Thirteen Innings Tie Sparks Lowell Victory at Spalding Park
In a historic 13 inning clash at Spalding park Lowell edged Haverhill 4 to 3 after a ninth inning rally tied the game. Wolfe replaced Bressler in the tenth and, against heavy pressure, froze Smith with a late strike to preserve the lead as Lowell finally won in the 13th with Cross Moran and McLaughlin delivering key hits. The marathon featured stellar defense, sharp pitching by Wolfe, and a frenzied crowd as Lowell surged from 0–3 to triumph.
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Lowell
Spalding Park
Haverhill
Cross
Moran
McLaughlin
Wolfe
Bressler
Smith
Spooner
Bernard
Connors
Richardson
Deininger
Cassidy
Shincel
Feld
de Roehn
Herwig
Merritt
Sock
Concord
Hamilton
Hassett
Lake
DeRoehn
Shineel
Webber
Nashua Defeats Lawrence In Seven To Four Baseball Game
Nashua won 7 to 4 over Lawrence in a July game. Newenham was removed from the first inning box, Morrison steadied until the sixth, Van Zandt made a seventh inning catch, and Bannon pitched the eighth, retiring the visitors unassisted.
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Nashua
N. H
Lawrence
Newenham
Morrison
van Zandt
Bannon
Anee Weeve
Wilson
Penne
Hanscomb
If Miran
Hickman
Coveney
C. Wee Labelle
P . Peee
Barry
Grant
Wiley
O’brien
Cameron
Conroy
Murphy
Reagan
Dives
Tee Oil
Klobedanz
Wee Ae
Tae
Eeene
Hafford
Milan
Labelle
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Morrison and Conroy Lead Key Play by Bannon Unassisted
Plays list Morrison and Conroy with Bannon unassisted. Newenham walked once, Morrison three times, Labelle once. Morrison struck out once, La belle five times. Time 1.45. Umpire McMahon. Attendance 1,000. Morrison batted for Morrison in ninth.
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Morrison
Conroy
Bannon
Newenham
Labelle
McMahon
Fall River Drubs Concord In Tough New England League Game
Fall River and Concord clashed in a high energy game with multiple hit batsmen and wild pitches. Key players included Wade Meagher Thornhill Mullaney and Hooker for Fall River and Van Alen Kirk Shires for Concord. The day also covered pennant race standings for Lowell Manchester Dover and others with batting leaders highlighted.
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Fall River
Concord
O'Brien
Meagher
Wade
Hooker
Thornhill
Shires
Sande Ceck
Bowecock
Ball
Gilroy Rf
Bunyan
Derwin
Moorheads Meagher
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Tee Murphy
Pulsifers Stee Weere
Carney
Hartman
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Eaton
Doran
Lowell Lowell 4 Haverhill 3 in 13 innings
Baseball game ended in the 13th with Lowell Lowell defeating Haverhill 4 to 3. Key players and inning details are not provided, but the marathon matchup marks a dramatic extra inning finish.
BASE BALL NOTES Cross May Pitch Today
Lawrence at Lowell today as Lock mashes the ball regularly. Wolfe shines against Lawrence with a shutout and an 11 to 2 win in another game. Merritt and Lake excel in the field with clean defense on Saturday. Lowell fans cheer a rare home Saturday win amid poor luck.
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Wolfe
Lake
Hassett
Hamilton
Spooner
Bernard
Connors
Lowell
Cassidy
Sock
Merritt
Lock
Shineel
Deininger
Haverhill
Richardson
Smith
Cross
Johnny
Moran
MoeLaughlin
Barnie
Short
New England league may move Hamilton era southward
Positive praise for the ice breaking 13 inning game contrasts with crowds in Fall River and dropping attendance in Manchester. Hamilton’s poor baserunning and illness are noted while O’Reilly returns to Worcester and Haverhill lacks a regular third baseman. The League contemplates transferring the Lawrence franchise as public apathy grows, with Parsons and McDonald among supporters of a move and consent typically granted in such cases.
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New England
Manchester
Lowell
Dover
Frederigo
Lawrence
Concord
Nashua
Haverhill
O’reilly
Fall River
Portland
Hamilton
McLaughlin
Connors
O'Reilly
Worcester
Parsons
McDonald
New England League
Boston Globe
T. R. & T's Victorious Over Ballardvale Team
The T. R. & T.'s defeated a Bal lardvale representative 10 to 1 Saturday afternoon at North Billerica. The game showcased a strong offensive performance by the victors.
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Ballardvale
North Billerica
Weekday High School Matchups Across Four Cities
A compact schedule lists Mon through Sat games featuring Dover Concord Fall River Manchester Haverhill Nashua Lawrence Lowell and others. Tuesday adds two Lawrence Concord clashes alongside continued duels, with Wednesday and Thursday fixtures and a Friday slate. Saturday showcases Concord Fall River Manchester Dover Lawrence Haverhill and Mashua Lowell matches.
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Manchester
Lowell
Dover Aeeee
Lawrence
Haverhill
Concord Tones
ALS Nashua
Fall River Nee
Dover
Concord
Fall River
Nashua
Wall River
Reliable Low Priced Drug Notice at Falls & Burkinshaw
The ad urges responsibility for stomach ailments on silent drugs and lists popular stomach soothers carried by Falls & Burkinshaw at 48 Middlesex Col. Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station. Open at 6 a.m.
Has Beens Edges Lowell Independents 3 to 2 at Park
Leominster July 6 Has Beens defeat Lowell Independents at the old driving park grounds 3 to 2. McPherson dominated most of the game but Has Beens rallied in the sixth to pull ahead.
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Leominster
Has Beens
Lowell Independents
Old Driving Park Grounds
McPherson
Has Beens Triumph On Errors In Narrow Win
Three runs came via a base on balls and Allard s high throw over third to tag O Day. Bresnahan misplayed twice in the fifth and Olney juggled a grounder to yield two runs for Lowell. Devine and Murch turned a sensational third inning double play. O Day, Bresnahan, Murch, Donovan, McPherson scored. Thorne doubled. McPherson struck out six, Bresnahan five. Time 1.15.
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Lowell
McLaughlin
Richardson
Connors
Shineel
Cassidy
Lock
Merritt
Moran
Deininger
Conners
Smith
Webber
Sockalexis
Lake
Rich Po Cowdrey
Murphy
Hoyle
Sheridan
Williams
Eis
Rf .S
Peeveres
Hennessey
McCarty
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O'S
Erwiseey Odeaserre
Ballardvale
W. Wheatley
P . St
Conway
Platt
T. Wheatley
M To Rokes
Lynch
O'Donnell
Clemons
Dearborn
F Crisco
Rfewes
Wheatley
Clemmons
Morris
Allard
O'Day
Bresnahan
Devine
Olney
Murch
Donovan
McPherson
Thorne
Gaffney
Vaughn
Fleming
Riverside and Wamesits game forfeited after umpire call
Amateur baseball action saw Riversides and Wamesits tied 10 to 10 on Riversides grounds Saturday when a kick in the eighth inning ended the game over an umpire decision. Wamesits refused to continue, and the match was forfeited to Riversides. Middlesex defeated Combers 35 to 6 at Middlesex Village with Homer Hood as manager seeking a game next Saturday. Richmond A. C. beat Watsons 13 to 4.
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Riversides
Wamesits
Middlesex Village
Middlesex
Combers
North Chelmsford
Homer Hood
Richmond A. C
Watsons
Powell Allows Detroit Four Hits In St Louis Game
St Louis box score notes Powell allowed Detroit four hits as Mullin was touched, but fast fielding kept the score low. Batteries Powell and Donahue, Mullin and Buelow. Time 2.05. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 765090.
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St. Louis
Powell
Detroit
Mullin
Powell and Donahue
Buelow
O’laughlin
Visitors triumph aided by Flick and Lajoie in Chicago
Chicago saw visitors win with strong stick work from Flick and Lajoie. Moore faced a tight Cleveland pitching effort allowing only four singles while Chicago scattered runs. Final score 6 to 4 with Moore and Wood opposing Callahan and McFarland. Time 2.16. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 7600.
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Chicago
Flick
Lajoie
Moore
Cleveland
Wood
Callahan
McFarland
Sheridan
Cincinnati Barely Holds On in Miserable Fielding Showing
Cincinnati faced a rough game as Currie hit hard and a ragged defense left spectators early. Attendance reached about 1,000 with Hughes and AHeart behind the mound and Cur-Tie and Peitz in battery. umpires Powers and Brown called the shots as the Brooklyn visitors pulled ahead briefly before securing the win.
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Cincinnati
Currie
Cincinnaties
Brooklyn
Hughes
Peitz
Powers
Brown
Baseball score roundup from weekend games
Saturday results show Boston beats Baltimore 5 to 4 and Philadelphia defeats Washington 9 to 5. Detroit defeats St. Louis 6 to 1, while Chicago wins 11 to 2 over Cleveland. Sunday action has Chicago beating Cleveland 6 to 2 and St. Louis edging Detroit 2 to 1.
St. Louis Beats New York 7 to 1 in Friday Game
St. Louis defeated New York 7 to 1 as the Cardinals nearly shut out the visitors. The game, played in St. Louis on July 6, featured strong pitching and timely hitting from the home team, increasing their lead in the series.
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St. Louis
New York
Ninth inning surge gives visitors a late win
In a nine inning game the visitors broke through in the ninth with two singles and a steal to score. St. Louis posted 3 0 0 4 0 3 0 while New York tallied 1 1 in a 5 to 7 contest. Attendance 6500. Batteries Murphy and Ryan Evans and Yeager. Time 1.45. Umpire O Day.
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St. Louis
New York
Murphy
Ryan
Evans
Yeager
O'Day
Chicago Beats Pittsburg In Sloppy Fielding Game
Chicago defeated Pittsburg as loose fielding and weak hitting against Taylor hurt Pittsburg. First baseman Clark suffered a badly split hand from a thrown ball and may miss time. Final innings show Chicago 4 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 and Pittsburg 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 9 with Taylor, Fling, Chance, Philippi, and O'Connor pitching. Attendance listed as 5100.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Taylor
Clark
Fling
Chance
Philippi
O'Connor
Cantillon
Confusing Baseball Scoreboard Snippet From 19th Century Card
Fragmentary scoreboard style text lists multiple matchups with odd city pairings and scores. Includes Chicago Boston, Cincinnati Philadelphia, Pittsburg Brooklyn, St. Louis New York, and Cincinnati Brooklyn, with inconsistent team names and mixed punctuation. No clear single event or outcome emerges from readable fragments.
Hockey and baseball scores from Worcester and Jersey City games
In Worcester Worcester 2 Toronto 0. In Buffalo Buffalo Rochester game postponed after three innings due to rain. In Jersey City Jersey City 7 New ark 1. In Providence Providence 3 Montreal 2 in 11 innings.
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Worcester
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Eastern League results at Providence and Newark
Eastern League scores show Providence defeating Montreal 9 to 8 and Newark beating Jersey City 1 to 0. Rochester defeated Buffalo 9 to 3 in the Rochester game.
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Providence
Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
Regional and National Matchups Listed
The card lists pairs of teams and cities across leagues including American Philadelphia at Boston, Washington at Baltimore, Chicago at Cleveland, Detroit at St Louis, National Boston at St Louis and New York at Chicago. Also New England Lawrence at Lowell and Dover at Concord. Eastern Toronto at Worcester and Montreal at Providence.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
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