Lowell Falls to Manchester in Misty Park Drizzle
In a damp Saturday at Spalding park Manchester beat Lowell 9 to 3. Webber’s misplays at first base and Merritt’s absence hurt Lowell as Willis and Whiting faltered later, while Sockalexis doubled for Manchester and Dorsey called the game near 5:30 with two outs.
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P.C. Wolfe
Sockalexis
Cross Ateee
Lake See Eeee
Bressler
Webber
Eeeee
Cassidy McLaughlin
Moran Teens
Merritt
Haverhill Beats Fall River 8 to 3 in Quick Win
Haverhill defeated Fall River 8 to 3 in seven innings as Wade allowed three early hits and the fielding miscues enabled six runs after two were out. The game ended with Haverhill reaching the win on steady offense and solid defense.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Wade
Oase
Averages But Few Good Hitters In Lowell Fielding
The Lowell team shows weak fielding and inconsistent batting as Dover rises. After a 2–4 week, Lowell risks dropping from second place unless they improve. Lake and Merritt lead fielding averages, with solid play noted despite overall lapses.
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Fielding Lake
Merritt
BASE BALL NOTES SELECTED FROM NEW ENGLAND
Lowell at Nashua today in a busy notes page. Cassidy excelled in Saturday’s game while Bressler takes the mound. Webber and first base are strangers to fans and critics. Concord alderman Charles J. French is an umpire for the New England league. McGinley of Haverhill has measles, promising rough times when he pitches again. Crowd disapproves of Win Clark at second and cheer his exit. Manchester’s Nevers shines at first after Lewiston. strong talk Concord has the best team in the league. Manager Smith of Manchester praised, his kicking lauded yet provoking mixed reactions. A fan’s derby hat is knocked off by a boy’s jump, a comical end to the day.
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Spalding Park
Lowell
Pocahontas Braves
Manchester
Webber
Merritt
Connors
Lake
Billie Merritt
Willis
Whiting
Swander
Nevers
McLaughlin
Sockalexis
Cassidy
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Dorsey
Win Clark
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Nashua Telegraph
Diavola
Pocahontas Smith
Papa Lake
Chief Locky
Deacon Morrissey
Lew Cross
Barney McLaughlin
Manchester Union
Quirky Baseball Day Features Nashua Lowells Curling Night
A windy day ends abruptly as Umpire Dorsey halts play with two outs in the Manchester side. Gokey the Nashua pitcher shows form after a call from Burns, while Mrs. John Carney emerges as the Lowell and Concord mascot finding four leaf clovers that spurred two Concord wins 11 to 3. League schedule lists multiple matchups through the week with heavy Lowell and Concord involvement.
Boston Triumph Sparks Postgame Umpire Rush
In Detroit today Boston won a wild game as fans swarmed the umpire after Harley was ejected for kicking in the fourth inning. Players from both sides formed a protective circle and escorted the official from the field amid the uproar. Score not disclosed.
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Detroit
Detroits
Boston
Harley
Cleveland Defeats Washington In One-Sided Tilt
In Fore Wayne Indiana on June 22 Cleveland topped Washington in a largely uninteresting game. Carrick’s errors and wild pitches fueled the defeat while Joss and Bemis combined for the Cleveland battery and Carrick and Clark worked for Washington. Attendance reported around 2,500 with Umpire O’Laughlin behind the plate.
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Fore Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Washington
Carrick
Gesareitee Ie
Joss Ae Bemis
Carrick and Clark
O'Laughlin
Chicago Drops Two Close Games In Extra Innings
Chicago, June 22. Chicago lost two tight games due to critical errors. Oyler's timely hit and Strang's two fumbles produced the winning run in the first game. A 12 inning affair featured Garvin and Crain pitching well, but Garvin's wild throw on Williams' bunt and Bresnahan's single decided the game. Selbach's fielding highlighted the contest. Batteries McGinnity Bresnahan for Chicago and Patterson Sullivan. Time 1.30 Umpire Carruthers. Score 9-5.
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Chicago
Oyler
Strang
Garvin
Crain
Williams
Bresnahan
Second Game recap shows Chicago loss to Baltimore
In the second game the Baltimore team defeated Chicago 27 to 16 with batteries Cronin Bresnahan Garvin and Sullivan contributing. Carruthers made a notable play as time 2.15. Attendance reached 16 750.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Cronin
Bresnahan
Garvin
Sullivan
Carruthers
St Louis beats Philadelphia as wild pitching and homers decide
In St Louis on June 22 Mitchell was removed in the third after three straight walks. Hastings yielded four hits, including two homers by Anderson and McCormick. Final score St Louis 7 Philadelphia 1. Powell and Donohue. Mitchell, Hastings and Schreck. Time 1 43. Umpires Sheridan and Connelly. Attendance 10,000.
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Seeee
McGuire
Mullins
Sedeeaeen
Boston
Detroit
Collins
Stahl
Holmes
Harley Barrett
Casey
Freeman
Parent
Ferris
Harley
Prentis
Mpire
Johnstone
St. Louis
Mitchell
Hastings
Anderson
McCormick
Philadelphia
Powell and
Donohue
Schreck
Sheridan and Connelly
Baseball results from weekend games across leagues
Saturday action includes Detroit 4 Cleveland 1 in 15 innings and Chicago 3 Baltimore 2, St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1. Sunday features Detroit 7 Boston 5, Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 in the first game and Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 in the second, plus Fort Wayne 6 Washington 4 and Philadelphia 1.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia
Wee
Pittsburgs Rally In Nine To Edge Chicago In Thriller
A tense baseball game between Pittsburgs and Chicago ended 4 to 2 after late rallies. Key plays included a ninth inning run sequence with runners advancing on singles, a double by Kling and solid defense. Umpire O Day officiated as Pitt and Chicago battled before an estimated 10 000 fans.
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Kling
Phillippi
O’day
Pitt
Tay and Smith
Chiesea
Thielman Wins Sixth Straight As Reds Top St. Louis
Cincinnati blanks St Louis 7 to 2 in a well played game on June 22 as Thielman earns his sixth consecutive victory. Crawford and Hoy shine with four hits apiece while the O’Neil brothers suffer their first loss in nearly a month. Batteries Thielman Peitz Joyce O’Neil and Jack O’Neil. Time one forty. Um.
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Thielman
Crawford
Hoy
O’neil Brothers
St. Louis
Peitz
Joyce, O'Neil
Jack O'Neil
Baseball scores from Boston and Chicago games
Rain affected play in Boston New York and Boston. Pittsburg beat St Louis 4 3 in the first game and 14 4 in the second. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 11 3. Chicago beat Pittsburg 3 2 in 19 innings. Cincinnati defeated St Louis 7 0.
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Boston
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Local Hockey Scores From Three City Matches
At Toronto Newark 10 Toronto 9 and Rochester Worcester 6 Roches ter 2. Buffalo Buffalo 5 Providence 3. Scoring shows tight games with high offense and close margins in early season standings.
National and New England matchups across regions
Regional sports schedule lists games: National division with Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Chicago. New England with Lowell at Nashua Manchester at Concord Fall River at Haverhill Lawrence at Dover. Eastern slate Providence at Toronto Worcester at Montreal Jersey City at Buffalo Newark at Rochester.
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Seer
Lowell Sees Oy
Dover
Lawrence
Haverhill
Concord
Fall River
Nashua Bee
New England
Lowell
Nashua
National
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
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Providence
Toronto
Worcester
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Newark
Rochester
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A Fine System Health Remedies From Reliable Stock
A brief ad describes health improvement through pure drugs medicines nerve foods tonics and related products. It notes that many advertised medicines are worthless nostrums and the shop carries only proven items that have not been found wanting.
Vesper Triumph Over Winchester In Wet Lowell Match
Twenty five Winchester Golf Club players journeyed to Lowell Saturday for a friendly clash. Vesper prevailed 48 to 8 despite incessant rain. four Winchester wins, eighteen Vesper wins, and one draw. Fires, dry clothes, and a hot supper awaited competitors after the soggy day.
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Winchester Golf Club
Lowell
Vesper
Winchesters
Ewinchester
Conant
Csereeee
Whidden
J. Kk Whittier
I. Whittier
J.S. Talbot
Bartlett
A. M. Chadwick
Joseph Smith
Sod Morton
Ee Goulding
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Bramhall
Lowell Man Wins Both Gross and Net Honors in Merrimac Open
June 21 at Merrimac Valley Country Club saw the open handicap stroke event held in rain. Harold Selfridge of the Vesper club Lowell won best net score and also had the best gross score. F W Robertson of Philips Andover Academy took the cup for best gross.
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Lowell
Local Club Scoring Snippet From Passaconway Meet
Fragmentary records show C C Chipman and Jos Shattuck Jr from Passaconway with 12 112 and 12 114 marks while F R Jones also from Passaconway posted 12 119. G A Noyes and Brae Bura club are listed among scores, with unclear context or events.
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C.c.chipman
Passaconway
Jos. Shattuck, Jr
F. R. Jones
Aecords
G. A. Noyes
Brae-Bura Club
Cornell Triumphs In All Three Regatta Events
Cornell captured all events at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Poughkeepsie on June 21. Varsity eight finished in 19m 35s, varsity four in 10m 43 3 5s, and freshmen eight in 9m 39 4 5s with Wisconsin, Columbia, and Pennsylvania placing behind in respective races.
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N. Y
Cornell
Wisconsin
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
Varsity
Yale Crew Spars Quiet Pre-Harvard Race Day
Yale oarsmen at Gales Ferry rest before the Harvard race. June 22 reports indicate the Varsity crew relaxed in New London in launches and read papers at Yale quarters. All rowers are in fine form and awaiting the race day with patience.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Red Top
New London
Norwich
Yale
Varsity
Nevins Body Believed Recovered Near Coney Island
A man’s body was recovered from the bay near Coney Island with a check bearing the name R. Hoe & Company in his clothing. It is believed to be Nevins the machinist who leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge last Sunday. The death appears to be self-inflicted and tied to the firm named.
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New York
Coney Island
R. Hoe & Company
Nevins
Brooklyn Bridge
Camorra Candidates Sweep Naples Municipal Vote
In Naples on June 22 candidates put up by the Camorra were elected in every ward in the recent municipal elections. The government is expected to dissolve the municipal council.
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Naples
Camorra
Foley's Money and Tar Relief for Asthma Sufferer
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa reports long asthma struggle with many remedies and physician treatments from New York and other cities but finds Foley's Money and Tar gave immediate relief and he will keep it at home. Sold by F C Goodale and B Carter.
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Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
F. C. Goodale
B. Carter
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