Lowell Defeats Manchester In Thrilling 2 1 Victory
Lowell edged Manchester 2 to 1 at the Fairgrounds as Lew Cross held Manchester to two hits in a brisk pitchers duel. Fred Lake stole home for the winning run in the eighth after placing a man on third, with Clark making key fielding plays and Cross striking out 12 to earn the win.
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Nashua Beats Haverhill 2–0 In Low-Scoring Tilt
Nashua won 2 to 0 over Haverhill in a pitchers battle led by Labelle who held the better hand. The game featured strong early innings and solid defense from both sides, with Nashua seizing the decisive runs in the middle frames.
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Lewiston Defeated by Portlands in Afternoon Game
Lewiston, Me on Aug 30 saw the Lewis team fall to the Portlands 9 to 8 after Mullaney left in the second inning with a finger injury. Higgins moved to right field and Doe to left. Portland scored in four spots in the first and finished with a nine run total while Lewiston managed three in the bottom. Batteries Ross and Wiley for Portland with Kane and Clarke behind Lewiston. Time 1.30. Umpire Wheelock. Attendance 400.
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Rival Lobs: Lowell-Lowell Triumphs Over Manchester 2-1
Manchester loses 2-1 to Lowell-Lowell after a tight game, while Nashua-Nashua shuts out Haverhill 2-0 and Lewiston-Portland dominates Lewiston 6-3 in nearby matchups.
Lowell and Manchester Pro Schedule and Player Updates
Nashua visits Lowell at 10:30 on Labor Day while Haverhill tops the afternoon agenda. Lowell plays only one game at Manchester today as directors show little interest in future meetings. Brockton manager Leonard may bring his Eastern league squad after the New England season. Candy Beville remains hospitalized with neuralgia and morphine treatment. Beville may miss the rest of the season. Hitting leaders for Keely's pipe show Dillon 18 and Shea 14.
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New England League
Portland Pennant Hopes Fade as League Fines Loom
Portland faces a $50 fine and possible expulsion as the New England league deadline nears. Manchester and Lowell edges shift the pennant race while Nashua mourns crowd indifference and Umpire McGovern faces hostile reaction. Rapp of Manchester is sidelined for season with an internal issue.
Press team loses to Chelmsford YMCA 18 to 6
The Press team was defeated by the Y M C A of Chelmsford by 18 to 6 yesterday afternoon. Poor batting at key moments and baserunning errors cost them the game while Bradley did not play his usual spot. The YMCA pitcher was hit but the visitors managed timely hits.
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Nova Scotia Cricketers to Tour New England and New York
The Nova Scotian cricket team mainly drawn from Pictou county clubs will tour New England and New York. They open with an all day game against the Lynn club on Beach Bluff grounds Saturday. Next week they face Pawtucket Fall River Brockton and Ashton clubs before meeting the Manhattans at Prospect Park Brooklyn.
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Michael sets indoor cycle record at Madison Square Garden
New York Aug 30 Jimmy Michael broke the indoor cycle record behind motor pace for two miles at Madison Square Garden track. He also defeated Major Taylor in two straight heats in their match race, covering the two miles in 3 minutes 10 and 3 fifths.
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Hubbard arraigned on fugitive from justice claim
G F Hubbard of Manchester appeared before Judge Lowell in Boston and pleaded guilty to concealing property while bankrupt. Arrested in Denver earlier in the summer as a fugitive, he awaits sentencing with one week to pass.
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Tenements to Let in Central City and Nearby Areas
To let several tenements in all parts of the city in good repair at low prices. Five rooms in Centralville priced at 8 dollars monthly, two rooms in Centralville at 4.50, three and four rooms in the Highlands at 7 and 8 dollars, five rooms in Belvidere at 8, four large rooms near Northern depot at 9, a six room cottage in Ayer City at 8 per month. Apply to T. H. Elliott, 4 Central Street.
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Won in the Ninth As Boston Americans edge Detroit in rain delayed game
Detroit, Aug 30. The Detroit team led 4 3 going into the ninth when the Boston Americans rallied for two runs. Casey fumbled Dowd’s grounder and Stahl doubled in Schreck, then a passed ball scored Dowd for the winning run. Cronin pitched better than Young. rain halted a second game.
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Chicago and Baltimore battle through darkness in slow game
Chicago and Baltimore produced a dull contest until darkness ended play after nine innings. Chicago totaled five runs on twelve hits with a .200 batting line, while Baltimore added four runs on seven hits. Batteries were Callahan and Sugden for Chicago, Foreman and Robinson for Baltimore. time 2.35. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 2100.
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Phillies Edge Milwaukee In Late Error For Victory
In Milwaukee on August 30 Donahue fumbled Davis' short hit with two out in the last inning allowing Wiltse and Fultz to score, giving Philadelphia an 8 to 3 win over Milwaukee. Batteries Garvin and Donahue Willie and Steelman Umpire Terry Time 1.55 Attendance 550.
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Donovan's steady play ups Brooklyn in Boston clash
In Boston on Aug 30 Brooklyn won as Donovan's steadiness at critical moments prevailed over Boston's efforts. A key defensive stop by Long highlighted the game. Brooklyn scored to take the decision in a tightly contested matchup.
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Baseball recap with Donovan dominant on mound
Din een struck out four, Donovan notching two more strikeouts. Time 1 57. Um pire Nash attended the game as a crowd of about 2000 watched the matchup.
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Philadelphia 15 New York 3 in slugfest
Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 0 after Duggleby held the Mets to two reach second, while Matthewson faded after the fifth. Scoring showed Philadelphia dominant early and late, with a late surge to 15 total runs. Attendance reached about 2,000 as umpires and batteries were Duggleby McFarland and Matthewson Warner.
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Cincinnati Wins Behind Late Inning Spree
St Louis fell short as Cincinnati pulled away with a string of hits in the eighth and ninth. St Louis rallied in the late game, loading the bases in the ninth but could not knot the score. Final score Cincinnati 12 St Louis 7 with Hahn Bergen Powell Ryan batteries and Brown umpiring in front of about 2,000 fans.
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Baseball and minor league schedule for today
GAMES TODAY list shows American League matchups with Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Milwaukee Baltimore at Chicago National League Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St. Louis New England League action features Lowell at Manchester Nashua at Haverhill Lewiston at Portland Eastern League doubleheaders Buffalo at Brockton Montreal at Worcester Toronto at Providence Rochester at Hartford.
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baseball doubleheader results with rain delays and ties
Detroit first game Boston won 5 to 4 while the second game was postponed by rain. Cleveland saw Washington and Cleveland games postponed due to rain. Milwaukee edged Philadelphia 3 to 1 in 10 innings. Chicago and Baltimore ended tied 5 to 5 after calling at nine endings due to darkness.
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Baseball scores from major city games listed
Boston beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 while New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 0. Pittsburg game ended early as rain halted play in the third inning. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 5.
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Eastern League Results From Recent Games
In Worcester Montreal won 5 to 3 against Worcester. Stockton Brockton outscored Buffalo 11 to 6. Hartford beat Rochester 8 to 6. Providence defeated Toronto 7 to 3.
Local Baseball Scores From Three Neighboring Cities
Norwich-Norwich 6 Bristol 3 Bridgewater 13 Derby 2 Meriden 9 New London 6 in game one and 3 2 in game two Meriden split with New London New Haven 12 Waterbury 3 in game one and 6 5 in game two.
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Final Races Set for Constitution Columbia Contests
Newport R I Aug 30 final series between Constitution and Columbia starts tomorrow on the Newport course. After sixteen races the two American boats are closely matched making selection for the defender to sail against Shamrock II in the America's Cup fights at Sandy Hook highly contested. Sir Thomas Lipton will attend as a notable spectator and guest of Commodore Ledyard at dinner Monday, with other owners of Constitution and Columbia also invited.
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Lipton's Shamrock II Reaches Sea But Fails To Sail Cup Course
The Shamrock II sailed farther than any prior New York trials yet failed to cover a Cup course due to light wind and Mr. Jameson’s late arrival as Lipton plans to depart for Newport Sunday with a party. Sir Thomas Lipton hopes for a strong race against the American yachts Monday.
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Auchtersonie Beats Bogey in 12 Holes at Chi
Glenview club championship semi finals drew a large gallery in Chicago on Aug 30 as Bruce D. Smith faced Abram Poole Jr and William Holabird faced Walter Egan while Lawrence Auchterlonie’s record breaking 70 from last Wednesday was made public showing he halved six holes in bogey and beat bogey on 12 holes.
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Cresceus Fails in World Trotting Record Attempt at Narragansett
Providence Aug 30 Cresceus failed to beat the world trotting mark at Narragansett Park with a 2 05 flat mile. The pace lacked a strong start as the chestnut stallion struggled through the stretch. Wu Ting Fang watched from the judge's stand as Dan Patch led the 2.08 pace card to victory. crowd attendance marked a successful closing day of a notable meeting.
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Biggest bet on cup race shocks Waldorf crowds
At the Waldorf Astoria New York a record 250000 to 150000 stake was placed on the Shamrock not lifting the cup. W F Mustin of the Pittsburg stock exchange led a syndicate to back Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht against Walter Kingsley of London. The odds favored the American boat 5 to 3. The bet drew a throng of financiers and excitement aboard the Deutschland and at the hotel.
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Six Day Race at Revere Track Enters Fourth Day
Revere August 30. Four teams remain in the six days bicycle race at the Revere cycling track. By day four the riders totaled 681 miles plus three laps. Alexander and Stevens did not start. Du bois and Tourgeon quit after three laps. Teams Moran and McLean Pierce and McDuffee Maya and Bowler each have 681 miles and 3 laps while Downey and Bleecker have 681 miles and 2 laps.
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Trains Revised By New York New Flaven & Hartford R R
On and after June 10 1900 the Lowell depot trains run to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and other way stations at 7 11 25 am and 6 25 pm Connections are noted with the Boston and Albany and Fitchburg lines and the 5 25 pm is for Stonington and New York with a Sunday 7 15 am service to Southeast Mansfield Providence and related stops. C Peter Clark Gen Supt C Kendall Gen Pass.
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Boston and Maine Train Schedule Revised to June 24
Boston and Maine railway publishes a corrected June timetable for routes from Bersina Street Depot Lowell and Middlesex Station Lowell. It lists departures to Boston and numerous branches including Lawrence North Hampton Newburyport Portland and St John, with numerous daily and Sunday trains and seasonal notes.
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