Baseball game replete with fancy plays in New England league
In the New England League Nashua beat Lowell 7 5 after a tense 10th inning. O Jackson misplayed a routine ball costing Lowell a late chance, Hart’s homer put Nashua ahead, Tierney starred in field, and McLaughlin faded at key moments. Grant and Bigbie features highlighted Nashua’s late surge.
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Lowell
Blaze
O. Jackson
Grant
Bigbie
Barnie McLaughlin
Hart
Nashua
Connaughton
Leominster
Murch
Long John Wiley
Anderberg
McLaughlin
O'Toole
Henry
Abbh
Po Beard
Eaton
Wiley
I Hart
T. Murphy
Peveee Varney
Lowell Ww. Connors
Ef Bigbie
J. Jackson
Ss ” Tierney
Cross
O. Preerr
March
Murphy
Varney
Tierney
Ijm
pire—McCloud
New Bedford Defeats Haverhill 7 to 1 in Home Win
New Bedford defeated Haverhill 7 to 1 as pitcher Elliot allowed only three safeties with a string of shutout frames until the sixth. Coveney and Mullaney led the offense with bunts and hard hits, while Kavanaugh starred in the field.
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New Bedford
Haverhill
Po Kaanaugh
Coveney
Ec Mullaney
Valdois
Burrill
Kehoe
Rf D. Murphy
Taylor
Eliott
Wallace
Cf Moss
Wrens
Brown
Spooner
Cc Murphy
Boardman
Seevee Ahearn
Connelly
Wee McGinley
Evens Ead
New Bedford Ees
Mullaney
C. Murphy
C. Mu
Concord Defeats Manchester 5 to 1 in June Game
Manchester failed to hit with runners in scoring position as Concord won 5 to 1. Volz lacked solid support at pivotal moments and Manchester’s lone run came on an error when Knotts overthrew to center. Fall River leads Lynn 6 to 3 after Gilroy is hit out in the fifth.
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Lynn
Fall River
Swope
Pastor
Seer
Bannon
Cassidy
Lovell
Labelle
Ef O'Neil
Lee
Lynn Seeeee
O'Neil
Birmingham
Dwyer
O'Hara
Gilroy
Pire
Carrick
Manchester
N. H
Sline
Concord
Volz
Knotts
The Diamond: Lowell and Manchester in tight race
Regional baseball notes show Lowell and Manchester battling for position as the season opens. Old John Smith posts 58.3 average in three games while Armbruster leads Manchester with 42.0, and four men over 30 mark a cautious start for Haver Hill. Jack Titus sits 12th in the National League with 32.1, and Lowell's salary position draws attention. Chicago, Cleveland, and Newark trade suspensions and umpire frictions color an eventful week. Louis Rapp shines for Toronto at first base, and Boston-born Hart emerges as a top college catcher amid ongoing Tri-State league discipline.
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John Smith
Armbruster
Manchester
Chess Experts Play In Belgium
Ostend June 13 The second round of the international chess masters tournament opened at the Kursaal. Tschigorin beat Blackburn and Leonhardt defeated Alapin at adjournment time. In the afternoon Schlechter and Marshall drew. Wolf defeated Burn, Maroczy and Marco and Panowski and Taubenhaus drew. Teichmann and Tarrasch postponed. Remaining adjourned games set to resume tomorrow.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Tschigorin
Blackburn
Leonhardt
Alapin
Schlechter
Marshall
Wolf
Burn
Maroczy
Marco
Panowski
Taubenhaus
Young Corbett Beats Maurice Thompson in Denver Bout
Butte, June 14. After 10 rounds of clever fighting Young Corbett of Denver was declared the winner over Maurice Thompson of Butte. Thompson knocked Corbett down in round two but Corbett dominated every round with powerful swings. Thompson faded as his seconds threw in the sponge.
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Butte
Mont
Young Cornett
Denver
Maurice Thompson
Thompson
Corbett
Amateur Baseball Club seeks Saturday games this summer
The Courier-Citizen Baseball Club seeks matches on Saturdays in June July and August. Preference given to Highland council R A Graniteville West Chelmsford or Matthews with strong amateur teams. Address Patrick A Foley Courier Citizen office Middle street.
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Courier-Citizen Baseball Club
Highland Council
R. A
Graniteville
West Chelmsford
Matthews
Patrick A. Foley
Courier-Citizen
Middle Street
Lajoie Leads West Supremacy as American League Tops
Sixteen hits fueled Dineen’s curve as CRUSHING DEFEAT followed. Ten thousand fans watched the Boston Americans fall before Lajoie’s leaders in the American League results. Scores included Philadelphia 1 Detroit 0. Boston 11 Cleveland 2. New York vs New York St. Louis postponed by rain. Washington 7 Chicago 0.
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Boston Americans
Lajoie
Cleveland Rout Boston 11 to 2 in AL tilt
Cleveland crushed Boston 11 to 2 as Dineen struggled at the plate. Turner starred in the field with eleven chances, delivering brilliant defense. Other AL matchups included Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia and St. Louis at New York.
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Boston
Cleveland
Dineen
Turner
Pittsburg Beats Boston in National League Results
National League results show Pittsburg 6 Boston 9, Chicago 1 New York 0, Brooklyn 6 St. Louis 1, and Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1. Willis referenced as an easy proposition in the discussion.
National League Evening Baseball Scores and Attendance
Boston vs Pittsburg and Brooklyn at St Louis were part of the National League slate. Philadelphia faced Cincinnati and New York played Chicago in rough contests. Pittsburg led with strong pitching as Boston stalled, Willis worked a clean game and retired all six men in order. Attendance was 2510.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Philippi
Willis
Wilhelm
Beell Beaten In Long Private Wrestling Bout
Beell fought Tom Jenkins in a private three hour match for 1000 dollars a side in Bailly Elmer's gym. Beell won the first two falls, Jenkins claimed the last in 26 seconds, with Beell praised by Harvey Parker for strength and skill on a regulation mat.
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Fred Beell
Lowell
H. P. Hansen
Tom Jenkins
New York
Bailly Elmer's Gymnasium
Jenkins
Beell
Big Tom
Tom
Grizzly
Harvey Parker
New England tennis tournament opens in Hartford
The Hartford club hosts a weather-friendly start with a key match where W C Grant of New York defeats E T Grose of Providence in three sets. Beals Wright will not defend his title and sails for England with the American team.
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Hartford
Conn
New England
E. T. Grosse
Providence
W. C. Grant
New York
Beals Wright
England
J. J. Page
Henry Stoddard
New Haven
D. C. Graves
C. M. Belgea
E. T. Grose
Karl Behr
Yale
James Terry
F. E. Howard
T. N. Hart
Bridgeport
G. W. Vandenburgh
Windsor
F. S. Butterworth
L. Northrop
Williams
R. A. Ford
G. W. Nettleton
G. S. Groesbeck
Springfield
E. O. Jackson
Middleton
G. D. Brown
Trinity College
Graves
Page
Howard
Vandenburgh
American tennis team sails for London and Wimbledon
The American tennis team for the Dwight-Davis trophy left New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Europe. Members Beals C. Wright Holcomb Ward Wm A Larned and Wm Clothier sail with manager Paul J Dashiel accompanying the squad for the London and Wimbledon competition next month.
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New York
London
Wimbledon
Europe
Beals C. Wright
Holcomb Ward
Wm. A. Larned
Wm. Clothier
Paul J. Dashiel
Boy studies posters as it seems savage on street
A small boy in the street appears unusually savage but it is only his reaction to circus posters. The line notes no hydrophobia but hints at his curious interest in the circus spectacle.
Lockwood Breaks 9 Hole Record in MA Golf Open
A. G. Lockwood of Allston Golf Club set a 36 for the second round at Vesper Country Club, in the Massachusetts Golf Association open state championship. He followed a 46 first round with two 39s, holing out in 2 on the eighth and playing steady golf amid heat and sun.
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A. G. Lockwood
Allston Golf Club
Massachusetts Golf Association
Lockwood
W. Clark
Springfield
T. G. Stevenson
Myopia
M. C. B. Corey
Messrs. Freeman
Winderley
Vesper
J. H. T. Brown
Henry Wilder
John Hylan
McAndrews
Donald Ross
Jones
Uable
Col
Bogey
Alex. Campbell
Crolfers
Vesper Country Club
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Aeee
Wagner
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SAILS
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Alex Campbell
David Brown
Allston
R. G. MacAndrews
Wollaston
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John Jones
Brooksne
Alex Ross
Braeburn
H. T. Brown
Matt Campbell
Brookline
H. H. Wilder
T. L. McNamara
Cor'th
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J. B. Hylan
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F. W. Broadhead
Salem
Alpine
M. F. O'Connell
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