashua
Varick Park
Morrissey
Local players pound Metcalf with trio of extra-base hits
Visitors' hits scatter as Metcalf is roughed up by locals who tally three two-baggers and a home run in the eighth inning. The game proved dull overall despite the late fireworks, with the score line unclear due to garbled typography.
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Metcalf
Baseball score updates from five boy league games
Lowell-Concord 4 Lowell 0. Fall River-Dover 9 Fall River 5. Manchester-Manchester 8 Nashua 2. Lawrence 5 Haverhill 0 in first game and Haverhill 5 Lawrence 1 in second. Concord-Morning Manchester 7 Concord 6.
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Lowell
Concord
Fall River
Dover
Manchester
Nashua
Lawrence
Haverhill
BASE BALL NOTES FROM THE REGION
Lawrence in Lowell today as Bressler faces Lawrence with Wiley Pratt having signed for Boston Nationals at 4300. Cross injured, Foley proposed to replace, while McGraw signs Elderfield for next season at 4500. Rain delays charm fans. DeRoehn may sue over Cross incident, friendship noted. Manchester Haverhill 1 0 game draws wild fan reaction.
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Haverhill Gazette
Smith Reaffirms Manchester Baseball Ties for 1903
Directors of the Manchester baseball association voted to keep Pocahontas John Smith with the team for five months next season and at their service the entire year. Rumors of Smith joining Nashua Montreal or Dooley’s Eastern league outfit were laid to rest amid a harmony filled meeting. Jimmy McGinley boosted by crowd praise, Hamilton shaped the club through strict guidance, and Kane remains under Manchester ownership for next summer.
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John Smith
Manchester
Nashua
Montreal
Mr. Smith
Baseball Association
D. Walter Perkins
Smith
Dooley
Reed
Minor League Association
Nevers
Charley Kane
Manchester Union
American and National and New England schedule notes
No games scheduled. National matches include Boston at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and New York at Cincinnati. New England features Lawrence at Lowell and Haverhill at Nashua, Fall River at Concord in the morning, and Dover at Manchester. Eastern games list Worcester at Jersey City, Providence at Newark, Rochester at Buffalo, and Toronto at Montreal.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
New England
Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
Nashua
Fall River
Concord
Dover
Manchester
Eastern
Worcester
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Milkmen Defeat Barbers 11 To 10 In Close Battle
A mixed team formed from Milkmen and Barbers played at Mountain Rock with an 11 to 10 Milkmen win. A new Lowell N E league selection will face the Ur ban and Suburban linked squad at Spalding Park on Sept 5. James Riley to manage the group drawing from D J Murphy Jr Merritt Connors Kane Hoyle Quigley Ready McMahon McPherson Murphy McGuane Pete Reagan tus Allard and others. Proceeds go to St Johns Hospital.
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Spalding Park
James Riley
Aggreeatiee
D. J. Murphy, Jr
Merritt Connors
Kane
Hoyle
Quigley
Nn Ready
McMahon
McPherson
Murphy
McGuane
Pete Reagan
Genetus
Allard
Freeman Pulls Off Home Run in Boston Loss to Pittsburgs
In Boston on August 26 Powell retired in the second as Freeman tied the local record with a homer over the right field fence. Wallace was ejected for kicking as Boston dropped two games to Pittsburgs on grounds of the latter.
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Boston Nationals
Pittsburgs
Boston
Powell
Freeman
Wallace
Chicago 10 Baltimore 0 rout at home
Chicago defeated Baltimore 10 to 0 as Garvin troubled the Orioles all day. Batteries were Garvin and McFarland for Chicago and Towell and Smith for Baltimore. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 1,875.
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Baltimore
Garvin
McFarland
Towell
Smith
Connolly
Philadelphia Team Extends Victory Streak with Free Hitting
In Philadelphia on August 26 Cleveland battered Plank but could not solve his pitching as free hitting added to the home team’s long winning run. Hess and Bemis opposed Plank and Schreck. Time 1.55. Attendance 2015. Umpire Sheridan.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Plank
Hess
Bemis
Schreck
Sheridan
Washington Wins Final Game of Series on Bunched Hits
In Washington Aug 26 the Nationals won the last game of the series against Detroit. Patten kept hits scattered but received poor support while Coughlin fell to Harley. Score 12 to 1 with 1953 attendance. Key players included Patten Clarke McCarthy and McAllister. Time 1 32. Umpires Carruthers and Johnstone.
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Detroit
Patten
Coughlin
Harley
Clarke
McCarthy
McAllister
Carruthers
Johnstone
Ritchey Stolen Base Sparks Key Play
Ritchey stole a base as part of a tight ballgame. Off Doheny walked twice, and Willis issued two free passes. Doheny struck out six batters, Willis two. Dexter Tenney and Willis completed a double play. Umpire Irwin presided as attendance figures were not listed.
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Spooner
Aes Bernard
Hamilton
Shincel
Richardson
Herwig If
Deininger
Rf McGinley
Lawrence Grant
Wwe Eens
Demont
Cameron
Conroy
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Murphy
Bunyan
Ross P Fee
Haverhill
Lawrence
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Concord
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Eeee
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Perret
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Bigbie
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O’brien
Ee Eens
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Murray
O'Brien
Pulsifer
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Mullaney
Whiting
Rapp
Volz
Long
Manches
Morrissey Paenee
Eeeesees
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A - Knauss
Cote
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Hafford
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Metcalf P
Swander
Kwau
Metcalf
Bradley
Ritchey
Doheny
Willis
Dexter
Tenney
Irwin
New York Defeats Cincinnati in Easy Shutout
The New York team led from the start and shut out Cincinnati as Matthewson dominated on the mound with Bowerman Thielman and Bergen backing him. Umpire Emilie oversaw a 1 hour 45 minute game with 2600 in attendance.
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Cincinnati
New York
Matthewson
Bowerman
Thielman
Bergen
Emilie
Pittsburg Sweeps Boston in Doubleheader Wins 8-1 and 8-0
In Pittsburgh first game Pittsburg defeated Boston 8 to 1. The second game ended 8 to 0 in favor of Pittsburg. Cincinnati blanked New York 6 to 0. The St Louis at Philadelphia game was postponed due to rain with St Louis as the home side.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Montreal Triumphs 2 0 Over Toronto
Montreal defeats Toronto 2 to 0. Providence sweeps Newark with 6-4 and 10-4 scores. Jersey City falls to Atterney City Worcester 12 to 3. Rochester leads Buffalo 10 to ?
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Montreal
Toronto
Newark
Providence
Worcester
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Great Pacing Captures Narragansett Park Feature
Ed Geers drives Direct Hal to victory in the Park Brew $10,000 stake at Narragansett Park. A crowd of about twelve thousand witnessed a sensational pace with last half in 1.01 and final quarter in 29 seconds. Twinkle and Scott Hudson contested the stretch, but Geers held the lead as Direct Hal won in 2.04. Fourth heats and other sprint events followed amid excitement and a post-race inquiry over a wheel incident involving Hudson.
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R. I
Great Park
Narragansett Park
Ed Geers
Hal
Lim
Lue S@conu
Scott Hudson
Twinkle
Tennessee
Direct Hal
Geers
Prince Direct
Junius
Josh
Belmont
Silver Glow
Alivander
Aggie
Governor’s Day Opens With Harness Card Attractions
Medium and The King each draw heat as Governor Kimball and staff prepare to attend tomorrow. The Roger Williams $16,000 trot features favorite Rhythmic, Scott Hudson’s trained blind horse at 2.09 percent. The 205 trot gathers Audubon Foy, Fred S. Wedgewood, and a strong field. Friday’s Dan Patch at 2.06 percent targets the world harness record.
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Gov. Kimball
Roger Williams
Scott Hudson
Rhythmic
Audubon Foy
Fred S. Wedgewood
Dan Patch
Concord State Fair Opens With Harness Races at Night
Concord New Hampshire August 26 The opening day of the third annual Concord state fair drew about 10 000 spectators. Two harness races featured lively betting and strong entries. In the 2 40 trot the favorite Anna Mac was upset by Equine Vagrant owned by Warren F Daniels of Franklin, a horse once traded for a barrel of flour and a dozen hens. In the 2 30 Golden Dream won in four heats marking a favored performance at the event. The summary:
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Concord
N. H
First day racing at Newburg Drivin Park ends with multiple wins
Newburg New York August 26 The Hudson and Mohawk Valley circuit opened a four day meet at Newburg Drivin Park Winners in the 2 35 class trot were Wondy Momento Morn first Gov Pingree Kitty G second and Jerry Wood third Best times included 2 20 1 2 for the trot The 2 30 class pace was won by Gov Pingree Kitty G with Jerry Wood second and 2 21 1 2 The 2 13 pace went to Fred M Gessner Rhody second and unknown third with a best time of 2 12 1 2.
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N. Y
Hudson and Mohawk Valley
Wondy Momento
Morn
Prince
Gov. Pingree
Kitty G
Jerry Wood
Fred M
Bh. Gessner
Rhody
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