Lowell Won as Cross Strikes Out Ten in 11-4 Victory
Fall River and Lowell played a one sided game with Lowell tallying 11 runs to Fall River's 4. Cross fanned 10 while Meagher, Gilroy, and Wade contributed at the plate. Lamont and Rollins starred for Fall River, but Lowell built a decisive lead by the seventh.
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Lowell
Meagher
Gilroy
Wade
Croas
Johnnie Moran
Connors
Blackman
Dupee
Rollins
Bunyan
Karns
McDermott
Lamont
Connolly
Kelly
Ball
Bawcock
Cross
Sock
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Bressler
McKernon
Lock
McLaughlin
Short
DeRoehn
Fatty Felix
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de Roehn
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McKernan
Boston
Nashua
Sockalexis
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Jordan
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Hanscomb
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Coveney
Milan
Broderick
Webber
Chegy Dleaves
Ovens Towne
Ruskesdee
Nashua Ae
Wilder
Miran
Rol Coveney
Towne
Bradley
Lawrence Beats Manchester In 6-4 Openers
In Lawrence, the first game ended 6 to 4 with Lawrence defeating Manchester. The second game finished in a 3 to 3 tie after eight innings due to darkness.
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Lawrence
Manchester
Fall River
Lowell
Haverhill Defeats Concord In Lopsided Match
Haverhill dominated Concord 11 to 2 this afternoon as Hartman yielded fifteen hits and poor team support. McGinley pitched well with solid backing. Spooner starred at bat and delivered a peculiar first inning double play when a line drive struck Hartman and bounced to Pulsifer. Score 11-2.
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Haverhill
Concord
Hartman
McGinley
Spooner
Pulsifer
Thornhill
Herwig Lf
Hamilton
Spooner If
Aevaa
Bernard
Richardson
Shincel
McAuliffe
Murch Rf
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Murphy
Soseeverte Ood Carney
Sens Se
Reseed Noblitt
Bigbie
Tee O Kilroy
Sheen
Doran
Eaton
Seme Eenwes
Covenversvess
Puls’fer
Thornhill Kilroy
Carney
MecKinley
Bevil E
Lawrence Beats Manchester in opener 6 to 4
Lawrence won the first of a doubleheader against Manchester 6 to 4. The second game was tied when called in the seventh inning due to darkness after Manchester tied on an error by Barry. Volz and Klobedanz pitched the first game with Volz favored by the locals. Umpire Connors halted play just after 5 o clock in the second game.
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Lawrence
Manchester
Volz
Long
Klobedanz
Barry
Connors
Grant
Wiley
Cameron
Conroy
Hart
Demont
Ee Murphy
Klobedanzz
Nevers
Murray
Ee Nets
Swander
Eee
Smith
Rf Sees Knau
Seveee W. Clark
Cote
Gureaine
Neeee Whiting
Sete
Enneee Volz
Peee
Morrissey
Anes
Eaves
Murphy
Clark
Volt
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Tenn Ween
Whiting
Kimball P
Kimball
Enth
Klobelanz
Strack
Kobedanz
Gene Hart
Manchester Boys
Lawrence Sun
Dover Pitcher’s Wild Throw Lets in Two Runs
Dover in Nashua affair features Towne starting on the mound, a wild throw that lets in two runs, and unsettled innings as the game unfolded on July 28 in Dover. The rough outing highlights pitching struggles and a shaky defense affecting the score.
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Dover
N. H
Towne
Dover Today
Nashua
BASE BALL NOTES Haverhill and Lowell preview tense match
The column notes Morrissey in 25 games with three losses, Moran released by Lake, Bressler to start, and Murphy back in Lawrence after Belfast. Manchester and Fall River concerns loom as Lake searches for players, while Lowell holds tight in standings and Khobedanz seals the bases. Dupee sparks Lowell win. cast-offs impact outcomes.
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Khobedanz
Lawrence
Manchester
Kirby
Wiley
Manchester Union
Webber
Dover
Fall River
Dupee
Lowell
McDermott
Long HHS Boston Hits Edge Detroit Shuffle
Boston wins as La chance and Ferris deliver long hits with runners aboard. Yeager suffers a left hand injury when struck by a batted ball in the eighth. Collins' men move up to second place after yesterday's game.
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Collin
Boston
Lachance
Ferris
Yeager
Ab Rich Po Dougherty If
Collins
Stahl
See
Freeman
Eee Ferris
Eee
Criger
Cbs Ceeeesseed
OUL
UD Tegenevas Cessees
Detroit
Hurley If
Elderfield Ss
Casey
Weaeee
Barrett
Classee Preeseacd
Beck
Peetee Ee
Wees Iil
McAllister
Gleason
Buelow
Mullen
Doubberfield
Young
Yeag
Sheridan
Allendance
Washington Beats Chicago in Baseball Clash
Washington routed Chicago 12 to 3 as Callahan connected for two home runs and seven hits aided by Chicago fielding lapses. Batteries were Lee and Clarke for Washington and Callahan and McFarland for Chicago. Time 2:03. Attendance 204. Umpirespee rere and Connelly.
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Washington
Callahan
Chicago
Lee and Clarke
McFarland
Pee Rere
Connelly
Baltimore Victors Over Cleveland In Easy Win
Baltimore, July 28. The reconstructed Baltimore team beat Cleveland easily, winning its third straight game. Lajoie was ejected by Umpire Johnston for disputing a decision. Batteries Wiltsche and Yeager for Baltimore, Bernhart and Bemis for Cleveland. Time 1 hour 55 minutes. Attendance 1,864.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Lajoie
Johnston
Wiltsche and Yeager
Bernhart
Bemis
Johnstone
St Louis Beats Philadelphia With Powerful Hitting
St Louis defeated Philadelphia as Powell limited the home club to limited scoring besides a seventh inning burst that produced four runs on a single, double and two home runs. Batteries Powell and Kahoo Wilson Hastings and Schreck Powers. Time 1.55 Attendance 5895 Umpire O Laughlin.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philadelphians
Powell
Kahoo
Wilson
Hastings
Schreck
Powers
O’laughlin
Scores From Doubleheaders Show Mixed Results
In a series of city matchups the Boston team defeated Boston 8 to 1 while Philadelphia routed St Louis 9 to 4. Baltimore beat Cleveland 15 to 6 and Washington topped Chicago 12 to 2 in the listed games.
New York Wins Final Thunder-Swept Series Game
New York defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 when the match was halted by a heavy thunderstorm in the fifth inning. Lauder’s homer in the fourth drove in two runs and secured the win for New York as Matthewson and Bower worked the mound while Evans and Farrell handled Brooklyn. Attendance was about 6,100.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lauder
Desdeas
Matthewson
Bowerman
Evans
Farrell
Emsiie
National League Results Rain Shortens New York Game
In New York Brooklyn 0 and New York 2 the game ended after five innings due to rain. The Mets prevailed behind strong pitching as the rain forced an early finish.
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New York
Brooklyn
Connecticut League Results Quick Update
In New Haven Haven 65 Waterbury 0 after 2 innings rain, Hartford 9 Meriden 4, Bridgeport 9, Hartford-Hartford top overall notes show scores and brief standings from the Connecticut League segment.
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New
Haven
Waterbury
Eee
Bridgeport
Hartford
Meriden
Kid Carter Knocks Out Handler in Short Bout
Buffalo July 28 Kid Carter of Brooklyn defeated Jimmy Handler of Newark in the second round of a planned twenty round bout for the International Athletic club of Fort Erie.
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Buffalo
Doherty Brothers Dominate Opening Longwood Tennis Play
Longwood July 28 English players H L Doherty and R F Doherty swept their opening rounds in the tennis tournament. H L Doherty defeated Hackett and Seaver in straight sets and edged Wright in a strong showing. R F Doherty beat Wright easily, with a later match over Seaver noted as three sets to one. The day featured heavy crowds and speculation about the Davis International Cup prospects for the visitors and Dr Pim.
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Longwood
H. L
R. F. Doherty
Pim
H. L. Doherty
H. H. Hackett
New York
R. C. Seaver
Beals C. Wright
Wright
Doherty
M. D. Whitman
William A. Larned
Whitman
Hackett
R. F
Piss Doherty
Seaver
Kenwood Tennis Club Wins Western Illinois Doubles Title
Chicago on July 28 saw Kreigh Collins and L H Weidner of the Kenwood Tennis Club prevail in the Western Illinois championship doubles event.
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Chicago
Kreigh Collins
L. H. Weidner
Kenwood
Tennis Pairoverpowers Princeton Champs at Kenwood Club
Collins and Weidner defeated Princeton holders Little and Alexander at Kenwood Country Club, sweeping 6-1 6-0 and 6-2 in a decisive victory.
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Collins and
Weidner
Little
Alexander
Princeton
Polo final halted by injury postponement in Saratoga
The Rockaway and Lakewood polo championship in Saratoga was interrupted when Kingdon Gould of Lakewood was struck in the face by a Rockaway mallet. Gould bled from the nose but does not appear to have broken bones, and the game was postponed until 1 tomorrow afternoon.
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N. Y
Rockaway
Lake Wood
Kingdon Gould
Lakewood
Rene Lamantague Jr
Gould
Colombian Trouble In Panama Arms Negotiations Loom
The gunboat Boyaca returning to Panama with a report that revolutionary forces under General Herrera are at Santiago. Governor Salazar has a proposal from Herrera for the rebels to lay down arms and will send a commission aboard the Cana to negotiate with Herrera, with a chance terms may be accepted.
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Colombia
Boyaca
Agua Dulce
Morales Berti
General Herrera
Santiago
Salazar
Herrera
Cana
Peace in Sight Near Agua Dulce Report
Panama and Colombia dispatches describe reinforcements returning with word that General Herrera's revolutionary troops are near Santiago Veragua close to Agua Dulce. Governor Salugar has received a proposal to lay down arms and plans to move more troops aboard the British steamer General Herrera.
De Wet Surprises Cape Town Visit Upsets Plans
General De Wet arrived in Cape Town unexpectedly this afternoon, disrupting prepared reception plans. Africanders arranged a semi private dinner at 26.25 dollars per member. Earlier, Botha and De Larey faced a crowded church scene with women rushing pews and overpowering guards, leading to a vestry scramble before carriages awaited.
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Cape Town
de Wet
Botha
de Larey
Navy reports Rodgers sails from Yokohama for Cavite
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers departs Yokohama today aboard the flagship New York for Cavite. He has cruised Chinese waters for months and will leave Rear Admiral Evans aboard the Kentucky as the senior American naval officer in the upper Orient.
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Navy Department
Frederick Rodgers
Yokohama
Cavite
New York
Rodgers
Philippines
Evans
Kentucky
Orient
Hoban's Pets Shave Barbers at Spaulding Park
The Hoban Pets defeated the Barbers 11 to 6 in a camp game at Spaulding Park. Martin Connolly started pitching for the Pets but lasted a half inning, allowing eight runs before Billy Russell replaced him. Tommy Hoban fueled the attack with strong hitting and solid defense for the Pets.
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Spaulding Park
Barbers
Martin Connolly
Billy Russell
Tommy Hoban
Grubbs Johnson Makes Mount Pelee Reference
Grubbs Johnson jokes about naming his country place Mount Pelee after a blast. His wife questions the gag as he quips that is where it blows up.
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Grubbs—Johnson
Mount Pelee
Grubbs
Storm bids it. Fast track opens trotting week in Columbus
The grand circuit meeting in Columbus Ohio began amid warm weather and a drenched track after a late storm. Heat winners lowered marks with Directum Spier leading from wire to wire in the 2 30 trot while Wedgewood and Miss Leach captured the 2 18 pace. Darin drove Directum Spier to reduce his best times as pools and field prices shifted with each heat.
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Directum Spier
Henry Schmalbach
Directum
Cleveland
Darwin
Fred
Wedgewood
Captain Sphinx
Dan R
Dahane Dallas
Dahne Dallas
Princ Direct
Miss Leach
Lulu Campau
Kenney
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McHenry
Horace W. Wilson
Shaur
John Patterson
Geers
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McLaughlin
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Stahl
Prince Direct
Blkh
McHen- Pay
Siete Ceevouleacnss
Shimewec
Lou Vaughn
Spencer
Unfinished
Fred S. Wedgewood
Fred S. Wilkes
Sphinx
Sports matchups by region and city pairings
Regional and national list of scheduled games includes American cities Detroit Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Washington Boston Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn St Louis New York Philadelphia New England Haverhill Lowell Manchester Concord Dover Fall River Nashua Lawrence Eastern Jersey City Montreal Worcester Buffalo Providence Rochester Newark Toronto
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Cleveland
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New York
Cincinnati
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War to teeth in baseball leagues battle lines drawn
In Toronto Mr. Powers and allied leaders announced a hard line against contract jumpers with a $1000 fine and blacklist. They seek an anti American association pact, plus plans for a sinking fund or joint A&A corporation to bind clubs. Meetings set for papers and future action.
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Ont
H. T. Powers
J. H. Farrell
M. H. Sexton
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Mr. Powers
Powers
American Association
Eastern League
Messra
Insular Funds in Philippines Money Market Steadying
Acting Governor Wright reports to the War Department on the Philippines financial situation. Hong Kong and Shanghai banks fear withdrawals as Guarantee Trust and International Bank open Manila branches. Wright says depths will be made in four institutions and money divided. Philippine act provision that fixes rates for ten days has steadied the market. Gold to savings ratio cited at 2.25 to 1.
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War Department
Wright
Philippines
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Guarantee Trust Company
International Bank Company
Manila
Gov. Wright
Phillippines
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