Manchester Lowers Lowell in Ninth Inning Showdown
Lowell beat Manchester 6 to 4 as Lew Cross held off late rallies at Manchester New Hampshire. Umpire Sullivan Birshigee fined Clark $5 for abusive language and Clark was ejected after a second incident. Manchester trailed most of the game but scored twice in the eighth before Lowell added two insurance runs in the ninth to seal the win.
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Lew Cross
Cross
Kwall
Sullivan Birsighee
Clark
Lake
Swander
Concord and Nashua Use Pitched Names in Rival Tilt
Concord and Nashua fielded college pitchers under assumed names in a tight game. The visitors amassed more timely hits and edged the home team 7 to 6, securing the win.
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Concord
N. H
Nashua
Fall River at Lowell game called at 3 15 this afternoon
Fall River hosts Lowell in a listed matchup with 25 cent admission. The game is scheduled for this afternoon at 3 15 and is expected to attract local fans.
Haverhill Defeats Fall River 5–2 In Tight Game
Fall River loses 5 to 2 as Haverhill showcases sensational fielding led by Kilcoyne. Coughlin pitched well for Haverhill. misplays in the eighth inning swung the game. Joyce’s sliding to first adds to his sprinting edge.
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Joyce
Manchester Union
Harry Bail
Fall River Globe
New England League Schedule Highlights Key Matchups
Fall River travels to Lowell while Brockton visits Manchester Haverhill squares off with Concord and Nashua plays Lawrence. Matches set for a busy slate with teams chasing standings in the New England League.
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Haverhill
Fall River
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Concord
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Fall River, Lowell in tight baseball clash and updates
Fall River faces Lowell as Derby remains with Lowell. Cassidy hits well with three of yesterday's four hits. Cross fanned Gilligan three times. Reynolds struck out Post similarly. Brockton shows progress. Doe to lead as predicted. Bushey to pitch vs Fall River. Valdorf boosts Nashua release impact. Johnny Kelly returns home after $85 payout. Vail pitched under an alias at Concord. Elberfeld fined $200 and suspended by Barrow. Joyce and Rapp top Brockton sprinters near first base pace.
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Manchester
Smith
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Lowell
Lake
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Metropolis Women Golf Championship Opens at Staten Island
The fourth annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association tournament began at Richmond County Country Club Staten Island with 34 of 38 entries playing 18 holes of match play. Morning results saw E A Manice leading and C J Stout close behind as 15 players advanced to later rounds.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Richmond County Country Club
Staten Island
E. A. Manice
Charles
S. S. Leferts
Gertrude Traverse
A. M. Harris
William Shippen
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Ruth Underhill
John S. Hubbard
M. A. Charles
Charles T. Stout
M. Kirkby
Marie Harrison
Pauline Ramsdell
Louisa Vanderhoef
Elsa Hurlburt
A Hollow Victory for Nelson in 20 Mile Motor Race
Joe Nelson won a hollow 20 mile motor paced race at Charles River Park Boston on June 2 finishing in 29.48 2-5 after Bobby Walthour pulled with a broken wheel and Harry Caldwell fell behind after motor trouble. Walthour retired in the ninth mile and Caldwell rode unpaced for two miles before Nelson led to the finish.
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Joe Nelson
Charles River Park
Bobby Walthour
Harry Caldwell
Caldwell
Walthour
Nelson
Kramer Leads In Six Day Providence Cycling Race
Frank L. Kramer held first place at the end of the second day as eight teams compete at Providence Coliseum for the championship. Iver Lawson placed second, W S S Fenn third, and John Bedell fourth. Lawson partner Floyd McFarland won seven individual miles, the best mark of the evening.
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Frank L. Kramer
Providence Coliseum
Kramer
Iver Lawson
W. S&s. Fenn
John Bedell
Floyd McFarland
Lawson
Motor paced circuit names replacement riders after fatal track accident
Providence R I June 2 The executive committee of the national motor paced circuit met. De Guichard was appointed to represent Philadelphia replacing Harry Elkes who was killed at the Charles River park track last Saturday. Nat Butler represents New York replacing De Guichard and Louis Mettling will represent Pittsburgh replacing Otto Maya who was suspended by the N C A for refusing to fulfill engagements. It was decided riders must use rubber tires of American manufacture and that rear seats of pacing machines be six inches forward of the rear tire.
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de Guichard
Philadelphia
Harry Elkes
Charles River Park
Nat Butler
New York
Louis Mettling
Pittsburg
Otto Maya
Tim Hurst
Queen Helena Receives U.S. Ambassador and Daughters
In Rome on June 2 Queen Helena met privately with the United States ambassador and her two daughters. The queen spoke warmly of America and Americans, expressing pleasure at always receiving them.
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Helena
United States
Meyer
America
Great pitchers battle as Cincinnati beats Boston 4 1
Cincinnati won a pitchers duel at home in Cincinnati Ohio on June 2. Ewing allowed two hits while Pittenger yielded three as Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 1. The game drew 2500 spectators and featured strong defense and timely hitting.
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Cincinnati
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Ewing
Pittenger
Pittsburg Triumphs Over New York In Low-Scoring Tilt
Phillippi pitched superbly for Pittsburg with solid backing as New York barely reached third base. Bowerman was ejected for disputing the umpire. Final score Pittsburg 7 to 4 with a late rally. Batteries Phillippi and Phelps for Pittsburg. Taylor and Warner for New York. Time 1.50. Umpire Johnstone. Attendance 4,400.
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Phillippi
New York
Bowerman
Phillipp
Phelps
Taylor
Pitchers’ duel ends with St Louis 1 Philadelphia 0
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel as McFarland out pitches Sparks. McFarland allows two hits with one scratch hit, crowd around 4000. Batteries McFarland Weaver Sparks Zimmer umpire Emslie time 1 40.
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Sparks
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
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Zimmer
Emslie
Chicago Beats Brooklyn In Bunched Inning Victory
Chicago won 4 to 3 over Brooklyn after errors nearly cost the game with four bunched innings. Slagle made a superb final catch and a perfect throw to cut down Dobbs and Jacklische at the plate. Attendance 3200. Batteries Taylor and Kling for Chicago Evans and Ritter for Brooklyn. Time 1 43. Umpire O Day.
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Brooklyn
Slagle
Dobbs
Jacklische
Taylor
Kling
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Ritter
O'Day
Mrs Roosevelt Visits Sons at Groton School
Mrs Roosevelt returned to Washington from Groton where she visited her sons who are at the school there.
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Boston Whites Out New York or Another Shutout 9–0
In New York on June 2 the Boston Americans defeated the New York team 9 to 0, extending their dominance. Tannehill faced hits as Dineen kept the opposition held, while New York’s offense managed only two players reaching third base. Other American League games saw Chicago 3, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 12, Washington 3. St. Louis 11, Detroit 3.
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Philadelphia Rout Washington With Sharp Pitching
Philadelphia defeated Washington 12 to 3 on June 2, as Orth struggled with Seattle curves. Philadelphia’s fielding was weak while Bender pitched well for the visitors and Schreck handled catching duties. Attendance was 2,298 with a 1 hour 30 minute game time.
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Bender
Schreck
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Detroit and St Louis Battle In Poorly Played Game
Detroit and St Louis produced a sloppy contest with mixed lineups as McAleer sat five days and Heidrick and Powell three days each after yesterday's game. Donahue Kahoe Eason McGuire Buelow doubled as pitchers with Donahue and Kahoe receiving duties in a 1 to 1 score. Time was 1.55 with umpires Hassett and Carruthers and an attendance of 7,288.
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Eason and McGuire
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Chicago Defeats Cleveland 3-2 In Slugger Packed Contest
Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 2 as star outfield play stood out. White pitched well while Cleveland managed only five hits. The scorecard shows Chicago with a sparse rally, Joss and Bemis opposed by White and McFarland. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 1,359.
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Cleveland
White
White and McFarland
Joss and Bemis
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Connecticut League Scores From Springfield Meriden Bridgeport New Haven
In the Connecticut League, Springfield-Springfield defeated New London 5 to 2, Meriden beat Holyoke 9 to 0 by forfeit, Bridgeport topped Norwich 9 to 6, and New Haven defeated Hartford 6 to 3.
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Hobart Beaten by Parton in Middlesex Championship
London June 2 Clarence Hobart the American player giving 30 was defeated by Parton in straight sets in the singles handicap. In doubles Burkall and Hobart, giving 15, defeated Atkinson and Rutherglen by two sets to love.
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Middlesex
Clarence Hobart
Parton
Love
Burkall
Hobart
A. Atkinson
D. H. Rutherglen
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