Lawrence and Lowell Battle in New England League Showdown
Lawrence defeated Lowell 11 to 8 at Spalding Park as errors shaped the game. McKenna pitched solidly for Lowell until late misplays allowed four Lawrence runs in the fifth. Merritt and Lake stood out for Lawrence while Pagum struggled on the mound for Lowell. Manchester beat Haverhill 7 to 2 in a game featuring a six-run third inning for the home club and solid pitching by Morrissey. Attendance 800.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Spalding Park
Hafford
Bigbie
Haff
Grant
Rigbie
Valdois
Pagum
Parsons
McKenna
O'Hara
Cassidy
Hickey
Tor Lowell
Connors
Merritt
Post
McLaughlin
Murphy
Paguin
Mac
Conroy
Bevier
Sullivan
Manchester
N. H
Haverhill
Deninger
Stackpole
Morrissey
Harry McCloud
Hart
O’haran
Pighie
Lake
Pagum Post
Gilligan
Swander If
J. Smith
Murray
Knauss
Kane
Cote
Deininger
Hamilton
O'Reilly
Kueoyne
Richardson
Cote O Murray
McCloud
Brockton Defeats Concord In Wide Margin Baseball Five
Concord New Hampshire June 4 Brockton outplayed Concord at all points this afternoon and won a deserved victory eight to four The batting of Boardman and the fielding of Mullaney were features The score shows Brockton with steady hitting and sturdy defense prevailing over Concord by four runs
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Concord
N. H
Brockton
Boardman
Mullaney
Fall River Narrowly Edges Nashua in Ninth Inning
In Nashua on June 4 Fall River rallied with a big eighth inning to tie the contest, then went out in order in the ninth before a long hit by Jordan delivered the win for the locals. Iott clashed with the umpire in the fifth over called strikes and was ejected and fined.
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Nashua
N. H
Fall River
Jordan
Iott
Soffel
Eeerereeasee
Graham
Labelle
Ashenbach
Daum
Ilson
Pastor
Coveney
Courneen
Gokey
Courneeen
Kelliher
New England League matchups list games today
Haverhill meets Lowell, Fall River faces Concord, Brockton plays Nashua, Lawrence tackles Manchester in regional action.
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New England
Lawrence
Lowell
Manchester
Haverhill
Brockton
Concord
Nashua
Fall River
P.C
Owell
Diamond clash: Haverhill visits Lowell this afternoon
Cross will pitch this afternoon Lake handles first base Bigbie in centre Lowell team lineup includes Van Zant Thus of Concord slides in batting Lowell errors plague the club as misfortunes strike at critical moments Dr Breton grew so excited over a decision yesterday he wanted to take action.
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Brockton
King” Kelley
Kel
Haverhill
Count Doe
Haverhill Gazette
Cross
Lake
Bigbie
Concord
Dr. Breton
West Chelmsford Amateur Base Ball Seeks July August Games
The West Chelmsford Base Ball club seeks Saturday afternoon games in July and August with clubs whose average age is nineteen or twenty. Address L. J. Ellinwood West Chelmsford Mass.
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West Chelmsford
L. J. Ellinwood
Mass
Women golfers Timed Round in New York Championship
In New York on June 4 the round for the women’s golf championship saw Mrs. C. J. T. Stout defeat Mrs. M. D. Pater son 6 up and 5 to play. Mrs. E. B. A. Manice beat Miss Elsa Hurlbert 5 up and 3 to play. Miss Ruth Badgeley defeated Miss Ruth Underhill 4 up and 2 to play. Miss Louise Vanderhoef Ardelsey beat Miss Marion Kirkley Englewood 6 up and 4 to play. Semifinals set with Manice versus Badgley and Vanderhoef versus Stout. odds favor Manice to win the title. In Massachusetts, Miss F. C. Osgood of The Country Club and Miss H. S. Curtis of Oakley vie for the championship after Osgood beat Miss Margaret Curtis 4 up and 3 to play and H. C. Curtis beat Miss P. Mackay 1 up.
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New York
C. JT. Stout
M. D. Paterson
EB. A. Manice
Elsa Hurlbert
Ruth Badgeley
Ruth Underhill
Louise Vanderhoef
Ardelsey
Marion Kirkley
Englewood
Boston
Massachusetts
F. C. Osgood
Country Club
H. S. Curtis
Oakley
Miss Osgood
Margaret Curtis
H. C. Curtis
Shamrock Lil and Shamrock I Sail for New York
Fayal Azores reports Shamrock Lil and Shamrock I conveyed by the Erin and the tug Cruiser sailing at 4 PM for New York this afternoon, marking a transatlantic departure.
Easy Victory Over Chicago Tells Boston’s Baseball Day
Boston routed Chicago 10 to 3 as Dunkle, Callahan, and Daly erred. Winter pitched well and Jones and Collins starred defensively and on the base paths. The game featured a wild Boston second inning filled with hits and miscues.
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Boston
Chicago
Dunkle
Callahan
Daly
Winter
Jones
Collins
Boston AB Reh
Crerer Dougherty
O'Brien
Freeman
Lachance
Ferris
Criger
Chicago, Hallman If
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Chicago Sheeeserene
Isbell
Parent
Crnger
Connolly Avendance
Pittsburg shuts out Boston for third straight win
Pittsburg defeated Boston 5 to 0 in a rain delayed slate. Boston errors accounted for two runs. Attendance was 2,900 as Pittsburg earned its third consecutive win with a clean sheet today at home. Other scores: New York 9 over Chicago 1. Brooklyn 5 over St. Louis 2. Philadelphia Cincinnati postponed.
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pp. Co
Eneeesennesevens
Cincinnati
Louis
O. Sevtedeces
St. Louis Routs Washington in Six-Run Fifth Inning
Six singles and a base on balls in the fifth inning produced six runs and the game for St. Louis before Patten got the final outs. Delehanty doubled and Carey singled to save Washington from a shutout. Final score St. Louis 9 Washington 1. Batteries Sudhoff Kahoe Patten Clarke. Time 1.45. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 1727.
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Washington
St. Louis
Patten
Delehanty
Carey
Sudhoff
Kahoe
Clarke
Sheridan
Chicago Narrowly Avoids Shutout In Mathewson Start
Chicago avoids a shutout with three hits including a triple as Mathewson delivers a strong complete game. Lundegren allows many baserunners while receiving ragged support. Bowerman shines behind the plate. Attendance 7600. Score New York 9 Chicago 1. Batteries Mathewson and Bowerman Lundegren and Kling. Time 1.30. Umpire ODay.
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Chicago
Mathewson
Lundegren
Bowerman
New York
Ludegren
Kling
O'Day
Cleveland Triumphs In Opening Series Game With New York
New York and Cleveland opened their series with Cleveland winning driven by poor fielding by New York and timely hits from Cleveland. Manager Griffith left for Philadelphia with full authority to acquire needed players. Final score Cleveland 7 New York 5. Batteries Moore and Abbott Chesbro and O’Connor. Time 1.45. Umpire O’Loughlin. Attendance 1539.
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New York
Cleveland
Griffith
Philadelphia
Moore
Abbott
Chesbro
O'Connor
O'Loughlin
Brooklyn Edges St Louis In Opening Series Game
In St Louis on June 4 Brooklyn defeated the locals 5 to 2. Schmidt dominated the day, while O Neill exited in the fifth after a rough outing. Currie fared better in relief. Attendance 1658. Batteries Schmidt and Jacklitsche for Brooklyn O Neill Currie and J ONeill for St Louis. Time 1.45 Umpire IMSIE.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Schmidt
O'Neill
Currie
Jacklitsche
J. O'Neil
Imsiie
Mullin Stymies Phillies as Detroit Wins Narrowly
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 69 to 48 after Mullin holds at key moments. Philadelphia rallies in the eighth fall short. Mullin and McGuire on Detroit side secure the win. Attendance 7,807. Batteries Mullins McGuire Henley Waddell Schreck. Time 2.00 Umpires Hassett Carruthers.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Mullins
McGuire
Henley
Waddell
Schreck
Hassett
Carruthers
Providence Buffalo game scores roll in early
Providence 10, Buffalo 3. Jersey City 10, Baltimore 3. Newark 6, Rochester 0. Worcester 2, Toronto 1. Local results recap from regional hockey schedule with notable wins and margins.
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Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Worcester
Toronto
Connecticut League Scores Reported from Recent Matches
In Norwich New Haven 6 defeated Norwich, New London-New London 7, Springfield 1. Meriden-Bridgeport 3 beat Meriden 1. Holyoke-Holyoke 9 percent Hartfoy 16 scored in the day’s league results.
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Norwich
New Haven
New London
Springfield
Meriden
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Hartfoy
Yale Varsity Rowing Practice Blurred by Thames Smoke
The Yale varsity four and eight practiced on the Thames at Gales Ferry Conn with smoke reducing visibility for coaches on the raft. The crew showed signs of off form as they adjusted after arriving, limiting sessions to short stretches up and down the river.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Thames
Yale
Varsity
Elliott wins high score at Interstate Trap Shooting tourney
Medford on June 4 reports Wel ington Elliott scoring 186 of 200 to top the event at the Boston Shooting grounds. Griffith close behind, with 184, as the Interstate Trap Shooting Association wraps up its final day. Elliott also earns the $100 average prize. Next tourney set for Warm Springs Virginia June 16 19.
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Medford
Boston Shooting Association
Welington Elliott
Griffith
Interstate Trap- Shooting Association
Warm Springs
Elliott
Boston Shootig Association
Banks
Dickey
Climax
Rule
Fulford
Textile School Sends Out Another Class Thesis List
The Lowell Textile School announces a new graduate cohort featuring theses on cotton twist and strength, yarn uniformity, fabric design, and dyeing. Notables include Fred C Morrison, George Petty, Orison Campbell, Frank Emerson, Walter Stewart, and William Evans, with a fourth annual alumni banquet at St Charles hotel and officers elected for the next year.
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Fred Clifton Morrison
Dover
N. H
George Edward Petty
Frederick Ellery Chamberlin
Jamaica Plain
Mass
George Fuller
John Sigmund Rosenthal
Newton
Orison S. Campbell
Orison Sargent Campbell
Ware
John Sigm
Alfred Whitney Evans
Haverhill
William Robinson Evans
Wilfred Nathaniel Bloom
Boston
Rowley
Walter Gerrish
Lowell
Lowell—Cotton
Fred C. Morrison
Murray Reid Stevenson
Clinton
William Carleton Robinson
Melrose Highlands
Animal Kingdom
Louise Porter Campbell
Isabel Halliday Reynolds
North Andover
Color Ag
Anna G. Walker
E. H. Bennett
Lynn
Edward Spiegel
New York City
Clarence Hutton
Benjamin Holgate
Lowell Textile School
St. Charles Hotel
Prof. Craig
A. G. Cumnock
James T. Smith
J. L. Chalifoux
Thomas Walsh
W. W. Crosby
E. H. Barker
W. L. Stewart
W. Nelson
L. A. Olney
Frank Emerson
Arthur A. Stuart
Stephen E. Smith
Arthur F. Ferguson
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Irall River Herald
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Carney
Kane Ifaton
Lee
Sears
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Mullin
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Lowell Hizhys
Lowell Igh
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Textile School
King’s Piano
Merrimack St
Cloak and Suit Co
People For Credit
Prescott Street
Standard Supply CO
Bursank & Company
Central Street
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