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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
Manchester wins 5 to 3 in ten innings at the Fairgrounds as Lowell errors by McLaughlin and Allard in the tenth spark the decisive rally. Farrell pitched for Manchester, Latimer for Lowell, with tough umpiring by Hardy shaping a scrappy New England league game.
An advertisement lists Dr. F. G. Gulliland practicing dentistry from Room A at Wyman's Exchange near Central and Merrimackets. Professed location details indicate a city business directory entry for dental services.
Nashua won easily from Haverhill as Moore controlled the visitors, holding them to no more than second base. Shea belted a fifth inning home run driving in three runs, while Stackpole was hit hard. Score:
Bangor pulled ahead with a three-base hit by J Kelly with two on in the ninth to tie the score and then won in its half on a walk, two singles and Kellys triple. Final Bangor six Portland five. Batteries Willis and Clark Gaffney and Curtis Time 1.50 Umpire Mahoney Attendance 500.
In Augusta Maine on June 12 a well played contest featured hitting and solid defense. Augusta defeated Lewiston 9 to 8 as five hits and an error in the home half of the third inning produced five runs. Batteries Dupee and McBain for Augusta Powers and Burrill for Lewiston. Time 2 40. Attendance 250.
Lowell beats Manchester 5 to 3 while Nashua trounces Haverhill 5 to 0. Bangor defeats Portland 9 to 7 and Augusta edges Lewiston 9 to 8 in a series of close Boston area and Maine league games.
Lowell visits Manchester while Haverhill travels to Nashua and Portland faces Bangor. Lewiston plays at Augusta in regional before dusk, with fans awaiting results from multiple rivals in close standings.
Latimer shows sore right arm after a strong outing yesterday while McLaughlin battles a similar issue. Allard keeps hitting well, with four hits yesterday, as Manchester fans expect a crowd of around two thousand if weather permits. Umpire Hardy handles protests firmly, issuing a striking administrative reminder.
Boston Americans defeated Detroit in a high scoring day as Young’s steady pitching and timely long hits carried Boston to victory while both Boston and Detroit clubs traded hits in a rough contest. A 12 inning tie with Cincinnati ended 6 to 6 and highlighted a day of free batting and sharp fielding across leagues.
Baltimore won the first game of the series as Foreman pitched superbly and received strong support. Griffith was ejected in the eighth for kicking at a called strike, and Chicago’s lineup struggled. Score Baltimore 10 to Chicago 8. Batteries Foreman and Robinson for Baltimore Griffith and Sullivan for Chicago. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly. Attendance 1607.
Cleveland pitchers Moore and Yeager shut out Washington 1 to 0 as Carrick struggled with poor defense in the early innings. The game featured weak Washington fielding behind Carrick while Moore and Yeager matched with solid support. Time 1 hour 45 minutes. Attendance 2517.
Pittsburg National Leaguers surge to first place with a 9 to 2 win over Phyle. Clarke scored on a twobagger after two walks in the fourth. In the fifth, four hits produced eight bases to seal the game. Chesbro and Zimmer pitched for Pittsburg with Dwyer umpiring before 3500 fans.
Boston and Detroit played to a 4 2 result while Milwaukee edged Philadelphia 6 5. Baltimore defeated Chicago 2 and Washington routed Cleveland 6 0 in a scattered set of games.
At Cincinnati Boston 6 Cincinnati 6 called end of 12th inning due to darkness. At Pittsburg Pittsburg 5 New York remains. At St Louis St Louis 6 Philadelphia 0. At Chicago Chicago 8 Brooklyn 1.
Syracuse beat Montreal 4 0 at Syracuse while Worcester defeated Toronto 12 5 in a 13 inning game. Sprinkled by Worcester’s win, and Montreal’s loss, the standings shift in the Eastern League.
A fragmented report lists results from multiple college football showdowns. Hartford 17 tied Hartford 7 with New London Waterbury 0 while Norwich 4 met New Haven and Meriden 4 tied Derby 3. Bridgeport 6 faced Bristol, Providence Brown 4 edged Harvard 3. Amherst 4 defeated Holy Cross as Yale 9 beat Carlisle Indians 5.
The 99 high school baseball squad and the 01 team from the same school meet Friday afternoon at Atherton grounds. Manager Fred Murphy, who led the 99 team, will pitch for his squad and is in good shape, making the 01 team the underdog in this highly anticipated game.
The Mohairs face Methuen at 2 45 p m Saturday on Chelmsford street grounds in a league match with Captain Southam leading Southam Aveyard Hird Mostey Moss Gath Haughton Waite Tuttle Greenwood and Harrison in the side Umpires from Lawrence and Buntings The Mohair Reserves meet Methuen Reserves at Methuen hoping for another win Lowell Mohair team lists Captain Brook Southam Harriman Bingley Scholes Fielding Clogston Harrison Saunders Firth T Nelson and Humphries Reserves Kershaw Hill Umipre Sandiford Scorer Pascall.
Milwaukee wins a well played game in Philadelphia with Sparks dominating the visitors' victory. Bernhard was hit often while Sparks kept the locals at bay. Score Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia 3. Batteries Sparks and Connor Bernhard and Powers. Time 1.45. Umpire Cantillion. Attendance 2685.
The Independence 90 footer finished five days of sailing in Boston harbor with minor defects exposed. Designers shorten the mainmast by ten feet and cut two feet from the mainsail top while adjusting sails to reduce tenderness. A conventional stern post rudder replaces the earlier skimming dish balance unit.
In Cincinnati on June 12 Crolius hit a tying home run after his drive to left became trapped in a lumber pile in the ninth. Nichols also scored on the play. Both teams produced little offense afterward as darkness halted the game after 12 innings. Nichols’ wild pitching and fielding miscues by Cincinnati contributed to the visitors’ runs before Kittredge was ejected for kicking. Score:
At Vesper Country Club next Saturday the 32 qualifiers from 72 entered will form 16 first round matches. Weston faces Swapp. Coburn F. meets Wilcox. Baker Frank opposes Smith. Whiting plays Talbot. Kerr clashes with Safford. Nesmith Jr. against Butterfield. Pearson versus Bramhall. Bell faces Morton. Bartlett meets Selfridge. Gage C. M. vs Shaw. Conant against Handley. Whittier S. vs Irish. Spalding vs Baker Fred. Hemenway vs Leighton. Goulding vs Nesmith sr. Nelson vs Whittier John. Opponents may set match start times.
In Brookline at Clyde Park the Women’s Golf Association semi final featured Miss Margaret Curtis versus Miss Pauline Mackay. Curtis won 1 up after 19 holes in a display praised as one of the era’s best women’s matches. Grace Keyes defeated Gertrude Fiske 2 up, 1 to play.
Johnnie Nelson beat W Stinson by three laps and 50 yards in the 25 mile motor paced race at Providence Coliseum. The event saw a fierce pace with state records from 2 to 12 miles lowered. The 25 mile time was 39.28 1 5 seconds, four seconds behind the state mark. Boston riders won the sprint races.
The Newport Yacht Racing association announced new dates for the cup defender class races off Newport. Originally set for July 4, 6 and 8, the schedule now runs July 6, 8, 10 and 12, adding an extra race.
New York reports stallion Halma by Hanover Julia L. has been sold by Charles Fleischmann sons to the European agent of a Polish sportsman for about 30000 dollars. Jean DeRezske is named as the new owner.
The article notes wash fabrics for skirts waists and children's dresses are especially popular in navy and black with polka dots or stripes. Other colors include old rose, soft blues and greens with white stripes. Regular price is 12 4c per yard. sale price on mill remnants five cases is 8c per yard. Basement. A. G. Pollard & Co.
James P Emerson Auctioneer reports a mortgagee sale in Chelmsford by John Keats, due to breach. The property, lot 25 of a co operative mutual homestead, is about one acre with buildings, recorded deeds detail. Sale on July 6 1901 at 4 pm, terms $200 cash, balance on delivery of deed. Assignee Joseph Warren. Chelmsford June 10 1901.
The Chicago Nationals won by hitting Kitson for five singles a double and two triples in the first two innings Kennedy pitched the rest Hughes kept the visitors to five hits three in the ninth with a long fly scoring their only run McGuire and Dahlen were ejected for kicking Batteries Hughes and Kahoe Ken
The Cadillate yacht, 49 feet overall and 12 foot beam, was launched at Henley Construction Co. in Quincy Point. Capt. Joe Taylor, formerly of Harbinger, will supervise her on a voyage to the Lakes as she joins trial races to select the Canada Cup defender.
The Nutmeat Athletic Club in Hartford offers a $10,000 purse for a July 4 bout between Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan. McGovern says he will accept and the Matchmaker is attempting to secure Sullivan’s signature.
Woburn and various stations on West Newbury and Fitchburg divisions list multiple daily and Sunday departure times. Also covers Nashua Manchester Concord and Montreal routes with morning, afternoon, and evening services. Includes special notes, references, and agent names D. J. Flanders and H. C. Taft.
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