Lowell Seizes First Place With 6 4 Win Over Fall River
Lowell tops Fall River 6 to 4 to reclaim the top spot in the New England League. Cross pitched for Lowell as Merritt and Lake delivered timely hits while Bowcock and Weddidge contributed offensively. Fall River had trouble matching Lowell’s pace, with errors and solid Lowell defense pacing the game.
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Concord tops Haverhill 6 to 1 on six hit inning
Concord New Hampshire beat Haverhill 6 to 1 in a six hit sixth inning led by Noblitt who notched his 100th hit of the season. Wiley impressed with aggressive base running as four more hits and a sacrifice followed.
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Lawrence Team Triumphs in First Game Over Manchester
Lawrence won 4 to 3 over Manchester in the opener as Klobe danz hit a two-base in the ninth to score the decisive run. The second game was halted at darkness with the score tied at two runs apiece.
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Lawrence
Manchester
Klobedanz
Nashua Beats New Bedford Twice in Afternoon Games
In Nashua on August 27 Nashua won two games from New Bedford. Foxen pitched well but lacked run support while Swope and Daum impressed. O Neil was hit hard in the second game. highlights included Daum’s running catch in the seventh, a three base hit by Jordan, and Pastor at short. Scores not provided.
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GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Lowell visits Concord while Manchester plays Nashua and Haverhill meets Fall River in two games. Lawrence travels to New Bedford for a league doubleheader.
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Concord and Lowell duel in upcoming games
Concord plays Lowell tomorrow in Lowell with two today at Concord and a recent 62 minute game in Dover, Del. The Concord Monitor lists batting averages for Concord with Lee and Greene near top. Fall River is praised by manager McDermott for attracting league magnates despite weaker overall form.
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Zion C C to Play Andover C C in League Game
Zion C C will represent their club against Andover C C in a league match at Andover on Saturday. Captains W. Croft and J. Greenwood lead Zion and Zion Reserves with Bunting at Wigginaville, while umpire G. Clegg is named and a car departs from the square at 1.00 pm.
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Fast Motor Pace Race Scheduled at Jack Prince Coliseum
Saturday's programme at Jack Prince's coliseum track centers on a motor paced match between Walthour and Caldwell. Both riders are regarded among the world's fastest pace followers and could smash records if the track stays in good condition and no mishaps occur. Additional events include a mile handicap and a five mile open for amateurs, with another strong attraction likely.
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Connie Murphy's Release Disputed By Two Managers
In Lawrence on August 27 Connie Murphy a player secured by Manager Flanagan could not play as Manager Don of New Bedford claims Murphy was not released by him Murphy says he was released by Manager Doe in a verbal agreement witnessed by several people and owed salary until release He will not play for New Bedford and intends to dispute Doe's claim to his services.
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Dee
All-Eastern golf team named for Saturday match
Southampton announces the All-Eastern golf team for the upcoming clash with Oxford and Cambridge. The squad includes Walter J. Tavis, A G Lockwood, M J Alsop, EM Byers, HG McFarland, Fredericks, F O Reinhart, Charles B McDonald, George T Brochaw, GH Wheelock, and Orchie Reid.
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E M. Byers
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F.O. Reinhart
Charles B. McDonald
George T. Brochaw
G H. Wheelock
Orchie Reid
Emmetts and Riversides Clash for City Championship
The Emmetts and Riversides meet on the Riverside grounds at Lakeview avenue on Saturday afternoon for the city championship and a purse of 50.9. A fast game is anticipated with many admirers from both clubs set to attend.
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Favorites fall as Nellie I and Indiana win heats
At Woonsocket on August 27 the second day of the New England Half Mile Circuit meet saw favorites upset in two of three races. Nellie I won the last three heats of the 2.25 trot after losing the first two heats, while Indiana led the free-for-all with the first heat before Phebon W. swept the remaining three heats.
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Professor Woodward Weds Miss Piver in Paris Church
Paris August 27. Professor Benjamin D. Woodward of Columbia University married Miss Gladys Van Buren Piver, a California singer, at noon in the American church on Rue de Berri.
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One and One Boston and New York Nationals Break Even
Willis stars in first game as Boston and New York split the twin bill. New York hurlers limited visitors to two hits in one game while Dexter belted a home run for the winning tally. National League results show Boston 3 New York 1 in the opener and New York 7 Boston 1 in the nightcap. Brooklyn outslugged Philadelphia 11 to 10. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 8 to 1.
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Cincinnati Wins Opener as Vickers Exits Early
Cincinnati took the first game of the series against Chicago. Vickers left after the third inning, replaced by Lundgren. Corcoran starred at shortstop while Suthoff and Peitz handled catching duties. Final score Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3. Attendance 1800.
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Brooklyn Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Rain Foull
In drizzle at New York on August 27 Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 11 to 10 after a wild pitching display led to seventeen bases on balls. Five hurlers worked as the final frame was played in darkness. Batteries Reidy Schmidt Garvin and Jacklitsch Duggleby Mitchell Doom. Time 2.15. Attendance 1200.
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National League baseball results and Connecticut league scores
In National League play New York visits Boston while Brooklyn visits Philadelphia and Chicago goes to Cincinnati with St Louis at Pittsburgh. Connecticut league games report Bridgeport defeating Norwich 2 0 Meriden edging New London 2 1 Holyoke defeating New Haven 7 2 and Hartford routing Springfield 10 6.
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Automobiles Freight Trains Progress in Africa
The first road built for automobile freight traffic in Africa nears completion. Spanning 310 miles from Longolodo to Popokabada, the British government funds the project with native labor under seven officers. Autocars will haul two tons each, mirroring wagon train rates, with widths of twenty seven feet on plains and fifteen feet in mountains.
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New York World
Home Run Hughes Wins Own Game in Quaker City
Philadelphia Aug 27 Hughes won his game today by a home run over the left field fence in a pitchers battle with few scattered hits. Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 New York 6 Washington 5 St. Louis game at Cleveland postponed Attendance 4094.
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Baseball scores and matchups across the leagues
In the American League games Boston visits Philadelphia while Washington and New York, Chicago and Detroit, St. Louis and Cleveland play. In the Eastern League Buffalo beats Rochester 10 8 and Toronto defeats Baltimore 6 0 with Montreal routing Newark 10.
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Dan Patch Fails to Lower World’s Pacing Record at Readville
About 12,000 fans attended the Grand Circuit races at Readville as Dan Patch failed to beat his world pacing mark of 1:59. Billy Buck won the Massachusetts stake by sweeping three straight heats, with Swift fading after an early lead. Dan Patch clocked 2:00 1-2 for the mile and John A. McKerron trimmed his own mark from 2:05 1-4 to 2:04 3-4, last half in 1:01 1-2. racing conditions were damp and overcast.
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