Haverhill Dominates Lowell In 9 3 Ballgame On June 6
Haverhill led by captain Billie Hamilton and pitcher Smith topped Lowell 9 to 3. Cross slammed a sixth inning homer as Haverhill outhit Lowell and fielding miscues hampered Lowell at key moments.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
2
Haverhill led by captain Billie Hamilton and pitcher Smith topped Lowell 9 to 3. Cross slammed a sixth inning homer as Haverhill outhit Lowell and fielding miscues hampered Lowell at key moments.
In Concord New Hampshire on June 6 slow eighth inning work allowed Manchester to beat Concord 4 to 2 in a pitchers battle between Hartman and Egner. Knall and Rapp provided fast fielding for Manchester while Noblitt led Concord at the plate and Bigbie impressed in left field.
Dover NH scored three runs in the fourth inning to pull away from Fall River for a 7 5 win. Gildea started and Mullaney was hit by a pitch leading to the decisive frame. Guiheen and Da vis stood out on defense with key plays including a one hand catch and a one hand stop. Burbage worked 4 innings for Dover while Gilroy closed. Attendance 500.
Lawrence defeated Nashua 13 to 1 as Klobedanz limited the visitors to four hits, two of them scratch, while Gokey struggled. Wilson homered for Nashua for the lone run. Klobedanz and Murphy stood out for Lawrence with strong batting performances.
In N E League results at Haverhill, Haverhill 9 defeats Lowell 3. Concord-Manchester 4 over Concord 2. Dover 7 over Fall River 5. Lawrence 13 over Nashua with nine-inning play. Attendance listed as 400. Umpire was Rudderham. Time noted as 2.00.
Nashua Press lauds Manager McDermott for a stellar game down to the dust slide at the bases and constant coaching. The Fall River Globe notes his energy and leadership, suggesting the team could have won with similar effort from all players.
Lowell has won eight straight against Nashua and aims to break even this week with a win at Lawrence. Wolfe to pitch for Lowell. a large Lowell crowd expected. At Cleveland Lachance received an umbrella from friends after being booed. he stayed silent per Collins. Cassidy fined ten dollars for refusing to remove his sweater at bat in the ninth inning.
Cudworth will pitch for Lowell High today as they face Newburyport High at Spalding Park for the Merrimack valley championship. The Riversides meet the M C Bs at Lakeview Avenue grounds this afternoon at 3 o clock in a highly anticipated game.
The Spindle City Wheelmen’s meet at the Fair Grounds draws a large crowd this afternoon with favorable weather expected for fast times. A list of entrants for half mile, one mile, and five mile events includes riders from Lynn Salem Cambridge Boston Lowell and many others with heats and notable names such as Haggerty Lattimer Potter and Casey among the contenders.
This week features a wide range of high class Toilet Soaps sold as skin beautifiers. Prices run from 5c to 50c per cake with many bargains in the line. Look in the window to see for yourself.
London June 6 Miss Vanderbilt Wackerman the young American model whose mind failed last November due to statements attributed to Prof Hubert Herkomer sailed Wednesday from Southampton on the Kaiser for New York. She is accompanied by her mother and her uncle and her condition is unchanged.
Falls and Burkinshaw, reliable low priced druggists, successors to O F Blanchard, operate at 4 8 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opening at 6 A M. Located opposite No station.
The Bunting 2Gricket club travels to Maynard to play. They will depart Merrimack square by trolley at noontime.
Middlebury defeats the University of Vermont 6 to 3 in a college match-up. The outcome shows Middlebury securing a victory on home turf with a clear scoring edge.
Cleveland players wore batting clothes and batted 21 hits led by Hickman to defeat the visitors after a 4-4 tie with Pittsburg and New York at the end of 11 innings. Winters and Prentiss were touched for most runs as Wright scattered the hits.
In Boston on June 6 Cincinnati defeated Boston 8 to 4 as both teams showed weak batting and fielding. Malarkey relieved in the ninth for Cincinnati, with Beck Peitz Creminger and Malarkey collecting two-base hits. Thielmann walked three times and Malarkey struck out three. Time 1.42. Umpire O Day. Attendance 200.
In Philadelphia on June 6 St Louis failed to solve Voorhees while Philadelphia compiled a string of hits. Final score shows Philadelphia ahead over St Louis with key batteries Voorhees and Jacklisch against Yerkes and J O Neil. Umpires Powers and Brown reported attendance at 1,387.
Chicago bunched its hits in the fourth inning to defeat Brooklyn 6 to 3. St. Vrain and Kling pitched for Chicago with Hughes and A Hearn behind the plate. Um pire Emslie officiated before an estimated 3,000 fans.
New York and Pittsburg played a tense eleven inning tie on June 6 in New York. The game ended due to darkness after New York scored twice in the eighth to level the score. Mathewson was relieved by Evans in the ninth. Final score 4-4 with Dohey and H Smith behind the plates and Matthewson, Evans, and Yeager in the field. Attendance 5,400.
In a set of NL games Boston beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 while Brooklyn defeated Chicago 6 to 3. New York and Pittsburg were tied 4 to 4 after 11 innings when play was called due to darkness. Philadelphia topped St Louis 8 to 5 in a battle of the city clubs.
The Lynn street railroad men defeated Lowell 9 to 0 at Mountain Rock Grove. Southpaw Cook dominated with 17 strikeouts, allowing only two hits as Lynn jumped to four runs early and maintained the lead throughout. Highlights include Collins’ one handed catch and Irwin’s two base shot for Lynn. Attendance was about 300 with Kennedy and Peterson officiating.
Regional and national league pairings list multiple cities and teams. The schedule includes AMERICAN Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at Chicago NATIONAL Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia New England Lowell at Lawrence Concord at Manchester Nashua at Haverhill Fall River at Dover Eastern Montreal at Toronto Rochester at Buffalo Jersey City at Worcester Newark at Providence American Washington at Chicago.
Providence defeated Newark 7 to 2, Worcester beat Jersey City 6 to 3, Toronto beat Montreal 7 to 4, and Buffalo routed Rochester 9 to 1. Strong performances by Providence and Buffalo highlighted the day across the league.
Connecticut League results from New London and Norwich matched with Hartford defeating Springfield and a Bridgeport draw. Notable line includes a Burdock Blood Bitters advertisement claiming to aid digestion and strengthen the stomach.
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