Costly Errors in Lowell Nashua Tilt at Fairgrounds
Four to two was the Lowell vs Nashua score as Gokey and Connors shone yet Lowell erred late. Connors pitched well, Latimer and Connolly delivered fielding saves, while Nashua capitalized on miscues to win after 9 innings. The crowd of about 500 watched a tense, error prone affair ending with a disputed mask disappearance.
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Haverhill Edges Manchester in 12 innings
Haverhill beat Manchester 9 to 6 after 12 innings in Manchester New Hampshire on June 19. The locals scored all runs early then tied the game in the ninth as Stackpole pitched superbly for the visitors before Haverhill capitalized on fielding miscues in the bottom of the inning to clinch the win.
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Bangor Beats Augusta In One Sided Game
Bangor won decisively against Augusta, scoring 15 runs to 6. L Cross hit a home run while Gusheen and Kelly posted three base hits each, as Bangor bunched hits while Augusta’s were scattered. Batteries Brown and Clark for Bangor J Cross and Davis for Augusta. Umpire Mahoney. Time 1.25. Attendance 400.
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Portland Beats Lewiston In Close Maine Game
Portland defeated Lewiston in a lively basketball contest with both Mullholland and Gaffney ineffective and slow team play. Final score Portland 14 40 30 1 3 14 6 Lewiston 3 8 0 22 10 10 4. batteries Coughlin Gaffney Curtis Towne Burrell. time two hours. umpire Wheelock. attendance about 400.
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Local teams tally in scattered baseball scores
Lowell-Nashua 4, Lowell 2. Manchester-Haverhill 9, Manchester 6 in 12 innings. Bangor 15, Augusta 6. Lewiston-Portland 13, Lewiston 10.
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Lowell and Nashua Duel as Bevall Joins Beantown Pitching
Diamond Dust reports Lowell facing Nashua with new signings and lineup changes. Bevell of Boston joins as likely pitcher, while Bevell’s high cost is noted. Nashua players mocked for masks, and Petey Regan’s mood is described amid a string of rough remarks about the teams.
Lowellsen and Derby in baseball turmoil after defeat
Lowell's losses stretch their streaks as nerves fray in late innings. Coach Lake pursues college talent while Latimer faces a tug between Derby and Lowell with advance pay and a looming deadline.
Boston Americans Rally to Beat League Leaders in Sixth
In Boston on June 19 Callahan was ejected in the sixth for kicking as the Boston Americans defeated the league leaders. Collins walked, Isbell misplayed, and Parent homered to spark the inning. Parent also stopped a hot grounder in the fifth and Jones made a splendid running catch in the eighth. The score details follow.
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Hart Beats Cleveland as Philadelphia Wins Fast Game
Hart pitched well but his errors helped Cleveland fall behind as Lajoie doubled and Fultz drove in the tying run. Fultz stole third and scored on Hart's wild throw to end the game in one hour and fifteen minutes. Frazer Powers Hart Wood Cantillon officials.
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Baltimore Americans Beat Milwaukee 9 to 3 in Finale
Baltimore Americans defeated Milwaukee 9 to 3 as Foreman pitched well until the seventh inning. McGraw Hart and Gilbert starred in the field and at bat. Score by innings shows Baltimore dominant early, Milwaukee score late. Batteries Foreman Robinson Hawley Hastings Maloney. Time one forty five. Umpires Sheridan Connolly. Attendance 1831.
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Brooklyn Nationals Beat Cincinnati 10–6 in Rough Tilt
Brooklyn, June 19. The Brooklyn Nationals defeated Cincinnati 10 to 6 as Brooklyn hitters led by Lips and McGuire produced multiple extra base hits. Dahlen at short contributed. Cincinnati fielding kept the game closer. McJames and Phillips paired for Cincinnati. Dwyer umpired before about 1,900 in attendance.
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Phillies Drop League Return Game to St Louis
In Philadelphia on June 19 the local National League club lost a dull home game to St Louis. Both pitchers were hit hard but Jones received better support than Donohue. The final score was St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2. Batteries Jones and Nichols Donohue and McFarland. Time 1.50. Umpire Emslie. Attendance 1753.
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Merrimack Valley league games schedule players listed
The Merrimack Valley league hosts several matches this Saturday. U S Buntings face Wigginville at home with J Priestley Capt Patrick Rowley Burns Croft Briggs Ellison Simpson Waterhouse Birtwistle Aspin plus reserve Dyson. U S Buntings reserves meet North Billerica with Lamson Capt. Chippen dale Winters Burtt Hindle Bailey Keenan Smith Charlesworth Senior Nelson reserves Bailey Davis umpire Butterfield. Mohairs vs Lawrence Cricket club at Lawrence grounds features Southam Ave yard Hird Mosley Moss Gath Haughton Tuttle Waite Scholes Greenwood with reserves Brook Southam Harriman W Nelson T Nelson Humphriss Firth Harrison Clogston Saunders Bingley Fielding at Chelmsford street grounds 2.30 start. MV Cricket League meeting at Arlington hotel 7 30 pm to consider Birtwell silver cup offer and by law amendments regarding Methuen Andover protest.
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Chicago Nationals Slammed by Boston in twin bill
In Boston on June 19 Chicago Nationals fell to the Red Sox in a doubleheader. Boston won the first game with a late rally after Mets errors and Chicago miscues. In the second game Green Chance and Haskell paced Boston as Gammons was released by the club. Score:
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Leever exits. Tannehill shines as New York ties Pittsburg
New York versus Pittsburg game halted by darkness after Leever limps off in the third. Tannehill replaces him, out pitches Matthewson, but a ninth inning stumble leaves the visitors tied. Final score not reached due to darkness with 6 5 scoreline. Batteries, time, and attendance noted.
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Drinkwater
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Matthewson
Pittsburg
Bowerman
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O’connor
Zimmer
O'Day
Baseball scores from city stamp matches listed
In Boston Boston 5 defeated Chicago 3. Baltimore Baltimore 9 beat Milwaukee 3. Philadelphia Philadelphia 4 edged Cleveland 3. Washington Washington 7 defeated Detroit 2. The games feature city named teams with final tallies in a compact scoring roundup.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
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Washington
Detroit
National League Results Reported With Scores
In Boston the first game ended Boston 6 Chicago 2 and the second Boston 7 Chicago 6. In Philadelphia St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2. In Brooklyn Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 0. In New York New York 5 Pittsburgh 5, called end ninth due to darkness.
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Local Baseball Scores From Tonight's Action
Providence-Providence edged Worcester 1 0 while Hartford remain tied with Syracuse 2 2 after 12 innings. Montreal Toronto game postponed by rain. Rochester beat Buffalo 11 to ?
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Bristol Defeats Norwich in First Bristol Game
In Bristol the first game ends Bristol 6 Norwich 3 as graduates and Providence Brown compete. The second game sees Bristol win 2 1 over Norwich. Waterbury triumphs 8 1 over Derby while Bridgeport dominates New Haven 4 0. Meriden hosts Meriden New London 3 in a later matchup.
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The Old America to Return to Sea for Shamrock II Race
The old schooner yacht America rests at Lombard's wharf East Boston under Capt James Waters. She will be commissioned after readiness and plans to celebrate the 50th anniversary by competing in the September race for the Americas Cup against Shamrock II off Sandy Hook.
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Races Quietly Mapped for Newport Series
At the New York Yacht Club it was stated the Constitution and Columbia races will be at Newport on July 1 and 3 with the Independence likely included. The Constitution will not be ready for the Glen Cove cup on June 26, now set for July 4. Following July 1 and 3 events, additional class races are planned July 5, 7, 9, 11, and 13 under Newport Racing Association management.
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Row Over Jennings
Baltimore June 19 Hugh Jennings the famed shortstop is at issue between managers McGraw and Mack as talks continue over his status. Jennings says he will not play for Baltimore without Mack’s consent or a guaranteed salary for three to four years. President Frank vows Jennings will play in the last game of the series with Milwaukee, while Ban Johnson has ordered the game be called if he plays and Sams may pursue legal action if the club is blocked.
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Conway W. Sams
Washington Beats Detroit 7-2 in Baseball Showdown
Washington won 7-2 as Detroit committed three bases on balls and two first inning errors. Patten pitched a strong game with nine strikeouts though seven men reached on walks. Mercer injured his ankle in the third and left the field. Detroit turned double plays to stay in contention. batteries Patten Grady and Slever.
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Moran Beats Ross In 25 Mile Motor Pace Race
Moran of Boston won the 25 mile motor paced race against Ross in Providence. Moran led early until Ross took the front at the eighth mile. The final lap was tight with Moran claiming victory in a garrison finish in 40.47 1-5. MacFarland won the handicap from scratch in 2.01 1-5. Jacobson won the 2.10 class and MacFarland claimed the open.
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Nelson Breaks Record in 25 Mile Motor Pace Race
Baltimore June 19 Johnny Nelson won a 25 mile motor paced race by Burns Pierce, finishing forty minutes eight seconds, beating by one mile and seventy yards. The mile record of 1:30 was lowered by two fifths of a second.
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Johnny’’ Nelson
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Lowell And Other Stops Train Schedule Almanac
Corrected October 8 190. Boston and Maine R R timetable lists departures from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell for Boston and many cities including Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portland and more with numerous daily and Sunday times, along with notes on divisions and service references for ticketing and routing.
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