Dorsey Umpires Game as Lowell Fall to Lawrence 8–7
Dorsey’s infield and umpiring decisions dominated Spalding park as Lowell failed to convert late chances against Lawrence. Cassidy’s disputed foul call halted a potential Lowell rally in the eighth, while Willis and Cross shuffled Lowell’s pitching in a see-saw affair that left Lawrence ahead 8–7 after a tense ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me and
Jakey
Spalding Park
Lowell
Lawrence
Dorsey
Cassidy
Merritt
Willis
Cross
Barnie McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Manchester
Webber
Base Ball At Spalding Park This Afternoon
Dover 1s Lowell Came called at 3 o clock Admission 25 cents. Ber flied out to right and Bressler grounded to Cameron ending the game. Highlights included Sock to Grant at second, Grant’s long fly catch, and Conroy’s leaping line drive snag in the sixth. The crowd recalls the feat as the score remains to be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Park
DOVER
Lowell
Ber
Bressler
Cameron
Sock
Grant
Conroy
Lock
The Woman With Hair on Her Face An Ad Notice
An advertisement from Arthur Rhodes a hair specialist at Rhodes' New Hair Store 13 Merrimack Street Lowell Mass promises tested methods to remove facial hair and warns readers to write for full information before trying DIY remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rhodes
Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Mass Telephones
Fall River Defeats Manchester at Varick Park in Tepid Game
Fall River easily defeated Manchester at Varick park in a listless affair as the visitors played snappy all afternoon and deserved the win. The final score is not stated in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Fall River
Varick Park
Haverhill Forfeits Second Game To Nashua 9–0
In Nashua New Hampshire on July 7 Haverhill refused to field for the second game due to improper notice and the contest was forfeited to Nashua by a 9 to 0 score. Deininger yielded 12 hits in the first game while Gokey pitched steadily and Van Zandt made a sensational third inning catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Haverhill
Driscoll
Deininger
Gokey
van Zandt
Nashua Walsh
Bhpoa
Bannon
Wilson
Hanscomb
Cameron
Heckman
Soveney c 'Gokey
Eeveve
Ereeaeee
Haverhill Smith
See Herwig
Rf Hamilton
Bernard
Ennis
Spooner
Richardson
Nae Shineel
Deining
Concord 2 Dover 1 in tight NH baseball game
Concord beat Dover 2 to 1 after a scoreless middle innings. Dover's only run came in the first inning on O Brien's fumble Burrill's sacrifice and Weddige's double. In the eighth O Brien walked for the third time and Mullaney and Murphy singles brought two runs. Both pitchers delivered sensational stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Dover
O'Brien
Burrill
Weddige
Mullaney
Murphy
Svsveek
Pulsifer
Carney
O’brien
Joyce
Eewees
Baseball Box Score Snippet Notes O'Brien Hersog
Reading the fragment shows a baseball box score style note with players Carney Doran Pulsifer O'Brien and Hersog. It records bases on balls by O'Brien and Hersog, strikeouts by both pitchers, a passed ball by Doran, time of 1 35, umpire Mc Mahon and attendance 600.
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Barry
Grant If
Wiley c
O’brien
Ol Cameron
Conroy
Murphy
Regan Ss
Klobedanz Pwe
Ee Ee
Lowell
Connors
Cassidy
Sockalexis
Merritt
Eae
Ice
Cross
Moran
Webber If
Willis P
Bressler
Lawrence
Cameron
Klobedanz
Klobedanz Cameron
Lake
Willis
Dorsey
Phy
Carney
Doran
Pulsifer
Hersog
McMahon
Boston Abr
Bhpoa Dougherty x
Collins
Stahl Cf
Hate E Eee
Ananwene
Freeman Rf
Parent
Sees Sear
Lachance
Ferris
Warner E Eee
Philadelphia
Hartzel If
Fultz
Davis
Hee L
Seybold
Powers
M. Cross
Castro
Plank P
Boston Hevenice
Boston
Winters
Plank
Warner
Connolly
Hockey scores and results from area matchups
Lowell-Lawrence 8 Lowell 7. Concord-Concord 2 Dover 1. Manchester Fall River 10 Manchester 2. Nashua vs Haverhill split games Nashua 6 Haverhill 4 in first game and Nashua 9 Haverhill 0 in second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lawrence
Concord
Dover
Manchester
Fall River
Nashua
Haverhill
Dover in Lowell Today and Ball Players on View
The era of fielding and pitching chatter fills a Globe column with notes on Dover in Lowell, Barnie the standout, Sock’s sharp throw, and Billies Connors and Parsons in debate over transfers. Speculation centers on franchise moves among Taunton New Bedford Portland and Manchester as cities eye a league seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Taunton
New Bedford
Beechton
Portland
Fall River
Lawrence
Manchester
John Smith
Smith
Brockton
Maine City
Manchester Union
Boston Nationals Rally Bunched Hits In Rainy St Louis Game
Boston won today's game by bunching four hits in the seventh inning as both starters were effective. Postponement note indicates weather affected other Big League matchups. Score details not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore Beats Washington in Light Offense Slow Game
Baltimore batted Orth out of the box in the second inning and never looked back as Selbach collected five clean hits. Final score shows Baltimore four to one with Howell and Robinson behind Orth, Townsend, Clark and Drill doing the catching duties. Umpires Johnstone and Carruthers. Time of game one hour forty five minutes. Attendance two thousand one hundred fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Orth
Selbach
Washington
Howell
Cleveland Beats Chicago in One-Sided Ballgame
Cleveland out bat Chicago and won easily as Bemis was benched for disputing a decision and manager Clark Griffith was ordered off the field. Bradley and La Joie led the batting. score showed Cleveland ahead. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 2,751.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Bemis
Sheridan
Clark Griffith
Bradley
Lajoie
Wright
Woode
Patterson and Sullivan
American League results with mixed scores in Boston Baltimore and Cleveland
In a Boston venue the Red Sox beat the Athletics 4 to 2. Baltimore routed Washington 13 to 0. At Cleveland the score against Chicago was 5 to unknown due to incomplete data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Fleet Sailing Difficult With Light Winds and Tow In to Harbor
Evening delay due to scant wind left several yachts not entering until after dark. The Thistle struggled to reach harbor and was towed in by the tug. Emerald, Sachem, Loyal, Neola, Isolit and Rondinella won, fleet to Newport then Sea Girt for four major prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thistle
Robert E. Toda
Emerald
Sachem
Loyal
Neola
Isolit
Rondinella
He Lor
Larchmont
New London
Shelter Island
Newport
Cloudburst Damage Estimated at Canandaigua Town
Cloudburst damage near Canandaigua New York is estimated at $100000 after cyclonic winds Sunday and Saturday storms. Torrents from mountain ravines blocked by driftwood washed into Canandaigua Lake, sweeping away houses barns stock and destroying hundreds of acres of vineyards crops and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
N. Y
Seneca Point
Canandaigua Lake
Woodville
Vine Valley
Naples
Colonial Premiers Praise Sprigg After Constitutional Victory
London July 7 colonial premiers assembled in London praised Sir John Gordon Sprigg prime minister of the Cape Colony for the victory of constitutional government after imperial government rejected suspending the Cape constitution. Sprigg thanked premiers for backing his fight and noted rebels in the colony laying down arms as peace progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Empire
John Gordon Sprigg
Cape Colony
Cape
Joseph Chamberlain
Fire destroys Burlington shoe plant and nearby buildings
A July fire in Burlington Vermont destroyed the Lake Side Shoe company plant on Park avenue, the Lang and Goodhue Manufacturing flask house and barn, and a Con ger estate school building. Losses totaled about 50 000 for Lake Side Shoe, fully insured. Lang and Goodhue carried no insurance. Con ger estate property was insured for 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lake Side Shoe Company
Park Avenue
Lang and Goodhue Manufacturing Company
Henry R. Conger
Lang and Goodhue Company
Conger
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 5 to 3 in Home Game
Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 3. Iberg unsettled hitters until the eighth when four hits swung the game for Pittsburg. Batter ies Tannehill Smith Iberg Doomn. Time 1 45. Attendance 1950. Umpire Emile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Iberg
Philadelphia
Tannehill and
Smith
Doomn
Emilie
Cincinnati Holds Newton, Wins Late Rally
Cincinnati was unable to solve Newton as Brooklyn shaded the game 5 to 4. Newton allowed only five scattered hits through four innings while Cincinnati errs plagued their fielding. Thielman and Peitz provided defense, with power by A Hearn. Attendance around 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newton
Brooklyn
A’ Hearn
Thielman
Peitz
Powers
Brown
Emmet Baseball Club Challenges T R T Team for Series
Manager Thomas X. Allen of Emmet Baseball Club issues a challenge to the T R T baseball club of North Billerica for a game or series with a purse of at least 25 dollars. First game planned for the 26th at Fairgrounds or Spalding Park, with contact via 9 Bolton Place off Franklin Street. The barbers first team also plans to play the police next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Emmet
North Billerica
Emmet Baseball Club
Fairgrounds
Spalding Park
Thomas X. Allen
Bolton Place
Franklin Street
Mgr
Emmet B. B
Rain Delays Ruin St Louis and Chicago Games
Rain postponed games in St Louis and Chicago while Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 3 to zero and Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn hidden in the score line. Strong entities include St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn.
La Rita Wins Lipton Trophy Cup Series In Chicago
La Rita, the 20 foot cabin yacht owned by George R. Pears, completed the Lipton trophy series by winning the final race and securing a 300 percent overall. Sprite finished the day a distant rival. Arab IV placed second in the series but did not compete in the final race due to dissatisfaction with the percentage judged in Saturday's contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ederone Dominates Windsor Driving Park Opener in Rain
Detroit July 7 rain disrupted the Windsor Driving Park meeting with only one race finished. Ederone paced a mile in 2.09 1-2 and won the 2.30 pace in straight heats with times 2.12 1-2, 2.09 1-2, 2.13 1-2, 2.17 trot unfinished. The Roan won the first and second heats of the 2.30 pace with times 2.12 1-4 and 2.10 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Windsor Driving Park Association
Ederone
Elderone
College Scores From Early Hockey Matches
Providence beat Montreal 7 to 1 at Providence Montreal. Worcester defeated Toronto 8 to 2 at Worcester. Jersey City defeated Newark 8 to 3. Rochester beat Buffalo 12 to 0 in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Montreal
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Buffaoo
P.C
Toronto Eee
Buffalo See
Worcester Eens
Providence Aeeee
Newark Eee
Regional and national matchups and a medical testimonial
The listing shows multiple matchups across leagues including American Philadelphia at Boston Washington at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg Dover at Lowell Lawrence at Concord Haverhill at Manchester Fall River at Nashua Toronto at Worcester Montreal at Providence ace at Jersey City affalo at Rochester plus a testimonial from W Lenhart of Bowling Green praising Dean's Ointment for a lasting cure of a leg sore itching and burning outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
National
New England
Dover
Lowell
Lawrence
Concord
Haverhill
Manchester
Fall River
Nashua
Toronto
Worcester
Montreal
Providence
Ace
Jersey City
Affalo
Rochester
Dean
W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
John Farrell of Providence Killed in Boston Rail Accident
A man believed to be John Farrell of Providence was fatally struck by a New York New Haven and Hartford train in Boston after leaping from a track to avoid another train. Farrell suffered a fractured skull and crushed left foot, and died about 30 minutes after arrival at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Farrell
Providence
New York, New Haven
McGraw Signs to Manage New York National League Club
Baltimore July 7 John J. McGraw announced he has signed with Andrew Freedman to manage the New York National League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John J. McGraw
Andrew Freedman
New York
Atlantic Yacht Race First Day Reaches New Haven
The Atlantic Yacht Club fleet completed the first day at New Haven harbor in Connecticut with six to ten vessels entering the port as the rest lingered offshore. The early arrivals marked a cautious finale to a day of light winds and variable currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Lantic Yacht Club
Freeman Sets World Record In 20 Mile Bicycle Run
Pittsburg July 7 Howard Freeman broke the world bicycle record for twenty miles with a time of 29 08 4 5 seconds in a motor paced straightaway race against Harry Elkes. The event also featured Tommy Hall with Hall given a half mile handicap. Freeman posted intermediate splits for five and ten miles showing rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Howard Freeman
Harry Elkes
Freeman
Tommy Hall
Hall
Titus and Scholes Star in Henley Diamond Sculls Race
At Henley C S Titus of Union Boat club New York defeats Louis Scholes of Don Rowing Toronto by a length and a half in 8 minutes 33 seconds. Beresford and Smith also win, while London notes Titus as a potential Democratic candidate for president in 1904 amid Roosevelt nominating speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Eng
C. S. Titus
Union Boat Club of
New York
Louis Scholes
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Titus
Scholes
Temple Island
Phyllis Court
Ten Eycke
M Howell
J. Beresford
Kensington Rowing Club
K. Johnson
Twickenham
H. Berington Smith
Leander Rowing Club
L. X. F. Prevel
Club Nautique of
Nice
Vesper Medal Handicap Winners Named Across Classes
The Vesper Country club three days of medal play handicap results were announced Sunday. In Class A the winners were Arthur D. Butterfield and W. E. Stratton, in Class B Dana D. Bartlett and Fred Leighton, and in Class C Harry E. Shaw and W. E B. Bissell. Handicaps were applied to the best scores submitted, with players allowed multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper Country Club
Arthur D. Butterfield
W. E. Stratton
Dana D. Bartlett
Fred Leighton
Harry E. Shaw
W. E B. Bissell
National Turnerbund debates women eligibility and tax rules
Davenport Iowa July 7 The second day of the North American Turnerbund convention featured heated debate over admitting women to full membership. The proposal failed by 183 4-5 to 174 1-5 and required a two thirds vote. Resolutions urged tax exemption for Turner property with eastern delegates backing the idea while western radicals demanded taxation of all society and church property. Notable leaders included Rappaport Gueron and Arnold. The next Turnerfest will be in 1905, ruling out 1904 site plans for St Louis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
The
North American Turnerbund
Turner
Turner Society
Rappaport
Indiana
Gueron
New Jersey
Arnold
Connecticut
St. Louis
Chicago
Hanna's Friends Question Clarkson for Southern Delegates
A Washington dispatch reports Hanna's supporters resent Clarkson entering the race for Southern delegates to back Roosevelt in 1904. They insist Hanna is not campaigning for the nomination now and would avoid missteps if he eventually seeks the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Payne, Quay
Clarkson
Roosevelt
Washington
Payne
New York
The
Times
Ohio
Champion Defeats Leander In Two Ten Mile Heats
In Atlantic City on July 7 Albert Champion of France defeated George Leander in two straight ten mile heats setting new competitive track bicycle records. He won heat one in 15.04 with splits of 1.271-5 and 2.123-5, then led the race comfortably to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
George Leander
Albert Champion
France
King Edward VI and American goodwill praised in personal article
The Outlook essay argues Americans should judge King Edward fairly, noting his friendship with the United States. It highlights Anglo American social warmth at Marlborough House, Sandringham, and London society, praising Queen Victoria’s son, the King, and American influence. It mentions Mrs Whitelaw Reid and Mr Choate as connected figures and the President’s appointment of Mr Reid as special ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smalley
Edward VI
Marlborough House
Hamburg
Sandringham
England
United States
London
Westminster Abbey
Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Mr. Reid
The Art of Camping Bed of Pine Boughs Described
Martha Coman extols camping comfort in The Outlook recreation number detailing a pine bed built from fresh boughs. The method uses logs as a frame, layered boughs and needles, moss, and pine balsam for softness, fragrance, and lasting elasticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Coman
Quebec
Aroostook
Dress for Camping on a Month-Long Trip
Katherine A. Chandler advises in Good Housekeeping on camping wardrobe for a month. She recommends two skirts of denim or corduroy in a soil‑color, a matching jacket, two loggin pants, three to four cotton crepe or seersucker shirt waists, a soft canvas hat or sunbonnet, a sweater and a shawl, sturdy yet comfortable footwear with heavy soles and Hungarian nails, two pairs of tramping shoes, two stocking sets, two undergarments, and ample hairpins and safety pins plus a mending bag for tidy upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine A. Chandler
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Correy
Regan
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Wiley
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Meagher
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Whiting
Van
French
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N. E. League
Manchester Eee Ee
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Barnie
Billie Connors
Aoe
Billie Parsons
Tim Murnane
Tim
Hickey
Kansas City
National Board
Globe
Quakers
Boston National
Sprigg
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Barbers
Lipton Trophy
la Rita
George R. Pears
Natonal League
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Bridgeport
Meriden
Waterbury
Hartford
Titus Qutrows
New Yorker
Sporting Life
Titus-Scholes
Gross, Cappet Butterfield
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Grover
Knapp
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MacDonald
Bartlett
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Handley
Clark
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Conant
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Bissell
Barker
Proctor Sees
Ee Meee Eneeene
Thompson
Daven
Leander
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