Parker Easy dominates Haverhill as Lowell suffers heavy loss
Parker from Nashua to Lowell proves costly with 10 walks and 18 hits as Haverhill routs Lowell 13 to 3. Umpire Kelly draws ire with disputed calls, Latimer’s foul ruling costs a Lowell run, and Parker exits after the game. Gildea errors fuel early deficit as Haverhill remains sharp. two games await at the Fair grounds with Kelly again officiating.
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Lowell
Butcher Regan
Haverhill
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Hardy
Merritt
Lake
Gildea
Latimer
Pete Gildea
Allard
de Roenn
Fair Grounds
Nashua Hands Manchester Defeat on Errors in Opening
Nashua defeated Manchester here today due to fielding errors and strong Nashua defense. Manchester’s defense fell apart in the fifth inning as four runs were scored on repeated misplays after a hot start by Whiting.
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N. H
Manchester
Double Plays Highlighted In Baseball Box Score
The game notes Cov eney Colpoys and Moore with a double play sequence and list of players. Moore issued two walks and hit by pitch twice, Whiting had one. Moore struck out six times while Whiting fanned four. Passed balls credited to Coveney and Kelly. Time 126. Official Moore umpired before an attendance of 600.
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Portland Beats Augusta In Low Scoring Pitchers Battle
In Augusta Maine Portland wins 5 to 4 behind a three base hit by Conroy in the sixth that brought in two runs. Welch injures a finger early while McBain from Hallowell catches the game. Coughlin Curtis and L Cross Welch McBain are the batteries. Time 1.08 attendance 250.
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Conroy
Portland
Welch
McBain
Coughlin and Curtis
L. Cross
Wheelock
Bangor Bears Beat Lewiston 7 to 4 in Open Game
Bangor Maine June 10 The home team won from Lewiston by a 7 to 4 score in a lively game full of excitement and startling plays. Innings details show Bangor securing runs in multiple frames before Lewiston's late rally. Batteries Brown and Clark for Bangor Tibbetts and Burrill for Lewiston. Time 1.30 Umpire Mahoney Attendance 400.
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Brown and Clark
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Mahoney
Local matchups listed for New England teams
Haverhill at Lowell. Nashua at Manchester. Portland at Augusta. Lewiston at Bangor.
Haverhill Haverhill routs Lowell 13 to 3 scoreline
Lowell loses 13 to 3 as Haverhill records a decisive victory in the game. Nashua-Nashua edges Manchester 11 to 7 in a separate matchup. Bangor hosts Lewiston, final Bangor 7 Lewiston 4, and Augusta beats Portland 4 to 2 at Augusta-Portland.
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Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Bangor
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
Lowell Baseball Notes and Strategic Pitching Advice
Parker struggles with speed as Lowell faces Haverhill and Manchester. Latimer joins the team, Gildea and Lake form the battery for today’s Fairgrounds game. The piece also weighs in on umpire disputes, discipline, and managerial strategy for maximizing a team’s winning percentage against weak or strong opponents.
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Haverhill
Manchester
Gildea and
Lake
Lowell
Fairgrounds
North Shore yacht races likely abandoned for Lawson cup
Boston June 10 The planned North Shore races featuring Shamrock II Constitution Independence and Columbia for Mr Lawson's 1000 cup will probably be dropped. Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club members said the Shamrock II accident and America's Cup postponement push the races too late for Shamrock II and friction over Lawson's New York Yacht Club correspondence blocks Constitution and Columbia. A special Newport race was proposed as an alternative.
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Constitution
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Columbia
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New York Yacht Club
Newport
Baldwin says committee will keep at it and funds remain
New York June 10 William H Baldwin Jr chairman of the committee of 18 said there is no plan to dissolve or halt work. He denied dissensions within or with outsiders and said funds are available. He also stated the committee did not disapprove Justice Jerome's gambling raid methods.
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William H. Baldwin, Jr
Committee of 18
Baldwin
Justice Jerome
Fine Stick Work Wins for Baston Teams
Boston, June 10. Boston built a seventh inning rally scoring six runs off Hawley Garvin as the Baston teams won. Dowd Duffy and Conroy starred in defense while Beville was released by Boston. Later ads note hosiery and clothing at Cambridge opposite City Hall square.
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Detroit Wins A Ninth Inning Rally At Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia Detroit American league game Hayden muffed Nance’s fly, allowing Nance to advance and score Detroit’s winning run on Miller’s hit. Detroit outfield fielding was strong but Philadelphia baserunning was weak. Attendance 4651. Final score Detroit 9 Philadelphia 4. Batteries Miller and Buelow Pratt and Powers. Time two hours. Umpire Cantillion.
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Hayden
Nance
Detroit
Miller
Buelow
Pratt and Powers
Cantillion
Cleveland Americans Triumph Over Baltimore in Rainy Day Game
Cleveland defeated Baltimore 18 to 6, with standout one hand catches by Brodie and Beck and a sharp double play by Schiebeck and LaChance. Hoffer and Yeager combined on the mound for Cleveland, while Bresnahan, McGinnity, and Dowling did relief for Baltimore. Time two hours. Attendance 1,972.
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Hoffer and Yeager
Chicago American leaguers win ten inning game in Washington
Washington fell behind as Chicago rallied in extras after Katoll pitched well to the eighth. Washington tied the score with four singles a double and two homers in the eighth. Patton was relieved by Gear in the fifth and Griffith in the ninth. Final score Chicago 6 Washington 5 in ten innings. Batteries Katoll Griffith Sullivan Patton Gear Clark. Time 2.15. Umpire Haskell. Attendance 4117.
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Gear
Griffith
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Boston Beats Cincinnati as Home Team Misplays Lead to Loss
Boston baseball players took a decisive road victory in Cincinnati as Willis and Kittredge hit home runs. Willis endured hard pitching but prevented a Cincinnati rally while Ban Johnson attended as American League president, hosted by Cincinnati club president Brush.
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Kittredge
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National visitors beat Eason with steady hitting
Chicago game report notes the National visitors produced runs in all but two innings, with two doubles and two singles in the third and a homer plus five singles in the sixth. Doshévan kept the locals quiet except for the sixth inning where three consecutive hits created the threat.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Low-Scoring Game
Brooklyn 4 Chicago 0 as Innings data show limited scoring. Donevard and McGuire pitched for Brooklyn while Pason Kahoe contributed offensively. Time 1.50. Umpire Dwyer. Attendance 456.
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Van Haltren and Selbach Drive Nationals to Shutout
Pittsburg on June 19 saw Van Haltren hit a three bagger in the ninth inning followed by Selbach’s single to give the New York Nationals a 3 to 0 shutout. Pitching and fielding were strong on both sides though New York errors were excusable. Attendance 8000. Batteries Phillips and OConnor for Pittsburg Taylor and Bowerman for New York. Umpire ODay. Time 1.30.
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Selbach
New York Nationals
New York
le Pittsburg
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O’connor
Taylor
Bowerman
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St. Louis Whitewashes Philadelphia 8 to 0 in Local Tilt
St Louis battered Harper as the Nationals were overwhelmed 8 to 0. Attendance 250. Batteries Harper and Nichols for Philadelphia and White Townsend and Douglass for St Louis. Time 1.10. Umpire Cunningham.
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Baseball scores from multiple matchups in midweek slate
The card reports final scores: Boston vs Milwaukee 7 to 4, Philadelphia vs Detroit 5 to 4, Baltimore vs Cleveland 13 to 6, Washington vs Chicago 13 to 10. Details identify teams and outcomes with clear results.
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Washington
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Cleveland
Incomplete 1900s Baseball Scores Summary
Partial game scores show Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and St. Louis and Chicago matchups with mixed results. Exact teams and outcomes unclear due to damaged OCR. Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn appear in scattered lines. Further readable details needed to produce a precise card.
Eastern League Results Highlight Close Hartford Win
In Hartford, Hartford 3 Montreal 2. Worcester 7 Buffalo. Providence 9 Toronto 8 in 13 innings. Syracuse 7 Rochester 2. Major league affiliate notes indicate tight contests and extended play shaping the standings.
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Late innings rally decides Waterbury Norwich tilt
In a 10 inning game Waterbury-Norwich outlasted Waterbury 5 to 3. Bristol beat New London 3 to 2 at Bristol. Derby toppled New Haven 11 to 10 in 13 innings. Bridgeport overwhelmed Meriden 8 to 0.
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New topmast under build at Herreshoff for Constitution
Bristol June 10 A Tamarack topmast stick for the Constitution is being shaped at the Herreshoff pier. Riveters work at the spar plating to strengthen the mainmast while sailors stay aboard for refitting. Columbia arrives for comparison, noting Constitution’s longer boom and fuller topsides.
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Two Canoes Trial Near England Choice Looms
Hermann Dudley Murphy weighs two Lawson canoes for the Royal Canoe Club sailing trophy. Final Winchester test ran Sunday amid light wind while Murphy, Butler, Goddard, Corey and Johnson observed. Murphy sails July 6 for about two months, with trial spins on Langsdon harbor to aid his decision.
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Boxers Matched for Two San Francisco Bouts
New York June 10 two bouts were clinched by Jim Kennedy manager of the Twentieth Century Athletic club. Tim Callahan of Philadelphia faces Haggerty the Australian champion and Kid Carter of Brooklyn meets Jack Root of Chicago. Contracts signed by Billy Roche for Callahan and Charles Bangs for Carter. The boxers depart for San Francisco tomorrow to box June 28 in San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
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Kid” Carter
Brooklyn
Jack Root
Chicago
Billy Roche
Callahan
Charles Bangs
Carter
San _ Francisco
San Francisco
New London boxer earns decision in 20 round bout
In New Britain at the Casino, Austin Rice of New London defeated Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn by decision after a 20 round scheduled bout held tonight.
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Tommy Feltz
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Nelson Wins Open Motor-Paced Match Race in Worcester
John A. Nelson of Worcester defeated Albert Champion of Paris in a 15 mile motor-paced match race at the Coliseum opening. Champion faded on the fourth mile as Nelson struggled with pacing machines. Nelson finished in 25 minutes 8 seconds with Champion several laps behind.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lowell Lady
Mrs A L Maore of 85 Royal Street reports rapid lasting relief from back ache after using Deans Kidney Pills. She bought them at Ellingwood Co on Merrimack and Central streets. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Deans and take no other.
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Cambridge and Oxford team seek Weston field practice
Williamstown Mass June 10 The New York representative of the Cambridge and Oxford teams planning a U S visit this fall asked Prof. Richard Rice of the Athletic council for permission to use Weston field for practice He has granted permission and awaits their acceptance.
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Oxford
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Varsity Crew Concludes Four Mile Run in About 22 Minutes
In Gales Ferry Conn on June 10 the Varsity crew tackled a four mile course with a time around 22 minutes, drawing discontent from coaches for the here and there lapses. Freshmen completed a mile in fair time, showing improvement over morning practice.
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Tufts Varsity Baseball Names Captain for Next Year
Medford Mass June 10 The Tufts Varsity baseball nine tonight elected Samuel S Fiske 02 of Franklin captain for next year.
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Tufts
Samuel S. Fiske
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Higginbotham Elected Williams Basebal l Manager
Robert G. Higginbotham of Victor New York and class of 1903 has been chosen as the Williams College baseball team manager for the next season.
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Robert G. Higginbotham
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Agassiz endows Newport school departments with 5000
Prof. Alexander Agassiz of Newport formerly of Cambridge has donated 5000 to Newport's Cole's School of Sciences to establish biography chemistry and physics departments and endow the late Elizabeth Coles.
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Alexander Agassiz
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Cole’s School of Sciences
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