Lowell Nine Shut Out by Manchester in Fairgrounds Test
The Lowell nine, accused of weak outfield play and erratic batting, were blanked by Manchester 10 runs to none at the Fairgrounds. Manchester's Farrell pitched solidly with good support, while Lowell misplayed several fly balls and fielding miscues, prompting Manager Lake to seek four new players to reshape the team. Umpire M. J. Mahoney earned praise for officiating as he travels to other Maine cities after a Lewiston stint.
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Lewiston Journal
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Diamond Dashes Show Two Shutouts This Season
Lowell completed its second shutout of the season while Nashua achieved the first on Memorial Day. Manchester’s Kelly left fielder boasts a 42.7 batting average and is hailed as the league’s best on that side. Latimer pitched well but faced a rough field as Gildea slated to pitch in Manchester with hopes for strong support. The league plans shifting both games with Augusta to Bangor, keeping afternoon games in Bangor Wednesday to Saturday.
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Nashua
Kelly
Bangor
Latimer
Gildea
Manchester
Augusta
Bangor News
Augusta Defeats Lewiston In Close Maine Game
In Lewiston on June 17 Augusta beat Lewiston 7 to 6 in a loosely played contest. Lewiston led until the fifth inning when costly errors turned the tide. Batteries Ross and Davis opposed Tibbetts and Burrill. Time 1 hour 35 minutes. Umpire Maho ney. Attendance about 300.
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Ross
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Tibbetts and Burrill
Mahoney
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Haverhill Falls to Nashua in Sloppy Game
In Haverhill on June 17 Nashua defeated the locals 11 to 4 after a rough contest. Gokey pitched until the eighth inning, Dor sey was ejected for back talk, and Haverhill scored four runs off late batting. Batteries Gokey Courney Wheeler Schincel. Time 1.55. Um pire Moore. Attendance 40.
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Gokey
Dorsey
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Wheeler and Schincel
Moore
Portland Beats Bangor In Low-Scoring Game
Portland won as Bangor failed to capitalize with hits off Coughlin who was tagged for two singles and a double in the ninth. Welch made two game saving stops. Final score Portland six Bangor one as Portland pulled away in the late innings. attendance about 475.
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Bangor
Coughlin
Welch
Lowell and Lewiston Playoff Scores Mentioned
Lowell beaten 10 to 0 by Manchester while Lewiston lost 7 to 6 at Augusta. Portland beat Bangor 6 to 5 and Nashua defeated Haverhill 1 to 0. Matches listed as Lowell Manchester Lewiston Augusta cross opponents.
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Lowell
Manchester
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland-Portland
Bangor
Haverhill
Nashua
Portland
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Freshmen Boat Still Unsteady at Yale Varsity Race
In Ferry Conn on June 17 the Yale Varsity and freshman crews raced two miles upriver from below the navy yard. The freshmen started poorly and trailed the Varsity throughout, with unsteadiness noted this morning. A shake-up is expected soon as the Varsity position against Harvard appears to be settled by current Rowing.
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Gales
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Conn
Navy Yard
Harvard
Harvard Varsity Boat Changes Move Lawrence and Ayer
Red Top Conn June 17 An important change in the Harvard Varsity eight tonight moved Jim Lawrence from No 5 to No 7 and Ayer into Lawrence's old seat. The boat rode better, covering a half mile in 2.30. Freshman crew elected Thomas Lindsay of Boston as captain after Lloyd resigned, with Lindsay having stroked crews at St Pauls and the Stone School.
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Red Top
Conn
Jim
Lawrence
Ayer
Thomas Lindsay
Boston
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Lindsay
St. Paul's School
Concord
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Norwood Road Race Winners Take Ten-Mile Open
Norwood June 17 The annual Norwood Athletic association road races concluded with a ten mile open event of 45 riders. John J. Wyatt of Providence won in 26.55 taking the time prize with G M Anderson second in 27.15 5 and 30 seconds bonus. Finishers included C E Bowes Providence 28.19 and J Flaherty Lowell 29.03.
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Norwood Athletic Association
John J. Wyatt
Providence
Wyatt
G. M. Anderson
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J. Flaherty
Lowell
Anderson Champion Defeats Smith in U S Open Golf
Willie Anderson of Pittsfield won the United States open golf championship at the Myopia course in Hamilton. In an 18 hole match he defeated Alec Smith of Scotland by one stroke, finishing 83 to 86.
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Scotland
Hamilton
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
United States
Alec Smith
Six Virginian seamen jailed for cargo theft in Boston
Six seamen aboard the Furness liner Virginian arrived from London and were put in irons in Boston for breaking into cargo and drinking wine from it. They face a hearing tomorrow before the British consul.
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Boston
London
Boston Americans win morning game in doubleheader
Boston Americans dominate Chicago in the first game on their home field scoring five runs the Nationals also won their game. Key plays include two-base hits by Stahl and Dowd and a home run by Freeman. Attendance was 6071 at the Boston park.
Baseball score lines with early innings totals and errors
Coverage shows two baseball games with inning by inning scoring totals and fielding notes. Boston and Philadelphia contested a high scoring affair while Cincinnati hosted St. Louis in a lopsided loss with pitchers Newton and Sudhoff costly in a 13 to 2 result.
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Nichols
O'Day
Boston Ameri cans Battle Chicago In Afternoon Tilt
Boston baseball summary notes Boston won again by exploiting Chicago errors while Young faltered after the fourth. Patterson relieved in the ninth for Boston. Key hits included a two base by Young and McFarland, and a three bagger by Collins and Freeman. Stahl Hartman stole bases, Shreck and Isbell were hit, and Manassau umpired with 10,210 in attendance.
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Phillies Beat Cleveland In Slugging AL Game
In Philadelphia on June 17 the American League game featured a high hitting display by the home team. Cleveland’s fielding was sloppy while Philadelphia played a quick, aggressive game. Final score shows Philadelphia with a narrow edge over Cleveland. Pratt and Powers and Hoffer and Yeager were the batteries. Cantillon umpired and crowd attendance reached 3,803.
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Detroit Defeats Washington On Superior Batting
Detroit American League players won behind Miller’s pitching. Through six innings both pitchers held, then Detroit tagged Lee for multiple runs including a home run. Final score Detroit 9 Washington 4. Batteries Miller Bacow Lee Clark. Time 1:45. Umpire Haskell. Attendance 3,683.
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Milwaukee Triumphs Over Baltimore in Tenning Game
Milwaukee defeated Baltimore in ten innings 13 to 12 at Baltimore as both pitchers were hit hard. Reidy received better support while McGinnity and Robinson pitched for Baltimore. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly. attendance 1,873.
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Milwaukee
Reidy
Maloney
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Robinson
Sheridan and Connolly
Baseball scores from several doubleheaders and extra innings
In a series of games, Boston defeated Chicago 11 to 1 in the afternoon and 10 to 4 later. Washington beat Detroit 9 to 2. Philadelphia swept Cleveland 12 to 8. Baltimore edged Milwaukee 7 to 6 in ten innings.
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Milwaukee
Boston Triumph Over Philadelphia in Ninth Inning Rally
In Boston the National League morning game against Philadelphia dragged until the ninth, Crolius was hit Tenney walked Demont and Long singled to tie. Philadelphia scored in the tenth then Boston answered with a two bagger and key hits from Tenney and Demont to win, with Gammons sliding to third and Cross making a sharp catch.
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Nichols
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National League Results Sparkling Till End in Boston Game
In Boston the Phillies fell to the Braves 9 to 8 in ten innings as the National League tilt extended drama. Cincinnati beat St Louis 12 to something unclear, shaping a tense standings update with key performances from top clubs.
Eastern League results highlight tight matches
Providence 5 over Worcester 4, Hartford 5 over Syracuse 3, Rochester 4 over Buffalo, Montreal 8 over Toronto 7. The night featured close scores across the circuit with bats and sticks producing several lead changes.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Local High School Scores Reported in Bridgeport Derby Matches
In New London Bristol and Norwich Meriden clashes scores were recorded as New London 4 Norwich 5 while New Haven 8 Waterbury 1 and Bridgeport 8 Derby 4 summarized with the latest game results from the regional high school matches.
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Notices from Mechanics Savings Bank Officers Named
In Lowell on June 18 1901 at a Mechanics Savings Bank meeting the list of officers and trustees was read including president Jacob Rogers vice presidents Isaac Allan and V Keyes secretary treasurer Alexander G Cum nick and clerk Charles O Hutchinson.
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Isaac Allan V. Keyes
Alexander G. Cum
John Davis
Frustee
Isaac Cooper
Alexander G. Cnmnock
Charles Y Hildreth
William Blanchard
James G. Marshall
William Ward
Edward N. Burke
J. Tyler Stevens
Clarence H. Nelson
John O. Bannett
Frederick A. Flather
Nathaniel B. Kerr
Charles O. Hutchinson
Charles C. Hutchinson
Mortgagee's Sale of Lowell Lot Under 1830 Mortgage
Public auction sale of a Lowell land lot of 5000 square feet on Laurel Street date July 5 1901 at 2 PM. Property described as lot ninety on the 1888 plan, bounded by lots 91 98 89 with Laurel Street frontage. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and restrictions. $100 cash at sale. balance due in 10 days after deed delivery. Jesse H. Shepard executor and Susan M. Perkins assignee.
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Lowell
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jesse H. Shepard
Franklin D. Russell
Henry C. Fuller
Middlesex North
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Fuller
Susan M. Perkins
Laurel Street
Shepard, Russell and Fuller
Middlesex North District
Fairmount Street
Joseph W. Piper
County of Middlesex
Shepard
Russell
Sarah S. Reed
Wentworth Avenue
Hanover Avenue
Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds
Birch Street
Mortgagee's Sale of Lowell Property on Wentworth Avenue
Mortgagee's sale of a Lowell parcel described in a 1889 mortgage to Shepard Fuller and Russell and later assignments to Reed and Perkins. The auction is July 5, 1901 at 2:15 PM on site, with a $100 deposit and balance due in cash within ten days after deed delivery, subject to unpaid taxes and restrictions. Assignee of the mortgage is Susan M Perkins.
Lipton Backs Yawl Ocean Race Idea for Shamrocks
Sir Thomas Lipton told an Associated Press rep he would enter the Shamrock I and II in an ocean race only if sailed under yawl rig. He suggested two legs from Britain to the Azores and then to Falmouth, with masts left to the designers. Trials on the Clyde are planned next week, aiming for a July 20 departure.
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Race of Accidents at Revere Bicycle Meet
The one hour motor paced race featuring Bobby Walthour James Moran and Nat Butler ended with Walthour winning by one lap after Moran and Butler faced mechanical failures and falls. Moran lost pace and three laps, Butler fell behind early, and Walthour’s motor broke near the end before he finished on Butler’s machine. An exhibition five mile ride followed.
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James Moran
Nat Butler
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Harlem Race Track Restraining Order Granted in Chicago
Opponents of the Harlem track secured a temporary restraining order against track management after failing to obtain injunctive relief without notice. Judge Holdem issued the writ with deputy sheriffs dispatched to serve it, aiming to halt book making and pool selling at Harlem. A similar writ is anticipated for the American Derby and Washington Park club.
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Harlem Race Track
Tuley
Holdem
Washington Park Club
Smallpox Case Reported in Fall River
Fall River reports a third smallpox case as Angus Phanauf, 32, of 1057 Slade Street, residing behind the initial patient, has been removed to the pest house. Health authorities monitor several suspicious cases as the board of health tightens watch.
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Slade Street
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