Lowell Defeats Nashua 8 to 2 In New England League
Lowell bats explode for 8 runs as Nashua’s Maroney fails to deliver after a promising start. Ashenback draws crowd adulation with fielding and antics while Lowell’s Cross and Lake spark multi inning rallies. Final score 8-2 with Lowell taking control early and holding on through misplays and late innings.
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Manchester and Lowell Meet at Sasee Park This Afternoon
Spalding Park hosts a SASE Ball game this afternoon between Manchester and Lowell. The match is called for 8 15 with admission set at 25 cents.
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Manchester
Lowell
Manchester Defeats Concord in Hotly Contested Game
Manchester won the second game of the series at home before 1800 spectators. Concord played an errorless contest but managed only two hits, both in the fourth inning, while Whiting held the visitors scoreless when needed. Gilligan and Clark made errors that did not alter the outcome.
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Concord
Whiting
Concords
Gilligan and Clark
Fall River Topples Locals In Tight 4 3 Game
Lawrence notes Fall River defeated the locals 4 to 3 this afternoon as Morgan held them to two hits until the seventh. A five-hit rally produced three runs to tie it, then in the eighth Grant drew a walk, stole second, and Bevier drove in the winning run on a sacrifice. Sensational catches by Grant and Valdois highlighted the game.
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Double Play Highlights Baseball Tilt Between Carrigan and Moorehead
Moorehead bowled over in a double play sequence with Bowcock and Weddige. Pitching by Ross and Morgan yielded three and one walks respectively, with eight strikeouts for Ross and four for Morgan. Bevier served a passed ball as McCloud oversaw the game before 350 in attendance.
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McCloud
New England League Matchups Across Four Cities
In the New England League schedule, Manchester visits Lowell while Nashua plays Concord. Fall River encounters Haverhill and Lawrence travels to Brockton for four city showdowns highlighting regional competition.
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Baseball notes from Manchester and Brockton leagues
A sweep of baseball chatter covers Manchester at Spalding Park, Nashua, Brockton, and Fall River. Umpire Mahoney praised. Sudhoff and Doe feature in pitching lore. transfer talks between Brockton and New Bedford loom. fans urged to keep current players as pennant chances shift with summer heat.
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Tom McDermott
Fall River
Brockton Enterprise
Nashua Press Writer Sees Victory Sign in Chapeau Wave
Old Pa Buzzell at the Nashua Press is described as forgetting decorum by waving his hat at players during climaxes. A Nashua player cites this as an indicator of Nashua’s approaching victory as Tuesday’s events unfold.
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Nashua
Offbeat Baseball Talk Stirs Nashua and Brockton Interest
The piece notes Raham scoring the only run, and discusses Nashua and Brockton in the league. It mentions a possible transfer of the Brockton team to Bedford with season-ticket guarantees, field and rent costs, attendance comparisons among Nashua, Fall River, and Haverhill, and claims of attendance padding in Nashua.
Amateur baseball game requests fill city papers
Notices show teams seeking matches among under 18s and local amateur squads. The Tylers prefer playing nexterday with youth teams, while The Beacons, 3 fille Blues, Brooksides Riversides, Ketchup Club, Victors, and B R T seek games. Elm and Lowell council R.A. aim for a strong crowd at Fair grounds. replies via the paper.
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Americans Triumph Over Gloucestershire Cricketers in Cheltenham
London June 17 Philadelphians dismissed Gloucestershire for 155 in the first innings then Gloucestershire fell for 43 in their second. The Americans won by one innings and 26 runs as Gloucestershire collapsed. J A Lester claimed six wickets for 13 runs and total 11 for 33 in the match.
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Gloucestershire
Cheltenham
J. A. Lester
Moran Wins Paced Race at Revere
Boston June 17 An hour paced race behind four horse power motors featured at the Revere track with contestants James F Moran Will Stinson Nat Butler and Ben Munroe Moran won by a distance of 85% miles Stinson took second Butler third The mile amateur handicap went to William You ney from the 16 yard mark in 4.38 2 5 Pp F Logan was second from scratch The 10 mile open amateur was won by L Kimball in 26.52 Chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs can be relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar
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Revere
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Will Stinson
Nat Butler
Ben Munroe
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Stinson
Butler
William Youney
Pp. F. Logan
L. Kimball
Burdock Blood Bitters Touted Against Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia blamed on stomach issues. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a prompt and permanent cure that regulates and tones the stomach for relief.
Methuen eleven to meet Bunting at home next Saturday
The Methuen eleven will visit Bunting grounds for a league match next Saturday. Buntings praised for fielding and bowling after two wins over Zion club elevens with no player changed.
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Bunting Grounds
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HH. Williams
G. Clayton
E. Nelson
A. Brennan
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Powell
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Bunting
Thomas Harrison
Bunting Association
Morning and afternoon struggles loom in Cleveland split
AMERICAN LEAGUE results show Boston beating Cleveland 6 to 1 in the second game while Cleveland won 1 to 1 in the first. Washington beat Detroit was postponed by rain. Philadelphia routed St Louis 11 to 1 and New York edged Chicago 1 to 0.
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Pitcher's Battle Tags Morning Baseball Between Garvin and Pittenger
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS Boston 8 Brooklyn 2 first game Brooklyn 14 Boston 6 second game New York 7 Philadelphia 4 Boston June 17 Morning game: home team wins 3 2 as Garvin and Pittenger duel. Pittenger steadies after wildness with men on base. Stanley makes running catch in fielding highlight. Score:
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New York Tops Chicago in Ninth Inning Win
New York defeated Chicago 1 to 0 as Wolfe pitched a splendid game allowing only one hit. An error by Slattery and Flaherty plus Williams’ single produced the decisive run in the ninth. Batteries Wolfe Neville Flaherty McFarland. Time 1.40. Attendance 1270.
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Champions start western trip with win over St Louis
Philadelphia moved into first place by defeating St Louis 11 to 1 in Chicago on June 17. Reidy was ineffective as Philadelphia hammered St Louis with ragged defense and early runs. Batteries Bender Powers Reidy Sugden. Time 1.38. Umpires Carruthers Hassett.
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American League results from Hartford area games
In league play the Meriden Holyoke team beat Meriden 5 to 2 at Meriden Holyoke. New London beat Springfield 3 to 2 at New London New London. Norwich New Haven edged Norwich 1 to 0. Hartford Bridgeport defeated Hartford 2 to 2 in a late scoreless tie?
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Scores and Postponements From Regional Games
Worcester Worcester 12 Providence 0. Toronto Toronto 5 Buffalo 4. Newark Jersey City Newark postponed due to wet grounds. Baltimore Rochester 6 Baltimore ?
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Ingenious Hair Dryer Brush Shown by local Druggist
Howard the druggist at 197 Central Street demonstrates an innovative brush for drying heavy hair in about 15 minutes. The hollow body and teeth are polished nickelled metal. Remove the handle, fill with hot water, and use as a regular hair brush to dry hair quickly leaving it bright and fluffy. Call to examine the device.
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Central Street
New York Defeats Philadelphia in Tight Baseball Contest
New York won 7 to 4 over Philadelphia in a well played game despite three wild throws that aided both sides. President Pulliam suspended Bowerman for three days after yesterday's dispute with Amos Johnstone. Attendance 1,331. Batteries Taylor and Warner for New York Sparks and Roth for Philadelphia. Time 1 50. Umpire Emslie.
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National League Pairings Set for Weekend City Games
Pittsburg meets Boston while Chicago plays New York and St. Louis visits Brooklyn. Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia as the league schedule braces for marquee matchups.
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Lynch Records Twenty One Strikeouts In Columbia Game
Providence R I June 17 Lynch pitched a remarkable game against Columbia earning his seventh shutout of the season. He struck out 21 and allowed only one single as Brown won 0 to 0 impractical. Graduation day drew a large crowd with graduates singing and cheering as three professional bands played.
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R. L
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Columbia Today
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Nat Butler Wins Twenty Mile Race at Charles River Park
Nat Butler captured the twenty mile championship pace followed race at Charles River Park in Boston on June 17. Joe Nelson finished second and Will Stinson third after early pace losses. Nelson regrouped to recover four laps before being edged as Butler won easily in 26.28 2-5. Edward Didware won the half mile novice race in 1.11 3-5 and Pp. E. Logan won the five mile lap in 11.48 1-5.
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