Split Even as Lowell Lewiston Split Weekend
Lowell and Lewiston split a doubleheader at the Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon in front of about 1500 fans. In the first game Lewiston won 10 to 4 despite poor Lowell fielding and timely Lewiston hitting. The second game Lowell swung back to win 10 to 7 as McLaughlin and Holt led a late rally after Lewiston opened with two runs on an Allard error. Umpire Bobby Moore drew some criticism, but officiating was steadier than earlier in the season. The weather was cloudy and damp, yet the crowd remained engaged.
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Lowell Defeats Lewiston 8-2 in Uneven Baseball Thriller
In a tense Lowell Lewiston contest, Kerin pitched for Lowell while Mullane, Tibbetts, and Regan supplied key hits. Lewiston held a 2-1 lead after six, but a seventh inning avalanche by Lowell, sparked by Mullaney and Tibbetts, sealed an 8-2 victory as defensive miscues and a chase by officers failed to halt the crowd distraction.
Gildea Star Leads Lowell In Narrow Baseball Victory
Pete Gildea and Jack Farrell anchored Lewiston and Manchester in a tight Lowell win. Gildea scattered 11 Lewiston hits while Lake’s management aided Lowell’s rallying with key hits from Gildea, Regan, Lake, Merritt, and Do eg. The game featured dramatic defensive plays, a homer by Doe, and a late Lowell surge to 6 5 victory.
Lowell Smashes Lewiston In Tight Weekday Baseball Thriller
Lowell defeats Lewiston as Gildea, Regan and Merritt drive key hits and Lake’s strong defense clinches late. Burrill frames sharp plays behind the plate while Umpire Mahoney returns to officiate with Burrell, Conners, and Gildea on the field. Preliminary notes report managerial changes and a busy home schedule ahead.
Portland Defeats Haverhill In Nail-Biter
In Haverhill on June 1 Portland edged Haverhill 9 to 8 in a tense game as pitchers Cannon and Curtis opposed White and MacNathy. A collision in the ninth between Dorsey and Barry sparked a brief melee before play continued amid 500 in attendance.
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Curtis
Pitchers duel as Manchester edges Bangor in rain
In Manchester, June 1, a damp game saw Drinkwater hold Bangor through seven, then five Bangor singles and errors in the eighth spark three runs. Manchester scored on a walk, Willis error, and Whitings two bagger. Umpire Lezotte drew criticism as police lined the field after the end. Attendance about 500. Batteries Willis Clark Drinkwater Kelley.
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Nashua Beats Augusta Again on Loose Fielding
Nashua won a second game against Augusta due to fielding errors in the outfield and poth work. Augusta showed promise early but collapsed late as Parker pitched well, limiting hits to infield. Score details show Nashua 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 and Augusta 0 0 0 1 0 0 9 14. Umpire Mahoney and attendance 70.
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Base Ball Squibs and Nashua Team Reflections
A Nashua Press note praises artistry in baseball and criticizes Augusta's current strength while Nashua Telegraph reports on new grounds being prepared and the fate of the team if rain continues. Pitcher Jack Farrell of Manchester is mentioned in passing.
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Haverhill Portland and other scores shown
Scores from New England hockey matches include Haverhill Portland 4 with Haverhill at Lowell afternoon Lewiston 14 Lowell 4 Lowell 10 Lewiston 7 and Nashua Nashua 6 Augusta 1 and Manchester Bangor 4 Manchester with adjustments.
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Work of Lowell Team in Fielding Averages
The following tables show the work of the men of the Lowell team with the stick and in the field. Fielding averages present the players’ defensive performances, highlighting shielded runs, outs, and errors.
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Baseball and cricket results from Saturday action
On Zion's cricket grounds Waldorfs 10 Hamilton Print Workers 8 Conlon struck out eight, Borden twelve. Huntingtons 19 Fairmounts 12 Locke struck out twelve. Billerica-Billericas 21 Warwicks 8 with next Saturday in Wilmington. North common Fletchers 36 Lib erties 18. Dracut grounds Centralville A C 17 Baachmont A C 12. Atherton Yale 7 Harvard 6. Centrals 15 Atlantics 6. Buffalos 10 Palmers 4. Centrals 7 Cedar Blues 5. Phoenix Juniors 9 Clipper Seconds 2. Young Beacons 14 Slippers 9. Palm ers 7 Clippers 4. T R & Tis first game Saturday vs Wellington, lost 9 to 2. Wellington played well, zovan effective, Stafford stole bases well. Sheridan retired in fourth with split finger. Royals beat Sandbanks in ten innings 9 to id S.
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Exeter Beats Andover 5-0 In Sixth Inning Comeback
Exeter NH won 5-0 over Andover after a seventh inning rally at the field. A special train brought 500 Andover fans. Jackson pitched for Exeter, allowing five hits. In Milwaukee Boston defeated Milwaukee 18-4 as Dowd and Parent led with multiple hits and Beville, Gilbert starred in defense. Attendance 8,500. Umpire Haskell. Time 1.50.
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Chicago Boston 10 5 scoreline report card
Chicago beats Boston 10 to 5 with a strong offensive burst. Cleveland tops Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Detroit defeats Baltimore 3 to 1. Milwaukee dominates Washington 3 to 0 in a compact set of regional results.
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National League Scores From Major Cities
New York New York beat Boston 2 to 1 while Philadelphia 8 defeated Brooklyn 5. Pittsburgh Cincinnati 4 edged out Pittsburgh. Chicago 9 defeated St Louis 2 in another NL game.
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Sunday Games in Baseball Mix Selections
Sunday games listed for Cincinnati at St Louis and Chicago at Pittsburgh. The record notes Cincinnati plays St Louis in Cincinnati while Chicago faces Pittsburgh in Chicago.
Eastern League Results Show Mixed Games and Delays
In Worcester Worcester 4 Montreal 6 and Providence 6 Roch ester 3 games played. Toronto Hartford 56 Toronto at Syracuse Buffalo game postponed by rain. Providence 5 Roch ester 4. Syracuse, N Y Syracuse Buffalo postponed due to rain.
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Yale Dominates Diverse Matches In Close Ivy Action
In New Haven Yale beats Princeton 9 to 8 while Cambridge Yale '04 defeats Harvard '040 6 to 0. Providence Brown edges Cornell 2 to 1. Dartmouth routing Holy Cross 11 to 0. Penn State? No. Philadelphia U 8 George Town 4. Williamstown Wesleyan 8 Williams 7. Waterville Tufts 8 Colby 1. Derby Derby 7 Norwich 6. New Haven New Haven 16 New London 2. Bridgeport Bridgeport 3 Waterbury 2. Meriden Bristol 1 Meriden 0.
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