Nashua Edges Lowell 1–0 In Pitchers Battle
Nashua defeats Lowell 1 to 0 in a tight New England league game. McCloud umpired with fair calls as Nashua needed two sixth inning hits to score the decisive run, Graham on third and Jordan on first. McLean catcher for Nashua shone. Lowell’s misplays and near misses kept fans tense across a 650 attendance.
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Fall River Defeats Lawrence 1-0 in Close Game
Lawrence fell to Fall River 1-0 in a tight afternoon matchup, the visitors extending their winning streak to six. Moorehead scored the lone run after reaching first on a pass, then Warren doubled in the decisive tally. Bernard, formerly of Haverhill, contributed the locals' only hit.
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Concord over Manchester 1-0 in tight game
Concord defeated Manchester 1 to 0 in a fast well played contest at Concord. McCarthy and Morrissey pitched superbly. the lone run came on errors by Rapp and Clark. Newton of Concord starred in the field as both teams showed strong defense. The score was 1-0.
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Games Today In New England League
Nashua visits Lowell Concord travels to Manchester Fall River meets Lawrences Brockton plays Haverhill with four doubleheaders and single games on schedule.
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Nashua's seven 800 hitters spotlighted in Concord column
A Concord newspaper's Baseball Sports column highlights Nashua's seven 800 hitters, asserting the team holds a notable hitting roster. The piece underlines the depth of Nashua's lineup and the significance of the impressive averages across multiple players.
Amateur Base Ball Clubs Seek Games with Local Teams
The Dragoons invite teams ages 16 to 17 for matches with the Blue Clippers Crimsons and Utopias. Interested clubs should contact William Kenefick at No 552 East Merrimack Street or respond through this paper.
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Field Day Sports At Wisconsin Blind Institute
The 8&8 inmates of the State Institution for the Blind held a field day in Janesville on June 16. Seventeen competitors included 13 totally blind boys and two who could only see moving objects. Events replaced by accessible tests included the standing hip jump and 35-yard dash. Gonla, totally blind, won the 85-yard dash in 4 seconds, with a 17 feet 8 inches broad jump and a 4 feet high standing jump. The football was kicked 108 yards.
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Ascot opens amid relief after week of floods and royal procession
London reports Ascot race meeting opening under improved weather following days of heavy rain that flooded large areas. Royal procession from Windsor to the royal box greeted by an enthusiastic crowd. Zinfandel won the gold vase for three-year-olds and up over two miles, with Florinda second and Wavelet's Bride third. Mead won the Prince of Wales Stakes for three-year-olds set at one mile five furlongs, Genius captured the Ascot stakes with Scullion second and Rightful third among eighteen starters.
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Yale Varsity Wins Thames Four Miles in 19 63
Yale crews dominate the Thames course at Gales Ferry Conn with the varsity eight setting a four mile record of 19 minutes 63 seconds. The four oared crew finished two miles in 11 minutes while the freshmen eight clocked 10 minutes 20 seconds under improving weather and strong Yale coaching. Harvard varsity also competed though freshmen results were slower.
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Costly Errors and Fine Cleveland Pitching
American League results show Cleveland 7 with Boston 9 and other scores. Dormer pitched well while support hits aided Dineen, whose rough outing stood out in the box scores.
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Cornell Crews Head to Poughkeepsie From Ithica
Cornell University rowing squads depart Ithica New York for Poughkeepsie after a morning workout. The group includes a varsity eight with two substitutes a varsity four and a freshmen eight. Team members report they are in good physical condition.
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Hackett Falls To Ward In Metropolitan Tennis Final
New York June 16 Harold H Hackett the Yale champion failed to defend his title in the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis championship challenge match. He was defeated by Holcombe Ward the Harvard star in five sets 8 6 6 2 5 7 6 4 6 2 on the West Side Tennis Club courts.
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Rain Postpones Providence Worcester Game In Wet Grounds
Baseball score notes include Jersey City 8 Jersey City T over Baltimore 3 Rocheste r 2 after seven innings halted by rain. Toronto 2 Toronto 0 over Buffalo 3. Providence Worcester game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Washington Defeats Detroit In One Sided Baseball Game
Washington pitchers Townsend overpowered Detroit as Donovan faltered in late frames. Attendance 2098. Final score Washington 9 Detroit 1. Batteries Townsend and Drill for Washington Donavan and McGuire for Detroit. Time 1.50. Umpire Sheridan.
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German Prince Injured in Runaway Accident
Berlin report says Prince Wilhelm Zu Wied, born 1876 and officer of the Prussian Body Guards, was dragged by his stirrup at the reviewing ground and had his leg dislocated. He is a second cousin of Queen Wilhelmina and was once seen as a prospective husband for her.
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Conn League Results From New Haven to Meriden
New Haven beat Springfield 4 to 2 in New Haven. Holyoke defeated Hartford 3 to 1. Meriden triumphed over New London 7 to 3. ARCAERO edged Norwich 4 to 3.
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Nashua Harness Meet Called Off Due to Heavy Track
Nashua New Hampshire June 16 A light harness meet scheduled for Nashua Driving Park this afternoon was canceled because the track was too heavy for racing.
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Read's House Sold in Cincinnati for 12000
The historic Cincinnati home of T. Buchanan Read, where the poem Sheridan's Ride was written, was auctioned for 12000 dollars. A plate on the wall notes its former ownership by Read.
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Philadelphia Champions Put Away St Louis in AL Race
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 9 to 3 to take first place in the American League. The home team hit hard and fielding was brisk on both sides. Attendance 6769. Scoring details show Philadelphia with runs in multiple innings and St Louis limited by strong defense and pitching. Batteries were Waddel and Schreck for Philadelphia and Sudhoff, Siever and Kahoe for St Louis. Time 1.25. Umpires Hassett and Carruthers.
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Misplays Help New York Top Chicago in Narrow Win
New York defeated Chicago in a baseball game as both Griffith and White pitched well. Scoring details show New York with a 162 to 68 advantage in a tightly contested affair. Batteries were Griffith and O'Connor for New York and White and McFarland for Chicago. Time 1.45. Umpire O Loughlin. Attendance 2130.
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Baseball Schedule Brief for AL Matchups
American League matchups listed include Cleveland at Boston for two games, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, and Detroit at Washington. The note outlines key intercity tests across major league parks with no results yet.
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National League results include postponement and scorers
Brooklyn and Boston game postponed while Pittsburgh and Chicago won. Philadelphia defeated to 2 while New York edged 1 in twelve innings, highlighting a mix of halted play and late inning drama.
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Frazer's 12th inning homer lifts Philadelphia over New York
Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 in 12 innings as Frazer hits a left field gallery homer. The game features a pitchers' duel with Frazer, Zimmer, and Roth for Philadelphia, McGinnity and Warner for New York. Attendance 1509. Time 2 10. Umpire Johnstone.
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Pittsburg Beats Chicago In Eleventh Straight Win
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 6 to 2 to extend its streak to eleven, the best such run by a Pittsburg team. Chicago made errors and was hurt by timely batting as 7,100 attended. Final score Pittsburg 6 Chicago 2. Batteries Phillippi and Phelps Taylor and Kling. Time 1 period 45. Umpire Moran.
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National League doubleheader results feature Brooklyn Boston
In National League play Brooklyn visits Boston for two games while New York travels to Philadelphia. Key matchups include the Brooklyn Boston twin bill and the New York Philadelphia series, highlighting early season standings and pennant implications.
Middletown Murder Probe Arrests Former Boarder
Middletown Conn June 16 Under Coroner Davis inquiry into the murder of Mrs Mary Czojar of Middlefield Alfred Jambrick who had boarded at the deceaseds house was taken into custody today. He appeared before the coroner for examination following a statement by the dead womans husband about an insult that allegedly prompted Jambrick to seek another boarding place.
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Gardner Urges Loyalty At Essex Republican Meeting
Haverhill June 16 The Essex Republican club met at the Pines Groveland with a smaller crowd due to weather. Congressman A P Gardner of the Sixth District delivered a forceful speech condemning Massachusetts Legislature for supporting Socialistic measures and urged party loyalty.
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Jerome Initiates Proceedings Against New York Dock Board
District Attorney Jerome announced start of legal actions in the dock board scandal before Justice Meyer of the court of special sessions. He said the information was sworn by himself and expects old dock board officials and favored contractors to testify on alleged privatized lease abuses and reduced rentals. He noted additional proceedings will follow regarding the Aqueduct affair.
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Death of Nelson J. Innes of Boston
Den ver dispatch announces the death in Denver of Nelson J. Innes born in 1862 in Boston South End. He joined the Herald as an office boy in 1878 and rose to lead the enene desk and became boxing authority. He died after lung illness worsened following the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight in 1897. He left a wife three children and an aged mother.
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Ames Asks New Trial In Malfeasance Case
Minneapolis June 16 Fred W Ames former police chief under his brother's administration has pleaded for a new trial on malfeasance in office. The county attorney answered and a decision is expected within two weeks.
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