Concord Triumphs as Lowell Regulars Sit Out Two Games
Concord won both games amid Lowell absence with three regulars missing. Errors by Lowell and muffed fly balls by DeRoehn fueled Concord's offense, while Connors impressed at second base. Hassett ruled on a disputed seventh inning play, confirming no out for McLaughlin as Pulsifer stood off base-line obstruction.
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Connors
Lowell Boys
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Bressier
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Concord Boys
Billie
Hassett
Pulsifer
Lowell Defeats Concord In Second Game Showdown
In the second game Lowell started Connors on the mound and held Concord to an early two run lead. A five run fifth broke the game open due to two hits two walks and misplays by Connors and McLaughlin. Mullaney starred in left and Lake doubled to center for three bases. Pulsifer added a three bagger after Dear Old Locky mishandled a ball.
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Local Manchester team routs Nashua pitcher at Varick Park
In Manchester on July 18 the local nine swarmed the Nashua pitcher at Varick Park, batting him around the field and delivering a decisive afternoon win. The lively crowd saw sharp hitting and solid defense fuel a dominating performance.
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Dover Defeats Lawrence In One-Sided Baseball Game
Dover out batted and out fielded Lawrence to win 14 to 5. Lawrence pitcher Morris was batted out in the third inning and White followed in the eighth after Herzog’s strong pitching. Five singles a double and three errors in the eighth helped Dover tally nine runs.
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Concord Teams Sweep Dark City Matchups
Concord defeated Lowell 13 to 4 in the first game and 9 to 4 in the second. Manchester beat Nashua 12 to 1. Dover overwhelmed Lawrence 14 to 5. Haverhill routed Fall River 9 to 0.
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Baseball Notes From Local Games and Suspensions
Lawrence at Lowell today with Bressler pitching for Lowell. Pitcher Wolfe and Left Fielder Cassidy of Lowell suspended for the season. Young Morris of the local team handicapped by deafness. Lawrence players target umpires, and the local papers note rowdy play on the road as teams press the season. Noblitt shines with the Concords. Morris faces rough treatment from Lawrence players yesterday.
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Lawrence Sun
Four straight as Cleveland takes quartet in wild day
Hughes was wild and retired in favor of Williams in the second inning as Boston dropped the game. The visitors batted Williams at will and made it four straight in the present series. Attendance 4760. In Baltimore the Transitions Baltimore American were edged by St. Louis in a fast, exciting game highlighted by a sensational catch with three on base. Innings show St. Louis scoring 4 runs in the top of the fourth and Baltimore answering late. Batteries Shields and Drill, Sudhoff, Powell and Kahoo. Time 1.40. Attendance 1673. National League results: Brooklyn 2 Boston 1 in 10 innings. Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1.
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Rowdy conduct in baseball draws suspensions and resignations
Reports from Dover and Lawrence recount repeated fights and abuses by Wiley Barry and Lawrence players. Umpire Morris resigned after a forfeit at Dover, with Barry and Wiley suspended. Nashua’s Bannon declared eligible. John Carney’s crew may face President Roosevelt’s attendance at Concord fair.
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Dover
New England
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Morris
Manchester Mirror
Phillies Rally Ends Chicago Lead in Ninth
In Philadelphia on July 18 Chicago led by one run in the ninth with two out and two on. Schrecken ges hit to left and scored two, driving the crowd wild as Schreckengos was carried off. Final: Philadelphia 12 Chicago 7. Callahan and Sullivan versus Waddell and Schreck. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 4000.
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American League Results Show Rays of Scoring Power
In Boston Cleveland won 14 to 4. Baltimore blanked St. Louis 4 to 0. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 6. Washington and Detroit games were postponed due to rain.
Brooklyn Beats Boston In Ten Inning Game At Washington Park
Brooklyn defeated Boston 2 to 1 in ten innings at Washington Park today. Keeler and Ahern delivered the winning runs on timely hits as both pitchers held the opposing lineup in check and sharp fielding highlighted the tense contest.
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Washington Park
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Anxious shoppers urged to try eucalyptus soap
Advertisers claim a soap made from Tasmanian eucalyptus leaf extracts will improve complexions and treat eczema pimples blackheads insect bites and stings. A free sample offer invites customers to visit the store.
Falls and Burkinshaw Drugists Ad
Falls and Burkinshaw advertise as reliable low priced druggists successors to C F Blanchard at 418 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station opening at 6 a m.
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Boston Beats Brooklyn On Pitcher Duel In Classic
In a tight baseball game, Boston wins over Brooklyn with strong pitching. Carney and Cooley led with key hits including three base knocks, while Long Sheckard Dolan AHeorn McGreery stole bases. Willis worked five walks and seven strikeouts, Donovan allowed six, with a 2.10 time and 3,000 attendance.
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Doheny Shuts Down Pittsburg in Tight Contest
Pittsburg could muster only two third-base visits as Doheny pitched well with strong support. Chicago scored two runs in the first and two in the ninth, while Pittsburg managed a single run late. Taylor and Kling paired with Zimmer for Pittsburg in a pitching duel attended by about 2,070.
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Scores From Rival Games Across Cities
In Worcester Worcester 4 Providence 3. Montreal 3 Toronto 2. Newark Buffalo 4 Newark 4 in 13th inning darkness. Jersey City 8 Rochester 4 in first game. Second: Rochester 3 Jersey City 2 in 11 innings.
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New Haven and Norwich split baseball games in New Haven
In New Haven the first game ended New Haven 10 Norwich 0, while the second game saw Norwich win 3 to 2. Other city results include Waterbury 10 to 7 over New London and Hartford 2 to 1 over Bridgeport, with Springfield edging Meriden 6 to 5 in a separate matchup.
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Sunday Games Highlight National and Regional Matchups
A list of Sunday games across leagues features matchups in AMERICAN Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Baltimore St Louis at Washington NATIONAL Boston at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at New York NEW ENGLAND Lawrence at Lowell Dover at Nashua Haverhill at Concord Fall River at Manchester EASTERN Worcester at Providence Buffalo at Newark Rochester at Jersey City Toronto at Montreal SUNDAY GAMES Pittsburg at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Worcester at Providence
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Baltimore Club To Be Reorganized And Finish Schedule
Baltimore today saw the American League board take control of the Baltimore Base Ball and Athletic Company after declaring its franchise forfeited. Kilfoyle and Shibe attended the session with President Johnson as Wilbert Robinson, exonerated on stock matters, was named playing manager and Harry Goldman as business manager for the new team. New players arrived to complete the roster and games will be played under the new management.
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American Base Ball League Board of Directors
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Baltimore Base Ball and Athletic Company
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Worcester Meet Ends With Four Races At Driving Park
The Worcester Driving Park meet closed with four races. Peeler and Patton won two pace heats while My Chance and Red Line failed as favorites. Brownie B. won the final heat in the 2.26 pace after Chickering was fined for improper conduct.
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Old Orchard Meeting Closes After Two Races
The circuit race meeting at Old Orchard Maine ended with agreement to close after today’s two races. Joe Pointer won the 2.13 pace in 2.10 and Mars took the 2.28 trot, both performances shaping the final card as the week’s events concluded and many horsemen prepared to ship out.
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Postponed Blue Ribbon driving meeting due to rain
Detroit July 18 report notes heavy rainfall last night made the Grosse Pointe track unfit for racing today. The Blue Ribbon driving meeting timetable was postponed and will resume tomorrow with the remaining program.
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Jeffries Sickness Rumor Dismissed By Champion
Oakland July 18 Rumors claimed champion Jeffries was sick from overtraining and out of condition. Trainer Delaney said he worked too hard. Jeffries appeared at the gym after a late theatre outing, saying he is not sick and will rest today before resuming light workouts.
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Blue Ribbon Trot at Glenville Track Tomorrow
Cleveland July 18 Abbott 2.031 percent Monk 2.07 and Lord Derby 2.064 percent will trot a one mile special race at Glenville track tomorrow afternoon. J J Scannell 2d Geers and BE Smathers owners named will drive. No money consideration, the prize a blue ribbon.
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New Seawan Haka Cup Defender Launched at Dorval
The three keel Seawan haka cup defender, unnamed, was placed in the water at 5 30 this afternoon at the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club Dorvalgu. It is expected to race tomorrow in the yacht events.
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Maya Wins Double Mile Motor Pace at Charles River Park
In Boston on July 18 Maya won a twice positioned Q5 mile motor pace at Charles River Park by about 80 yards in 36 minutes 3 seconds. Moran finished second Os good third Caldwell did not finish due to an accident. Another event saw J B Coffey defeat George Johnson in a two heat amateur five mile pace race Coffey won heat one in 9 40 1 5 and Johnson won heat two in 9 19 1 5.
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Cuba's Recognition by Eight Nations Reported
Washington dispatch from July 18 says the new Cuban government is rapidly forming its republic and has been formally recognized by the United States and eight other nations including Great Britain France Spain Switzerland Haiti Nicaragua Costa Rica and Guatemala according to a cable from Mr. Squiers in Havana.
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Burdock Blood Ritters Aids Digestion And Health
An advertisement claims Burdock Blood Ritters strengthen the stomach and tone digestion, making indigestion impossible and promoting overall health for readers seeking relief from digestive discomfort.
Gleenview amateur final set after flood delay
Glenview Illinois July 18 Louis N James of Glenview and E M Borjes of Pittsburg reach the finals of the amateur golf championship after semi finals delayed by flooding. Reinhart of Princeton and James clash as Byers leads Fredericks in the morning round with Byers four up at lunch leaders.
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Reinhart and James contest ends with Reinhart two up
In a detailed golf match Reinhart leads 2 up after the first round, with back and forth play through the 30th hole. James battles back, Halved and won several late holes, ending round one 2 up with James 16 years old and Fredericks noted in the afternoon play as well.
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Roosevelt Accepts Invitation to Hay Summer Home Visit
Washington July 18 Mr Cortelyou called on Secretary Hay at the state department today and extended an invitation to President Roosevelt and his party to stay at Hay's Newbury Sunapee Lake New Hampshire home. The invitation was accepted as Cortelyou arranged dates for the New England trip.
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