Beaten Again A Comedy Of Errors In Haverhill Tilt
Haverhill beat Lowell 8 to 2 after seven runs in two innings. Hamilton starred for Haverhill as Lake backed the catching. Lowell’s errors and weak baserunning hurt their chances, with Lock's poor play prompting his removal and Dupee injuring his finger.
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Hamilton
Haverhill
Lowell
Lock
Dupee
DeRoehn
Lake
Fall River
Connors
Spooner
Merritt
Richardson
Sock
McLaughlin
Herwig
Shincel
Sglove
Coughlin
Thornhill
Blackman
Cross
Powers
Willis
Bernard
Short
Deininger
S Smith
Nashua
Smith
Bernard Bunted
Richarson
Candy Beville
Flo
Ken Bernard
Reville
Shinrel
Dover Outslatted Fall River In Tight Baseball Bout
Tall River on July 20 saw Dover outslatted and outfielded Fall River. Burbage pitched great ball allowing only three hits. A running catch by Ball was the feature as Dover scored the decisive runs.
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Tall River
Dover
Fall River
Burbage
Seteeee
Bowecock
Rollins
McKernan
Kelley
Connolly
Derwin
Glazier
Seer
Joyce
Dover Seseee
Seeee
Sete
Kane
Webber
Ball
Lawrence shuts out Nashua in three-run win
Lawrence defeated Nashua with a three run margin as Long went 4-for-4, Demontreville and Murphy also shone. Metcalf allowed multiple runs and took the loss while Long, Demontreville, and Murphy shared top honors for Lawrence. Score not provided.
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Lawrence
Nashua
Long
Metcalf
Demontreville
Murphy
Grant
Wiley
S.ie
Cameron
Conroy
Barry
Hart
Trons
Eels
Hafford
Connors
Concord Beats Manchester In Shutout Thriller
Concord, N H July 30 Concord broke its spell this afternoon and not only beat Manchester but shut them out. Hits by Murphy and Noblitt errors by Regan and a long fly by Carney gave two runs in the sixth and one in the eighth from Noblitt’s double and Bigbie’s single. O'Brien pitched excellent ball with perfect support Doran and Bigbie making phenomenal catches. Murray starred for Manchester and Kimball pitched well but errors in the in-field were costly. Score: a Cr
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Concord
N. H
Manchester
Murphy
Noblitt
Regan
Carney
Bigbie
O'Brien
Doran
Murray
Kimball
Concord. Ab
Bhpoa Mullaney If
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Noblitt Cf
Bigbie Rf
Kilroy
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O’brien P
Seeeee Wees
Sane
Murray Cf
Swander If
Eeeee Smith
Eee Nevers
Nobiitt
C. Clark
Nobbitt
Nevers
O’brien
Concord Manchester Clash Ends With Manchester Shutout
In Concord Concord Conquered Manchester 3 0 while Lawrence routed Nashua 3 0 Lawrence 3 0 Nashua Fall River Dover 2 1 and Haverhill 8 2 over Lowell Haverhill dominated Lowell with an 8 2 scoreline indicating multiple regional hockey bouts reported.
Manchester and Lowell split field notes in today’s games
Manchester visits Lowell with two noon games at Spalding park and Concord celebrates Manchester’s 3 to 0 loss. Powers and Lake provide strong showings while shore changes shift players among Manchester Lowell Nashua and Lawrence clubs amid league talk and an onfield incident at Haverhill.
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Spalding Park
Manchester
Lowell
Cross
Bressler
George Spooner
Sports Matchups Across Leagues Include City Pairings
Boston plays Cleveland and Philadelphia faces St. Louis while Washington meets Detroit and Baltimore takes on Chicago. Chicago visits Boston in the National set with Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia. New England schedules Manchester at Lowell and Fall River at Lawrence with Haverhill at Dover and Concord at Nashua. Eastern games feature Providence at Montreal and Worcester at Toronto with Newark at Rochester and Jersey City at Buffalo.
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
National
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
T R and Ts versus Neponsets at Faulkner Park
A game is set for Saturday at Faulkner Park in North Billerica between the T. R. and T's and the formidable Neponsets of Neponset, reportedly one of the strongest teams in the state.
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Faulkner Park
North Billerica
Neponsets
Neponset
Local cricket matches draw crowds despite holiday
Today not observed as a holiday, the Zions versus Bunting cricket match is cancelled. Zions name W Croft as captain with a full squad to face Mer Rimacks at South Lowell on Saturday August 2. Mohairs to play Methuens at Methuen with Lowell and Chelsea clubs also hosting matches on Saturday afternoon. Reserves and additional players listed. Mohair reserves led by Fred Harrison. Mohairs and Buntinge tied for first with eight wins apiece.
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Zions & Bunting
Zions
Merrimacks
South Lowell
W. Croft
Capt
C.waite
A. Hindle
M. Meiklejohn
H. Maden
G. Hunt
H. Hadley
G. Bailey
W. Walton
A. Whitworth
C. Clogston
J. Wilmont
J. Kershaw
W. Concannon
Mohairs
Methuens
Methuen
Equare
Lowell
Dle Thos
Southam
Mosley
Hird
Moss
Priestley
Aveyard
Stirks
Ughton
Greenwood
Harriman
Arrison
Chelsea
Mohair
Chelmsford Street
Fred Harrison
Watson
Bootham
Curl
Castles
Scholes
Fielding
Humphrise
Travies
Rourke
Buckley
Asa Stirks
Moheirs
Buntinge
Poor Hitting Delays Brookyn at Camp as Boston Slips
Boston Americans rested after two losses to Chicago in a day of weak hitting. Taylor limited Boston to two hits in the opener while Willis was stifled by Chicago’s pitching. In the second game Eason was hit hard but sharp defense kept the game alive for 13 innings, ending with Chicago tallying two runs.
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Boston
Chicago
Taylor
Willis
Eason
Slagle
Jones
Chance
Tee Wanes
Dobbs
Tinker
Lowe
Kling
Schaeffer
Co0ley
Tenney
Ohnee
Demont
Carney
Greminger
Long
Eeene Lush
Seer Moran
Ceeseeeees
Courtney
Renee
Wiltia
Love
Moran
Brown
Ek Po
Cooley
Lundgren
Ball
Brooklyn Wins Rough Inning Showdown On July 30
Brooklyn baseball team delivered a lively game with two errors and three hits driving in four runs in the sixth. Pitchers Tannehill and Kitson performed well for Brooklyn while Pittsburg’s offense managed single runs early. Final score 5 to 7 with Brooklyn scoring in the sixth and eighth innings. Attendance around 1,500 at the park.
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Brooklyn
Tannehill
Kitson
Pittsburg
Smith
Farrell
New York Triumphs Over St Louis 2 1 in Open Game
New York edged St Louis 2 1 as Cronin limited the hits to two. A seventh inning hit by Cronin scored the winning run for New York while Yerkes and ONeill shared catching duties with Bresnahan for St Louis the batteries. Umpire Emplie. Time one hour forty eight minutes. Attendance about 1100.
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New York
St. Louis
Cronin
Yerkes
O’neil
Bresnahan
Emplie
Baseball Scores and Delays Across Venues
In Boston the White Sox lost to Chicago 1 0 in the first game and Chicago won 3 1 in 13 innings of the second game. Philadelphia saw rain postponing the Philadelphia Cincinnati contest. New York hosted St Louis with a 2 0 outcome and Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6 1 at Brooklyn.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Aee
Brooklyn
Boston Weeeeee
Tee
Cincinnati Teen
Cleveland Beats Chicago 1 0 in Postponed Game
Cleveland, Ohio, July 30. The Cubs edged the White Sox in a tense postponed game with a single by McCarthy in the ninth, Daly misplayed a potential double play, and Flick doubled to score the decisive run. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 3,162.
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Cleveland
Chicago
McCarthy
Daly
Flick
Trarkesaakotire
Bemis
Garvin
McFarland
Connolly
American League Results Cleveland Edge White Sox 1 0
In Cleveland the Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 1 to 0. Pitching shutout was by Cleveland as the only run crossed late in the game.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Connecticut League Results Rain Soaked Bridgeport Hartford
Weather interrupted play in the Connecticut League with scores showing Bridgeport routed Hartford by six at Bridgeport while New Haven and Norwich halted in New Haven due to rain. results reflect disrupted slate across venues.
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New Haven
Norwich
Bridgeport
Hartford
Vets Tournament Draws Northern New England Interest
All sports will be interested in the Courier-Citizen Co. reports on the N E Vets Tournament. The event draws broad attention from teams, fans, and local media as competition unfolds across multiple venues.
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Couier-Citizen Co
N. E
Meriden Meriden 4 New London at Waterbury Springfield 9
In soggy conditions during the eighth inning, Port 0 was called. Meriden led Meriden 4 while Waterbury Springfield posted a 9 to 2 score.
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Port
Meriden
New London
Waterbury
Springfield
Waterbury 2
Montreal Opens With Two Wins in Split Doubleheader
In Montreal first game Montreal defeats Jersey City 4 to 2 then Jersey City edges Montreal 6 to 4. Buffalo bests Worcester 5 to 2. Toronto sweeps Newark 4 to 3 and Rochester defeats Providence 9 to 8.
English Players See Fast Tennis At Longwood
At Longwood Cricket Club on July 30 the two Englishmen R F Doherty and H L Doherty staged practice sets and showed top speed. Clothier defeated Stevens 3-1 in a standout match as doubles and singles progress in the Eastern championship with Ward Ware Clothier Wright advancing. The event features Wrenn brothers and a lively handicap round with many matches ongoing.
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W. A. Larned
L. E. Ware
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
Clothier
Stevens
Gs Pts
Irving Wright
Holcombe Ward
Leo Ware
Wrenn Brothers
R. D
George L
Doherty Brothers
Longwood
E. W. Leonard
H. H. Whitman
H. Ward
G. S. Keyes
C. Wright
R. Stevens
Horton
Codman
Warner
Tallant
Seaver
Pier
Sharpless
Scott
Wright
Keyes
Brown
Larner
Allen
Hoskins
Neely
T. B
C. G. Plimpton
Co. B. Wilbur
B. F. Merrill
Rhythmic Wins $5000 M and M Stake at Columbus Meet
The Grand Circuit at Columbus on July 30 featured eighteen heats with top horses racing in eventful attempts. Rhythmic the blind champion captured the $5000 trotting stake in straight sets, as Dan R. led the way in a 2.12 class and Hawthorne posted a 2.12 1-4 in the 2.12 trot.
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Rhythmic
M. & M. Stake
Elkes Beats McLean In Gripping Colisuem Track Duel
Providence R I July 30 Harry Elkes defeated Hugh McLean at the Coliseum by a lap and a half in a gamest struggle. The first mile world record was broken at 1 21 2 5 Elkes led early then McLean led for 15 miles before Elkes passed him to win. Hubert Martin defeated Frank German in two straight heats. Marcus Hurley won the one mile amateur handicap and the two mile open amateur. The 25 mile race time was 35 25.
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Providence
R. IL
Harry Elkes
Hugh McLean
Coliseum
Elkes
McLean
Glens Falls
Hubert Martin
Frank German
Brockton
Marcus Hurley
New York
William lifts Cowes Cup entry limit to world clubs
Berlin reports Emperor William broadens the Cowes Cup adit rule allowing any recognized yacht club to enter. The move aims to attract American yacht clubs to compete. The piece notes farm accidents with cuts stings and sprains and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as instant pain relief.
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William
Berlin
Emperor William
Europe
Thomas
Saugus Track Offers Close Photo Finish Trot and Pace
At Saugus track Boston on a warm July afternoon after scratches two races produced tight results. Mary Rachel Medford mare won the 2 26 trot in straight heats as Claymorse rallied in the second heat to pressure Kavilli then eased clear. Louis G Rochester winner took the 2 09 pace. Purse 500 each race with multiple entrants including Alice Holmes Hetty Green Daniel Webster Lucy D and others in the 2 26 class. The 2 26 pacing drew entries like Claymorse Kavilli and Mary Rachel among others with final times around 2 16 to 2 26.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus
Fred S&s
Wedgewood
Captain Sphinx
Leola
Border
Dan T
Hudson
Hawthorne
Leela
Rhythmic
General
Ketcham
Pearl Lester
Junius
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Saugus
Mary Rachel
Medford
Mass
Claymorse
Kavilli
Louis G
Rochester
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Knapp
Oh Ea Ee Kavilli
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Alice Holmes
Blk m
Allen
Hetty Green
Cox
Daniel Webster
Cook
Lucy D
Miller
Rubita
Johnson
Charlena
Cummings
Nancy Rush
Schaffer
de Hale
Richardson
Billy Smanter and Anna Rose Race Times
Intricate race data lists Billy Smanter Miller and Cox driven by Anna Rose with times 2.17 and 2.20 across several heats. It also notes a 2.09 class pace event with a $500 purse and mentions Louise G and Art Alco among drivers, with time entries 2.10 to 2.13 across heats.
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Dan R
Tosee, Jr
Col. Hunt Gstabi
Fred
Wedgewood
Geers-McHenry
Sphinx
Lou Vaughn
Laughlin
Daphne Dallas
Ken- Rebu
Sirica Penates
Prince Direct
Mc Henry
Billy Smanter
Miller
Anna Rose
Cox
Ain
Louise G
Aldlayone
Bonnibert Wins Islin Handicap at Brighton Beach
New York July 30 Frank Farewell s Bonnibert with J Martin aboard won the Islin handicap at Brighton Beach and set a world record for one mile and a furlong. Bonnibert carried 120 pounds and ran 1.51 flat, breaking Water Cure s 1 51 1 5 record set July 18 1900 at the same track.
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New York
Frank Farewell
Bonnibert
J. Martin
Brighton Beach
Water Cure
Claystakes Purse At Island Park Won By Aron De Shay
The July 30 Island Park program at Albany Island Park featured the $2000 Claystakes purse as the event with the largest field yet seen there. Aron De Shay triumphed after a long, hard contested race in a fast track program with exciting heats and finishes.
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Albany
N. Y
Island Park
Claystakes
Aron de Shay
Clement of Vermont Opens Campaign in Manchester Opera House
Percival W. Clement of Rutland, candidate for governor from Vermonts local option high license wing, drew a large crowd in Manchester. He accused high license opponents of bribery in caucuses and framed the race as a fight for honest elections against vote buying while pledging to run on his independent platform and seek broad statewide support from Democrats who favor license and honest methods.
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Manchester
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Republican Party
Opera House
Clement
Local Option Party
United States Bankers Corporation Formed in Boston
A new corporation to promote trust companies with 6 million dollars capitalization has been organized in Boston. It plans forty sister trusts in U S cities over 100000 population, with the mother company owning half of each subsidiary. Old Colony Trust and Bowling Green Trust serve as depositories. John G. Carlisle is general counsel. John Q A Brackett is president.
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Boston
United States Bankers’ Corporation
United States
Maine
Old Colony Trust Company
Bowling Green Trust Company
New York
John G. Carlisle
New England
New Haven
Fall River
Lawrence
New Bedford
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
John Q. A. Brackett
Massachusetts
Boston Penny Savings Bank
New Corporation
Venezuela Revolt Gathers Pace Near La Victoria
Eastern Venezuela including Barcelona is abandoned by President Castro as forces concentrate near La Victoria three days from Caracas. General Mendoza and General Miles Mato move toward El Sombrero, aiming to junction and strike Castro. The government faces a unclear path while revolutionaries reappear near Caracas. The US steamer Potomac has visited La Guaira.
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Curcao
Venezuela
Barcelona
Castro
la Victoria
Caracas
Guaricoa
Mendoza
Miles Mato
el Sombrero
Italian Mafia murder trial ends with guilty verdicts
At Bologna the Assize court found Trapani Palizzolo and Fontana guilty of murder in distinct cases. Trapani and Palizzolo were convicted in the Miceli case and Fontana and Palizzolo in the Notarbartolo case. Each received thirty years’ imprisonment. Palizzolo, once a deputy, was accused as Mafia head planning the killings. Notarbartolo, ex-mayor of Palermo and ex-bank director, was killed in a railroad car near Palermo in December 1899. Trial venue chosen to shield witnesses from intimidation.
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Italy
Assize Court
O Trapani
Fontana
Palizzolo
Palermo
Trapani
Palizzola
Signor Miceli
Signor
Notarbartolo
Mafia
Signor Notarbartolo
Bank of Sicily
Palizzo’o
King Edward’s Health Progress Toward Coronation
London July 30 King Edward’s progress remains favorable as he walks the deck of the royal yacht Victoria and Albert without aid, a sign his strength supports the August 9 coronation. Earl of Denbigh, a lord-in-waiting, said he sees no reason the King cannot endure coronation fatigue.
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London
Edward
Earl of Denbigh
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