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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
14
Fall River defeats Concord 4 3 in 10 innings while Lynn blanks Nashua 3 0. Haverhill tops Lowell 5 4 and New Bedford along with Manchester combine for 5 runs. Time 2 02 Umpire Stafford attendance about 200.
In Haverhill on June 1, Haverhill topped Lowell 5 to 4 after tying in the eighth and scoring the winning run in the ninth. Wallace delivered the decisive single to plate the winner as J Connors and W Connors contributed key plays and Ahearn drove in three for Haverhill while Lowell erratic base running and fielding miscues contributed to the loss.
In Fall River's 10th inning victory over Concord, Bawcock delivered the deciding two-base hit to drive in the winning run. Green fanned 11 but issued costly wild pitches at pivotal moments as the teams split the innings.
Stolen bases by Kiernan Eu stace O'Hara Sheets. Double plays by Gusheen Moorehead and Birmingham. Walks by Off Lee and Groom. Hit by pitches Watters and Sheets. Strikeouts Lee five Groom eleven. Time 1.5. Umpire Brady. Attendance 7W.
A compilation of remarks on Lowell at Lynn, Dartmouth men Varney Sanderson and Nashua, Fred Browne with Haverhill, and Mayor Casey's baseball enthusiasm. Mentions Klobedanz in the box, Sir Michael Birmingham as a strong first baseman, and Silver-Top Tommie Guiheen of Read's Hill. Also covers One-armed Candy Beville’s one hand catches, policing and suspensions of Mike Birmingham and Gusheen, and fan pay expectations for a robust game with top talent in Manchester, Fall River, and New Bedford.
Worcester Fordham led Holy Cross 17 to 4 while Hanover Dartmouth captured a 1 to 0 victory over Georgetown.
Dartmouth shut out Georgetown 1 to 0 in Hanover as Skillin and McCabe opposed Drennan and Hart. Davitt’s deep centre field catch highlighted the win with 800 in attendance. Georgetown failed to hit with runners on base despite matching Dartmouth in hits. Umpire Hagerty. Time 1.50.
American League scores show Chicago 9 Cleveland 5 and New York 15 Boston 5. Detroit 5 St Louis 2 in St Louis. Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis scheduled.
National League results list Brooklyn 2 tied 3 in 12 innings at Brooklyn Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2. Boston 8 over New York 2. Cincinnati 9 over St Louis 3. Pittsburg 4 over Chicago 0.
National League schedule lists New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St. Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburg detailing planned games among the four venues and teams.
The city rinks will stay open while attendance justifies operation. An Aeolian instrument will be tested at Elite rink Saturday to outdo any orchestra. Willow Dale and Canoe Lake parks run fully with Canoe Lake as the largest, open air rink over the water. Mercier's rink is to be finished soon. Boston & Northern abandons Mountain Rock rink plans for the season.
The Wamesits I O O F clash Wonders on Mammoth Road Saturday afternoon while C Y M L faces Sacred Hearts on North Common. Young Bachman Stars seek city opponents under ten, with a lineup including Cheswicks and O Malley. Bay States beat the Bassetts 26 to 21 as Miller starred with 16 strikeouts and a homer.
Paul R. Fanning of MIT captured the singles crown at the New England intercollegiate tennis championship in Boston on June 1. Williams pair F R Smith and L Northrup retained the doubles title, defeating Tufts in the morning and Wallis of Dartmouth in the afternoon.
English women gain ground as the Americans falter in Cromer. In the sixth round Miss Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts loses at the nineteenth hole to Miss Thompson, a late disappointment for U S hope. A large gallery watched a match praised as the best of the tournament so far.
Cambridge June 1 Edward J. Dives of Reading Pennsylvania was unanimously elected captain of the Harvard track team for next year. Dives is a quarter miler and won his H against Yale in his freshman year.
The crease lists North Billerica Cricket club players for a Saturday match against Zion Cricket club on Zion grounds June 3. C Bailey captains with teammates Stirks Birtwistle Southam Fielding Bailey Broadbent Ellis Wavlington Ellsey Cowgill plus reserves Townsen Bingley Bennett and officials Mills scorer Williams.
London June 1 Craig Wadsworth second secretary of the American embassy in London has been obliged to abandon his polo project because Lawrence McCreery is unable to go to Paris at present.
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry in Lowell offers two weeks of free handwriting readings via the Courier-Citizen. Readers submit handwriting specimens and letters, addressed to Temple care of the newspaper, for public answers about personality traits and life hints. The column includes numerous sample judgments with names and dated notes, detailing health, travel, finances, and character tendencies.
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology at 81 Merrimack Street offers palm readings for 25 or 50 cents with daily hours from 9 am to 9 pm. The promoter cites numerous official recommendations and claims to read life events, marriage, law, and business prospects with trusted guidance.
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry at 81 Merrimack Street advertises the Sterling Palmist who offers psychic guidance for business social and domestic life. Hands read for 25 and 50 cents with office hours from 9 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily and Sunday.
A Lowell practitioner urges men of all ages to seek honest, moderate priced care. He offers free consultation and examination, furnishes medicines, and promises privacy with no pay unless cured. He cautions against paying large advance fees to out of town doctors and invites inquiries by write or call.
London diary reports the yacht Valhalla Endymion and Sunbeam star in the transatlantic race anchoring at Cowes Isle of Wight. The Valhalla and owner Earl of Crawford note becalmed for 60 hours with a top 310 mile day, 120 miles in last 48 hours. Hildegarde sails to Southampton and Hamburg heads to Germany with new Ratsey sails for Kiel regatta.
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