Lowell Wins Dramatic Ninth Inning Comeback
Lowell defeats Lawrence 7 to 6 at Glen Forest after a nine-run rally in the ninth. Pagum pitched well for Lawrence until the rally. McKenna worked the Lowell staff. Key moments include Hickey’s lead off hit, Conroy’s misplay, and Lake’s timely hits that turned a 6–0 deficit into a Lowell victory amid a crowd of 6,000.
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Haverhill Defeats Nashua in One Sided Game
Haverhill won easily from Nashua by batting heavily in a game at Haverhill. In the seventh Nashua collapsed and manager Ashenback was removed by umpire King for abusive language. Demontreville Stroh and Labelle led the bats. Demontreville also excelled in fielding. Score:
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Games Today in New England League
Lawrence plays LoWell, Manchester visits Brockton, Concord travels to Fall River, and Haverhill meets Nashua in today’s New England League schedule.
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Fall River
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Haverhill
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Manchester
Brockton
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Diamond News and MLB Prospects From The Era
Reading Pennsylvania weighs Eastern league entry replacing Rochester as Swander of Manchester stands out as best left fielder. Brockton adds Foxen and Leith to bolster pitching while Ball remains a solid fielder. Mike Lynch of Brown University spurns $4000 to finish term at school. Fall River notes two wins over Manchester. A tied ninth inning hinges on a third base play. Umpire Sullivan draws comment from Hav erhill disputes.
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Two Pitchers Halt Boston Americans Shutout
Boston Americans suffered a 1-0 defeat as a pitcher duel unfolded with a decisive run late in the game. Opposing hurler limited Boston to three hits while their starter delivered a sharp complete game.
Third straight defeat as heavy bats idle in nine innings
In Pittsburgh a one sided game saw Pittsburg defeat Philadelphia 7 to 4 after a largely featureless but well played contest. Doheny and Phelps opposed Mitchell and Zimmer as the batteries with 2480 attendance. Detroit blanked Boston 5 0 while Cleveland beat Washington 8 6. Chicago topped Boston 7 3 in the NL and Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 7 0. New York edged St Louis 1 0.
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Phelps
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Zimmer
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Douglass
Cleveland Defeats Washington 8 to 6 in Tilt
Cleveland edges Washington 8 to 6 as both teams slug, Bernhard and Bemis duel hitters. Time 1.43. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 1813.
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Baseball Schedule Headlines for Major League Week
American League games listed include Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, and Cleveland at Philadelphia. The card highlights matchups between teams and venues without outcomes or dates.
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Pennsylvani a victorious over Brown in pitchers battle
Pennsylvan ia defeated Brown 5 to 2 in a pitchers battle. A sixth inning error spree by Brown after Clark splinted a finger, and swift scoring by Cariss, Galdfelter, and Swain helped Pennsylvan ia pull ahead. Hatch struck out 15, Caldwell steadied late. Brown managed two runs on errors and a hit by Lynch. Attendance 800 at Providence.
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Brooklyn shuts out Cincinnati 7 to 0 in baseball game
In Cincinnati on June 10, the Brooklyn team defeated the Reds 7 to 0 as California pitcher Jones held Cincinnati to three hits. Ritter sprained an ankle in the third inning and was replaced by Jacklitsch. Batteries Jones and Jacklitsch for Brooklyn. Phillips, Bergen and Ritter for Cincinnati. Time 1.55. Umpire Johnstone. Attendance 2500.
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New Yorks Win Low-Scoring Affair Over St Louis
In St Louis on June 10 the New Yorks edged the Cardinals 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Currie’s error after Gilbert was hit by a pitch helped create the lone score, aided by Bowerman’s single and a force out. Attendance 1,400. Batteries Taylor Warner Bowerman and Currie Nichols. Umpire Holliday. Time .25.
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National League Baseball Matchups Listed
National League schedule outlines Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago as the featured games for the period.
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Local Baseball Doubleheader Weather Delays Games
Bridgeport and Springfield postpone due to wet grounds. Meriden beats Norwich 4 to 3. New Haven defeats Holyoke 3 to 1. Hartford edges New London 2 to 1 amid soggy field conditions.
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Weather and game delays in regional sports schedule
Rain caused postponements in the Worcester Rochester and Jersey City Buffalo matchups. Providence Baltimore and Newark Toronto games were also affected with delays noted in the regional schedule.
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Holy Cross shuts out Amherst in pitchers' duel
In Amherst on June 10 Holy Cross defeated Amherst 9 to 2 in a fast game. McGeehan dominated with ten strikeouts and two passes, while Amherst failed to reach third base. Batteries McGeehan Noonan for Holy Cross McRae Roe for Amherst. Time 1.55. Umpire Farrar. Attendance 900.
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Amateur Baseball Seeks Games From City Clubs
The Brooksides seek games with any strong age groups. challenges go to William Fadden at 14 Brown Street. The Sagamores aim for under 15s and accept challenges via John Hill at 49 Liberty Street. Riverside club of Centralville reorganized and wants games with semi pro teams such as T. R. & T.3 Victors Ketchup club or Thyne's Independent team for fun or money. A Nashua High game was called off after Nashuans could not attend.
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Bates Bowdoin clash ends with heavy eighth inning
Lewiston Maine June 10 Bates pitcher knocked from mound in eighth as Bowdoin scores eight runs. Towne relieves and is also hit hard. Bowdoin 15 runs on 6 hits 2 errors Bates 8 runs on 6 hits 6 errors Batteries Doe Towne Stone Cox Blanchard Time 2.00.
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Providence and Lewiston play results from college games
In Providence Pennsylvanias Brown defeats Providence 6 2 while Lewiston Bowdoin 15 Bates 2 and Middletown Wesleyan 4 Trinity record scores in a set of listed matches.
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Armstrong Beats Martin In Colored Heavyweight Title Bout
In Boston on June 10 Bob Armstrong defeated Denver Martin in the third round with a left stomach punch in a scheduled 12 round fight for the colored heavyweight world championship. Armstrong dominated the bout at the Tammany club.
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Lacrosse Team on Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrives in New York
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II, departing Southampton for New York, carried the Oxford Cambridge lacrosse team aboard after its June 10 voyage from Southampton.
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Foley Wins Fouled Bout Over Woods In Fourth Round
Henry Foley of San Francisco was awarded the decision on a foul over Billy Woods of Los Angeles in the fourth round of a scheduled 20 round bout held in Los Angeles on June 10.
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Mohair club aims for undefeated season beat Lynn Saturday
The Mohair cricket club seeks a second straight win to remain unbeaten this season as both first team and Reserves face Lynn on Saturday at Chelmsford street grounds. Lineups include J W Harrison captain and C Ave ard back in the side with a busy schedule ahead and a lawn party planned for June 20.
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Americans Afloat in 224 Run Cambridge Setback
London June 10. In a Cambridge cricket match the Philadelphians were all out for 224 in their second innings against Cambridge University. The U S team faced Cambridge in a test style contest with notable play from both sides.
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