Hoodoo Broken Lowell Defeats Dover By One Run
Lowell snapped Dover’s four game win streak at Spalding park with a 5 to 4 victory. Barnie McLaughlin starred with sparkling fielding and timely hitting as Lowell overcame miscues and strong Dover pitching from Miran and Burbage. Willis kept the crowd on edge while Dover’s Gusheen struggled in right and second.
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Blue Monday
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McLaughlin
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Cass
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Sock
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Cross
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Guineen
Barnie McLaughlin
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Willa Wid
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Manchester Nine Wins Seventh Straight With Fall River
In Manchester New Hampshire this afternoon the home team beat Fall River 12 to 10 for their seventh consecutive victory. Morrissey pitched for Manchester allowing scattered hits while Fall River's Ross and Thatcher split duties with Thatcher pitching one inning. Both teams connected hard but Manchester bunched its hits to secure the win.
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Nashua Faces Easy Defeat as Lawrence Wins 10 2
Nashua, New Hampshire, June 9. Nashua was outclassed by Lawrence today, losing 10 to 2. Lawrence collected 11 hits off pitcher Long, while Nashua managed six off Gokey. No notable features to report.
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Ryan
OReilly's eighth inning triple seals Haverhill win
Concord, June 9. O'Reilly delivered a decisive three with two on in the eighth as Haverhill defeated Concord 4 to 2. Hamilton starred on the mound while Concord captain Carney left the game with an injured hand.
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O'Reilly
Haverhill
Hamilton
Carney
Local Hockey Scores From New Hampshire Nights
Lowell over Dover 5 to 4 Manchester defeats Fall River 12 to 10 Nashua tops Lawrence 10 to 2 Concord beats Haverhill 4 to 2 in high scoring matchups across the state venues.
Pitchers with four hits or less allowed in penalties record
Records list pitchers who held opposing teams to four hits or fewer. Names include Bressler Lowell Concord Cross Lowell Manchester Cross Lowell Haverhill Willis Lowell Nashua Whiting Manchester Fall River Morrissey Manchester Lawrence Egner Manchester Dover Volz Whiting Manchester Dover Volz Whiting Manchester Law Klobedanz Lawrence Lowell Klobedanz Lawrence Dover McGinley Haverhill Manchester McGinley Haverhill Nashua Long Lawrence Fall River Thatcher Fall River Concord Smith Haverhill Lowell Beville Haverhill Fall River Hooker Concord Lawrence O Brien Concord Nashua Varney Dover Manchester Burbage Dover Lawrence Burbage Dover Concord Foley Dover Fall River Thompson Fall River Haverhill Klobedanz Lawrence Nashua O Brien Concord Haverhill
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Lowell
Concord
Cross
Manchester
Haverhill
Willis
Nashua
Whiting
Fall ‘Tiver
Morrissey
Lawrence
Egner
Dover
Volz
Man
Law
Klobedanz
McGinley
Long
Pitchers' Averages Bressler Heads Lowell Twirlers List
Bressler leads the Lowell pitching staff in season averages, with Willis close behind. The report ranks top pitchers by earned run average and strikeout efficiency, highlighting the team's emerging arms.
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Bressler
Lowell Twirlers
Willis
BASE BALL NOTES FROM LOWELL TEAM REPORT
In Lowell notes, Bressler to pitch today and Cross to pitch tomorrow in Haverhill. Umpire Rudderham troubled but kept control. Cassidy Lake Mc Laughlin Sockalexis Cross Mor an key on bases. Hassett leaves for the American League next week, Newenham to join soon giving Lawrence four first class pitchers.
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Seene Connors
E Cassidy
Sockalexis
Merritt
Els
Lowell
Dover
McLaughlin
Joyce
Kelly
Lake
Willis
Burbage
Boardman Cassidy
Rudderham
Bressler
Cross
Haverhill
Jim Hassett
New England League
Jim
Manchester News
Newenham
Lawrence
Harrison
Lowell and opponents in 33 games review
Summary of Lowell team stats in 33 games: 187 runs scored for Lowell and 154 against, 323 hits for about 10 per game, 85 errors. Season records show wins and losses against Manchester, Dover, Lawrence, Concord, Fall River, Haverhill, and Nashua, with notable mentions of players Lajoie, Hamilton, and Billie. Local papers praise Bressler for Concord shutout, Fred Lake’s fielding, and Beefing at the umpire.
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Lowell
Bressler
Concord
Fred Lake
Lake
Fall River Globe
Lawrence Sun
Amateur Base Ball Notes Invincibles seek under 15 teams
The Invincibles of North Billerica invite challenges from teams under 15 years old. Home games preferred. Send all challenges to Chris Walker, manager, North Billerica.
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Invincibles
North Billerica
Chris
Walker
Mohair Cricket Clubs Rising Form Hailed in Lowell
The Mohair Cricket club holds its quarterly gathering at club quarters on Chelmsford street grounds tomorrow evening. New hires Isaac Mason and John Shutt leworth return from Camden to work at Mohair Plush in the city. Leaders Fred Harrison and Secretary Humphris reported at the Lawrence league meeting, opposing a proposed umpire system for Mohair-Bunting games and urging Lowell umpires. Umpire Kydd of Andover received high praise. Lynn cricket club touts the Mohairs as state’s best. Mohairs announce Labor Day visit to Lowell to play, with a record of seven victories one draw and no defeats. Captain Southam leads a harmonious, strong squad with no current weak spot.
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Chelmsford Street
Fred Harrison
Humphriss
Mohairs
Lawrence
Jane List
League
Lowell
Wigginville
Lynn Cricket Club
Labor Day
Capt
Southam
Promoters Denied License for Brighton Beach Auto Meet
New York June 9 The Automobile Club of America refused to license the proposed race meeting at Brighton Beach set for June 21 The club clarifies the promoters have no connection with the National Automobile Racing Association formed recently at Newport R I by W K Vanderbilt Jr and others which held a licensed race there in August 1901
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Automoble Club of America
Brighton Beach
National Automobile Racing Association
Newport
R. I
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Champion Defeats Walthour At Revere Track Race
Boston June 9 Bobby Walthour suffered a setback as Albert Champion won a 25 mile motor paced event at Revere track. After a tight early stretch the uneven pacing of Walthour’s motor cost him control and Champion pulled ahead by the 25th mile to win by roughly one and a half laps. Champion’s time was 38.35 2-5.
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Bobby Walthour
Albert Champion
Revere
Walthour
Heidrick Hires as St Louis Wins Showdown
St Louis beat Boston 7th inning lead thanks to Heidrick home run while Winters struggled. Donahue held Boston in check as St Louis defeated Philadelphia 5 3. National League results include Boston 3 Cincinnati 2 New York 6 Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 5. Eastern results Providence 5 Jersey City 1 Worcester 5 Newark ? Montreal 5 Toronto 1.
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Lajoie
Hamilton
Cleveland
Haverhill
Billie
St. Louis
Heidrick
Winters
Boston
Donahue
Cleveland Defeats Baltimore Behind Lajoie Hitting
Cleveland, Ohio, June 9. The Indians beat Baltimore easily as pitcher Lawson exited in the first inning. Lajoie starred at the plate. Final score shows Cleveland 8 to 3. Joss and Wood pitched, Lawson and Shields lasted for Baltimore. Attendance 38,248.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Lawson
Lajoie
Joss and Wood
Shields
Robinson
O’laughlin
Johnstone
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia In Tight Baseball Match
Detroit won the afternoon game by playing better in all departments while visitors errors in the infield aided the victory. Score Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 with Mullin and McGuire behind and Mitchell and Powers in the field. Time 2.10. Attendance 2500. Umpire Sheridan.
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Philadelphia
Mullin
McGuire
Mitchell
Powers
Sheridan
Patterson wins tenth inning for Chicago win over Washington
In Chicago on June 9 Patterson won his own game in the tenth with a line drive to center after Orth's only gift and a sacrifice had placed a man on second. Score Chicago .0100000001-270 Washington .0001000000-173 Batteries Patterson and Sullivan Orth and Clarke Time 1.50 Umpire Carruthers Attendance 2400
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Patterson
Orth
Washington
Sullivan
Clarke
Carruthers
Baseball scoring night with multiple city matchups
St Louis beat St Louis 8 to 3. Chicago edged Washington 2 to 1 after 19 innings. Cleveland triumphed over Baltimore 10 to 5. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 5.
Boston Triumph in Eighth Inning Rally Featured Cooley and Greminger
In Boston on June 9 a pitchers battle ended with a late rally. Willis earned the win as Boston scored in the eighth on Cooley's single and a long three-base hit by Greminger. Senna: meee
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Willis
Cooley
Greminger
Senna
Lush
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Corcoran
Sae Steinfeldt
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Cincinnati
Peitz
Hoy
Beck
Hahn
Cantillon
New York Defeats Pittsburg On June Nine Baseball
New York tops Pittsburg 5 to 3 with bunt hits in the second and third innings. Pittsburg rallies in the ninth but falls short. Score by innings shows New York leading early and holding on. Batteries Sparks and Bowerman for New York, Tannehill and H. Smith for Pittsburg. Time one hour fifty five minutes. Umpires Brown and Powers. Attendance four thousand seven hundred.
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Pittsburg
Sparks
Bowerman
Tannehill
H. Smith
Brown
Powers
O'Neill Shines as St Louis Beats Philadelphia
Two home run drives and a wild throw by Hall man aided St Louis in an easy win over Philadelphia. Pitcher O'Neill was pivotal for the victors. Score 6 to 3. Batteries M O'Neill and J O'Neill for St Louis Therg Duggleby and Doolin for Philadelphia Umpire Emslie Time-LS Attendance-
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J. O'Neil
Therg
Duggleby
Doolin
Emslie
Brooklyn Chicago Series Ends With Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn and Chicago completed a four game series today as Brooklyn secured another victory at home. The result keeps Brooklyn ahead in the series and underscores the team's strong recent form.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn and Chicago Hall of Fame? No clear headline
A partial baseball recap notes Brooklyn tying late in the ninth before substitutions St Vrain Kling and Chance, with Brooklyn scoring and Chicago matching. Batteries Donovan Farrell Menefee St Vrain Kling Chance. Time 2 07 Umpire O Day Attendance 2600.
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Menefee
Chance
St. Vrain
Kling
Chicago
Donovan
Farrell
O’day
Connecticut League Results Summary
In Hartford Norwich 4, Hartford 5. Waterbury Bridgeport 4, Waterbury 3. Meriden Meriden 6, New London. New Haven Springfield 7, New Haven 10.
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Norwich
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Meriden
New London
New Haven
Springfield
Scores from various league matchups listed
American teams play Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at Chicago. National games feature Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn. New England contests include Fall River at Lowell Dover at Manchester Lawrence at Concord Haverhill at Nashua. Eastern games show Toronto at Montreal Buffalo at Rochester Jersey City at Providence Newark at Worcester.
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First layman elected Princeton president Wilson succeeds Patton
Princeton, N. J. June 9 Woodrow Wilson is elected president of Princeton University succeeding Francis L Patton whose resignation was urged by Patton himself The board’s action was unanimous and follows Patton’s 14 year presidency A large parade and demonstration honored Patton and Wilson with Wilson noting his lifelong ties to the university and his 1879 Princeton graduation
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Board of Trustees
Francis L. Patton
Woodrow Wilson
McCormick
Patton
Wilson
University
Jockey Club Names Representatives for Meetings
New York stewards appoint Andrew Miller to represent the Jockey club at Coney Island summer meeting. Rhode Island Jockey club granted six or seven day meet at Narragansett Park Providence between July 1 and July 12. Prescott Lawrence named to represent the Jockey club at that meeting.
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Jockey Club Today
Andrew Miller
Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Rhode Island Jockey Club
Narragansett Park
Providence
R.il
Prescott Lawrence
Harvard Varsity Crew Sets Lineup For Red Top Trip
Cambridge June 9 Harvard Varsity crew took its last row on the Charles and will sail for Red Top tomorrow. The four oared crew lineup has been adjusted with Brownell at stroke Francis at eight Derl at two and Smith at bow.
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Harvard Varsity
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Brownell
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Derl
Smith
Nominations for Army Promotions Include Two West Point Grads
Washington June 9 The President sent to the Senate nominations naming Brigadier Generals John C Bates and George W Davis to major generals and several colonels as brigadier generals including Theodore F Wint Frank D Baldwin Jesse M Lee William H Carter and Tasker H Bliss. Also Col William H Forwood to be surgeon general. The War Department outlined a shift away from promoting Civil War veterans to brigadier general on the retired list and noted upcoming vacancies will affect future promotions.
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Cuban Reciprocity Deadlock Persists in Senate
Washington reports Senator Aldrich's return sparked renewed talk on Cuban reciprocity but no progress toward lowering duties. He met with supporters and opponents including Senator Elkins for lunch, while a temporary rebate proposal drew little enthusiasm. Leaders say no adjustment has been made and a deadlock remains.
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Aldrich
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Elkins
War Department Exhibit Moves to Crescent Exhibition
Washington on June 9 announces the secretary of war authorized removing part of the War Department exhibit at the Charleston exposition to the New England association of Arts and Crafts show to be held at Crescent, R. I. during the current summer. Similar steps were taken by the treasury and agricultural departments.
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Stable Keeper Henry Hoff Dies By Gas Asphyxiation
Bristol Rhode Island June 9 Henry Hoff a 55 year old livery stable keeper who had suffered melancholia killed himself by inhaling laminating gas today. The act follows mental distress.
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R. I
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