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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
14
Lowell lost to Concord 3 to 2 in ten innings at Spalding park. Hickman starred at short with nine of ten chances and three hits, saving the game. McLaughlin added three hits. Eustace was ejected after arguing a close third base call.
Lynn fell 3 to 1 as Haverhill secured a second consecutive victory. Poor batting and miscues by Lynn fueled the visitors’ win, with errors proving decisive in the game played today at Lynn.
New Bedford defeated Fall River 1 to 0 after a late inning run due to errors. Harris allowed no hits until the tenth inning and fanned 12 batters. The game took place in Fall River on June 15 with New Bedford sealing the win in the lth inning.
In Nashua New Hampshire on June 15 Manchester edged Nashua 4 to 3 in a dramatic late rally. The game stayed tied until the ninth inning when Clark delivered a clutch single driving in the winning run.
In Boston Detroit defeated the Red Sox 5 to 1. New York beat Chicago 7 to 0. Philadelphia shut out St Louis 5 to 0. Washington fell to Cleveland 6 to 2.
Detroit visits Boston while St. Louis plays Philadelphia. Chicago travels to New York and Cleveland heads to Washington for today’s NBA schedule with four crucial divisional bouts.
National League results show Pittsburg blank Philadelphia 7 to 0, Cincinnati over Boston 3 to 2 in nine innings, St Louis edging New York 5 to 4, and Chicago defeating Brooklyn 10 to 4.
National League card shows Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburg lineup of key city games announced for fans and upcoming schedule notes.
Costly Amherst errors and failed rallies doomed Amherst as Columbia edged them 4 to 3. Tilt pitched for Columbia and Carter Newell and Ellis joined in defense. Amherst left nine on base and could not bunch hits. Attendance listed as 0.
Manchester plays Lowell today with Owen Jackson batting and Anderberg resting. Har ris’s Saturday home run is claimed as the longest. McGovern hampered by a bruised finger. Billie Merritt may not play. Gus Daum’s Lynn team now catching with Fred Lake. Bannon on first. John Smith returns, still with a short bat. Connie Mack quips about umpire talk. Stafford fined Grant for bench taunting. Dan Brothers out for injury. George Van Haltren shines for Oakland. Wall of Brooklyn heads to Lowell. Tri State players praise his left handed hitting and speed.
Amateur baseball notes a Saturday 3 PM game between Highland 970 A. A. and the strong T. R. & T. team at North Billerica with Vaughn and J. Riley as Highland battery and Hennessy and McCarthy for T. R. & T. A second game features the Wamesits I. O. O. F. against the Atlantics on Mammoth road grounds the same afternoon with teams meeting at 2:30 for practice.
New York June 15 Beldame raced to victory in the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. The four year old mare, owned by August Belmont and ridden by O Neill, overtook Delhi in the final stretch to win by a length and a half with First Mason taking third. The day featured a brief bookmaker strike and sunny, warm conditions.
Brookline June 15 H S Page starred at the Country Club racing meet riding the favorite Ivan to win the St Botolph cup and Pure Pepper to lead the Myopia jumping contest though Knight of Elway faltered. Graceaway faded to a short head loss to Caquetta in the four year olds race as a larger crowd enjoyed a sunnier day.
Boston June 15 Of 51 starters in the Massachusetts tennis championship at Longwood nine remained at close of play. Surprises included Edgar Leonard losing to R Bishop and F W Cole beating F J Sulloway in straight sets. Weather favored a large crowd as rounds continued with several upsets and notable wins by Merrill Larned Cole and Seaver among others.
In Brockton, Clarence Bouldin known as the Cuban defeated James Parr of Buffalo in two tight pin falls. Beell defeated Jenkins after a lengthy exchange, with an accidental third fall credited to Beell’s head collision near the ring wall. Jenkins denied poor condition claims and praised Beell as a wonder, while Beell prepared to face Parker again.
New York June 15 homemates who belong to the Metropolitan Turf Association declined to take wagers on the first race at Sheepshead Bay. The turf group acted because non members had been allowed equal privileges at tracks for months. If issues aren't settled, members may refuse bets on the Suburban Handicap. Most leading members finally took bets after delays.
The Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Toronto announces 1500 in prize money for trial races starting July 22 to select the Canada’s Cup challenger. Prizes will be divided among the three contestants according to their performance.
Local shop O'Brien Bros Tea Dealers at 227 Central Street proclaims all grades roasted fresh daily. The compact notice highlights their emphasis on freshness and reliability for coffee lovers and tea enthusiasts.
Train service between Lowell and Boston through Middlesex Street Station details announced. No timetable specifics provided, but service pattern and station mention indicate ongoing operations or scheduled updates for regional rail.
The Great White Flyers operate between Boston and Bangor and across Penobscot bay and river to Bar Harbor Mount Desert Island Bath Augusta and Kennebec and Sheepscot bays Portland Calais Eastport Mo St John New Brunswick with connections to Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. For folders and full information contact Calvin Austin Vice President General Manager or A Hanscom General Passenger Agent Foster's Wharf Boston MA.
On and after June U1 the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad will have Lowell Middlesex Street Depot trains to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 1 6 11 23 am 6 22 am The 1 6 pm train connects at South Frams with the Sound line for New York City The 7 07 am 4 22 pm Sunday service runs to South Framingham Pawtucket Providence way stations Kendall adds nothing.
Corrected timetable shows trains from Merrimack street Lowell and Middlesex street stations to Boston and numerous hubs including Lawrence Haverhill Salem Newburyport Amesbury and ports mouth with many daily and Sunday departures. Special notes indicate Western Division Bedford and Wilmington Junction references and a Quebec Express.
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