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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1902

Page

3

Lowell Triumph Over Fall River In Eight Eighth Inning Rally

In a wild Lowell beat Fall River 8 to 7 after an eight inning burst. Bressler left hander struggled late, issuing walks and hits as Lowell surged from 7 to 3 down. O'Neil debuted at second for Lowell with solid defense and a strong first game while Moran departed to Dover after an eye injury incident.

Lowell Fall River Spalding Park Fall River Lowell Bressler O'Neil Haverhill O’neil Connors Johnny Moran Moran Dover

Game Box Summary From Local Match

By Bressler two runs and Yeagher five, DeRoehn two passed balls, Bressler two wild pitches, time 1.55. Umpire Dorsey and attendance 500 noted.

Bressler Yeagher DeRoehn Dorsey Mullaney Po Murphy Carney Noblitt Bigbie Doran Eaton Hooker Haverhill Sheets Herwig Richardson Concorde Haverhill Peet Ceneraee Concord Bae McGinley

Hooker Shuts Out Lawrence, Ha verhill Blanked 4 to 0

Concord New Hampshire reports Hooker pitched a shutout against Lawrence, following an earlier shutout by Ha verhill as Concord defeated them 4 to 0. The article notes silent offense from both opponents and a dominant pitching performance by Hooker.

Dover Beats Nashua 7-4 In Baseball Tilt

Nashua lost to Dover 7-4 as errors in the fifth inning broke the game open for Dover. Wilder’s seventh inning catch highlighted a finely played visiting defense. Burrill Webber Van Zandt doubled, Guiheen triple, and notable baserunners included Hickman Joyce. Attendance 500, umpires Hassett.

Nashua N. H Labelle Dover Wilder VcXess Burrill Webber van Zandt Guiheen Hickman Joyce Hafford Heckman Bannon Burrill Cc Weddige Kane Seeeed Broderick Ol Burbage Seaee Hersog Starees Wilson Hanscomb Ee Ween Coveney

Local Hockey Scores From Four Teen Matchups

Lowell-Lowell toppled Fall River 8 to 7 in a high scoring game. Manchester defeated Lawrence 4 to 2. Concord blanked Haverhill 4 to 0. Nashua beat Dover 7 to 4.

Base Ball Notes From Haverhill and Nearby Teams

Haverhill meets Lowell today with Barnie McLaughlin in fine form and strong fielding from Cassidy in left. O'Reilly of Haverhill, who returned to Worcester, has a knee cap fracture ending his season. Lowell’s Lake fails to land Gleason from the Houston Americans for third base. Billie Hamilton visits town promising to square accounts after the 13 inning loss. Nashua shows recent success and hopes to oust Manchester. Fall River parts ways with Eben Ross Dupee and Pete Gildea as resignations end.

O'Reilly Haverhill Worcester Lake Lowell Houston Americans Gleason Billie Hamilton

Umpire Shakeup and Town Rivalries Stir Haverhill Ball

The Haverhill scene features umpire upheaval with Dorsey replaced by Candy Beville for today’s game, while Lawrence, Lowell, and Nashua clashes intensify. Moran exits Lowell as Beasley’s league woes continue, and critics press Morse on umpire selections amid crowded schedules and double headers.

Controversy Ends Manchester-Haverhill Game At Varick Park

A disputed incident halted the Manchester-Haverhill clash at Varick Park as French ordered McGinley out over a whispered insult. Manager Hamilton protested and the team walked off, leaving about 600 spectators disappointed as rain checks offered for the next game.

Varick Park Concord Hamilton Haverhill Manchester Mirror

Mohair Cricket Gala Opens Chelmsford Street Grounds

A grand cricket gala on Mohair grounds Chelmsford Street features a 2.30 pm league match between Champions and Methuens followed by an evening lawn party with music by the Lowell National band led by R Griffiths. An open air concert from the new club house piazza, with performances by Mrs Willman Mrs Roberts and the Mohair quartet builds the program. A male chorus includes Harry Mosley and others. Mohair team to play Methuen includes Southam Mosley Hird and others. Lawn party causes postponement of Mohair reserves game with Leominster. Also listed are North Billerica vs Maynard at Maynard next Saturday and Zion C C vs Andover at South Lowell with lawn party and sports planned for Saturday July 26.

Mohair Chelmsford Street Champions Methuens Lowell National Band R. Griffiths Harry Mosley Willman Roberts Thomas Southam David Hird Isaac Mason Rylah Firth Thomas Pickles Osmond Long John Wibberley Alfred Favor Chas, Waterworth Joseph Harrison Harry Needham John Buckley Zion C. C Andover South Lowell W. Croft C. Waite A. Hindle R. Bertwistle W. Nelson M. Meiklejohn H. Hadley G. Bailey H. Beaumont J. Wilmot H. Maden J. Kershaw Zions Zion Methuen A. Whitworth W. Conean

United States Buntings to Face Merrimacks in League Clash

The United States Buntings travel to Lawrence on Saturday for a league game against the Merrimacks. Major fan interest is expected as many Bunting supporters will accompany the team. Selected players include Briggs captain Duffy and Rowley with Patrick Burns Gath Gale Watson West Moss Simpson and Barber plus reserve Scholes and others.

Nashua Lawndale Gardens Henry Burns Morse Burn Manchester Mirror United States Buntings Lawrence Merrimacks Briggs Rowley Patrick Burns Gath Gale Watson West Moss Simpson Barber Scholes

Long 17 inning game as Quakers top Americans in Boston

Philadelphia win from Boston in 17 innings the longest in 20 years. Parent tied the score with a sixth inning homer then Wad dell held Boston to four hits in the last 11 frames. M Cross a homer Schreck a three bagger and an outfield fly produced two runs in the 17th. Attendance 3783 with Philadelphia batting for Dineen in the 17th.

Boston Philadelphia Parent Waddell M. Cross Schreck Dineen Phil Seybold Gleason Lachance L. Cross Connolly

Baltimore Wins Third Straight Over Washington in Slugfest

Baltimore beat Washington 11 to 7 in Baltimore. McGinnity allowed a costly inning while Patten was hit freely. Roberts, Clarke and Carruthers stood out defensively as Johnston umpired a 1 hour 45 minute game with 2,011 in attendance.

Baltimore Washington McGinnity Patten Robinson Clarke Johnston Carruthers

St Louis beats Detroit to extend win streak

St Louis won four straight over Detroit as Sudhoff held them to five hits and Detroit was blanked until the ninth. Elberfeld walked and scored on Harley's sacrifice and Gleason's out. Final score 6-3 for St Louis with Sudhoff and Donohue vs Sievers and McGuire. Time 1.27. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 700.

St. Louis Detroit Sudhoff Elberfed Harley Gleason Donohue Sievers McGuire O’laughlin Svereedeoese J. O’neil Calhoun Boston Cooley Cf Tenney Vod Demont Wee Taeeee Carney Rf Lush If Greminger Eee Moran Pittinger Peescoseeee Ee Phe St Louis O’ Day

Baseball scores from around the circuit

Scores include Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 in seven innings and Baltimore 11 Washington 4. St Louis 3 Detroit 1 played while Cleveland Chicago Cleveland game postponed due to wet grounds.

Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Baltimore Washington St. Louis Detroit P.C Chicago NBC Es

Pitchers Battle Highlights Cincinnati Showdown

Cincinnati Ohio saw a pitchers duel as Hahn and Donovan clashed on the mound. Donovan yielded only three hits while Hahn matched with sharp innings and tense defense in a tight game.

CinciNnati Hahn Donovan

Costly Errors Doom Visitors In Cincinnati Loss

Errors cost the visitors as Cincinnati edges Brooklyn 5 to 0. Batteries Hahn and Peitz, Donovan and A Hearn contributed. Umpires Powers and Brown. Attendance 400.

Cincinnati Brooklyn Hahn Peitz Donovan A’hearn Powers Brown

Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia 8 to 2 in Slim Win

Pittsburg wins 8 to 2 over Philadelphia after scoring on opponents errors and timely hits. Doheny and Zimmer pitched for Pittsburg with White and Doom behind them. Time 1 45. Umpire Emslie. Attendance 1505.

Pittsburg Philadelphia Doheny Zimmer White Doom Emslie

Baseball Scores and Delays From Evening Slate

At St Louis Boston five to four, game called after 10 innings. Cincinnati over Brooklyn two to zero. Pittsburgh hosts Philadelphia two, Chicago at New York Chicago game postponed due to rain.

St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago

Connecticut League Results Summary

Connecticut League results show Nefy London-New London 2 Hartford 1, Bridgeport-Meriden 2 Bridgeport 0, Waterbury-Springfield 12 Waterbury 8, Norwich-New Haven 5 Norwich. Final scores reflect a mix of close and blowout outcomes across four matchups.

Nefy London New London Hartford Bridgeport Meriden Waterbury Springfield Norwich New Haven

Buffalo and Worcester Sweep Major League Matches

Buffalo won twice at home defeating Rochester 8 to 1 in the first game and 5 to 2 in the second. Worcester defeated Toronto Eastern 3 to none. Jersey City trounced Newark 10 to 2 in the city matchup.

Buffalo Rochester Worcester Toronto

Unclear matchups listed across multiple leagues

A fragmented OCR listing shows American league games Philadelphia versus Boston and Baltimore versus Washington. National league matchups include Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago. Additional pairs feature Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Pittsburg and New England games Haverhill at Lowell Concord at Dover Manchester at Fall River Nashua at Lawrence. Eastern league schedules Rochester at Worcester Buffalo at Providence Montreal at Newark Toronto at Jersey City.

Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Washington National Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis New York Pittsburg New England Haverhill Lowell Concord Dover Manchester Fall River Nashua Lawrence Eastern Rochester Worcester Buffalo Providence Montreal Newark Toronto Jersey City

Hickman Court Martial in Tabayas Province Cruelty Charge

Manila July 9 Gen Chaffee orders Lieut Edwin A Hickman First Cavalry to Manila for court martial on alleged cruelty to natives of Tabayas province from the Gardner inquiry. Hickman is charged with ducking natives in a stream to obtain information and with another native who died from maltreatment. Defense in Ryan case closed. hearing to resume Saturday. Secretary Shaw broadened purge of federal offices to enforce honest administration and may remove many workers.

Manila Chaffee Edwin A. Hickman First Cavalry Tabayas Gardner Hickman William H. Bisbee James A. Ryan Fifteenth Cavalry Ryan Jiminez Mindanao Charles Burnett Peter R. Egan Shaw Treasury Fedral Treasury Department New York Customs and Immigration Service Civil Service Roosevelt

Boralight Wins 2 25 Pace At Nashua Meet

Nashua Fair races on July 9 featured a 2 25 pace where Boralight triumphed in three straight heats, while 2 16 pace and 2 26 trot produced mixed results. Lexington led the 2 16 heat sequence before Belle Mine and Reed Patchen claimed later heats. Gambit's sulky issue caused a disqualification shakeup. Lady Thelma claimed the 2 26 trot after Olontrak Boy won early heats, with Versatile totals listed for purses and times.

Nashua N. H Nashua Fair Association Dorena Olontrak Boy Lady Thelma Boralight Lexington Belle Mine Reed Patchen Gambit Bedowin Essery B m

Dover Harness Track Sets New Record at Granite State Park

About 4000 fans watched light harness racing at Granite State park Dover on July 9. In the 2.24 class pace Lanter, the Massachusetts horse, won after dropping the first heat to Curtis. Promise won the 2.15 trot after leading from start to finish and nosing out Gene D at the wire. The 2.16 pace stole the show with Jon Pointer setting a new record of 2.99 3-4 in the second heat as Jesse H. won the first heat and McClary released Joe Pointer for the overall victory.

Dover N. H Granite State Park Massachusetts Lanter Curtis Promise Gene D Jesse H McClary Joe Pointer Jon Pointer Brodmal George Withers Palmer Curtisch Rebe Rockanette Sultana Miser Katie Masters Diamond King Prince William Chars Feeeee Gene Ae Pug Alkaione Judge At Law Marion Wilkes Star Pointer Laura Bell St. Mark (McClary Georgie L Daisy K Jessie S Ned Perry Lucy Posey

Fine Yachts Gather at Newport

Newport R IL July 9 There gathered tonight over a dozen of the fastest sailing craft in the country in the yachting roadstead for a week of racing under the New York Yacht Club and the Newport Yacht Racing Association. Three regattas are planned on successive days with the NYYC series starting tomorrow and the Newport association events the first three days next week. An Atlantic Yacht Club fleet from Shelter Island arrives tomorrow to contest races Friday Saturday and Monday amid soft weather forecasts.

Newport R. IL New York Yacht Club Newport Yacht Racing Association Atlantic Yacht Club Shelter Island

Hudson Mohawk meet opens with trotting stakes at Utica

Utica N J July 9 second day Hudson Mohawk Valley circuit meet features 2 20 class trotting purse 400 Audacity by Sphinx Gift Rowe wins Nellie T second Nellie Bly third best time 2 19 14 2 13 class trotting purse 400 Single K bhg by Young Fullerton Rush wins Walter H second Mary D third best time 2 17 2 33 pace purse 400 Col Palmer brg Dean wins first two heats Suneva Rosemeyer wins third heat best time 2 18 14 second heat

Utica N. J Hudson and Mohawk Valley Sphinx-Gift Rowe Nellie T Nellie Bly Young Fullerton Rush Walter H Mary D Col. Palmer Br G Dean Suneva Rosemeyer

Montauk Stakes Won By Eugenia Burch At Brighton

New York on July 9 Eugenia Burch the Ben Strome filly won the Montauk stakes at Brighton Beach in a record time of 1 06 3 5 for five and a half furlongs. Her 1:06 3 5 beat Leonora Loring's mark by five one ninth seconds showing unprecedented speed on the track.

New York Brighton Beach Eugenia Burch Brighton Ben Strome Leonora Loring

Elkes Beats Walthour In 20 Mile Mend Pace Race

Worcester reports Harry D. Elkes easily defended Robert Walthour in a twenty mile motor paced race. Walthour trailed by two thirds of a mile before quitting after completing the second lap of the 20th mile.

Worcester Harry D. Elkes Robert Walthour Walthour

Mrs Cheney Recovers From Appendicitis Shock

In Boston today July 9 1914 Mrs B P Cheney who underwent appendicitis surgery is reported to have recovered from the shock and to be as comfortable as could be. Her physician says she has fully recovered from the shock.

Boston B. P. Cheney

Windsor harness meet features Baron De Shay strong pace

Detroit reports fast track at Windsor for the Windsor Driving Park association annual harness meet. Baron De Shay, entered in the Merchants' and Manufacturers' $10,000 stake at Groose Point, showed well by taking the second heat in 2.13 1-4 and the third and fourth in 2.15 and 2.16 1-4.

Detroit Windsor Windsor Driving Park Association Baron de Shay Merchants’ and Manufacturers Groose Point

Tommy Hall Wins 20 Mile Race At Coliseum

Tommy Hall, English cycle champion, opened the middle distance championship series in Atlantic City defeating W J King of Salt Lake City by seven laps in a 20 mile race. Hall clocked 22.01 4-6 for the distance.

Atlantic City N. J Tommy Hall The Coliseum WJ. King Salt Lake City

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