Manchester Triumph Over Lowell as Flaherty Earns Hard Loss
Pitcher Jack Flaherty was ineffective in a Manchester 17 to 4 victory over Lowell. Manchester led 5 1 in the first inning and piled up 18 hits. Barnie McLaughlin received a gold watch and purse from Manchester friends before play. Umpire Hardy impressed with a calm approach amid a rough sequence in the ninth.
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Flaherty
Manchester Boys
Lowell Boys
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Mr. Hardy
de Roehn
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Haverhill Domination Fails to Stem Nashua Rally
Nashua routed Haverhill as ten runs batted in during the sixth inning overwhelmed Beck who left the game. Kerin pitched effectively for the home club and kept the visitors off balance throughout the contest. Score:
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Haverhill
Beck
Kerin
Baseball box score notes with players and stats
Hits by Dillon Hanscomb Lint and Cas sidy including home runs by Shea and Hans comb. Stolen bases by eee and Dillon. Double plays Derwin and Dorsey. Walks Off Kerin 2 Beck 3 Wheeler 1. Strikeouts Kerin 6 Wheeler 3. Passed balls Schincel. Time 1 55 umpire Moore attendance 100.
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Lewiston wins 9 to 5 over Augusta in Maine baseball clash
In Augusta on June 13 Lewiston defeated Augusta 9 to 5 as Tibbetts limited Augusta to seven hits with no walks. Lewiston broke the game open with four runs in the second inning and Leighton homered in the seventh. Batteries Tibbetts Burrill Ross Cross Davis. Time 1:17. Umpire Wheelock. Attendance 250.
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Tibbetts
Lewiston
Tibbets
Leighton
Tibbetts and Burrill
Ross
Cross
Davis
Wheelock
Portland Defeats Bangor in 12 Innings in Bangor
Portland won 9 to 7 in 12 innings at Bangor as errors plagued the home club. Coughlin and Curtis opposed Willis, Brown and Clark with Mahoney umpiring and about 600 fans in attendance. The game featured steady action throughout despite Bangor miscues and Portland timely hitting.
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Portland
The
Coughlin
Curtis
Willis
Detroit Triumph Over Boston In Defining Seventh Inning
Detroit won in the seventh inning as Boston’s infield erred five times enabling five runs on two hits and a walk. Holmes robbed Hemphill of a hit, throwing to McAllister to double Freeman in the ninth, a key defensive highlight in a game Boston and Cincinnati both played well.
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Detroit
Holmes
Hemphill
McAllister
Freeman
Unclear High School Baseball Scores From Marginal Entries
The snippet lists several baseball matchups with scores in 12 innings and future pairings. Manchester Manners hosts Haverhill while Nashua faces Nashua, Augusta meets Portland, and Bangor plays Lewiston with results showing Manchester 17 to Low ell 4 and Nashua 18 to Haverhill 0.
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Lowell
Augusta
Lewiston
Bangor
Portland
Nashua
Haverhill
Lowell and Haverhill Fans Duel In Nashua Series Notes
Nashua at the fair grounds teed up a Lowell vs Haverhill clash with Bacon to pitch for Lowell tomorrow. Umpire Hardy, from Ashburnham, and Umpire Kelly watched, while jokes about signs and laughs at Thorndike bar show local sentiment.
Brooksides to Battle Collinsvilles on June 15 at Collinsville
The Brooksides face Collinsvilles on Saturday June 15 at Collinsville with Leslie and Limanean in the Brooksides’ battery. The Shamrocks meet Fletcher Reds of Nashua on the North Common in a hot, undefeated visitors contest. Riversides vs Wamesits lands on old Lakeview grounds Saturday with Riversides seeking July or August rematches with any city or out-of-city team.
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Brooksides
Collinsvilles
Collinsville
Leslie & Limanean
Shamrocks
Fletcher Reds
Nashua
Riversides
Wamesits
Lakeview Avenue
Dean's Ointment Reverses Persistent Sores
C W Lenhart of Bowling Green reports a running itching sore on the leg was cured by Dean's Ointment, ending the burning and itching pains and leaving a permanent improvement.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Chicago Bears Dominate Baltimore In One Sided Derby
Chicago defeated Baltimore 9 to 8 in a rough game as Patterson pitched well for the visitors. McGinnity and Naps struggled with hits, McGinnity being removed by Connolly in the fifth for no apparent reason. Time 2:05. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly. Attendance 1,138.
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Baltimores
Patterson
McGinnity
Nops
Connolly
Chicago
Sugden
Naps
Robinson
Sheridan
Plank Dominates as Phillies Top Milwaukee Nine
In Philadelphia on June 13 pitcher Plank had a superb game limiting the Milwaukee Americans to two hits. The Phillies struck in the third inning with Garvin collecting five hits and three runs. Garvin exited for Hastings and Maoloney took over behind the plate. Final: Philadelphia 8 Milwaukee 2. Batteries Plank Powers Garvin Hastings Maloney Connor. Time 1.30 Umpire Cantillion Attendance 2667.
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Plank
Milwaukee Americans
Garvin
Hastings
Maloney
H. Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Powers
Connor
Cantillion
New York Takes Late Lead In Narrow NL Win Over Chicago
New York defeats Chicago 9 to 7 in a tense national league game marked by two errors and errant calls. Doheny was lifted early but a seventh inning ruling on Green halted a Chicago comeback as Taylor’s wildness aided the visitors. Batteries: Doheny Bowerman for New York Eason Taylor Kling. Time 2 08. Umpire Cunningham. Attendance 1100.
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Taylor
York
Doheny
Green
New York
Doheny and Bowerman
Eason
Kling
Cunningham
St Louis Beats Brooklyn 5 Run Victory at Home
St Louis scored early and cleanly defeated Brooklyn 5 to 3 in St Louis Missouri on June 13. Emaslie caused trouble in the first inning by forcing a safe hit on a routine fly. Brooklyn pitchers Harper and Nichols allowed the runs while Hughes and McGuire provided support for St Louis. Time was 1 hour 53 minutes with an attendance of about 2000.
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Emaslie
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National Leaguers
Burkett
Harper and Nichols
Hughes
McGuire
Emilie
Philadelphia National Leaguers Deliver Timely Hits
Cincinnati report notes the Philadelphia National Leaguers produced decisive timely hits in a game dated June 13 as Duggie contributed to the effort landing a key run or play in the contest.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Duggie
Local Game Report With Scattered Scraps and Scores
The fragmentary report notes a game involving the Cats and team names such as Grong and Beers with scattered numbers and attendance listed as 1200. It references Philadelphia and Cincinnati and mentions Batteries-Duggleby and players McFarland Newton and Bergen with unclear figures.
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Duggleby
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Boston Detroit 11 Boston 6 in final
In a Boston Detroit game the score reached 11 to 6 with Boston leading Detroit. A postponement occurred in the Washington game. Milwaukee defeated Pedekeitae Metindolphin 6 to 0 and Baltimore shut out Chicago 12 to 0.
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Detroit
Metindolphin
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Chicago
National League Results From Daily Games
Pittsburg defeated Boston 6 to 2 while Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 8 to 4. St. Louis beat Brooklyn 5 to 4 and Chicago bested New York 9 to 7.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Scores Report From Nearby Matches
Other results show New London New Haven 3 New London 1. Norwich Norwich 11 Waterbury. Derby Derby 11 Meriden 7. Providence Brown 4 Carlisle 0.
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New Haven
Norwich
Waterbury
Derby
Meriden
Providence
Brown
Carlisle
Constitution Sailed Submerged Underbody Buffing At Herreshoff
The Constitution was hauled out yesterday at the Herreshoff yards to brighten underbody plates for upcoming races. A diver positioned the cradle and wedges for keel alignment while daylight revealed the deeper hull details. The operation aims to improve sail spread and performance. the new racing sloop Humma, owned by F. N. Smith of New York, launched from the north shop for J. Rogers Maxwell of the New York Yacht Club.
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Herreshoff
Columbia
J. Rogers Maxwell
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoffs
Humma
Altair
Shark
F. N. Smith
New York
Harvard Varsity Crew Quarters Red Top Conn June 13
Harvard's Varsity rowed a mile and a half down the river with two outbound stretches and a 2.35 return. Coach instruction focused on blade work with widespread criticism for ragged feathering and unsteadiness. The four car, with James at bow, posted 2.51 for half a mile. A croquet match saw Francis defeat Storrow, and Mumford is slated to assist tomorrow.
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Red Top
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Harvard ‘Varsity
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Colby
Francis
Storrow
Mumford
American Trap Shooters Dominate Hendon Match
London June 13 American gunners held the lead in the international clay bird trap shooting contest at Hendon despite wind and dull skies. W. R. Crosby hit 20 straight then 17 of 20, KE H Tripp made 36 of 40, J A R Eliott 37 of 40. Americans won the third straight day 843 to 739 amid friendly celebration with British spectators waving flags.
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Hendon
W. R. Crosby
H. Tripp
J. A. R. El-iott
Miss Curtis Wins Championship in Boston Golf Match
In the final for the Woman's Golf association of Boston at Brookline Country club Miss Margaret Curtis of Oakley club defeated reigning champion Grace Keyes of Concord by 7 up and 6 to play. Curtis outplayed Keyes in all aspects, matching her semi final form.
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Woman's Golf Association of
Brookline Country Club
Margaret Curtis
Oakley Club
Grace Keyes
Concord
Keyes
Watertown
Murphy selects Uncle Sam canoe for Royal Canoe Cup challenge
Herman Dudley Murphy of the Winchester Boat Club has chosen the 13 or 15-foot Uncle Sam canoe built by W. F. Stevens for his August challenge in England. He relied on Paul Butler’s opinion and will sail to England with Charles G. Johnson on July 6 to begin practice there.
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Herman D. Murphy
Winchester Boat Club
England
Uncle Sam
W. F. Stevens
Bath
Crowninshield
T. W. Lawson
Royal Canoe Club
Langston Harbor
Herman Dudley Murphy
Paul Butler
David Goddard
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Butler
Harvard Yacht Club Announces Summer Cruises and Races
The Harvard Yacht Club of Cambridge lists two summer cruises with a schedule of runs starting July 22 at Vineyard Haven and July 23 to New Bedford, then Newport where the fleet disbands after the New York Yacht Club arrives. Further cruises target Marblehead Isles of Shoals Portland Boothbay Islesboro. Penants awarded to winners. participation open to Harvard graduates and undergraduates.
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Harvard Yacht Club
Vineyard Haven
New Bedford
Newport
New York Yacht Club
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Isles of Shoals
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Curie’s Greyfriar Picked for Seawanhaka Cup
London on June 14 reports that Lorne C. Curie’s yacht Greyfriar has been selected to contest the Seawanhaka cup on behalf of Great Britain for the Canada Cup series.
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Lorne C. Curie
Great Britain
Mast shortened as Independence mast work proceeds
Boston June 13 The big steel mast of Independence was unstepped at the Atlantic works East Boston and rests on the dock. Five feet will be cut from the heel and six feet from the topmast. A spruce stick may be replaced by an Oregon pine stick six feet shorter, pending decision.
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Independence
Atlantic Works
U S Buntings Prep For Everett Test On Saturday
The U S Buntings first team will play Everett at Everett on Saturday leaving Middlesex depot at 12 45. Listed are J Priestley captain and 11 others with Yerkes as umpire Kee nan as scorer and T Robinson as scorer. Reserves face Maynard on Wigginville grounds after noon in first visit by Maynard. Billerica cricket club lineup at Wood island park East Boston includes Townson captain and Broadbent umpire with Broadbent scoring. The team connects to Boston by the 12 16 from Lowell.
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Sweeney and Sullivan Agree to 20 Round Championship Bout
Boston on June 13 saw Patsey Sweeney of Manchester New Hampshire and Twin Sullivan of Cambridge sign articles to meet in a 20 round decision bout at the Waterbury Athletic Club Waterbury Connecticut on June 27.
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Pan-American track meet opens with fast 100 yard dash win
The first national track and field contest under the Amateur Athletic Union at the Pan-American exposition opened in Buffalo at Pan-American Grounds Stadium. George H. Hoffman of Anchor A. A. Jersey City won the final 100 yards in 9.45 seconds after a speedy finish with W. S. Edwards and A. W. Burlingame of Knickerbocker A. C. New York. No records were smashed.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Eorge H. Hoffman
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Cadwell Wins 20 Mile Motor Pace Race
Springfield June 13 F. J. Cadwell of Hartford won the 20 mile motor paced match race from I. G. Perry of Chicopee tonight by one and one third laps. Time 35 minutes 42 5 seconds.
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F. J. Cadwell
Hartford
I. G. Perry
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