One Hit Shutout by Bacon in Lowell Nashua Tilt
Natick pitcher Larry Bacon hurled one of New England’s finest games, scattering one Nashua hit while fanning 14 and allowing no Nashua runner to reach second. Billie Merritt backed him with stellar defense as Lowell defeated Nashua at Nashua’s Lawndale Park.
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Natick Twirler
New England
Larry Bacon
Natick Giant
Lowell
Nashua
Bacon
Billie Merritt
Merrit
Lawndale Park
Rooters
Kearney
Allard
Thompson
Hanscomb
Big Shea
Willow
Shea
Merritt
Regan
McLaughlin
Coveney
Butcher Regan
Colpoys
Dillon
Lake
Latimer
J. Gildea
Moore
Connors
Gildea
Nashua Boys
Gokey
Fairgrounds
Haverhill Falls to Manchester in Hard Fought Game
Haverhill hosts Manchester and loses after Manchester jumps to five runs in the first. Tilton replaces Whiting after batted out of the box. O Neill injures a finger on a grounder, Kane advances to third and Conrey drives in a run. Clarke Herwig Dorsey Schincel Conrey Jones pace Haverhill’s late rally. Battery stacks up for Manchester against Schincel Whiting Tilton Kelley. Attendance 1000.
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Haverhill
Manchester
Whiting
Tilton
Sanborn Seminary
O'Neil
Kane
Conrey
Clarke
Herwig
Dorsey
Schincel
Jones
Scores From Saturday Baseball Matches Across New England
Saturday results from Nashua Lowell 6 Nashua Lewiston 1 at Lewiston Maine Haverhill 10 Manchester 6 at Haverhill Portland 12 Augusta 5 at Portland Maine teams Nashua Lewiston Manchester Augusta and Bangor recorded outcomes with Bangor noted in the Nashua Lewiston game.
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Bortland
Bctee
Manchester
Old
Bangor
Speeld
Lowell
Nashua
Lewiston
Haverhill Weeeee
Augusta
Haverhill
Portland
Collinsvilles Refuse To Play Brooksides Game
The Collinsvilles refused to take the court at the last moment, causing yesterday's game with Brooksides to be unplayed. Brooksides could face scheduling implications and possible action from league officials. The incident stands as a dispute over conduct and venue arrangements.
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Collinsvilles
Brooksides
Manchester at the Fairgrounds Today Kept Free Admission
Nashua beats Manchester with limited hits as Bacon strikes out nearly all Nashua batters. Flaherty released after heavy damage from Manchester. Nashua mourning over defeat. Lowell set to add players if negotiations succeed. Schedule shows Manchester and Nashua games at Lowell and Haverhill through the week.
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Lake
Lowell
Portland Beats Augusta in Lopsided Ninth
Portland, Maine, June 15. Portland batters heavily to defeat Augusta 12 to 5 with Wiley and Conroy homering off left field. Ryan impressed at short for Augusta while O'Brien made a sensational center field catch for Portland. Curtis and Gaffney paired with Cross and Davis in the battery as about 1,000 turned out.
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Portland
Augusta
Wiley
Conroy
Ryan
O'Brien
Curtis and Gaffney
Cross and Davis
Bangor Beats Lewiston 5 to 1 in Measured Ball Game
In Lewiston on June 15 Bangor defeated Lewiston 5 to 1 as the home club failed at crucial moments. Towne fanned 10 for Lewiston. Scoring notes show Bangor with a steady rally and Lewiston managing a single run late. Batteries were Smith and Clark for Bangor and Towne and Burrill for Lewiston with 900 in attendance and Mahoney umpiring.
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Lewison
Bangor
Lewiston
Towne
Smith and Clark
Towne and Burrill
Mahoney
Syracuse Montreal Baseball Game Endures After Arrests
In Syracuse New York on June 16 the Anti-Saloon league failed to stop the Syracuse Montreal game. Two players were arrested but the game continued, with Syracuse winning 3 to 2. The notice also urges Dr Thomas Electric Oil for farm injuries.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Thomas
Cinoies Shut Out by Pittsburgs on Home Ground
In St Louis on June 16 Burkett Heidrick and Padden led a 4 for 5 barrage against Brooklyn National Leaguers, driving Kitson from the mound as St Louis tallied four runs in four at bats. Davis managed a lone at bat as the rest cooled. Final score shows St Louis 6 Brooklyn 2.
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Cinoies
Pittsburgs
St. Louis
Bransfield cleans up late as O Day helps Reds prevail
Cincinnati defeats National League locals 4 to 1 with Bransfield twice reaching base after an appealed call by O Day in the ninth. Wagner capped the rally with a two RBI hit as Tannehill and Zimmer combination pitched for Cincinnati while Hahn and Peitz worked for Pittsburgh before 6,500 fans. Time 1.40. Umpire O Day.
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Cincinnati
O’day
Bransfield
Wagner
Pittsburg
Tannehill
Zimmer
Hahn
Peitz
Chicago and New York Tie After 14 Inning Baseball
In Chicago on June 16 the game ended in a 4-4 tie after 14 innings. Chicago built a three run second thanks to three errors a gift two steals and a hit. Van Haltren cut Menefee at the plate to spoil Chicago's chance. New York scored two early on a pass a double and a single and added two more in the eighth with four hits. Pitchers Hughes Kahoe Phyle Warner. time two hours fifty minutes. attendance around 9,600.
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Chicago
van Haltren
Menefee
New York
Hughes
Kahoe
Phyle
Warner
Cunningham
Detroit routs Boston Boston 12 to 4 in opener
In a lopsided matchup at Boston, Detroit jumped to a large early lead and controlled the game throughout. The Tigers hammered the Red Sox with strong offense and stifling defense, overwhelming Boston to secure a decisive victory.
National League Standings Report Scores
Baseball score highlights from recent NL games include Pittsburg over Boston 1 to 0. Chicago defeating New York 9 to 2. Cincinnati beating Philadelphia 5 to 4. St Louis beating Brooklyn 3 to 0. St Louis vs Brooklyn tied 11. Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 2 to 0.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
P.C
Baseball score snippets from late season games
The notes show several 1 inning and short scorelines including Hartford at Rochester 5 Hartford at Syracuse 6 Montreal 6. Providence 14 Buffalo 2 Worcester 6 Toronto at Rochester 12 Buffalo 11 in 1 inning. Syracuse 3 Montreal 2.
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P.C
Providence
Rochester
Worcester
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Hartford
Jones
Montreal
College football scores excerpt from 1900s schedule
Cambridge-Harvard 20 Carlisle at New York-Princeton 5 Yale 2. Williams 7 Amherst at Exeter-Andover 9 Exeter 0. New Haven 8 Derby at Bristol-Bristol 9 Meriden 4. Waterbury 6 Wat erbury 5. Bridgeport 8 Bridgeport 8 Norwich
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Cambridge
Harvard
Carlisle
New York
Princeton
Yale
Williamstown
Williams
Amherst
Exeter
Andover
New Haven
Derby
Bristol
Meriden
Waterbury
New London
Bridgeport
Norwich
Caldwell a winner in 11 mile motor paced race
In Hills Grove, Caldwell won the 11 mile motor paced feature as Bennie Monroe crashed in the fourth mile, nearly a lap behind. Edwards of Brockton took the open, Orcutt won the five mile handicap, and a Snow team triumph followed a two mile pursuit. Sun summaries note Orcutt’s five mile handicap win with Brown and Brockton placing.
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Providence
R. I
Hills Grove
Bennie Monroe
Harry Caldwell
Monroe
Edwards
Brockton
Orcutt
Snow
Sun Maries
Harry Orcutt
H. F. Brown
Butterworth, Seggo tie for third in 170 yards race
In the one mile open event Harry Edwards of Brockton won with C. Rey Baxter of Fall River second and C Madison of Providence third. Time for 170 yards was 12.20 with Butterworth and Seggo tied for third.
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Butterworth
Seggo
Harry Edwards
Brockton
C.g Rey Baxter
Fall River
C. Madison
Providence
Battery B Wins Lexington Rifle Meet In Eastern Middlesex League
Battery B defeated First Regiment H A and Company C Sixth Regiment M V M in a Saturday match at Lexington. Battery B scored 604 to 579 with Private Anderson of Battery B high scorer at 46 of 50.
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H. A
Lexington
Anderson
Everett Triumph Over Bunting Team At Corbett Park
Everett defeated Bunting of Lowell in a well played afternoon match at Corbett park. Home team showed superiority with strong play and effort on both sides.
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Everett
Lowell
Corbett Park
East Boston cricket club top score at Wood Island park
Yesterday afternoon at Wood Island park East Boston's Tom Pettitt made 63 and helped push the innings total to 120 before being dismissed. North Billerica were all out for 76 as East Boston’s bowlers led by Butterfield and Bartlett restricted them, with several players contributing to the fielding and dismissals.
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Boston
Wood Island Park
East Boston
Tom Pettitt
East Boston Cricket Club
North Billerica
Cricket results from Saturday across four pairings
Saturday matches reported with scores across four venues. Lowell-Mohair beat Methuen 76 to 35, Lynn-Brockton defeated Wanderers 338 to 76, Lawrence beat Merri mac 65 to 50, and Northampton over Holyoke 70 to 46.
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Lowell
Mohair
Methuen
Lynn
Brockton
Wanderers
Lawrence
Merrimac
Northampton
Holyoke
RIGGING DONE. Constitution Rigged by June 16
Bristol R L reports Billman and crew of riggers plus Constitution crew completed the rigging of the vessel in ten hours. The ship hoisted the yachting ensign and New York Yacht Club pennant, with owner absent. Topmast stood, colors flew, deck clean.
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Bristol
R. L
Billman
Constitution
New York Yacht Club
Century Road Club Holds Moving Century Run to Newburyport
Massachusetts division staged its annual moving century ride from Boston to Newburyport with about 125 riders finishing. Early starters departed after sunrise led by State Centurion Gordon at seven. Manchester's Cully commanded 60 riders while Lowell’s Soules rode with 20 and Whipple with a dozen.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Century Road Club
Newburyport
Cunrise
Gordon
Cully
Manchester
Centurion
Soules
Lowell
E. J. Whipple
The Unique Monthly and The American Boy News Notes
The text reviews The Unique Monthly's June issue highlighting articles on infant care summer, motherhood education, child development and poetry. It also notes July Delineator color printing at the Pan American Exposition, edition size, and lists notable pieces on fashion, home life, and the Pan-American Exposition. It then discusses The American Boy June issue with stories, poems, and profiles shaping boyhood character and duty.
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Emelyn Lincoln Coolidge
Lada Blair
Thomas F. Harrington
Elisabeth Robinson Scovil
E. V. Silver
M. D
EB. W. Bogardus
Willie
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry B. Hyde
Baker's Bay
William H. Greenfield
Porto Rico
Unique Publishing Co
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C. Y. Turner
Paris
John van Vorst
College News
Carolyn Halsted
Helen M. Winslow
Priscilla Wakefield
Alice M. Kellogg
Ellen H. Richards
Buffalo
N. Hudson Moore
John Vance Cheney
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
House of Life
Clara E. Vaughn
Butterick Publishing Company
Timmie O'Flanigan
Annah Robinson Watson
Mam'selle la Belle
Amelia Wofford
Jack Brier
Frank
West Point
Thoreau and Nature in the Atlantic essay
A scholarly critique contrasts Thoreau with Byron Keats Shelley and Wordsworth, noting his austere moral strength and limited philanthropy. It praises his awe of the forest and his Stoic virtues while warning that imitators mimic his faults. The passage ends with an illustrative quote about a tree fall in the Chesuncook forest.
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Byron
Keats
Concord
Shelley
Wordsworth
Thoreau
Joe
Paul E
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