Lowell Falls to Haverhill in Close Ninth Inning
In a tense game at Spalding park yesterday Lowell edged toward a comeback but fell 3 to 2 to Haverhill. Beville’s disputed calls and Lowell’s batting woes defined the affair as Haverhill struck in the third and seventh, with Lowell failing to capitalize on late chances. Coughlin pitched well for Haverhill as Bressler struggled with control but delivered a solid effort for Lowell. Merritt’s hand injury sidelined him for days as Lowell’s defense and timely hits lagged.
Manchester 1 Fall River 0 shuts out visitors
Manchester New Hampshire defeated Fall River 1 to 0 in a fast game. Courteen and Bishop pitched well with Courteen yielding three singles in the ninth inning that produced the deciding run. Infield defense was strong on both sides and only one error was charged.
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Local Soccer Scores From New England Matches
At Lowell Haverhill Lowell 8 to 2 Concord Dover 3 to 2 Manchester Manchester 1 Fall River 0 Nashua Nashua 5 Lawrence 3.
Umpire Forfeits Game Then Forfeit Reversed In Lowell Showdown
In a muddled sequence Lawrence forfeited to Concord but later reversed the decision. Dee's Wild West show beat Concord yesterday. Lowell and Dover loom as next rivals. Willis of Lowell, a top pitcher last year, draws on past performances this season. Hoyle may join Lowell before the term ends. Sheets leaves for Baltimore after wrist splint removal, not fit to play again. Haverhill fans recall Sheets warmly. Sock threw out Shineel at third on a hit to right. Bressler makes two notably bad throws but otherwise fields well. Kirby, filling in after Red Long injury, may receive a testimonial. Kloby pitched heavily for Lawrence. Pat Conroy falls to Coughlin’s bends. John Wiley sidelined by finger injury. Blyan and Bunyan contribute, while Red Long delivers strong pitching. Deininger struck out by Long in the sixth, a noted corker.
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Detroit shuts out Boston as Mercer dazzles in denouement
Detroit ends its skid by a 4-0 victory over Boston in Detroit. Mercer pitched superbly and Freeman's miscue on a fly to center field aided two Detroit runs in the third. Barrett made a spectacular catch at the fence. Ferris and Warner each logged key hits, while Detroit drew five walks and left five on base in a sunlit Aug 28 game.
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Base Ball Notes and Local Games at Spalding Park
Dover in Lowell today Nashua starts strong under new management Connors shines at short Beville off color as an umpire Hassett Webber and Joyce of Dover attended bystander Good luck Mr. Collins of Nashua Thorne replaces Merritt at first strong mover in local leagues Two games set for tomorrow at Spalding park Fall River to oppose with 2 PM start Lawrence group photographed amid row over Conroy Barry missing due to conflicts with Wiley
St. Louis Tops Baltimore in Ten Inning Opener
In St Louis on August 28 St Louis beat Baltimore 9 to 4 in ten innings after a scoreless game through nine. Donahue and Katoll pitched well for both sides with Hemphill driving in the go ahead run on Gilbert’s error. Arndt made a spectacular fence catch to highlight the defense. Attendance 1400.
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Cleveland Beats Washington In One Sided Game
Cleveland bunched its hits off Carrick in the third and seventh innings to win easily. Joss was dominant except in the fourth when Washington scored three runs on four hits. Batteries Joss Bemis Carrick Clark. Time 1 40. Attendance 2750. Umpire Connolly.
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Chicago and Philadelphia Split Pair in Nervous Doubleheader
Chicago and Philadelphia opened with tense play as errors plagued easy chances. Patterson limited the Phillies to four singles in game one, while Chicago bunched hits in game two to win in the eighth on four singles, a balk and Daly’s muff. Final scores: Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3. Chicago 9, Philadelphia 4.
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Husting and Powers Narrowly Defeat Chicago 5 to 4
Philadelphia edges Chicago 5 4 in a second game. Waddell Schreck Pratt McFarland credited with batteries. Umpires Carruthers Johnstone. Attendance 7260. Time 2 hours. Game details show innings and scoring sequence for both teams.
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Baseball results from multiple cities and games
Detroit defeated Detroit 4, Boston lost 0 in a split venue. St Louis beat Baltimore 1 to 0 at Washington. Cleveland won over Washington 4 to 2. Chicago split against Philadelphia with game one 4 to 1 in favor of Chicago and game two Philadelphia 34 to 4 over Chicago.
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Slaughter in Third Inning Defines Pittsburg Loss
Pittsburg, Pa on August 28 reports Taylor’s hit filled third inning with six hits, including a See homer, as Taylor and Kling squandered chances. Philippe and Smith stood for Pittsburg, Tay lor, Kling bore the mound, time 1.40, umpire Irwin, attendance 1760.
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Local Scores From Regional Matches
Newark defeated Worcester 4 to 1 while Buffalo bested Rochester 5 to 2. Toronto edged Montreal 10 to 6 and Jersey City beat Providence 3 to 1.
Baseball doubleheader results from the region
In Norwich Springfield beat Norwich 3 to 2 in 14 innings. New London shut out Bridgeport 2 0 in game one and won 5 to 4 in game two. Waterbury defeated New Haven 6 to 2. Meriden blanked Hartford 2 to 0. Games reflect a mix of extra innings and close scores across local leagues.
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Early Pro Hockey Schedule Summary
The schedule lists multiple regional games across American and national leagues including Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Baltimore at St Louis Washington at Cleveland Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg St Louis at Cincinnati Dover at Lowell Fall River at Nashua Haverhill at Manchester Lawrence at Concord Worcester at Newark Providence at Jersey City Buffalo at Rochester Montreal at Toronto.
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Anaconda Dominates Narragansett Park Free-for-all
Records fall at Narragansett Park as Anaconda wins the free-for-all pace in 2.02, beating Prince Alert in two heats. The day draws about 12,000 with Jan Patch and Shadow Chimes also featuring as Myron McHenry drives for the fastest mile. Races include the Roger Williams 2.14 class, 2.22 trot, and multiple heats with notable performances by Nutbearer and Kalwala.
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Locanda and related stakes in pacing event card
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Prince Alert and Anaconda Matched for Special Race
Prince Alert and Anaconda, both fractions 2.00 and 2.01, are matched for a $3000 purse race at the grand circuit meeting in Charter Oak Park Hartford next Wednesday. The deal allocates 75 percent of gate receipts to the purse.
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Caesar Misch Defeats Putnam Sons in Dracut Centre
Amateur baseball notes report Caesar Misch defeating Putnam Sons reps at Dracut Centre yesterday afternoon. The game featured heavy hitting from both sides before the final curtain.
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Rod and Gun Club Daily Chelmsford Outing Result Match
The Rod and Gun Club held its annual outing at Chelmsford grounds yesterday. A match between current members and former members ended with the present-members team victorious. Score:
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Buntings to Face Zions in Wigginville League Game
Cricket notes state the Buntings meet the Zions at Zion grounds Wigginville with J Briggs as captain and players Patrick Burns Gale Rowley Watson West Moss Empey Barber Burtt. A shooting program on Labor Day with many prizes is planned by the shooting committee and attracts strong attendance.
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Margold Wins Prix Criterium in Dieppe
Dieppe France August 28 W K Vanderbilt's Margold ridden by Thompson won the Prix Criterium today.
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