Dover Beats Lowell 5 to 2 On Drizzly Day
Count Doe's Wild West show defeats Lowell 5 to 2 in Dover despite a drizzle. Frederigo Doe was escorted from the grounds by police after a dispute over a foul ball call. Umpire Ryan drew strong criticism as Dover capitalized on Lowell fielding miscues and late-inning scores.
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Special Saturday sale at Merrimack Street window
Merrimack Street shop Carleton and Hovey advertise a Saturday sale starting tomorrow with many items priced at 5c and 10c. Most goods originally sold for 25c. A list of items will be announced in tomorrow's paper. Location 2365 Merrimack Street.
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Concord Beats Lawrence In Hard Hitting Game
Concord defeated Lawrence in a tight game as Thompson was knocked out in the third inning. O'Brien pitched splendidly in clutch spots. A notable fielding play was Mullaney’s running catch. Score: Concord wins.
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Dover Dover 5 Lowell 2 victory report
Scores show Dover Dale and Lowell 5 to 2 in a recent stop on the schedule with the game listing a decisive outcome for Dover. Lawrence Concord 11 Lawrence 3 scoreline indicates a strong Lawrence performance on the day. Weather note mentions rain at Haverhill Manchester Haverhill. Fall River Nashua Fall River incomplete match listing.
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BASE BALL NOTES. Lowell in Manchester today.
Baseball notes from the region recounts moves and expectations for a Manchester at Lowell game today with Willis or Bressler for Lowell and Deacon Morrissey pitching for Manchester. Discussions include player releases, proposed trades, and crowd anticipation amid local commentary.
Dover and Somersworth clash over a disputed game
In a Dover versus Nashua game at Central Park Somersworth fans bet on the outcome while disputes over umpiring marred the contest. Umpire Ryan ruled two Nashua runs in the third inning and a controversial safe call at home on Hooper sparked anger as Burbage’s throw and Burrill’s tag were ruled invalid.
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Hot baseball game in driving rain at Fair grounds
In a misty afternoon match two city grocery and provision store teams, Simpson & Rowland and McKinnon’s Pets, contested the pennant at the Fair grounds. Simpson & Rowland won 7 to 6 after nine innings. Allard pitched for S. & A., with Manning and Chickern strong for the losers. Marley and Beaulieu starred for defense. the crowd of about a hundred watched under the grand stand as the two teams lined up and the umpire kept his name secret.
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Shamrocks Meet Emmetts In North Common Showdown
Rivalry between Shamrocks and Emmetts intensifies as they prepare for a high stakes game on the North common tomorrow afternoon for a purse of 50 dollars. Each side touts new players and big surprises from managers Allen and the Shamrocks. Roy and O Heir advertise clothing window display.
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Stupid Work. Stahl Stole Home In First Inning
Detroit notes Siever’s wild work gave Boston an early lead and Detroit’s only run came on two singles and a fly to the outfield. Stahl stole home from third as Siever prepared to pitch in the first inning. Boston led throughout.
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Chicago Battlers Rally In Hard Fought Encounter
In Chicago a rough first inning by Baltimore produced all runs as Callahan yielded one hit until the ninth. Chicago tallied six runs while Baltimore managed three. Batteries: Callahan and McFarland for Chicago Cronin and Bresnahan for Baltimore. Time 1.45. Umpires Sheridan and Carruthers. Attendance 3130.
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Cleveland Falls to Washington in Ninth Inning Rally
In Cleveland on June 19, Washington staged a late comeback to beat Cleveland 9 to 3. Two sensational catches by Ryan in the eighth and ninth helped Washington overturn a slim lead. Batteries Orth and Clarke for Cleveland faced Bernard and Bemis for Washington. Time 1.33. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 3438.
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St. Louis Defects Help Philadelphia Inning Rally
St. Louis errors and four hits including a double fueled a Philadelphia rally as they capitalized on miscues in a game reported from St. Louis on June 19. The summary notes four hits and three errors by St. Louis contributing to Philadelphia's offensive push.
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U S Bunting Cricket Notes
On Saturday June 21 the first eleven shooting and bowling have suspended business for the Old Timers Tall Hat game. The second eleven will play at Andover.
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Zion Reserves to face Mohair Reserves on Chelmsford Street
The Zion Reserves name A Whitworth as captain for the match against Mohair Reserves at Chelmsford Street grounds on Saturday. Other players include W Walton, G Concannon, E Oken, E Dowrie, J Kershaw, R Bertwistle, E Nelson, F Rawnsley, W Bennet, C Senior, subs J Duffy, H Greenwood, with A Whitworth as umpire.
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Rhodes' New Hair Store Opens at 73 Merrimack Street
A new hair store opens at 73 Merrimack Street, Rhodes enterprise, with contact phone number 912-13. The listing highlights location and business start.
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Pitchers Duel as Saint Louis Edges Philadelphia in Seven
In a low scoring game Saint Louis beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 with Hastings and Powers facing Harper and Sugden. The contest featured a seventh inning rally and a brief pitchers duel. Umpire Connolly worked, attendance about 1,100.
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Detroit Boston 4 Detroit 1 scoreline brief
Detroit defeated Boston 4 to 1. Chicago beat Baltimore 2 to 0. Cleveland defeated Washington 5 to 3. St Louis won against Philadelphia 6 to 3.
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Chicago Beats Cincinnati With Rally In Early Innings
Chicago scored three runs in the third inning after Hahn surrendered multiple hits as umpire Powers ruled a decision unjust. Lundren and Chance alongside Hahn and Peitz pitched for their teams in front of about 1000 fans.
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Donovan Beats Philadelphia as Brooklyn Dominate Pitching
In Philadelphia on June 19 Brooklyn pitcher Donovan delivered steady work while Brooklyn hit Duggleby intermittently. Brooklyn offense produced runs against Philadelphia starter Farrell to secure the win. Duggleby took the loss with Jacklitsch and the Brooklyn battery supporting Donovan. Attendance was 1,178 with Umpire Emslie presiding.
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St. Louis Beats Pittsburg With Three-Run Third Inning
Four hits and two errors in the third inning gave St. Louis the game. Outside of this frame the play was brilliant, with O Neil battery doing good work and Pittsburg failing to capitalize on chances. Score St. Louis 0 0 0 3 9 0 Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 1 1. Batteries M O Neil and J O Neil Tannehill and Zimmer Time 1.45 Umpire O Day Attendance 2900.
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Baseball scores from early games prompt busy day
Rain affected play in Boston to New York, then Pittsburg 3, St. Louis with Pittsburg leading. Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 1 with Philadelphia dominant. Cincinnati 7, Chicago 0 in a strong showing from Cincinnati.
Hockey score roundup from local leagues
Buffalo Buffalo defeated Providence 6 to 3 while Toronto Toronto topped Newark 8 to 1. Rochester Worcester 7, Roches ter 5, and Montreal Montreal defeated Jersey City by an unknown margin.
Yale Crews Practice On Thames Before Races
Yale Varsity and freshmen crews held practice on the Thames at Yale Quarters Conn with two miles upriver and racing starts. The freshmen led the first start, the Varsity pulled away in the second, a boat length apart at one mile. Freshmen quit after a mile while the Varsity continued. later light practice and a ping pong tournament amid exams.
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Golf experts. course record broken at Wollaston
F A Falvey of Newton Centre set a course record with 73 in a 36 hole match during the Massachusetts state championship rounds at Wollaston. Semifinals will pit Lockwood against Smith and Richards against Thorp as finals are set for Saturday.
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Harvard Varsity eight shows lineup shifts and practice
Harvard rowing reports Ayer back at No 5 in the Varsity eight as Francis displaced. Coaches favor Ayer but Francis brings quicker stroke and variability. Freshmen clock 11 43 for two miles upriver against head wind, while Varsity four with Francis at No 3 and Smith at bow practices three miles upriver and shows improved cohesion after bow man shift.
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Today’s NBA schedule across leagues
GAMES TODAY feature multiple matchups across divisions. American-Beston visits Detroit while Washington plays Cleveland and Philadelphia meets St. Louis. Baltimore faces Chicago. National action has New York at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Pittsburg. New England hosts Lowell, Dover at Lawrence, Haverhill at Fall River, Concord at Nashua. Eastern pairs Providence at Buffalo and Worcester at Rochester with Jersey City at Montreal and Newark at Toronto.
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American schooner George Parker reaches St Johns for repairs
The American schooner George Parker of Gloucester Massachusetts arrived at St Johns Newfoundland for repairs after damage in a recent gale. She reports that the Gloucester schooner American lost two men on the Grand Banks during the term. Several other vessels from Canadian and Newfoundland posts also sought repairs.
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Pauncefote’s Body to Be Buried Quietly in Annapolis
Washington reports no ceremonies will accompany the removal of the late Lord Pauncefote. The body will leave on July 1 by special train to Annapolis where cadets and marines will salute the casket before it is embarked on the Brooklyn. A shore salute by minute guns will mark the cruiser’s departure down Chesapeake Bay.
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