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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1902

Page

3

Lawrence Triumph Montage Over Lowell in Badly Played Game

Willis issued eight bases on balls and hit a Lowell player, Lawrence pounded him early and late, scoring five runs in the ninth to total 14. Lowell managed one run as Kloby and Fritz kept the Lowell offense at bay. Cassidy and Merritt sparked a late rally, while Lawrence’s nine inning burst secured the win in a game that mixed amateurs and professionals.

Lawrence Willis Lowell Cross Parsons Brothers Bressler Haverhill Francis Lawrence Rooters Red Long Francis Willis Mklobedanz Fritz Long John Willey Kloby Kirby Courier-Citizen Cassidy Merritt Lake Lawrence Boys Buarnie Canter McLaughlin Lawrence Abrbh Pemont Weer Cameron Eeeweees O Conroy Teen Een Enees Barry Rf Beeen Eee Wene Hart Murphy Bunyan c Long Waeee Klobv Anz P Lowell Mors Peee Voemmbees Hompson Bockalexis Merritt c Th O'Brien Ceviceesses Diocesse Lawrence Weet Bunyan Grant Klabedenz Conavenors A. Ae Klobedang Ong

Base Ball At Spalding Park Clash This Afternoon

Haverhill faces Lowell in a Spalding Park game set for this afternoon. Admission 25 cents. Long 2, Kidbedanz 6, Willis 4, Cross 1 led by performers. Passed balls Merritt and wild pitches Willis. Umpire Beville. Attendance not listed.

Spalding Park Haverhill Vs. Lowell Long Kidbedanz Willis Cross Merritt Tine Beville

Dover Shut Out 56 to 0 in Local Team Victory

Manchester Aug 27 Dover was shut out 56 to 0 by the local team. Volz pitched an excellent game for the home club and the defense was errorless behind him. Murray's running catch in the sixth and Knaul at shortstop highlighted the effort. Towne pitched for Dover but received poor support.

Manchester N. H Dover Volz Murray Knaul Towne

Lee shuts out Fall River 7 0 in Concord tilt

Concord defeats Fall River 7 to 0 as Lee again blanks the visitors. In the latest game with Lee pitching Fall River managed runs in just one inning. Notable hits came from Doran and Ward. Score: 7-0.

Concord N. H Lee Fall River Doran Ward Serene Wee Kelly Bowvcock Rollins Derwin McKernon Moorehead Mullaney Aewereeee Noblitt Bowcock Bigbie Pulsifer Maullaney McKkernon Carney Wild Umpitches Mullane Pire Hassett

Haverhill Beats Nashua in Final Burns Era Game

Haverhill stacked hits early then held Nashua to four hits while racking twelve. Labelle excelled on mound and at bat turning in six strikeouts and two base hits, as Haverhill wins four to one in Nashua. Manager Burns exits after the game as Hon. C. S. Collins buys the franchise. Attendance 300.

Nashua N. H Haverhill Labelle Deininger Burns

Local High School Scores Inconsistent Ledger

In boys hockey or soccer results from the region, Lawrence-Lawrence defeated Lowell 14 to 1 while Manchester-Manchester beat Dover 5 to 0 and Nashua-Haverhill outscored Nashua 6 to 4. Concord-Conecord shut out Fall River 7 to 0 in a game noted as a tm.

Lawrence—Lawrence Lowell Manchester Dover Nashua Haverhill Concord Fall River

Base Ball Notes Haverhill in Lowell Today

Willie Parsons smiles broadly as Haverhill visits Lowell in a baseball note. The gap between Fall River and Nashua widens further, and Dermott's Colts seem to have finally ensconced their position.

Fall River Nashua nc-Dermott

Baseball news from Fall River and surrounding towns

Reports from Fall River and Haverhill detail pitching plans for Bressler, late-game bullpen changes, and umpire performances. League batting leaders include Spooner and Hamilton. discussions cover post season formats and an all New England versus Manchester series. Taunton bids for a New England league franchise with ground locations to be decided.

Lowell Lawrence Haverhill All New England Manchester Taunton Herald-News Taunton

Zion C C to face Buntings in league clash at South Lowell

Cricket notes show Zion C C meeting the Buntings in a league game at South Lowell on Saturday with a listed lineup led by captain W Croft and players Waite Hindle Meiklejohn Bertwhistle Nelson Howarth Hadley Bailey Clogston Greenwood Beaumont Kershaw Hadley Maden. The Mohairs host events including a lawn party with Lowell National Band and plan a 2:30 pm league match against North Billerca on Chelmsford Street.

Zion C. C Buntings South Lowell W.croft Capt C. Waite A. Hindle M. Meiklejohn Abertwhistle W. Nelson J. Howarth H. Hadley G. Bailey C. Clogston J. Greenwood H. Beaumont J. Kershaw H. Maden Mohairs Lowell National Band Mohair North Billerica Chelmsford Street Billerica Thos. Southam Mosley Hird Moss Priestley Aveyard Haughton Greenwood Harrison Harriman B. Southam Scholes W. H. Bagshaw Mohair Cricket Club Down Town Lynn Southam Fred Harrison Curl Humphriss Kershaw Clegg Rourke Davis Stirks McGowan J. H. Mills

Handicap three class golf tournament at country club

A handicap three class tournament is scheduled on the esper Country Club links over Saturday and Monday. An entry fee of fifty cents is charged per entry, with members allowed multiple entries for the amount paid. Entries will be divided into three classes, each awarding first and second prizes.

esper-Country Club

Cincinnati Rout Yankees As Poole Slumps In Hitless Loss

Cincinnati piled up six runs in the first three innings off Miller as New York committed five errors. Dorlin played his first game this season. Final score Cincinnati 7 New York 3. Poole and Bergén pitched for Cincinnati with Taylor, Miller and Bowerman behind New York. Time 1.55. Umpire Emslie. Attendance unavailable.

Cincinnati Poole New Yorks Cincinnatis Miller New York Taylor Dorlin Poole and Bergén Taylor, Miller and Bowerman Tmpire Emslie

St Louis Beats Philadelphia in Rain-Shortened Tilt

In St Louis on August 27 rain limited play to one game between St Louis and Philadelphia. The visitors, led by strong defense, were held to few runs until the ninth inning when they finally prevailed. Batteries Duggleby and Douglas for St Louis and Curry, Pearson, and Ryan for Philadelphia. Umpires O Day and Brown. Attendance listed as 6000 school children and 7200 total.

St. Louis Belladelphia Pearson Curry Joe St. Louis Philadelphia Duggleby Douglas Ryan O’day Brown

Pittsburg Pittsburg Boston 2 at St Louis first game postponed

In wet conditions the opener at St Louis between Philadelphia and St Louis was postponed while the second game concluded Philadelphia 5 St Louis. In Cincinnati the score showed Cincinnati 6 New York.

Pittsburg Pittsburgh Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati New York

Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 homecoming win

Cleveland beat Philadelphia 2 1 in a well pitched game highlighted by Bernhard’s strong start and Hickman’s timely batting. Bernie Bernhard earned the win for Cleveland while Wilson allowed the runs, as 3,768 fans watched in Cleveland on August 27.

Cleveland Philadelphia Bernhard Hickman Clevelands

American League Results Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 2 1

Cleveland edge Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a tight matchup. Pitching held firm as Cleveland scored early and maintained the slim lead through the late innings.

Eastern League results show varied outcomes across cities

In Newark Providence blanked Newark 2 0 while Jersey City defeated Worcester 8 to 5. Rochester Buffalo game postponed by rain. Montreal routed Toronto 16 to 2.

Newark Providence Jersey City Worcester Rochester Buffalo-Rochester Montreal Toronto

League matchups listed for next round across cities

American division games include Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Baltimore at St Louis Washington at Cleveland. National games feature Chicago at Pittsburg New England matches Haverhill at Lowell and Concord a.m. River at Manchester. Eastern pairings Worcester at Newark Providence at Jersey City Buffalo at Rochester. Montreal at Toronto also shown.

Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore St. Louis Washington Cleveland National Pittsburg New England Haverhill Lowell Over Concord Manchester Lawrence Nashua Eastern Worcester Newark Providence Jersey City Buffalo Rochester Montreal Toronto

Bilkes Caldwell Race Postponed on Wet Hartford Track

Wet track causes postponement of the Bilkes Caldwell race in Hartford Connecticut with officials rescheduling for the following day. A social event named Jolly Time Tonight is noted at Mohairs lawn party as a separate item.

Hartford Conn Bilkes- Caldwell

Matchless Roger Williams Stakes electrifies Narragansett meet

At Narragansett Park Providence August 27 sensational racing crowns the Roger Williams $10,000 trotting stake. Five heats, five new records and Dan Patch poised to break the world mark next Friday. Royal R Sheldon dominates 2.05 pace with two quick wins and Audubon Boy posts 2.04% in two heats. Governor Kimball attends, crowds exceed ten thousand and mood stays electric despite darkness delaying final decisions.

Providence R. I Narragansett Park Dan Patch Roger Williams Gov. Kimball Scott Hudson Rhythmic Dulce Cor Roy Miller Alice Carr Wentworth Nut Bearer Hubinger Ben Kenney James Golden Rowellan Hudson Nut ‘Bearer Duke Cor Audubon Boy Fannie Dillard Darial Fred S. Wedgewood Riley B Royal R. Sheldon Roman Benson Bedworth, Jr Prince Alert the King Clay King Rex Wilkes Curry Aggie McCarthy Hawthorne Ro Walker Darwin McHenry Rombough Henry Wills Aley Lazell Mary D Hunt Confessor Demarest Monte Carlo Eckers Maiborn Pritz

Audubon Boy Figures in Local Names List

A garbled OCR snippet mentions Audubon Boy linked to J J Audu bon Faxey and Bourbon Wilkes CRAWGBON with references to Fannie Dillard Snow Daniel A McDonald and Fred Wedgewood Jo h Geers, indicating a partially legible local names list or roster.

Audubon Boy J. J

Grange Day Ends As Bover Captures 2.18 Trot

Concord New Hampshire August 27 Grange Day drew about 25000 on the Concord State Fair association grounds. In the 2.18 trot Bover won the three heats and the favorite Mary Rachel finished third. Purse noted as 400 dollars. Participants include Bover Beauvert Marston Byron Wilkes Timothy Othmar Fletcher Stafford Vanity.

Concord N. H Concord State Fair Association Mary Rachel Bover Chs Beauvert Marston Fei Pees Byron ‘Wilkes Paige Timothy Othmar Br G Fletcher Vanity Br m Stafford

Races Draw Large Crowd at Hornesville Meet

In Hornesville New York on August 27 crowds attended several races. Belle Shelton won the special pacing race for Alleghany and Steuben counties with a best time of 2.26. Ellsworth captured the special road race with 2.32. Street Boy won the running five-eighths mile and repeat with a best time of 1.05.

Hornesville

Wargrave Wins Great Ebor Handicap at York Meeting

Wargrave won the Great Ebor handicap plate of 1000 sovereigns for three-year-olds and up, run at York today over one mile and three-quarters. Orbel finished second and Foxhall Keene's Sinopi, with Danny Maher aboard, took third among seventeen starters.

London Wargrave York Orbel Foxhall Keene Sinopi Danny” Maher

Mummy Conversation Sparks Curiosity in Quiet Exchange

In a light moment Jinks comments on a mummy's preservation inviting it to speak, while a friend suggests trying the familiar story just shared. The banter highlights playful curiosity about ancient relics during a casual chat.

Jinks

Eastern league directors act on protested games and suspensions

The Eastern league board in New York on August 27 suspended several players for desertion from the league and fined clubs. Odell Felix Mills Dunkle Walters Bonner Schaub Flaherty Ailtrock Bemis Unglaub suspended. Managers told to reserve players for 1903 and Stallings suspension and Buffalo fine upheld with future $200 penalty.

New York President Powers Edward Mack Toronto Hurley Worcester George P. Crossy Providence George W. Sweeney Rochester Montreal F. W. Odell Harry Felix W. G. Mills Ed Dunkle John Walters Frank Bonner Robert Schaub P. J. Flaherty Nicolas Altrock Harry Bemis R. A. Unglaub Stallings Buffalo

Dead heat in national cycling final at Colosseum

Providence reports Major Taylor and Frank Kramer finished in a dead heat for the one third national championship race with a protest to follow over possible team work. Iver Lawson placed third and Bowler fourth as 88 seconds marked the final distance. Jimmy Moran won the one mile professional handicap and Marcus Hurley captured both the one mile amateur handicap and the five mile amateur lap race.

Providence R. I Major Taylor Frank Kramer Coliseum Kramer Taylor Bowler Chicago Iver Lawson Jimmy Moran Chelsea Jacobson New Haven Lawson Collett M. Bedell Lynbrook L. I Patsy Keegan Lowell Kimble Stevens

Deauville Hosts World Kilometer Races

Amazing speeds marked Deauville motor races with Gabriel winning the world kilometre in 26.25 seconds on a Mars car, 84 mph. W K Vanderbilt Jr. clocked 29.25 seconds and C Jarrett 28.15 seconds, after a 600 metre run to start. Rigal won the 500 pound motorcycle kilo in 28.45 seconds at 78 mph on a Buchet tricycle.

Trouville Deauville Gabriel W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr C. Jarrett Rigal

Western Golf Opens With Big Crowd At Lake Forest

A large, brilliant society gallery watched the first round of match play for the Alexander and Governor cup in the Western Golf championship at Onwentsia league course Lake Forest. Miss Bessie Anthony, Glen View, defending Western champion, led the field and set a course record of 89 yesterday. Anthony defeated Martha Wilson, Onwentsia, six up five to play. Johnnie Carpenter, Ward Ho, despite a sprained wrist, beat Anna Wilson, Onwentsia, seven up six to play.

Chicago Onwentsia Club Lake Forest Bessie Anthony Glen View Anthony Martha Wilson Onwentsia Miss Anthony Johnnie’ Carpenter Westward Ho Anna Wilson

Love Taps Knockout in Boston Philly Bout

Tommy Love of Philadelphia knocked out Young Peter Kelly of Boston in the sixth round of their scheduled 20 round bout.

Balthzoree Tommy Love Philadelphia Peter Kelly Boston Tonight

Mohairs Lawn Party Draws Large Crowd Outside City

A 2000 strong turnout gathered for a Mohairs lawn party hosted by the national band at an outdoor venue. Admission details were noted, with attendees enjoying performances amid organized crowd control and safety measures.

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