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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
2
Lowell's Moran, Cassidy, and Bressler lead a 8-6 victory in Concord, with Manchester error woes and Lake’s catching standout. Whiting pitches well for Manchester but Lowell capitalizes on eighth inning errors to seize the win before a 3500-strong crowd.
In Dover New Hampshire on May 31 1503 fans watched a 10 inning game won by Dover 5 to 4 over Haverhill All Haverhill runs came in the first with Burbage hit five times total eight He then settled the Haverhill offense Beville started for Haverhill McGinley relieved in the second In the 10th Mullaney doubled Kelly sacrificed him to third Weddidge bunted McGinley threw wild to home and Mullaney scored Winning run came with one man out for Haverhill in dead--1000300001-5 and Dover 4 Earned runs 40000000004 overhill 4 Base hits Joyce Mullaney Herwig O Reilly Holt Double plays Maynard and Spooner Girard Bernard and Spooner Bases on balls Burbage 1 McGinley 2 Hit by pitch Maynard Weddidge Time 1.55 Umpire White
In Concord New Hampshire May 31 Concord rallied to defeat Nashua 10 to 5 in the eighth inning Osborn Nashua started poorly walking the first two batters before being replaced Gokey held until the eighth Key hits by Carney McDonald and long drives by Wilder sparked the rally Attendance 2500.
In Manchester Lowell and Manchester split an 8 5 game with Manchester winning 8 to 5. Maverick 4 in 10 innings. Fall River edged Lawrence 6 to 5 in 10 innings. Concord defeated Nashua 10 to 5 in another league tilt.
Midgae retired on a finger injury but contributed with a clean hit and a seventh inning RBI. Michael Hickey starred in left field, handling tough chances and delivering a two bagger and a long homer in the eighth, boosting the team’s offense.
Multiple Saturday afternoon games across Wotton's field North Chelmsford North common and Middlesex village feature wins for Boott Stars Lowell Mitchells Little Canada Silent club St Charles Woburn T R and Ts P A C Fletchers Middlesex Franklins St Michael's Altar Boys Ledgers Beavers Boulevards Almonts Walnuts with standout pitching by Leary Farrell and Devine and plans for future matches with Crimsons Utopias Brook sides and others
The Lowell team won five of six games last week and beat Manchester in Manchester. If injuries avoid, they will stay in the front division all summer. the material is fast enough to compete with seven rivals. Cross tops batting while McLaughlin Cassidy and Merritt show improvements. Merritt and Lake excel in fielding, Moran at third base is quick though not yet at peak hitting form.
Lowell meets Haverhill with pitcher Wolfe from Montreal Eastern league set to start for Lowell. Lou Cross has won six of seven pitching appearances this season. Progress notes include Concord and Nashua figures, a new Concord park plan, and cross-town team standings across New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
The team has no players from last season and is said to be far superior now. Directors vow to secure better men as needed, despite a not yet strong league position. Pitching is soft, but warm weather should ease arms. leaders will then face tougher competition.
Rochester, N. Y. June 1 Montreal and Rochester planned a league game at Charlotte this afternoon. About 1500 spectators received rain checks as Sheriff Ford stopped play after Rochester had taken the field and a ball was hit. The sheriff cited a complaint about Sunday baseball and said he must do his duty.
Michael Hickey of Charlie Nichol's squad, out since season start due to illness, earned his first chance yesterday at Sportsman's Park. He replaced Allen in left field in the fourth inning and showed readiness for action with the club in the American Association.
The brief reports football scores list Buffalo 7 over Buffalo at Buffalo Toronto and Rochester 2, Montreal over Worcester 7, Providence 0, and Jersey City 14 over Newark 5. An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness sold by F C Goodale and C E Carter.
The T. R. & Ts of North Billerica beat St. Charles of Woburn 14 to 8 on Saturday afternoon. Both pitchers pitched well but received poor support. The T. R. & Ts rallied for seven runs in the seventh inning. Hennessey Sheridan and Tyrel stood out, with the teams set to meet again next Saturday in Woburn.
In East Middlesex league play at Woburn the Co G Fifth Regiment topped the Lowell Co C squad in a tight match. The second tournament meet produced a decisive win for Co G Fifth Regiment over Co C, highlighting a spirited afternoon of shooting and local competition.
Wiecker’s hits and errors doomed St Louis as Thielman pitched well but received poor support. Final scores show Cincinnati 9 to St Louis 3 with 4000 in attendance. Other National League results include Brooklyn beating Boston twice, Philadelphia shutout New York, and rain postponements in Chicago.
Saturday results show Boston beat Detroit 12 to 7 in Boston. Washington defeated Chicago 4 to 0. Baltimore edged Cleveland 6 to 0. Philadelphia tied Philadelphia 7 to 7 with St. Louis 6 to 6 at the venues listed.
Sunday results show Newark defeating Jersey City 6 to 0 at Newark Newark. Providence beat Worcester 2 to 0 in ten innings at Providence.
Georgetown sprinter Arthur Duffey shattered the 100 yard mark with 93.5 seconds amid ideal conditions at the Intercollegiate Athletic Association championships in Berkeley Oval New York May 31. Princeton, Yale and other colleges set multiple records including Horton 11 7 in pole vault Beck 44 8 in shot put and Dewitt 164 10 in hammer throw.
Troops back from a three year foreign tour arrive at New York docks to a menagerie like scene as they bring home pets mementoes and various curiosities. The wharves brim with novel sights and excited crowds.
An ad promotes Gold Seal Malt Extract as a quality product with minimal alcohol content. The offer includes a dozen bottles for $1.50 and free delivery within the city. Contact Carleton & Trevey at 256 Merrimack Street or phone 266.
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