Dover Wins Wild West Show Defeats Lowell 7 to 4
Dover defeated Lowell 7 to 4 as errors and timely hitting swung the game after a bright start by Lowell. Dover’s Hersog and Cross held the mound while Merritt and Kane contributed key hits. Umpire Connors drew praise for his novel strike-calling as Dover grabbed the win in the late innings.
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Bhpon
Joyce
Seen
Burrill
Weddidge
Kelley
Guiheen
Kane
Broderick Rf
Webber
Hersog
Lowell
Connors
Merritt
Lake
Bressler
McLaughlin
Cross
Blackman
Moran
Kelly
Crs
Fall River Nashua Baseball Summary with Late Inning Spurt
In Fall River on July 25 Wade strong until the seventh when Nashua rallied for four runs on three extra base hits. Burrill scored twice as Montague’s defense faltered, and Dupee, later signed as a pitcher, struck out in his third at bat. Ball and Hanscomb highlights included sharp running catches and a bunt attempt ruled out on third strike. Nashua won 5 to 0? Wait, the score shows a 5 run line. the specifics list Wade and Meagher relief and an attendance of 700 with Hassett umpiring.
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Lowell
Connors
Sccrnd
Lock
Merritt
Gusheen
Sock
Kane
Kelly
Lake
Weddige
Bressler
McLaughlin
Dover
Joyce
Buster Burrill
Weddidge
Cross
Blackman
Broderick
Hot Air Merchant
Johnny Moran
Leck
Guiheen
Moran
Wrebbar
Burrill
Buster
Gillsheem
Weddingne
Hersog
Webber
Barnie
Herseg
Locky
MccLaughlin
Dupee
Fall River
Wade
Nashua
Ball
Hanscomb
Kearns
Eye
Rollins
Wilder
Bannon
Wilson
Miran
Meagher
Coveney
Hassett
Haverhill blanked Manchester six to nothing in light defeat
Haverhill overwhelmed Manchester 6 0 as Deininger pitched superbly allowing only four singles. Manchester had one runner reach second on a passed ball in the eighth. Walz initially struggled but settled, while Poland and W. Clarke starred in the field and Richardson and W. Clark led the bats. Swander retired after being hit by a ball.
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Haverhill
Pon McAuliffe
Herwig If Hamilton
Spooner
Bernard
Richardson
Shineel
Poland
Wee
Deininger
Manchester
Nevers
Tae C. Clark
Murray
Eee
Swander If Smith
Kinnau
W. Clark
Eens Whiting
Volz P
Morrissey
Volz
Ryan
Concord Wins Scoring Rush In First Inning
Lawrence recap notes Concord made enough hits and runs off pitcher Long in the opening inning to secure today's game. Hooker kept baserunners in check and work with men on base proved effective, aided by a double play turned by Grant and Camer.
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Lawrence
Concord
Long
Hooker
Grant
Camer
Murphy
O’brien
Mullaney If
Eae Murphy
Pulsifer Ss
Ood
Carney
Coeesee Weed Noblitt Cf
Pulsifer
Reagan
Cameron
Beville
Dover Dover 7 Lowell 4. Haverhill 6 Manchester C
Dover and Haverhill won decisive hockey style matchups with low scoring rivals. Lawrence defeated Concord 5 to 1, signaling strong regional performance and momentum for upcoming schedule games.
BASE BALL NOTES Lowell at Fall River Rivalry and Umpire Moves
Baseball notes from Lowell to Fall River with updates on umpires Ryan of Haverhill and Connors of Nashua, Doyle. It mentions Parsons signing Gee Desmontreville from Rochester and criticizes Lowell's weak outfield and third base, plus changes in Lawrence players and managerial remarks.
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Parsons
Lawrence
Gee” Desmontreville
Rochester
Kilroy Joins Carney's Club In Major League Move
Alec Ferson, Carney's agent, arrived from Philadelphia with a third baseman. The new man Kilroy, brother of famed Mattie Kilroy, has been under contract with the Philadelphia American League team this season, according to Ferson.
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Alec Ferson
Carney
Philadelphia
Kilroy
Mattie Kilroy
Ferson
Dupee and Demontreville Join Rival Clubs In League Mail
The Concord Monitor notes Dupee joins Lowell for Fall River games while Lee Demontreville signs with Lawrence, set to arrive for Saturday clashes with Manchester or Monday’s lineup. Umpire Heckman faces scrutiny over a forfeit ruling as the New England league confirms action against Lawrence for not taking the field.
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Lee Demontreville
Rochester
Parsons
Lawrence
Manchester
Lawrence Sun
New England League
Heckman
Concord
Carney
Boston
J. J. Carney
Concord B. B
Knitters Union Teams Set for Afternoon Baseball Games
Amateur notes state two Knitters union teams meet at Mountain Rock grounds this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Lakeview Avenue grounds host Riversides and Y M C I teams in the first of a three game series with both sides fielding their strongest players for a likely tight contest.
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Knitters’ Union
Mountain Rock Grounds
Lakeview Avenue
Riversides
Baseball Schedule Summary Across Regions
American games feature Detroit visiting Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia while Chicago meets Washington and Cleveland plays Baltimore. National list includes Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago Pittsburg at St Louis and New York at Brooklyn with a repeat Pittsburg at St Louis on Sunday. New England notes Lowell visiting Fall River Nashua at Dover Concord at Haverhill Manchester at Lawrence. Eastern matchups Worcester at Rochester Providence at Buffalo Jersey City at Toronto Newark at Montreal.
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Manchester
Bam
Lowell
Dover
Haverhill
Ei Concord
Lawrence
Nashua
Fall River
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
National
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
New England
Concord
Brooklyn Ane
Cincinnati Weeseeeee
Lawson Horse Posts 2 06 Mile at Cleveland Race Track
Bor alma ran a mile at Cleveland Race Track on July 25 in 2 06 with the last half in 1 02 and the final quarter in 30. The report notes a brisk pace for the event and highlights the mile time and splits.
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Lawson
Cleveland
Boralma
England Rally Puts Up Fight in Test Against Australia
In Manchester on July 25 England, chasing 299, lost five top players for 70 but regained footing as the innings continued. The remaining English batsmen staged a stubborn stand, finishing their first innings at 262 runs.
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London
Manchester
England
Australia
Tewksbury Old Home Week sports open to residents only
The sports program for Old Home Week in Tewksbury is restricted to residents. The prior note about events being free for all means only men, boys, or girls from Tewksbury may enter, not outsiders.
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Tewksbury
Kenney Captains Lowell Team Wins Lakeview Bowling Match
Dr Kenney captained the Lowell Dental Society in a Lakeview bowling match winning team honor. He posted the high score of 276 and total of 583 across three strings. An ad text claims Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens digestion and prevents indigestion.
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Lowell Dental Society
Lakeview
Dr. Kenney
Three straight for Boston as Sparks wins opener
In Boston today Sparks, the home team's new pitcher, earned his first victory as the Americans easily defeated the Phillies. The game was loosely played in the field with Harper drawing costly free bases. Boston won their third straight game while the Nationals also had a win.
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Boston Nationals
Phillies
Boston
Sparks
Tteam
Harper
Cleveland Triumphs In Final Turn At Bat
Cleveland won in the last inning scoring five runs on four singles and a triple aided by an error. Batteries Joss and Bemis for Cleveland Orth and Drill for Washington. Time one thirty. Umpires Carruthers and Connolly. Attendance five thousand.
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Washington
Cleveland
Orth
Joss and Bemis
Carruthers and Connolly
Baltimore splits pair with Chicago in AL doubleheader
In Baltimore on July 25 the new American League club tied Chicago in the first game as errors produced many visitors runs. The Orioles recovered in the second game with sharp fielding and timely plays to win. Final scores show Chicago 21 Baltimore 15 in the opener and Baltimore 7 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 - 4 6 7 in the second. Patterson Sullivan Howell Yeager were battery with umpire Johnstone.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Patterson and Sullivan
Howell
Yeager
Johnstone
Second Game Summary at Baltimore Venue
The box score notes the second game with Batter ies Wiltse and Yeager Griffin Garvin and McFarland. Time 1.55. Umpire Johnstone. Attendance 4034.
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Baltimore
iChicago
Wiltse
Yeager
Griffith
Garvin
McFarland
Johnstone
Baseball score roundup from today’s games
At Boston Boston 6, St. Louis 3. At Philadelphia Detroit Philadelphia postponed by rain. Baltimore first game Chicago 15 Baltimore 4, second game Baltimore 5 Chicago 4. Washington Cleveland 6 Washington 3.
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Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston Shuts Out Philadelphia for Third Straight Win
Boston secured a 3-0 victory over Philadelphia as Ireminger Long and Moran delivered all three runs in the fourth inning. Pittinger puzzled the visitors, while Wolverton, newly joined Philadelphia, starred despite two errors.
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Philadelphia
Ireminger
Long
Moran
Pittinger
Wolverton
Philadelphians
Brooklyn Tops New York In Polo Grounds Showdown
New York fell to Brooklyn at the polo grounds as Kitson hit a home run in the third and struck out nine. In the first, New York left two runners on with two out after Bresnahan singled and Sheckard threw out Brodie at second. Batteries Kitson Farrell Cro nin Bresnahan. Time 1.45. Attendance 2500.
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Tenney
Demont
Carney
Stee
Barry
Jennings
Doein
C Douglass
Krug
Ss Childs
Dugegleby
Bioston
Philadelphia
Harned
Fost
Wolverton
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Duggleby
Eason and White
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Bresnahan
Sheckard
Brodie
Kitsemn
Farrell
Cronin
Brimshlie
Visitors Rout Local Team With Free Hitting Victory
Chicago game summary notes visitors win easily by batting Menefee freely and collecting hits in most innings. Phillips limited the locals to five hits, with two hits by a single player.
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Chicago
Menefee
Phillips
Scarfer Hits Shattered Shutout in Cincinnati Game
A pitched ball hit Scarfer late in the game spoiled a shutout for Cincinnati. The box score shows Chicago victory details with Batteries Phillips and Bergen, Men efee and Kling. Time 185, Umpire O'Day. Attendance 3,000.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Phillips
Bergen
Menefee
Kling
O'Day
National League Results From Yardes Field Games
In Boston the Phillies were shut out 4 to 0. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1. New York topped Brooklyn 2 to 0.
Eastern League results summarize a mixed pair of games
Rochester beat Worcester 4 0 in one game. Toronto defeated Jersey City 10. Buffalo won 3 to 2 over Providence. Montreal defeated Newark 6. The fragmentary box score hints at multiple matches in the Eastern League standings.
Connecticut League Results Summary
Connecticut league games from New Haven Nor wich Bridgeport and New London Hartford show New Haven 6 7 scorelines with Bridgeport, New London 9 4 Hartford forfeited, and Springfield 7 Waterbury 4 across multiple matchups.
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Norwich
Bridgeport
Merien
New London
Hartford
Springfield
Waterbury
Nashua Bicycle Races At Nashua Fair Grounds Today
A large entry list is secured for Nashua Cycle Racing association events at the Nashua fair grounds. Participants span novice and open divisions with riders from Nashua Lowell Worcester Melrose Lynn and Chelsea among others. Official lineups include multiple local riders in both one mile and five mile events.
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Nashua Cycle Racing Association
Nashua Fair Grounds
M. Ferguson
Melrose
Tom Shepherd
C. Higgins
Lynn
Victor Jean
Lowell
Robert Healey
Graniteville
Edward Coughlin
S. Freudenthal
Worcester
R. J. Ban
Edward i A. Parker
Michael McCann
Simeon Olson
George Blakely
Harry Thompson
Somerville
David Selvis
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J. A. Caulfield
Milford
J. W .A. Mahan
Feindel
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O. J. Manseau
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William Rogers
Chaude Graves
Fred Goyette
Samuel Goyette
John William Kinnon
W. Ferguson
William Higgins
Edward Eld
Jarry Mann
R. J. Bane
Edward A. Parker
Fdsen H. Hazen
Dublin
Eddie O'Heren
Brookline
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T.S. Murphy
M. I. O’brien
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Mas
Tuynn
Edward Eid
Harry Mann
Frendecthal
R. J. Ba
Edward Parker
Cson F. Hazen
Lowel
T. J. Alston
Fred Holmes
Edie O'Heren
O. J. Mamseau
Fred Diette
Peabody
F. J. Carroll
J. H. Melton
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Strom
G. W. Anderson
Denver Ed Martin Wins World Colored Championship Fight
London reports "Denver Ed" Martin defeated Bob Armstrong at Crystal Palace in fifteen rounds to become the world colored champion. Martin outboxed Armstrong from the start and secured an easy win on points, with plans to challenge the San Francisco winner of the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons bout.
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Bob” Armstrong
Denver
Martin
Crystal Palace
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Jeffries
Young Corbett Refuses Tim Hurst as Referee Choice
New York July 25 Young Corbett who is slated to fight Terry McGovern on August 29 receives a telegram from manager Johnny Corbett at Denver advising him not to accept Tim Hurst as referee under any conditions. Messages were sent to Harris McGovern's manager at New London inviting a conference on the issue.
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New York
Griffo Defeats Daly In Twenty Round Bout
Baltimore reporters noted Brooklyn lightweight champion Griffo won by decision over Tom Daly formerly of New York after a full twenty rounds at the city arena. The match drew local boxing fans and extended Griffo's unbeaten run as Daly pressed early and late in the bout.
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Baltimore
Young Griffo
Brooklyn
Tom Daly
New York
Cloth Thief Arrested In Fall River Mills Larceny
Wilfred Munsey aged 25 was arrested on July 25 in Fall River charged with stealing about 100 dollars worth of cloth from Pocasset and Hargraves mills. A longtime Pocasset mill worker, he later worked at Hargraves. Police found a large quantity of cloth in his room identified as Pocasset mill property and he faces arraignment tomorrow.
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Wilfred Munsey
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Hargraves Mills
Pocasset Mills
Hargraves Mill
Pocasset Mill
Hudson Driven Horses Dominate Glenville Races
At Glenville track in Cleveland on July 25 Hudson and Gatcomb stable from Lexington Kentucky swept the four races. Hudson led the driving and set the meet’s notable times including 2.16 trot and 2.06 pace. Shadow Chimes faltered in the 2.06 pace with Audubon Boy ahead in the final heat while Chase led the 2.10 trot. Betting heavy losses fell on big backers as several favorites failed to win.
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Hudson
New York
Shadow Chimes
Audubon Boy
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Chase
Alice Russell
Gumpetta Wilkes
Sally Jones
Alice Carr
M. Garrison
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Old Saugus Meet Yields Straight-Win Pace and Trot Victories
At Old Saugus race course on the fourth day of the two weeks meet two events were won in three straight heats. Stormwood captured the 2.14 pace and Ralph Wick claimed the 2.28 trot. The 2.1 pace saw multiple heat winners with Ned C taking heat one before finishing sixth in heat two, Georgie L winning heat two and also heat three, followed by Clayceps sweeping three heats. The card closed with slow-time outcomes as Deacon Rog and Goze indicated steady performances. The purse for the 2.14 pace stood at 560 dollars, featuring top runners such as Stormwood, Rak Brown Heels, Gloria, and Prince Moquette among others.
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