Cross Holds Hamiltons Men to Three Hits in Lowell Win
Lew Cross pitched a gem as Lowell defeated Haverhill 4 to 1 in Haverhill. Lake led Lowell with three hits and two RBIs while Hafford and Murphy fielded crisply. Haverhill managed only one run on an infield error as Cross faced three hits and no walks through nine innings.
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Brockton Falls to Concord in error plagued game
Brockton was beaten by Concord in a game noted for costly errors by Brockton. Carney and Lee starred at the plate Joyce excelled in the outfield and Murphy made a running foul catch. Leith began on the mound for Brockton and was replaced by Joslyn in the sixth with effective relief. Hooker pitched well for Concord. The score:
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Bead and Weddige Reach On Base After Walks
Bead and Weddige draw a first inning walk and advance on an error. Morrill issues a hit by pitch, Rapp is out at first on a fielder’s choice. Time noted as 1.32 with Umpire Cudworth and attendance listed as 70.
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New England League Matchups: Lowell Lawrence Manchester Brockton
In the New England League schedule Lowell visits Lawrence while Manchester travels to Brockton Concord plays Fall River and Nashua meets Haverhill for a set of regional games across the circuit.
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Diamond Baseball Notes From New England League
Long list of player stats and moves across Manchester Lowell Nashua and Haverhill includes John Smith of Manchester at 38.0, Riordan of Brockton batting 41.4, Snader and Smith leading batting, Hamilton and Merritt as top performers, and Parsons swap talk. McCloud named umpire. Hamilton declines offers and stays in New England League.
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Detroit and New York Aces in Action on June 9
Detroit 7 Boston 3 ends Boston’s win streak as Mullin shines with strong pitching and Winter exits in the second. New York tops St Louis 8 4 with Chesbro supporting strong defense. Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 1 behind solid pitching by Waddell and steady run production.
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One error but it played a part in Boston saved from a shutout
National League results from Boston Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis. Chicago won 4 1 after three singles a gift steal and an error fueled three runs in the third Willis forced in a run with four wide balls case full. Attendance 1200. New York tops St Louis 11 2 behind a 16 hit matinee. Mathewson R Miller Bowerman and O Neil top battery. Time 2 10. Attendance 600.
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Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia After Runless Streak Ends
Pittsburg ends a 56 inning scoreless streak when Thomas scores from third on Titus’ long fly to left. Duggleby falters with five hits and a costly wild throw as Wilhelm and Phelps lead Pittsburg to an 11 to 7 win over Philadelphia. Umpire O Day. Attendance 3850. Time 1.30.
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Cleveland Drubs Washington in Dodgers Style Game
Cleveland scored eight runs to Washington six after a productive afternoon at the plate. Bradley led the offense with three singles a double and a homer in five trips while Wright was touched for runs. Washington built a small rally but could not overcome Cleveland’s bats as Abbott Clarke and Wright worked the mound. Umpire Sheridan presided as 2 046 watched.
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National League matchups skim baseball slate
National League schedule features Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, outlining four cross city clashes on the cards.
Eastern League Scores From Jersey City Newark Worcester
Eastern League results show Jersey City defeating Buffalo 1 0 Newark besting Toronto 4 2 and Worcester crushing Rochester 16 1 with the standings reflecting strong home showings and high scoring by Worcester.
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Baseball schedule matches in American League era card
Chicago plays Philadelphia, St Louis vs New York, Detroit visits Boston, and Cleveland hosts Washington in a packed American League card. Games set for upcoming date with teams seeking wins and standings impact.
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Reading Club Invited to Eastern League
Reading Pennsylvania club received an invitation to join the Eastern league in place of Rochester. The decision awaits manager Lawson who is currently out of the city. It is believed Reading will decide to enter the league.
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Harvard Beats Columbia 4-1 at Soldiers Field
Harvard over Columbia 4 to 1 after a slow game with four Harvard hits. Randall led with a first inning home run as Columbia errors aided Harvard. Coburn and Quigley teamed for Harvard, Taylor and Frambach for Columbia, in front of about 1000 spectators.
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Amateur Base Ball Preview at Fair Grounds
The Lowell and Nashua High school teams meet this afternoon at the Fair grounds for a highly anticipated game. Nashua lost to Lowell earlier but has strengthened its lineup and now appears a fast squad. Lowell faces a tough task to win on its home field for the last time this season.
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Record-smashing bowling at YMCA alleys ends in 64-pin win
At the YMCA alleys, Team Two defeated Team Four by 64 pins in a routine match. J McMahon starred with a 52-pin string, drawing praise for his effort though witnesses noted the line rarely wins games. Team Two posted 1209 total versus Team Four's lower score.
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Coffin Reinstated in Yale Crew As No. 2 Rower
In Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 9 the Yale varsity boat added Coffin to the crew, moving him to No. 2 and displacing Daly who may shift to the four-oar. The eight logged a two mile river row with a focus on form as Meier replaced Johnson in the varsity four oar and some freshmen show signs of over training.
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