Lowell Otters Run to Seventh Straight Win Over Haverhill
Lowell defeats Haverhill 7 to 2 in a tightly contested game. Lew Cross pitched for Lake’s, while Lowell’s strong hitting and fielding, including Murphy’s eighth inning homer, sealed the victory as Lowell extended its lead in the league race. Cross and Connolly starred for Lowell with timely hits and defensive plays amid a lively crowd.
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Lowell
Brown
Kerin
White
Garrison
Lew Cross
Lake
Lowell Boys
Haverhill
Shoemakers
Spindle City
Manchester Boys
Portland
Manchester
Lewiston
Murphy
Connors
Hickey
Connolly
O'Neil
Merritt
Wise
Cross
Spooner
Cassidy
Maverhill
Pollard
Shineel
McLaughlin
Blackman
Beville
Willis
Derwin
Barnie
Shincel
Candy Beville
O'Neill
Bergille
Billie Merritt
Lewiston Defeats Manchesters in 7-2 Victory
In Lewiston Maine on August 27 the Lewistons beat the Manchesters 7 to 2. Kane and Clark composed the Lewiston battery while Whiting and Kelley worked for Manchester. Kane's pitching was strong and he rattled a three-base hit in the second inning. Whiting also pitched well for Manchester.
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Lewiston
Lewistons
Manchesters
Kane
Abri Poa
Joyce
Oo Kelley
Volz
Regan
Herwig
Sheets
Whiting
Burrill
Doe
Smith
Clark
Kelley
Jope
Mullaney
Wheelock
Portland Beats Nashua Twice In Afternoon Baseball
Portland and Nashua split a twin bill with Portland winning both games. Long allowed only four safe hits in the first game despite Cameron's error. a walk, wild throw by Smith and a sacrifice produced Portland's winning runs. In the second, Portland scored five early runs off Dillon, Nashua never recovered as both sides bashed the ball. Final scores and battery details listed.
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Portland
Nashua
Long
Cameron
Smith
Dillon
Portland Nashua Batteries-Long and Wiley game report
A brief sports item notes a contest featuring Batteries-Long and Wiley against Dillon and Coveney with Nashua and Portland teams. Time marked 18Sm. Umpire Hassett. Attendance listed as 500.
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Portland
Nashua
Long
Wiley
Dillon
Qoveney
Hassett
Long and Wiley
Dillon and Coveney
Baseball Scores From Maine and New Hampshire Matches
Haverhill defeats Lowell 7 to 2. Portland wins first game against Nashua 5 to 4 and 10 to 7 in the twinbill. Lewiston beats Manchester 7 to 2.
Diamond Dust: Lowell at Haverhill update
Lowell faces Haverhill as seven straight wins stand, with Rapp sick and Butcher Regan called in to cover third for Manchester’s Rapp. Cassidy, formerly of Haverhill, now with Lowell, received a warm welcome at the plate yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher Regan
Lowell
Rapp
Manchester
Cassidy
Haverhill
Baseball Fortunes Shift in New England League Talk
Lowell, Nashua, and Haverhill loom large as prospects for a Merrimack Valley league. Umpire changes and a Labor Day Lowell appearance loom, with management cautioning players and parents about conduct.
Portland Club Protest Settled By New England League
The New England Baseball League officers reject Portland's protest over two forfeited games at Lowell. Portland refused to finish the first game, then balked at a second, both ruled 9-0 for Lowell. Portland is fined 50 dollars. Labor Day schedule lists games across Lewiston Manchester Nashua and Lowell with Portland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Owen
Portland Sunday Times
Manchester
Portland
Lewiston
Maine
Lowell
Nashua
Mathis
Shugart
Chicago
Baltimore
Haskell
Ban Johnson
New England Baseball League
Hassett
Wiley
Haverhill
Fifteen Wings Cy Young Wins for Boston Americans
Boston on August 27 witnessed Cy Young win his own game in the 15th inning by a hit through Gleason. Detroit pitcher Miller delivered a stellar performance as Boston edged ahead in a dramatic extra inning affair. Criger moved to scoring position after Holmes's error and scored on Young's timely hit. The other Boston loss details reflect a double defeat by the Nationals in Brooklyn with one game being a shutout.
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Boston
Cy Young
Gleason
Detroit
Miller
Criger
Holmes
Young
Boston and Detroit Clash In Low-Scoring Duel
Detroit and Boston played a 2 hour 55 minute game with two-base hits by Casey and Holmes and sacrifices by Ferris and Stahl. Ferris Criger Casey stole bases while Barrett and Dillon Dowd Criger, Barrett and Elberfeld turned double plays. Young and Miller combined for five and one strikeouts respectively. Attendance 4739 Umpire Cantillion.
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Boston
Abribpon Dowd If Tees
Stahl of
See Ee Ee
Collins
Eee Wees
Freeman
Sew Bee Ee Wees
Hemphill Rs
Parent
Ferris
Ove
Criger Ee Wee
Young P . Ee . Wee
Detroit
Barrett Cf
Holmes Rf Wee
Casey
Er Ey
Gleason
Elberfield Ss
Nance If It
Dillon
McAllister c
Miller P Aee
Wes Cees Aces
Holmes
Stahl
Criger
Barrett
Dowd
Elberfeld
Young
Miller
Cantillion
Bernhardt Shuts Down Chicago as Davis Drives Philly Win
Philadelphia pitcher Bernhardt delivered a steady, effective game while Davis powered the attack. Final score Chicago 8, Philadelphia 1 in a two hour contest before 1,342 spectators. batteries Callahan and Sullivan for Chicago, Bernhardt and Powers for Philadelphia. Umpire Connolly.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Bernhardt and Powers
Callahan and Sullivan
Connolly
Washington 5 Cleveland 0 in strong shutout win
Washington defeated Cleveland 5 to 0 as Patten allowed only three hits in a well pitched game. Cleveland scored in the first three innings, while Washington struck in the first and third frames and sealed the win with solid defense and timely hitting. Moore pitched after a rocky start, finishing the game with a decisive lead. Batter ies Patten and Clark. Moore and Connor. Time 1.30. Attendance 2076.
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Washington
Pattén
Cleveland
Baltimore and Milwaukee Play 1 Inning Before Darkness Ends Tilt
The Baltimore American and Milwaukee met in an abbreviated game in Baltimore on August 26. The score line shows Baltimore at .00300001001 57 runs and Milwaukee at .00012001 001 to end at 5. Foreman and Robinson for Baltimore, Sparks and Maloney for Milwaukee, time 2:25, umpire Sheridan. Attendance 1,941.
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Baltimore
Baltimore American
Milwaukee
Foreman
Robinson
Sparks
Maloney
Sheridan
Boston Falls to Brooklyn in Narrow Baseball Loss
Boston 6, Brooklyn 7. Double plays Dahien Daly and Kelley Sheckard and Farrell Long Dement and Tenny Cooley and Moran. Walks Hughes 2 Dineen 5. Struck out Hughes 3 Dineen 3. Passed ball Moran. Wild pitches Hughes 1 Dineen 1. Time 2 29. Umpire Emilie. Sacrifice hits Tenny 2 Moran Dolan Irwin.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Dahien
Daly
Kelley
Sheckard
Farrell
Long
Dement
Tenney
Cooley
Moran
Hughes
Dineen
Emilie
Dolan
Irwin
Brooklyn Abribpone
Saidiecenvcush
Sheckard If
Slagle Rf
Colley Lf
Seer
Hamilton Cf
Lowe
Long SS
Kittredge c
Pittenger P
Slagle
Kitson
Pittenger
Emsilie
Chicago Breaks Through In Ninth To Edge Cincinnati
Chicago finally won in the ninth after Cincinnati’s new pitcher shut them for eight innings. Final score Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2. Batteries Taylor and Kling for Chicago Suthoff and Bergen for Cincinnati. Time 1.35. Umpire Brown. Attendance 10000, including 7500 school children.
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Chio
Chicago
Cincinnati
Taylor
Kling
Suthoff
Bergen
Brown
Pittsburg slugs to seven run win over St Louis
Pittsburg led early as Burkett opened with a three bagger and scored on Donovan. St Louis never recovered, final score Pittsburg seven to St Louis two. Batteries Tannehill Yeager Harper Ryan. Time 1 40. Umpire O Day. Attendance two thousand eight hundred.
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Pittsburg
Burkett
Donovan
St. Louis
Tannehill and Yeager
Harper
Ryan
O'Day
New York Tigers Take Pair From Philadelphia In Twin Bill
New York topped Philadelphia in both games today. In game one Philadelphia struggled against Hickman, while game two saw New York rally with five hits in the ninth to pull away. Scores were 5 3 and 5 1. Batteries Hickman Warner Orth and Jacklitz. Time 2 hours 5 minutes. Attendance 3662. Umpire Dwyer.
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Philadelphia
New York
Hickman
New Yorks
Warner
Orth
Jacklitz
Dwyer
Probates Court Citation in Cheney Estate Case
In Middlesex Lowell a probate petition seeks admin with will annexed for Cleve land J Cheney. Lola Cheney Atwood may be granted without bond. citation issued for Sept 17 1901 at 9 am. Notify devisees legatees by three weekly insertions in Lowell Daily Courier and prior delivery of copies seven days before court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyey
Cleveland J. Cheney
Lowell
Lola Cheney Atwood
Middlesex
Chantes J. McIntire
Esquire
Rogers, Asst. Register
Will probate notice for Adaline A. Waugh estate
Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice directs heirs and interested parties regarding the will of Adaline A. Waugh of Lowell. Caroline M. Braley petitions for executorship without bond, with Cambridge Court session set fourteen days prior notice by Lowell Daily Courier publication and mail. August day unspecified year 1901. W. E. Rogers assistant register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline A. Waugh
Lowell
Caroline M. Braley
Cambridge
Middlesex
Asst. Register
New York 5 Philadelphia 4 In Second Game Thriller
New York offense prevails 5 to 4 over Philadelphia in a tight game. Pitchers keep it close with early leads traded, later decisive runs lifting the New York club. Batteries Taylor Warner and Smith Duggleby and McFarland provided support with solid relief. Time 1.50 umpire Dwyer.
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New York
Philadelphia
Taylor and Warner and Smith
Duggleby
Baseball score roundup from tied games and delays
Boston Boston 2 Detroit 1 in fifteen innings. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 5. Washington 5 Cleveland 0. Baltimore Milwaukee 5 Baltimore 5. Called on account of darkness.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Brooklyn Nabs Double Victory In Extra Innings
In Brooklyn, the first game aired a 4 to 3 win over Boston in 12 innings and the second game ended 3 to 0 in favor of Brooklyn. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2. In Philadelphia, New York won the first game 5 to 3 against Philadelphia. the second game results not listed.
Brooklyn Takes Two From Boston to Move Ahead
Brooklyn, N Y, Aug 27 Brooklyn won both ends of a doubleheader from Boston to pass Philadelphia for second place. In the opener Boston pushed Brooklyn to twelve innings as Dineen walked two and wild pitched home the winning run. Slagle was ejected in the tenth for disputing a call. In the second game Kitson shut out Boston and Brooklyn benefited from a triple by Daly and strong defense by Sheckard Long and Tenney. Brooklyn signed catcher Ahearn of Troy and kept McCann under contract for next year.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Boston
Dineen
Hughes
Slagle
Kitson
Eastern League Results Highlight Hartford Loss
Hartford was blanked 4-0 by Buffalo while Brockton edged Rochester 1-0. Worcester routed Toronto 10-0, adding a dominant road win to the league slate.
Baseball Scores From Regional Games
Bristol Bristol blank Derby 16 to 0 in a high scoring game. New Haven edged Waterbury 3 to 2 after 12 innings. Bridgeport defeated Meriden 5 to 3. New London blanked Norwich 6 to 0.
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Bristol
Derby
New Haven
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Meriden
New London
Norwich
Games Today Schedule Readout
In the NBA style list, Detroit visits Boston and Chicago goes to Philadelphia while Milwaukee hosts Baltimore and Cleveland travels to Washington. National Boston plays Brooklyn and New York hits Philadelphia with Cincinnati at Chicago and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. In the N E league Nashua meets Lewiston and Manchester visits Portland with Lowell at Haverhill. Eastern Rochester hosts Brockton and Toronto plays Worcester while Montreal travels to Providence and Buffalo to Hartford.
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National
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Nashua
Lewiston
Manchester
Portland
Lowell
Haverhill
Eastern
Rochester
Brockton
Toronto
Worcester
Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Hartford
Denver
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Washington St
Broadway
New York City
Woman Seeks 10000 in Breach of Promise Case
Regina Tieder of 164 Atty Street sues Louis Steinlauf of 95 Columbia Street for mental anguish after he refused to marry her. Steinlauf, 18, claims youth and family permission blocked the union. Engaged December 21, 1898 with a wedding planned for April 21, he later cancelled citing his brother's opposition.
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New York
Regina Tieder
Atty Street
Louis Steinlauf
Columbia Street
Ludlow Street
Regina
Louis
Steinlauf
Lowell Trains Schedule Shift by June 11 190
New York New flaven and Hartford Railroad announces timetable changes starting June 11 190 trains to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro and more depart Middlesex Street Depot at 7 15 and 1 30 am with connections to Boston and Albany Railroad to Weccanen Springfield Albany and the west and a 6 25 pm link to Stonington for New York City Sunday service includes South Ferninine Mansfield Providence and South area stops Peter Clarie General and A C Kendall General.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Area
Arrose
South Yraminghan
Boston
Albany R. R
Weccanen
Springfield
Albany
Concord
Fitchburg
Fitchburg R. R. E 6.25 P. m. Train Connects With Stonington
New York City
Osundays
South
Ferninene
Mansfield
Providence Way
Peter Clarie
Ge Sen
C. Kendall
Woburn
Winchester
Southern Division
Wilton
Amherst
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Nashua
Manchester
Franklin
Lebanon
White River
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Nhl
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lynonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Central Vermont Line
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Quebec Express
Plymouth
Sherbrooke
Jexpress
wVia
Bedford
Wilmington
D. J. Flanders
Gen. Pass
HW. C. Taft
Boston and Maine R R Timetable Corrections
Boston and Maine timetable updates list corrected to June 4 141 with trains from Poe Street Depot Lowell and Middlesex Street Station Lowell. It details departure times to Boston and other destinations including Lawrence Trevochill Reading Bos cole Western Division Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth and Boston area routes with Sundays and weekday variations. The notice cites agents D. J. Flanders and H. W. Taft and references Lowell operations.
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Poe Street
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
Lawrence and
Trevochill
Lawrence
Reading
Boscole Western Division
Sundae
Worshiem
Mass
Igs
Newburyport
R. R
Exeter
A. m
Rochester
Alton Bay
Hemersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Bangor
Befast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. Ona N. Mb
Halifax
Montreal
Quebec
St. John
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Nar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Franks Jones
Portlan
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O’nell
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Lake c
Cross P . Cassidy
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N. E. League
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Jack Wiley
Billie Connors
Ater
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Connie Driscoll
John Smith
Manchester Union
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Dee
Portland Times
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Boston Nationals
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William E. Fay Lowell
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Teeee Kelley
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Wee Dineen
Doctor Brown
Lean
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Parker
J. J. McManmon
Prescott S
D. FP. Knowlton
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Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
Railroad National Bank
Taylor Roofing Company
Taylor Roofing Co
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F. G. Gulliland
Reom A, Wyman's Exchange
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