Great crowds see N E league games in base ball heat
Large crowds attended New England League games yesterday with about 24 400 paid admissions and $6000 in receipts across ball parks. Fall River led attendance with about 6000 at the Dover Fall River game, Lowell 4000 at Concord Lowell, while Spalding park drew 4000. Lowell won the morning forfeit at Concord after early lead and a ninth inning rally, while the afternoon game saw Lowell miss on errors and Concord win.
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Fall River
Lowell
Concord
Spalding Park
Sockalexis
Merritt
Cross
Hooker
Lowell Boys
Righ Field
Mullaney
Connors
Murphy
Pulsifer
Cassidy
Short
Lock
Lake
Carney
Noblitt
Webber
Bigbie
Eaton
Doran
Moran
McLaughlin
Hassett
Barnie
In Full Quarts Tonic Price Range by Age
A pricing note states tonic sold in full quarts costs from 12 to 25 dollars per case, with the specific price dependent on age category. The record highlights price variation by customer age.
Bressler Stolen Noblit Doubles in Double Play Rally
Bressler, Noblit on base as Connors McLaughlin and Lake turn double plays. Hartman issues four walks to Bressler and one to Mullaney, while Bressler walks four. Hartman fans seven, Bressler four. Bressler throws three wild pitches as Langley presides. crowd 2500. time 1.5.
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Concord
Ayes
Mullaney
Enee Puisifer
Murphy
Lowell
lLowell
Bressler
Noblit
Connors
McLaughlin
Lake
Hartman
Langley
Lawrence Beats Haverhill 13 9 In July Fourth Pitch Duel
Morning Lawrence Massachusetts reports Lawrence defeated Haverhill by 13 to 9. Coughlin wild, issuing ten walks. Key plays include two-base hits by Klobedanz and Herwig and three-base hits by Wiley Reagan and O'Brien. Cameron Wiley stole bases. Cameron and Conroy turned a double play. Klobedanz earned wins, Wiley pitched. Time two fifteen. Attendance two thousand.
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Lawrence
Mass
Haverhill
Herwig
Barry
Cameron
O’brien
Wiley
Hamilton
Shincel
McGinley
Richardson
Spooner
Morrisey
Long
Bernard
Morrison
Whiley
French
Dover Defeats Fall River in Thirteen Inning Tilt
Dover won 5 to 3 after a lengthy thirteen inning game. Broderick, a local former Fall River player, delivered the decisive two RBI single in the thirteenth. Moorehead, Bunyan, Kane produced key hits as Dover rallied from early deficits.
Local High School Scores Run As Weather Delays Abound
Morning games at Concord Concord Lowell 9 to 0 and 13 to 4. Fall River beats Dover 4 to 1. Nashua edges Manchester 4 to 3. Afternoon results show Lowell 3 Concord 2 then 5 to 7. Fall River 5 Dover 3. Manchester 6 Nashua 3. Haverhill 1 Lawrence 0.
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Concord
Lowell
Lawrence
Haver
Fall River
Dover
Nashua
Manchester
Haverhill
Lowell Boys Enjoy Busy Day At Ball Game
The Lowell boy’s day included a long foodless stretch from morning to night and a busy schedule with over 200 boys and men admitted free. Billie Merritt and Webber starred infield and center as Concord crowds gathered. Manchester drew ahead while attendance waned after a big lead. Umpire Hassett’s July 4 duties explain an unknown umpire in Concord in morning action.
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Lowell
Hassett
Concord
Haverhill Tops Lawrence In Fourth Fourth of July Tilt
Haverhill defeated Lawrence 9 to 4 in a Independence Day game. Key hits included two base drives from Herwig Barry Cameron OBrien and a Wiley homer. McGinley earned the win with four strikeouts while Morrisey and Long combined for several walks and errors noted by the official. Attendance was about 2000.
Two Livley Games in Boston Start Fourth of July Day
Morning Boston beat Baltimore 5 to 3 as Winters silenced the Orioles until late. Two two base hits and two singles in the ninth produced three runs for Boston, while Collins delivered the winning run in the twelfth. Frequent errors by Baltimore aided Boston's offense in a humid afternoon at the park.
Selbach Drops Fly as Collins Delivers in 12th
In Boston on July 4, with one out and one run needed, Selbach misplayed Freeman's long fly to left allowing Collins to score the winning run in the twelfth. Baltimore eked out 5-4 after a back-and-forth extra inning. Notable hits included Seymour with a two-base and multiple three-base efforts by Free man Ferris Selbach Williams McCann Seymour Robinson. Stolen base by Seymour and several double plays. Pitchers Crnin and Young logged the action with Connolly umpiring before a crowd of 8,550.
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Boston
Baltimore
Winters
Warner
McGann
Seymour
Freeman
Lachance
Parent
Kelley
Robinson
Gilbert
Williams
Shields
Connnolly
Selbach
Collins
Bobo
Ferris
McCann
Lacraage
Stahl
Lachange
Cronin
Young
Cronin L
Connolly
Undefined Battery Humor Noted in Detroit St. Louis Game
A fragment lists Detroit and St. Louis with a score or line, mentioning Batteries Mullen Mercer and McGuire Sudhoff and Donahue, Timewe Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 16. The terse OCR fragment hints at a baseball or sports shorthand with officials and players named.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Mullen
Mercer
McGuire
Sudhoff
Donahue
O’laughlin
Detroit and St. Louis Tie In Afternoon Baseball
Detroit and St. Louis split a doubleheader in July 4 action with Donahue and J Donahue batteries for Detroit and Miller and Buelow for St. Louis. Um pire O Laughlin umpire. Attendance listed as 6,948.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Donahue
J. Donahue
Miller
Buelow
O’laughlin
Home club edge Washington in pitchers battle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 4 The home club defeated Washington in a tight pitchers battle this morning. Batteries Mitchell and Schrecken gest Carrick and Clarke. Time 1.45. Umpires Carruthers and Johnstone. Attendance 8070.
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Philadelphia
Washington
R Hee
Mitchell and Schreckengest
Carrick and
Clarke
Carruthers and
Johnstone
Manchester Beats Nashua 4-3 In Morning Baseball
Manchester takes a 4-3 win over Nashua in the morning game. Two costly sixth inning errors by Nashua’s Bannon hurt the visitors. Callahan made a running first inning catch for Manchester.
Boston and Chicago Bat In Afternoon Clash
In an afternoon matchup Boston scored seven runs on five hits with three players stealing bases and Eason earning the win while Chicago labored with two errors. Tenney Cooley and Dement drove key hits as Miller, Carney, and Lush added speed on the bases in a rough contest at a 1.50 timeframe before 8500 fans. Cincinnati and Philadelphia then played a midweek game a 7-3 final with Ewing Peitz Frazer and Jacklitsch contributing runs and Frazer taking the loss before 2500 attendees.
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Wolfe
Lowell
Cassidy
Sockalexis
Concord
Connors
Hartman
Eaton
Sock
Merritt
Lake
Pulsifer
Bressler
Webber
Moran
McLaughlin
Mullaney
Doran
Murphy
Carney
Noblitt
Lee
Boston
Chicago
Tenney
Cooley
Dement
Eason
Miller
Kittredge
Clark
Lush
Love
Tinker
Kling
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia After Cincinnati Errors
In Cincinnati on July 4, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 despite Thielman allowing only five hits. Cincinnati made costly errors, notably by their players, converting a strong pitching effort by Thielman into a loss. Batteries: White and Doom for Cincinnati vs Thielman and Bergen for Philadelphia. Time 1.45. Umpires Powers and Brown. Attendance 5000.
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Cincinnati
Thielman
Philadelphia
White
Doom
Bergen
Powers
Brown
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg in Low-Scoring Game
In Pittsburg on July 4, Brookyln players struggled to reach base as only three reached first and one reached second. Battery pairing Tannehill and Smith opposed Newton and Ahern. Time 1.30. Um pire Emslie. Attendance 10,500.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Tannehill and Smith
Newton
A’hearn
Emslie
Pittsburg Takes Doubleheader Over Brooklyn in All Around Play
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn twice in one day on July 4 in an 8 inning victory at home. The first game saw Pittsburg scoring four runs to Brooklyn’s one while the second ended 4 to 3. Chesbro and O'Connor pitched for Pittsburg with Kitson and Fuller for Brooklyn. Umpire Enmslie. Time 1.35. Attendance 10,020.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chesbro
O'Connor
Kitson and Fuller
Enmslie
St. Louis Defeats Visitors In Morning Contest
St. Louis outplayed the visitors in the morning test. Batteries were Yerkes and Ryan with Sparks Blewitt and Bowerman in the lineup. Time 1.50. Umpire O Day. Attendance 4500.
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St. Louis
New York
Yerkes
Ryan
Sparks
Blewitt
Bowerman
O'Day
Manchester 6 Nashua 3 July 4 game notes and umpire call
In Manchester New Hampshire on July 4 Manchester defeated Nashua 6 to 3. Volz pitched well with ten strikeouts, while Miran allowed three runs. Key stats include two-base hits by Rapp three-base hit Murray a home run Heckman and Whiting, with Clark Hafford Bush Miran stealing bases. Umpire McMahon drew attention for the afternoon's officiating. Attendance reported at 3200 with time of game 2.10.
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Nashua
N. H
Bannon
Callahan
Manchester
Wilson
van Zandt
Murray
Heckman
Nevers
Rapp
Clark
Luby
Gokey
McMahon
Volz
Milan
Whiting
Miran
Hafford
Bush
Slugging Game Ends in Philadelphia Win on July 4
Afternoon clash in Philadelphia saw a ground rut help batters as Patten faltered after the fourth inning, allowing the locals to prevail over Washington. Batteries Waddell and Schneck faced Patten and Clarke. Umpires Johnston and Carruthers. Attendance 14,462. Time 2.10.
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Philadelphia
Patten
Pr Nie
Washington
Waddell
Sports matchups listed across multiple leagues
National and regional games appear with teams from Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis New York Brooklyn Detroit and others. Dated as a schedule style listing with cross conference pairings and city matchups across American National New England and Eastern divisions.
Wright Wild Bats Help Champions in Chicago Victory
Wright led a high scoring morning game as the Champions defeated Cleveland in a one sided contest. Box score shows Chicago ten runs in the first five innings with late scoring. Patterson and McFarland paired with Wright and Bemis on the batteries. Time 1.50. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance about 5000.
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Chicago
Wright
Cleveland
Patterson and McFarland
Wright and Bemis
Sheridan
Baseball scores from major league games listed
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 9. At St Louis St Louis 7 New York 5. Chicago Boston 3 Chicago 1. Pittsburg Pittsburg 3 Brooklyn 0. St Louis St Louis 2 New York 0. Cincinnati Philadelphia Cincinnati 4. Pittsburg Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 0.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Dover 4 Fall River 1 baseball game summary
Dover defeated Fall River 4 to 1 in a morning game, scoring three runs in the first inning to secure the victory. The box score lists earned runs for Fall River, stolen bases by Ball Bunyan Moorhead, and multiple double plays by Weddige Guiheen Burrill Boardman Burrill Kane Weddige Guiheen Thornhill Bawcock Shires.
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Fall River
Dover
Dovers
Bunyan
Moorhead
Weddige
Guiheen
Burrill
Boardman
Kane
Thornhill
Bawcock
Shire
Chicago Triumphs In Afternoon Baseball Finish
Chicago won the afternoon game in a sensational finish. Strang singled, Jones doubled, and on Green's grounder Gochnauer threw Jones out at third. Strang scored, Davis walked, and Mertes cleared with a threebagger to center for the winning runs. Batteries Garvin Sullivan Bernhard Wood. Time 1 30. Umpire Sheridan.
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Chicago
Strang
Jones
Green
Gochnauer
Davis
Mertes
Cleveland
Garvin and Sullivan
Bernhard
Wood
Sheridan
Hockey Scores From Midweek Card Across Cities
Montreal plays Worcester Worcester hosts Montreal as Worcester Worcester 9 Montreal 7. Toronto meets Providence Providence 7. Newark 0 at Newark. Buffalo beats Rochester 3 2 in Buffalo. Rochester 6 at Rochester Buffalo 10. Worcester Montreal 3 Worcester hosts Jersey City Jersey City 9. Newark 4 at Jersey City.
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Toronto
Worcester
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
P. C
Seer
Rochester Wate
American League baseball scores wrap in Chicago Detroit and more
Scores show Chicago over Cleveland 10 2 and Detroit over St Louis 4 3. Boston beats Baltimore 5 3. Philadelphia defeats Washington 3 1. Chicago 3 Cleveland 2. Detroit 4 St Louis 2. Chicago 2 Boston 6. Boston 5 Baltimore 4 in 12 innings. Philadelphia 12 Washington 9.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detriot
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Pi. C
Chicago Eeeseeees
Sage
Boston Seecees
St. Louis Attennee
Detroit Sense Rene
Cleveland Wets
Ready stock of favorites and new kinds for all
The store offers a wide range of goods guaranteed to please and satisfy every customer. A complete stock of drugs medicines toilet goods and perfumes is available at low prices, with prices described as the lowest.
One Bad Accident Marks Boston Fourth of July
Boston Fourth of July celebrations caused numerous minor injuries with no deaths. The South Boston Wheelmen suffered the worst incident when three members were wounded by a rifle blast. Patrick Coyle and John Kane were hospitalized on a dangerous list, while John Devine sustained leg injuries. The day featured a Faneuil Hall gathering and sports on Boston Common, including a one mile race won by W H McVickers and a running high jump won by M W Bullock with second place by W A Hallock.
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Boston
South Boston
Patrick Coyle
John Kane
John Devine
Faneuil Hall
Boston Common
W. H. McVickers
Dougherty
Brown University
M. W. Bullock
Dartmouth
W. A. Hallock
Worcester Academy
Elkes Triumph in Charles River Motor Race
At Charles River Park Boston on July 4 the one hour motor race between Harry Elkes and Bobby Walthour ended abruptly after Walthour damaged his motor. He rode slowly for sixteen miles then withdrew. Elkes finished 30 miles in 44.32 to win.
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Boston
Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Elkes
Bronchitis Cure Promoted by Local Sufferer
Mrs. Miner Smith of Danville Illinois writes that she endured bronchitis for twenty years before relief came with Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy is sold by F. C. Goodale and C. E. Carter.
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Miner
Smith
Danville, Til
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
Boston Wins Morning Game In Chicago Exhibition
Boston defeated Chicago 11 to 3 in a morning U S baseball game. Greminger and Miller doubled for Boston while Cooley Jones and Tenney homered or doubled in a high scoring affair. Willis and Taylor split pitching duties as Cantillon umpired before 4500 spectators.
Stinson Beats Champion in 25 Mile Revere Race
In Boston at Revere track yesterday Champion led by about a mile for 17 miles before Stinson’s punctured tire. Stinson restarted and won the 25 mile race easily with a time of 39 minutes 55 seconds.
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Revere Track
Boston
Champion
Stinson
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestive Relief
A vintage advertisement claims half of human ills stem from indigestion. It promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a tonic that strengthens the stomach and makes indigestion impossible, urging readers to try the remedy.
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