Old Timers On The Diamond Beat Lowell 2–0 At Spalding Park
Dover pitcher Towne bested Lowell in a pitching duel as Dover won 2 to 0. Towne and Willis worked. four Lowell double plays highlighted the game. Attendance about 1200, boosted by a charity incentive for St John’s and Lowell General Hospitals.
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Dover
Lowell
Spalding Park
Towne
Willis
Erritt
Lake
Cross
St. John’s
Connors
Kane
Lock
Merritt
Kelly
Weddiger
McLaughlin
Doe
Webber
Burbage
Weddige
Dee
Gusheen
Sock
Gown
Burrill
Manchester Defeats Haverhill In Hectic Game
In Manchester on July 21 the home team won a wild contest over Haverhill featuring timely batting. Morrissey allowed only three scattered hits while Deininger yielded five runs in bursts. Score:
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Manchester
N. H
Haverhill
Morrissey
Deininger
Hits and errors from Cleveland game noted
Sacrifice hits by H Smith and Herwig. W Clark and Murray, March each with two stolen bases. Double plays by Whit ing and Nevers. Morrisey walked twice and Deininger four times. Morrissey struck out three times and Deininger four as umpires Beville and a crowd of 250 attended a 1 hour 35 minute game.
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Manchester
Nevers
Murray
Swander
J. Smith
Knau
Clark
C Wee W. Clark
Whiting
Eaeess
Morrissey
Haverhill, Smith
Sevees
Highton
Pooner
Bernard
Cocgeeed Richardson
Ss March
Shincel
Deininger
Haverhill
Hamilton
H. Smith
Herwig
W. Clark
wWhiting
Morrisey
Beville
Lawrence Blows Lead as Four Run Scoring Seventh Tops Game
In Nashua on July 21 Lawrence looked set to win before a costly seventh inning error by Klobedanz allowed four runs. O'Brien made a running catch in the sixth and Wilson snared a crucial catch in the seventh as the momentum shifted. Score:
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Nashua
N. H
Lawrence
Klobedanz
O’brien
Wilson
Local scores from New England clash report
Lowell beats Dover 2 0. Manchester beats Haverhill 2 1. Concord falls in rain ruined ground. Nashua defeats Lawrence 5 3.
BASE BALL NOTES Boston to Lowell and beyond
Fall River at Lowell today as old timers renew town acquaintances. Ping Pong Cameron of Lawrence hit 68 of 69 in 14 games. Wal ter Burnham has tried 40 players this season with more to come. Hugh Duffy misses yesterday due to personal matters out West. Van Zandt leaves Saturday for Brooklyn, seeking higher pay. Managers may dock salaries during suspensions. otherwise kicking players could ease rest breaks. A proposed star kicking lineup includes Wiley Cross Knauss Bannon Doe Moran Mullaney Labelle Barry Jr. Frank Howe and James Cudworth organized yesterday's benefit for Lowell General and St John’s hospitals.
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Wiley
Cross
Knauss
Bannon
Doe
Moran
Mullaney II
Labelle Crs
Barry Jr
Lawrence Sun
Local baseball notes and player movements across leagues
The Manchester Union reports on 1887 treasurer Howe, Blackburn alias Stalworthy reporting for an afternoon game, and umpire Pigott's performance and deafness. Nashua Chief Eaton orders arrests for umpire assaults. Haverhill, Manchester, and Lowell ties include O'Reilly farm disputes, Webber and Moran gifts, and a 22 game Haverhill win streak. Manager Burns hints at selling Nashua. Carney seeks four new men as Beantown hopefuls push into first division.
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John Carney
Carney
Manchester Union
Amateur Baseball Notes Sees Shamrocks Emmets Duel At Fairgrounds
The Shamrocks and Emmets are set for a second Fairgrounds game this week. The first game favored the Emmets, but Shamrocks expect to reverse the result with added new players. The match is scheduled for Saturday afternoon with Fletcher and Murphy seeking strong city teams for purses. Manhattan beat Harvard 18 to 5 on Spalding field, Coleman winning pitcher. Send challenges to Charles McFadden, 113 Blossom Street.
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Shamrocks
Emmets
Fairgrounds
Manhattans
Harvards
Spalding
Coleman
Laporte
Harnett
Laflamme
Russell
Dillon
Bernard II
Laughlin
Charles McFadden
Blossom Street
Emperor William Buys Yacht Uncle Sam For 1903 Regattas
Telegrams from Kiel confirm Emperor William purchased Francis R. Riggs 30 foot yacht Uncle Sam, winner of the Kaiser's gold cup. His Majesty plans to sail her in the 1903 regattas without contesting prizes.
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Berlin
Kiel
William
Francis R. Riggs
Uncle Sam
Fine Fielding Shuts Out as Boston Wins
Boston defeats Philadelphia 16 to 7 in a high scoring game amid brilliant fielding. Errorless batting and timely hits carried the winning side while loose fielding by Philadelphia led to their defeat. Attendance about 3,500.
Washington Wins on Wild Throw in Seventh Inning
In Washington July 21 Wallace threw wild to first allowing the ball to bound into the bleachers Anderson recovered and threw home Sugden leapt from the bench to stop the ball Clarke scored the winning run. Final score Washington 6 St Louis 8 as Orth and Clarke pitched with Powell and Kahoo behind the battery. Time 1.35. Attendance 3088.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Murphy
Poole
Popp
Ryan
Bergen
Brown
Washington
Wallace
Anderson
Sugden
Clarke
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Orth and
Powell
Kahoo
Connolly
Carruthers
Connecticut League Results Noted In Four Games
Norwich-Norwich 5 Waterbury At New London Bridgeport 5 New London 4 Springfield-Springfield 5 Hartford 1 New Haven-New Haven 8 Meriden 6.
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Norwich
Waterbury
New London
Bridgeport
Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Meriden
Detroit Beats Baltimore as Wiltse Struggles in Exhibition
In Baltimore on July 21 Detroit dominated the locals. Wiltse failed to find his form while Baltimore could not touch Sievers. Final minutes saw Detroit win easily with Sievers and McGuire keying the matchup. Attendance reached 1,940.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Wiltse
Sievers
Robinson
McGuire
Johnstone
Regional Matchups Show Time Across Divisions
In today’s card key games include AMERICAN teams Chicago versus Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia with Detroit visiting Washington and St. Louis hosting Baltimore. NEW ENGLAND hosts Fall River and Haverhill meets Nashua while Dover travels to Manchester and Lawrence plays Concord. EASTERN sees Providence at Worcester and Rochester versus Newark with Buffalo at Jersey City and Montreal facing Toronto.
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Lowell
Dover
Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
Concord-Fall River
Nashua
Lawrence
Worcester
Providence
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
P.C
Providence Weer
New England
Fall River
Phillies Tie Cleveland In Ninth On Errors And Hits
Philadelphia trailed by six in the seventh but tied the game for Cleveland through two errors and four hits including a home run. Schreck doubled in two on in the ninth to win the game for Philadelphia as Moore Wright and Wood faced Hastings Plank Waddell Powers Schreck. Time-2:15. Attendance-2400. Umpire-O Laughlin.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Schreck
Spilacepma d
Appleby Breaks World Amateur 15 Mile Record at Stamford Bridge
F Appleby of Horn Hill trimmed 15 miles in 1 hour 20 minutes 43.5 seconds at Stamford Bridge in a sensational run. Amateur champion Arthur Shrubb placed second, also lowering the record with 1 hour 20 minutes 154.5 seconds. The event occurred in London on July 21 with Appleby finishing 2 minutes faster than prior marks.
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London
Stamford Bridge
F. Appleby
Horn Hill
Arthur Shrubb
American League Results From Recent Games
In Boston, Boston 5 Chicago 3. Philadelphia Ul defeated Cleveland 10. Baltimore 8 Detroit 0. Washington 2 St Louis 1.
Yankee Defeats Mineola In Broadside Yacht Match
New York July 2 J Rogers Maxwells Yankee beats August Belmonts Mineola in a long sail race. Harry Maxwell sails the Yankee against Captain Charlie Barr with the Mineola s wheel. The six mile beat run and three mile reach are sailed twice over. Yankee finishes 10 minutes 44 seconds ahead after covering twenty six miles. The El- continues the report.
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New York
Belmont
J. Rogers Maxwell
Harry Maxwell
Charlie Barr
F. Brewster
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in One-Sided Game
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 10 to 4 in a one sided contest played today. The Brooklyn pitching and fielding dominated while Philadelphia struggled at the plate and in the field. The result adds a win to Brooklyn's record as the teams compete in the outdoor summer schedule.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Mina wins tight race over Muriel and Quissetta in 30 mile chase
Mina narrowly outs Muriel by 1 20 and Quissetta by 26 8 on the 30 mile course. In the 43 foot class Darwina defeats Effort by 1 21 and The Spasm beats Possum by 46 seconds. The Mavis wins over The Scamp by 5 46 and Lamb kin beats Firefly by 49 seconds. Other winners named Rascal Mary Baker Ace Adelaide.
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Mina
Muriel
Quisetta
Clifford Brahm
Darwina
J. Breck King
G. L. Piere
Scamp
S. W. Roach
The
Lambkin
Firefly
Rascal
Mary Baker
Ace
Adelaide
Nahant club tennis opens with Whitman Wright and Clothier advancing
Nahant July 21 The Nahant club invitation tennis tournament began promisingly with M. D. Whitman defeating A. Codman 6-4 6-2 6-2 Beals C Wright overcame George Atkinson 6-3 6-2 6-3 and Waye Clothier won over W P Blagden 6-1 6-4 in the first round Wright, the state champion, battled Atkinson in a keen net game showing.
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Nahant
M. D. Whitman
B. C. Wright
W. J. Clothier
A. Codman
Whitman
Beals C. Wright
George Atkinson
Atkinson
Wright
W. P. Blagden
Eras C. Wright
G. Atkinson
Waye Clothier
W. P. BlagiJen
Fitzsimmons Confident Ahead of Fight
In San Francisco on July 21 Robert Fitzsimmons ran eleven miles with his trainers in Golden Gate park and Ocean Beach, then a light rub down at the terminal training quarters, declaring his leg muscles are not bound and that he will win the fight. Jeffries rested lightly, predicting victory as odds favor Fitzsimmons at 10 to 4% with much money behind his bid.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Ocean Beach
Terminal
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
National circuit bicycle meet opens in Pittsburgh Coliseum
The first national meet at the Coliseum drew 12 top riders. Frank L. Kramer won the one third mile professional, with Iver Lawson second. Saxon Williams captured the half mile professional handicap in 58 seconds. Consolation one mile race postponed due to rain to tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Coliseum
Frank L. Kramer
Iver Lawson
Kramer
Saxon Williams
Orange
N. J
Salt Lake City
O. S. Kimball
Ouisville
G. H. Collettew
Conn
Beauchamp
Australia
BE. C. Bald
Buffalo
C. H. Collett
New Haven
Running sore on leg cured by Dean's Ointment
A customer notes a persistent itching leg sore was relieved by Dean's Ointment, ending burning and itching pains and providing a permanent cure. Credit given to C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Champions Return to Honor 1887 Stars at Lowell Exhibition
The 1887 champions visit Spalding park for a five inning game versus a Lowell Dover lineup. Oldtimers Pat Hartnett Guinasso Burns Cudworth Murphy Flanagan and Piggott appear, many in unfamiliar uniforms. Cudworth Jr drives in the lone run for the champions. Lowell and Dover players share a crowd-pleasing burlesque of a game with Webber and Bressler among scorers.
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Dover
Spalding Park
Pat Hartnett
Pat
Toronto
St. Louis
Providence
Buffalo House
Boston
Guinasso
Jim Cudworth
Worcester
Claremont
N. H
Henry Burns
North End
Spaulding Park
Nashua
Henry
Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
Newark
Cudworth
Lewis Street
Jim’ Cudworth
Cincinnati
Henry Hawes
Cuddy
Morgan Murphy
Murphy
Ed Flanagan
Lowell Police Force
Salem
Hugh Duffy
Flanagan
Duffy
John Piggott
New Bedford
Atlantic City
Grand Rapids
Portland
Bangor
Bristol, Conn
Webber
Burns
Sorge
Cudworth, Jr
McLaughlin
DeRoehn
Bressler
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