Lowell Team Slump Surprises Fans In League Play
Lowell’s three week downturn has stunned fans as the Spindle City nine suffer a string of losses on a southern trip. Manager Mack plans changes, relying on young talent and limited salary room to avert a deeper slide. Manchester, Fall River, New Bedford and others loom as contenders amid brighter league finances post Memorial Day.
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Grant
Biggie
Mack
Manchester
Fall River
New Bedford
Haverhill
McGinley
Clancy
Connelly
Shoe City Boys
Concord
Nashua
Murch
Connaughton
Lynn
Pastor
Linn
Lynn's Game Ninth Inning Crowd Sees Contested Match
In the New England League a ninth inning surge by J Connors lifts Lynn in a close game. Fall River plays Lowell, New Bedford faces Nashua, Lynn meets Concord, and Manchester challenges Haverhill as the schedule unfolds.
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Fall River
Lowell
New Bedford
Nashua
Lynn
Concord
Manchester
Haverhill
P.C. Manchester
Saexeahe Pe
New Bedfo
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Haverd‘ill
Nastua
Local Scores Reported From Evening Hockey and Basketball
A compact recap shows Lynn-Lynn 5 Lowell 4 with 3200 attendance. New Bedford 65 over card 3 with 950 in attendance. Fall River 6 Manchester 5 drew 1400. Haverhill 8 Nashua 1 with 1200 in attendance.
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Lynn
Lowell
New Bedford
Card
Fall River
Manchester
Haverhill
Nashua
Fall River and Lowell Baseball News and Trades
Fall River and Lowell team chatter dominates the diamond scene with trades and prospects. Dee releases Carrier and Blatehford while Merritt stays on. Wally Taylor draws heat in New Bedford. Barney McLaughlin urged to wake up in Lowell. Jackson’s brother signs, Volz may join Manchester. Washington acquires Anderson over Dougherty. Owen Jackson arrives in Lowell. Cumberland Md. link explains a quirky foul tip incident ending with Daum.
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Owen Jackson
Our Jackson
Lowell
Cumberland, Md
Pittsburg Beats Chicago Twice In Hard Contests
The Pittsburg team defeated Chicago in two hard hitting games before 14 000 fans in June Chicago was outclassed in all departments with Pittsburg’s batters piling up runs while Chicago produced most hits with two out or when bases were empty Schulte collected seven hits in eight opportunities and catcher Carisch will miss several days with a split hand First game score 8 2 second game 5 4 Batteries Flaherty Carisch Peitz Wicker Brown Kling Lundgren Pfeffer O Neill Umpire Imslie Time 2 06 Time 2 00
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Lynn
Lowell
Murphy
Pastor
O’neil
Grant
J. Connors
Murray Hills
Balle
Coughlin
Vail Me Om
Chicago
Pittsburg
Lundgren
Schulte
Carisch
Baseball Scores and Attendance for Saturday and Sunday Games
American League results show Boston at New York 10 to 3 with 12,000 in attendance, Chicago beat Cleveland 5 to 4 with 13,525, Athletics routed Washington 8 to 1 with 12,930 present, and St. Louis defeated Detroit 5 to 4 with 1,800. Sunday features Chicago-Cleveland 4 to 2 in 16 innings and St. Louis 9, Detroit 0.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Detroit
National League Matchups Set in Showdown Schedule
National League games include New York at Boston and Pittsburg at Chicago. The brief listing highlights two key cross city clashes in the league schedule.
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New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston First 2, New York 0. other results listed
Attendance figures noted for several college games across cities including Pittsburg against Chicago and St. Louis against Cincinnati. Multiple matchups show scores such as Princeton over Yale 18 to in New Haven and Dartmouth over Harvard at Hanover.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
New Haven
Princeton
Yale
Departure of J Connors Leaves Lowell Team Short
The Lowell quartet loses J Connors as he departs for independent baseball. His vocal and field contributions at third base are missed. Murray Hills serves as his temporary stop, with likely new players to prove themselves in coming weeks.
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J. Connors
McLaughlin
Lowell
Connors
Murray Hills
Dog dyed to match spring hat in Chicago News
Amy asks about a new dog while Mamie clarifies it is the same dog, dyed to coordinate with Mamie’s new spring hat, as reported by Chicago News.
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Amy
Mamie
Chicago News
Indians Triumph 17-6 Over Mathews Tem perance Institute
Red Men beat Mathews Temperance Institute 17 to 6 at the old cricket grounds Saturday afternoon. McCarthy pitched for the Red Men with strong support from Foye. Beaulieu led the hitters with five hits and six total bases, as every Red Man reached base at least once.
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Mathew Temperance Institute
Indians
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Foye
Nis
Hartnett
Grady
Casey
G. Hunt
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Red
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Peer
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J. Hunt
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EK. Donovan
Willett
Nestor
Highland School Graduates Defeat Varnum Team 9 to 5
In a Saturday game between alumni teams, Highland school graduates from the class of 1905 beat Varnum graduates 9 to 5. The scoring burst came in the eighth inning when four runs clinched the win. Stephens starred with bat, Pearce shone in the field, and Mr. Hartis, Varnum principal, served as umpire with general satisfaction.
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Varnum School
Stephens
Pearce
Hartis
Graniteville Baseball Falls In Close Sat Battle
The Graniteville club visited North Chelmsford and lost 11 to 10 to the Unions in a hair raising finish. Knox, Donnelly, Clark and Larkin led Unions with multiple hits while Hemen and Caunter featured in the batting for Graniteville. Umpire George Jones officiated as both clubs prepared for a deciding third game.
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Loftus
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Larkin
Reed
Soyt
M. ‘Teague
Gaudette
Hartford
McCarthy
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Homer
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Caunter
Union
Hemen
Taylor
Counter
Reede
McTeague
Unions
George Jones
Lowell Wins Over T. R. and Ts Defeated By Royal An canum Team
The T. R. and T's of North Bille were defeated Saturday afternoon by Lowell 8, R. A. team at Faulkner. The score was 10 to 4. Dorialdson pitched.
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Royal Ancanum
North Bille
Lowell
R. A
Faulkner
Dorialdson Pite
Amateur Baseball Roundup Sparks Local Leagues
Wamesits 16 Wonders 6 at Mountain Rock as Bourden, Donohoe, and Riggs star for Wamesits. Red Rovers crush Mysteries of Centralville 45 to 1 on South Common behind McWilliams. Ketchup A C tops Grovers and Sacred Hearts 4 to 2 with Roddy and Coughlin strong. Lowell High falls to Almonts 8 to 7 in Tewksbury. Centralville Blues outslug Lincolns 80 to 10 with Leblanc four extra-base hits. Batteries: Ganley-Ducharme for Blues. Bennett-Golden-McMahon-Phinney for Lincolns.
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Mountain Rock
Wamesits Battery
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Riggs
Centralville Blues
Lincolns
Blues
Leblanc
Ganley and Ducharme
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Golden
McMahon
Phinney
Moorish Proposals Draw Ire of Great Powers
For Morocco, Friday, June 2. Diplomatic circles expect the Moorish proposal to submit French proposals to a conference of Madrid signatories to be rejected by the British, French, Spanish and Russian governments. Some see Germany as possible lever to restart talks with France, possibly settling the Moroccan question in Paris or Berlin. The timing with Gerard A. Lowther’s arrival is noted as discourteous to Britain, while Count Von Tattenbach-Ashold gains favor at the sultan’s palace through frequent interviews.
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Germany
France
Paris
Berlin
Gerard A. Lowther
Great Britain
Count von Tattenbach-Ashold
Zions Win Close Massachusetts League Showdown
The Zion Club edged North Billerica eleven by two runs at Zion grounds in South Lowell in the third division contest. Chapman's bat and Bailey Southam’s bowling anchored Zion to 60 total. Billerica fell short in a tense finish as Broadbent’s last over nearly sealed it. Nelson, Mosley, and Gilson umpired. A. Williams kept the score.
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Zion Grounds
South Lowell
Zions
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Croft
Guilliné
Clogston
Bailey
Hindle
Wilmot
Chapman
Guilline
Southam
Stuart
Charles Bailey
Peecroft
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Billericas
Eilisie
Ellis
Cowgill
Broadbent
Nan
North Billeries
Moore Spinning Triumph Over Bunting Second Team
The Moore Spinning Cricket Club defeated Lowell’s Bunting second team 89 to 30 on Moore Spinning Co grounds. Joseph Hoyle scored 54 runs, with Chippindale also contributing. George Elliott presided as umpire.
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Bunting
Lowell
Moore Spinning Co
Moore
Joseph Hoyle
Chippindale
George Elliott
Samuel Ogrey
Tension in the French cabinet over Moroccan policy
Paris on June 5 reports strong cabinet tension after the sultan of Morocco rejected French reform proposals. Delcasse may resign if Moroccan policy lacks ministerial unity. A council of ministers will consider referring the issue to an international conference, potentially shaping the cabinet’s fate.
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Morocco
Delcasse
Council of Ministers
Hird Leads Mohair to Fourth Victory at Wood Island Park
Capt Hird and his cricket team visited Wood Island park on Saturday and returned with a fourth win after a tight finish against the East Bostons. Mosley and Shuttleworth gave the side strength, with Shuttleworth carrying his bat for 25. A sharp bowling spell from Shaw and Hird's fielding clinched the close victory before a large crowd enjoyed the delightful day.
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Priestly
West
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W. Hodgson
J. Shuttleworth
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J. J. Whittaker
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Shaw
Capt. Hird
Mohair Reserves Edge Lawrence Reserves 69 to 35
The Mohair Reserves defeated Lawrence Reserves in a one sided game in Lawrence on Saturday afternoon by 69 to 35. A general meeting of the Monair club is called for Tuesday evening at the club house to transact important business. The final team plays Everett at Mohair park Chelmsford street on Saturday next.
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Harry Pulliam
Dreyfuss
Clymer
Brother Gladden
Aes
Mohair
Lawrence
Monair Club
Everett
Mohair Park
Chelmsford Street
Germany aims to protect trade in Morocco, not menaces
Tangier reports from May 5 indicate commercial and political circles view the German emperor's visit as a safeguard for German interests. Observers see Germany supporting open door and rising trade, with Morocco’s future growth and mineral wealth prompting railway and mining concessions. No hostilities expected.
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Tangier
Morocco
Germany
France
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