Lowell Crushes Haverhill as Coughlin Helps Steal the Show
Haverhill won easily at Lowell with strong base running led by Hamilton and a decisive homer by Bressler. Coughlin pitched well for Lowell, but erratic fielding and costly plays by Lowell allowed Haverhill to pull ahead, 7 to 2, in a slow, error‑hit affair.
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Coughlin
Herwig
Hamilton
Spooner
Locky
Bernard
McLaughlin
Lowell
McGuane
Blackman
Connors
Haverhill
Rich Poa
Deininger
Hamilton Cf
OS Bernard
Richardson
McGinley
Ndlave Lowell
O. McLaughlin
Bressler P
Moran
McGuane Rf
Blackman If
Shincel
Ouble
Merritt
Lake
Ryan
Manchester Pulls Out Win Over Lawrence At Varick Park
Timely batting in the eighth inning powered Manchester past Lawrence at Varick Park. Win Clarke starred at second both in the field and with the bat, delivering the key plays that decided the game. Score:
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Manchester
N. H
Lawrence
Varick Park
Win Clarke
Dover Beats Concord 10 8 In Loose New Hampshire Tilt
Concord and Dover played a loosely contested game with Dover edging Concord 10 to 8. O'Brien and Green exited early, Hartman and Burbage came in, while Carney contributed at bat and Kelly impressed with fielding in the New Hampshire ball clash.
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Concord
N. H
Dover
O’brien
Green
Hartman
Burbage
Carney
Kelly
Guiheen
Po Kane
Burrill
Weddige
Dee
Broderick
Webber
POGUE
Esieptes Bas
Mullaney
Pulsifer
Heckman
Fall River Defeated by Costly Error in Exeter Contest
Nashua July 23 Fall River lost here this afternoon due to a costly third inning error by Thornhill that allowed three runs. Highlights included Shires with a notable catch and Jordan delivering a three base hit. Van Zandt left the game after falling ill in the first inning. Score:
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Nashua
N. H
Fall River
Thornhill
Shires
Jordan
van Zandt
Abr
Bhpoa
Hafford SS
Coccevscuves
Wilder Rf
Derwin Cf S
Bowcock
Bunyan
van Almkirk
Connolly Ss
Yeagher Po
Passing game note from Stanhope matchup
A brief sports card records a passing play by Yeagher at 1 minute 35 seconds with Stanhope and Umpire Hagsett noted. Attendance listed as 600.
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Yeagher
Stanhope
Hagsett
N. E. League Results From Haverhill to Concord
In Haverhill, Haverhill 7 defeated Lowell 2. Manchester 2 tied Lawrence 2. Nashua 4 beat Fall River 2. Concord 10 tied Dover in a game ending early.
Haverhill Faces Lowed Dover In Rally Split
Lowell battles Dover with Umpire Piggott directing amid injuries and lineup shuffles. Dutchy Sheets out with a broken arm. Stackpole back boosts Haverhill pitching as plans to sign three new players loom for a high place. Manager Lake trades players and Connie Driscoll seeks a successor. Lawrence row over forfeit protests after contentious umpiring in Concord.
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Lake
Bims and M C Bs Duel Slated Saturday on South Common
The Bims and M C Bs will clash Saturday afternoon on the South common. A hot game is expected as both teams are strong.
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Bims
M. C. Bs
South Common
Leander Rowing Club Wins International Challenge Cup
Cork July 98 Leander Rowing Club defeats Berlin Rowing Club in the final for the International Challenge Cup valued at $1250. The trophy was presented by Lord Chief Justice O'Brien and the regatta was part of the Cork Exhibition events.
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Cork
Leander Rowing Club
Berlin
Ma the O’brien
Timely Hits Defeat Phillies in 13 Inning Boston Victory
In a 13 inning showdown, Boston defeats St Louis 3 2 after Hemphill homered to tie late. Dineen pitched better, Wallace started three double plays, and Collins and Freeman delivered the decisive hits as Donahue also fended off late threats. Attendance 2046. Umpire Sheridan. Also: New York tops Brooklyn 4 1 in five game set. Bowerman, Jones and Dolan highlight defensive plays. Time 2h. Attendance 6500. Eastern League notes: Worcester-Providence split, Newark over Rochester, Buffalo beats Jersey City, Toronto sweeps Montreal.
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Boston
Dineen
St. Louis
Collins
Freeman
Wallace
Hemphill
Kahoo
Dougherty
McCormick
Stahl
Warner
Burkett
Padden
Anderson
Donahue
Shields Dominates As Orioles Pitchers No-Hit Streak
Baltimore beats Chicago 11 to 4 as Shields extends his no hit no run stretch to eleven innings over two games. He pitched seven innings today without a hit, while yesterday he completed four more innings in Detroit, maintaining the same feat. Chicago threatened in the eighth but failed to break through. Batteries Shields and Robinson for Baltimore Callahan and Sullivan for Chicago. Time 1.45 Umpire Johnstone Attendance 16116.
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Baltimore
Shields
Chicago
Detroit
Robinson, Callahan and Sullivan
Johnstone
Home Team Triumph as Detroit Slips in Patchwork Defense
Philadelphia won the game today through timely hits while Detroit showed a patched lineup due to Harley's illness and LePine's hand injury. Scoring details show Philadelphia 19200200 to Detroit 001110000-240 with Batteries Plank and Schreck Mer cer and Buelow on the mound. Time 1:35. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 2838.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Harley
Lepine
Plank
Washington Beats Cleveland In Tight Season Opener
Washington won a game marked by Moore's fourth inning delivery and defensive lapses by Cleveland. Patten pitched steadily with men on base while Clarke closed. Score details show Washington with a late rally, attendance listed as 3,906. The game spanned 1 hour 40 minutes with umpires Connolly and Carruthers officiating.
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Washington
Moore
Cleveland
Patten
Clarke
Bemis
Connolly
Carruthers
American League Results From Baseball Card
Scores show Boston 3 over St Louis 2 in Boston. Baltimore 7 defeats Chicago at Baltimore. Philadelphia 5 over Detroit 2 in Philadelphia. Washington 56 over Cleveland in Washington.
Boston Triumphs 3 0 Over Philadelphia In Shutout
Boston won 3 to 0 as Willis held the visitors to no runs. Hulswitz Jennings and Childs misplayed to allow two Boston runs while Greminger’s solid defense at third stood out. The game featured Willis's pitching dominance and errors costing Philadelphia three runs.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Willis
Hulswitz
Jennings
Childs
Greminger
St. Louis Beats Pittsburgh 10 to 4 in Mo July clash
In Missouri on July 28 the St Louis team secured a decisive 10 4 win over Pittsburgh. The Metropolitan lineup yielded strong performances with notable scoring and pitching contributions. Pittsburgh struggled to respond as St Louis pulled ahead early and maintained the lead through the game.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Bt. Louis Ca
Lette
Baseball scores from a day of league play recap
In Boston Boston 3 defeated Philadelphia 0. Chicago Cincinnati Chicago game postponed due to wet grounds. St Louis 10 beat Pittsburg 4. Brooklyn New York 4 led Brooklyn in a continuation of the night’s schedule.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Connecticut League Results Summary
Hartford-Norwich game ended in an 11 inning Hartford 0 Hartford 1? The fragment shows Hartford 0 and 11 innings. Bridgeport defeated Norwich 8 to 3. Waterbury-Meriden was 3 Waterbury? Springfield claimed a 6 to 3 win over New Haven.
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Hartford
New London
Bridgeport
Norwich
Waterbury
Meriden
Sports matchups listed across leagues and regions
American section shows St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at Baltimore Cleveland at Washington. National section lists Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis. New England has Lowell at Dover Manchester at Haverhill Concord at Lawrence Nashua at Fall River. Eastern features Worcester at Rochester Providence at Buffalo Jersey City at Toronto.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New England
Lowell
Dover
Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence
Nashua
Fall River
Eastern
Worcester
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Wright and Whitman Advance in Nahant Round Robin
Nahant July 23 Round Robin tennis opens with Wright defeating Clothier and Whitman topping Ware in singles. Whitman overcomes Ware after a long battle while Clothier and Wright struggle in a tight set play. Doubles action begins with teams listed and future matches scheduled for tomorrow morning and afternoon.
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B.C. Wright
W. J. Clothier
M. D. Whitman
L. E. Ware
Whitman
Ware
Clothier
Wright
Blagden
Atkinson
Codman
Huntington
Wheatland
W. J. Meemien
D. Whitman
L. E. Sware
Y.es
R. C. Huntington
A. C. Codman
Ward
Davis
Wheatland and Lovering
Motley and Pier
Mohairs Face Lawrence Athletics In Chelmsford Clash
The Mohairs meet Lawrence Athletics of Lawrence Saturday afternoon on Chelmsford grounds. Lawrence is in good form after an easy win over Merrimack last week and is favored to challenge the champions. Expected to be a rattling game with both sides aiming to defend the lead in the championship race. Mohairs reserve squad plans a tour to play the seas with a squad listed including Southam, Fielding, Buckley, Rocker and Watson.
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Lawrence Athletics
Lawrence
Chelmsford
Lawrence Club
Merrimack
Thomas Southam
Tela Mosley
Ird
Moss
Prestey
Haughton
Aveyrd
Stirks
Greenwood
Harrison
Mohgir
Taly
Cheseas
Fed Harriman
Southam
Fielding
Il Tles
Humphriss
Buckley
Vis
Rocker
Dan Patch shines in 2.03 pace and 2.07 trot at Grand Circuit
Lord Derby loses the 2.07 trot to The Monk after a disputed drive by Spear. Dan Patch wins the 2.04 pace as a heavy favorite, while The Monk defeats Lord Derby in the 2.07 trot, with Spear fined 250 dollars and betting off. Attendance reaches 11,000 as Direct Hal and Wauban contest the 2.12 trot.
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Dan Patch
Riley B
Monk
Lord Derby
Spear
George Saunders
Dolly Dillon
Poindexter
Lawson
Hesperus
Wauban
Direct Hal
Crescens
Org
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H. Jamison
Lady Thesbe
Kenny
Bell Kuser
Rites
Ruth M
Miller
Marsh
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Parr
Ds Henry
Wills
Dee
Old Saugus Day Two Track Events Crown Fast Times
Boston July 23 second day at Old Saugus track featured 19 heats in four hours and 25 minutes the fastest trotting pace at 2 08 won by John T c g with driver in sulky while two divisions of 2 28 pace produced Montie Joe and Claymorse as winners in split races with purses of 500 dollars each reports list runners and times including 2 10 2 11 2 13 and 2 12 percent as the meets record pace was beaten by an hour.
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Syracuse
Albany
Providence
Readville
al- Vina Wilkes
Gold Burr
Sphinx Lassie
Detroit
Frank Yokum
Fred M
Bursawr
Fitz
Nellie
Lizzie Laning
Roommate
Robert A
Boston
Old Saugus
John T
Bowser
Easter
Montie Joe
Claymorse
John T. c G
Nuthurst
Clara Cook
Lyle Wilkes
Dore
Diet Terrill
Sensation at Syracuse as trotter Tom Calhoun dies
At Syracuse New York July 23 a harness race in the central New York circuit produced a shock when Tom Calhoun collapsed and died near the quarter pole in the fourth heat of the 2.10 pace. Calhoun had already won a heat in the race and his death was caused by valvular heart disease triggered by a sudden blood rush. He was slated to race again.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Tom Calhoun
Westfield Driving Meet Opens at Woronoco Park
Westfield Massachusetts hosts the first meet under the West ld Driving association at Woronoco park racing with a 38 minute pacing class and a $300 purse. Entries include Mary B and Yorktown Belle with times around 2 minutes 26 seconds. The event features horses such as Golden Wedding Raven Frush and others in a windy, competitive afternoon program.
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Ld Driving Association
Woronoco Park
Mib Wey
Tom Cerca
Eeceek
Raven Frush Dri Ic Siers Ce Sk
Mary B
Sabatin
Grace Ward
Listen
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Yorktown Belle
Kingston Track Tragedy Ends Heat At Mohawk Circuit
At Kingston New York July 23 the Hudson and Mohawk Valley meet continued after a five hour delay with the 2.24 class trot postponed to tomorrow. Dick Wiley owner James Parker Salem New York collapsed and died from apoplexy at end of the second heat of the 2.19 trot. Kid Shay won the 2.19 trot purse $400 with Ned H. Woodnut second and Hinderana third. Best time 2.21 1-4. The 2.21 pace purse $400 went to Geyser Boy with General Brayton second and Picola third. best time 2.19 1-4.
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N. Y
Hudson and Mohawk Valley
Dick Wiley
James Parker
Salem
Kid Shay
Ned H. Woodnut
Hinderana
Geyser Boy
General Brayton
Picola
Slippery Track Halts 25 Mile Motor Pace Race
In Revere on July 28 the 25 mile motor paced race featuring Jimmy Moran Hugh McLean and Joe Nelson was stopped in the 21st mile after McLean was thrown when his wheel and motor slipped on a fog bound slippery track. Blanchard, McLean's steersman, broke his collar bone in the wreck. McLean led with Nelson second and Moran third at the time of stoppage. An amateur handicap one mile race was won by E F Root with P F Logan second and Joe Curry third.
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Jimmy Moran
Hugh McLean
Joe Nelson
McLean
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P. F. Logan
Joe Curry
Plugg er Martin Takes Third Money
Frank Kramer defeats Major Taylor in the half mile championship final by a foot, securing his third straight win. The event at Washington notes top finishers including Taylor Collett Lawson and Martin with times around 1 04 1 5.
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Frank Kramer
Taylor
National Cycling Association
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Major” Taylor
George Collett
Iver Lawson
Saxon Williams
G. Schrieber
Bill Martin
F. L. Beauchamps
Owen Kimble
Jed Newkirk
J. Bedell
Elkes Wins 25-Mile Motor Pace in Close Coliseum Race
Harry Elkes defeated Albert Champion by about 125 yards in a tightly contested 25 mile motor paced event at the Coliseum before nearly 15,000 spectators. Elkes’ time was 35 minutes 19 4-5 seconds with a 1 minute 20 4-5 seconds for the fastest mile. Marcus Hurley won the one mile open and 2-3 mile handicap, while Thomas Norton captured the local one mile amateur.
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Harry Elkes
Albert Champion
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Marcus Hurley
New York
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