In the Ninth Lowell Edges Fall River After Delayed Finish
A dramatic Lowell at Spalding Park game ended 5 to 4 as Moran forced controversy by taking second on a close call after being hit. Lowell rallied in the fifth and ninth innings, with Connolly and Lock contributing timely plays. Umpire Piggott faced intense scrutiny as Fall River pressed for a late comeback.
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Spalding Park
Lowell
Abe
Moran
Connors
Locky
Merritt
Piggott
Fall River
Cross
Bressler
Meagher
Bail
Derwin
Bowcock
Shires
Lock
Lake
Bawcock
Connelly
McLaughlin
Bunyan
Thornhill
van Almkirk
Connolly
Blackman
McGuane
Ball
Baseball House
Old Locky
Mergher
Ab Richtbpo
Connors 2D
Scseereees
Sockalexis Cf
Wees McLaughlin
Ball Lf
Derwin Cf
Lech Connolly
Concord and Lawrence Split Doubleheader In Pitchers Battle
In Concord on July 22 Lawrence refused umpire Heckman prompting forfeits on two games won by Concord. A third game ended 3 to 1 for Concord after ten innings in a tight pitcher duel. A rain shortened fourth game left Concord ahead 5 to 0 at stoppage. Forfeited games and protest noted, with detailed line scores and fielding notes.
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Concord
N. H
Lawrence
Heckman
Abr
Bhpoa
Rainey
Avied
S. One
Doran
Snes Hooker
Louis
Grant
Eckverss
Conroy
O'Brien Cf
Cameron
Long
Umpiece Ten
Klobedanz
Ovuu
Wiley
Nashua Defeats Haverhill 10-8 In July Baseball Clash
Nashua beat Haverhill 10 to 8 as Milan struggled after seventh inning. Van Zandt doubled and Wilson homered for Nashua, with Smith adding a ninth inning homer. Haverhill tallied early. Milan allowed six Nashua runs after the seventh. Attendance around 600.
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Nashua
N. H
Smith
Haverhill
Milan
van Zandt
Wilson
Sares Oene
Haverh Deininger
Herwig
Hamilton
Spooner
Bernard
Richardson
Murch
Shéncel
BSED
Nashug
Vescccensswan Piaerie
Hafford
Hassett
Fatetadd
Manchester Team Tops Boston NL Nine At Varick Park
Almost 4000 spectators watched Manchester defeat Boston 6 to 2 at Varick Park. Pitcher Volz limited the hit total to three, while Manchester bats sparked rallies against Hale. Batteries Volz and Cote for Manchester with Hale and Moran for Boston. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpire Beville. Attendance about 4000.
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Manchester
N. H
Varick Park
New England
Volz
Hale
Cote
Moran
Beville
N. E. League Results Highlight Forfeited Games
In Lowell Lowell 5 Fall River 4. In Nashua Nashua 10 Haverhill 8. In Concord first game Concord 9 Lawrence 0 forfeited second game Concord 9 Lawrence 0 forfeited. Third game details unclear due to fragment.
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Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence
P.C
Ast Vo
Manchester Wee Eenee
Dover Weer
Concord Eeeee
Lawrence Eee
Nashua Aeons Eee
Concord Beats Lawrence 8 to 1 as Fourth Game Becomes Ruined by Rain
Concord defeated Lawrence 8 to 1 in the game, with the fourth game called after 4 innings due to rain. Final score in the delayed matchup shows Concord leading 5 to 0. Manchester-Dover game postponed to allow Manchester to face Boston Nationals.
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Concord
Lawrence
Manchester
Dover
Boston Nationals
One Lonely One Off By Youngs Curves
Boston Americans win as Isbell and Dnly make errors aiding the offense. In a July 22 game, two innings produced most of Boston’s seven hits while Chicago committed two errors. Young silenced Chicago’s bats and received solid support from Renara as the home team built a late lead.
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Isbell
Boston Americans
Boston
Chicago
Young
Renara
Dougherty
S * Collins
Stahl
Freeman
Parent
Lachance
Ferris
Criger
Yas
Cereee
Strong
Davis
Sullivan
Piatt
Sheridan
BASE BALL NOTES From Lowell and New England circuits
Baseball chatter from Lowell to Haverhill with notes on players like Bressler Blackman and Morrisey. Umpire Piggott praised. recent suspensions and management finesses noted as teams gear for a long away stretch.
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Lowell
Zion Cricket Club Hosts Mixed Games On Grounds
The Zion Cricket club plans a Saturday July 26 event with ladies using a regular bat and gentlemen bowling left handed and using broomsticks. Teams include Mrs Croft and Hindle among many others. events feature sprints races, obstacle and egg and spoon for ladies. Evening dancing with music by Grosse and grounds refreshments.
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Zion Cricket Club
Mrs. Croft
Mesdames Stavely
Riley
Boyle
Bamforth
Beaumont
Walton
Bury
Pickles
Brown
Buchanan
Hoyle
Sutcliffe
Dunkerley
Mason
Cutteridge
Hindle
Croft
Maden
Woodcock
Midgley
Whitworth
Dawson
Fernley
Thatcher
Bailey
Ingham
Grosse
Vote Against Tunnel Route In Manhattan Plan
New York July 22 The railroad committee of the board of aldermen by a 9 to 3 vote decided to report adversely on the proposed Pennsylvania railroad tunnel route from Jersey City to Long Island City under Manhattan Island.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Jersey City
Long Island City
Manhattan Island
Washington Beats St Louis In Batting Showdown
Washington and St Louis played a high scoring game with St Louis winning. MecCormick hit a decisive home run propelling the visitors to victory as Townsend Patten and Clarke opposed Harper Sudhoff and Kahoo. Attendance was 2908 with umpires Carruthers and Connolly. Time was 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Washington
St. Louis
MecCormick
Rhee St. Louis
Townsend
Patten
Clarke
Harper
Sudhoff
Kahoo
Carruthers
Connolly
Detroit Beats Baltimore In Tight Nine Run Battle
Detroit wins 6 to 3 over Baltimore after a misplayed fly by Fitenmer Waits in the sixth inning allowed a two run homer by Buelow. Prentiss Shields and Robinson team with Mullen for Detroit while Buelow supports Baltimore. Time 2.10. Attendance 1375. Umpire Johnstone.
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Baltimore
Detroit
James Fitenmer Waits
Buelow
Prentiss
Shields
Robinson
Mullen
Johnstone
Philadelphia Eagles Top Cleveland In Nerve Tie Breaker
Philadelphia won the final game of the series with a late batting rally. Hastings was wild, Waddell relieved and allowed only two hits in six innings. Scoring included Philadelphia ten runs in the late innings to Cleveland seven. Jossy and Wood pitched for Philadelphia, Hastings, Waddell, Powers, and Schrech contributed bat work. Time 1 45. Attendance 2768.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hastings
Waddell
Jossyg and Wood
Powers
Schrech
O’laughlin
Boston-Boston 4 Chicago 1 routs in baseball game
A summary of results shows Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 1 while Cleveland outscored Philadelphia 4 to 0 and Washington beat St. Louis 7 to 6. Detroit edged Baltimore 7 to 0 in another match referenced as Baltimore.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
PAG
Seeeeeederes
Brooklyn doubles up Phillies in doubleheader win
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 101 to 79 in the first game at Washington Park. Roy Evans, released by New York last week, received an ovation when he walked to the pitcher’s box for Brooklyn, the club with which he signed today. The game featured Duggleby and Jacks lische for Brooklyn and Donovan and A’Hearn for Philadelphia. Time 1.38. Attendance 4500.
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Frank Morrisey
Mancheser
Baltimore
Morrisey
Manchester Mirror
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphians
Washington Park
Roy Evans
Philadelphia
Duggleby
Jacklische
Donovan
A’hearn
Emslie
Second Game Between Brooklyn and Philadelphia Ends Quickly
In the second game Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia. Batteries Frazer and Dooin for Brooklyn and Bryan and Farrell for Philadelphia. Time of game 1.38. Umpire Emilie. Attendance listed at 4500.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Frazer
Dooin
Bryans
Farrell
Emilie
Pittsburgh Beats St. Louis 9 to 3 in July Game
St. Louis lost to Pittsburgh 9 to 3 in a July game played in St. Louis. The contest featured Pittsburgh's offense overpowering the home team with a decisive score.
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St. Louis
St Louis Stumbles vs Pittsburg as Currie Wanes
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 9 to 8 after Currie falters after the fifth inning. Early runs and uneven defense set the tone while Currie and Ryan struggled, Phillippi and O Connor aiding in relief. Time 1.53. Umpire Brown. Attendance 2200.
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Pittsburg
Currie
St. Louis
Ryan
Phillippi
O'Connor
Brown
Chicago against Cincinnati in wild early inning rally
Chicago rallied for seven runs in the first inning as Thielman allowed seven singles and three bats, adding errors and a second inning score. Attendance reached 10,000 with some students admitted free. Batteries Taylor and Kling faced Thielman and Bengen. Time 1.35. Umpire O Day.
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Chicago
Thielman
Cincinnati
Taylor
Kling
Thieman
Bengen
O'Day
Brooklyn Tops Philadelphia in Twin-Game Result
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 7 to 5 in the first game and 3 to 0 in the second. Chicago beats Cincinnati 9 to 1. In St. Louis, Pittsburgh leads St. Louis 9 to unknown final.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Worcester Duo Split Baseball Games
Worcester suffered a 3 2 defeat to Providence in the first game and again fell 3 2 in the second. Toronto beat Montreal 3 1 in Toronto while Rochester edged Jersey City 11 10 in Newark.
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Worcester
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Psy Providence Ween Eee
Rochester Seeeeee
Connecticut League Scores From Monday Action
In Manchester Manchester 6 Boston 2. New London 2 Waterbury 1. Norwich 3 Bridgeport unknown. New Haven 8 Springfield 5. Meriden Hartford game postponed due to rain.
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Connecticut
New London
Waterbury
Norwich
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Meriden
Hartford
Schedule of regional and national baseball games
American league and national league matchups listed with city pairings. New England and Eastern divisions show multiple local teams facing each other in regional play. Dates and results not provided in the fragment.
Western Golfers Rout Eastern Sextette at Onwenstia Links
Six Western golfers beat a five Eastern players and one Detroit representative on July 22 at Onwenstia Links Chicago. Morning straight match play went 20 holes to 31 7 up. afternoon three-ball matches split 3-3 with Westerners winning 7 to 2. Final score 27 to 5, Westerners 22 up. Players included Egan Chandler Egan Walter Smith Poole Harold Smith Holabird. Eastern lineup featured Pine Conklin Russell Lockwood Horstmann Zimmerman.
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Chicago
Detroit
Percy R. Pine
L. H. Conklin
Princeton
Raymond Russell
Arthur G. Lockwood
Boston
W. Aden Horstmann
Chevy Chase
A. H. Zimmerman
New Haven
Walter Egan
Chandler Egan
Walter B. Smith
Abram Poole, Jr
Harold C. Smith
John Holabird
Bowling Green Man Credits Ointment for Leg Sore Cure
C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green reports a persistent running and itching leg sore was relieved by Dean's Ointment, which stopped the burning and itching pains and achieved a permanent cure.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Grand Circuit Opens as Favorites Dominate Openings
In Cleveland on July 22 the Grand Circuit opened a day late after rain. The $3000 2.09 pace drew top bets with Dan R. overtaking Fred S. Wedgewood late to win. Favorites captured the other three races in straight heats as crowds reached a record opening-day turnout.
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Cleveland
Fred S. Wedgewood
Dan R
Wedgewood
Delmar
Directum Shire
Geers
Dandy Chimes
Major Delmer
Delmar— Expectation
McDonald
Ena Promise
James
Ida Highwood
Spears
Prince Selma
McHenry
Earlen S
Garrison
Pug
Merrifield
Klondyke
Gerrity
Spellman
Erwin Winem
Kenny
George Smith
Weigle
Retonnes
Major Greer
Ch H (McCarthy
Bonselene
Kerr
Three Interesting Events on Yester Day's Card
Boston reports three notable happenings from the two weeks' meet at Old Saugus track. Franklin Park opened today with three inter events and drew spectators to the scene.
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Saugus
Boston
Old Saugus
Franklin Park
Tennis at Nahant reveals top players in tight rounds
Nahant hosts strong tennis with four-set battles and a round robin to decide the lead. Ward stretches Wright in a grueling four-set match as Clothier and Pier also contend, while Whitman and Ware win easily against Horton and Motley.
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Nahant
M. OD. Whitman
L. HB. Ware
B. C. Wright
W. J. Clothier
W. A. Larned
L. E. Ware
Holcombe Ward
Ward
Wright
W. A. Clothier
A. S. Pier
Whitman
Ware
KK. Horton
T. Motley, Jr
Pn K. Horton
R. Stevens
T. Motley Jr
D. F. Davis
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Candy” Beville
Manchester Exchange
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Fall River Globe
Fred Doe
Nashua New England
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Onwenstia
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Col Hunt
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Lou Vaughn
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Horace W. Wilson
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Prince Caton
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Aenees Jurash
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Red Line
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Albert
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Saunders
Beware
O’brien
Tom Keene
Swearinger
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Welch
Wayne King
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Annwood
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B. S. Dillon
Jay D
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Charley Hoff
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Alice Holmes
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John Hooper
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Joe Gans
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Flynn
Br H
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Alice
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K. Horton
T. Motley
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