Nashua Triumphs Over Fall River 2 1 In NE League
Nashua New Hampshire defeated Fall River 2 to 1 after scoring in the first five innings as Nashua’s doubles and two errors decided the game. Ball made a notable running catch in the fourth innings while Nashua’s fielding held firm. Other NE League games postponed due to weather with Manchester beating Brockton 7 to 4 and Concord-Lawrence at Concord stalled.
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Manchester Mirror
Brockton Beats Manchester In Rain Soaked Game 7-4
In Manchester on June 24 Brockton defeated Manchester 7 to 4 after a long game with drizzle. Kane was ejected in the fourth for shoving the umpire. Highlights included Joyce base running, and Page, Boardman batting, plus a sensational Smith catch.
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Brockton
Kane
Joyce
Page
Boardman
Smith
Rehpoa E
Cote
Vail
Clark
Gutheen
Mullaney
Kelly
Foxen
Cudworth
Games Today in New England League Matchups
Fall River visits Lowell while Brockton travels to Concord and Lawrence faces Manchester. Haverhill eyes Nashua as the schedule unfolds in a set of late season games.
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P.C. Nashua
Concord
Lowell
Manchester
Brockton
Fall River
Haverhill
Lawrence
Nashua
Baseball chatter across New England papers
The clippings report several baseball notes from Lawrence Manchester and surrounding towns. Klobedanz to join Los Angeles for the season, Vail trials with Nashua, Parsons trimming dead wood, Kilcoyne hitting .320 in three games for Norwich, and calls for more victories over Fall River as locally minded fans discuss the league and regional rivalries.
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Los Angeles
Lawrence American
Kilcoyne
Norwich
Haverhill Gazette
Lipton Confident Of Victory In Shamrock Cup
New York June 24 Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Oceanic discussed the upcoming cup races. He praised Reliance and Shamrock III, expressed optimism about his chances, and anticipated racing after lunch with President Roosevelt’s invitation. Lipton confirmed plans to stay involved in Newport and the cup defense with Shamrock I.
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White Star
Oceanic
Liverpool
Nantucket
Sir Thomas Lipton
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sir Thomas
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Smith
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Roosevelt
Gen. Corbin
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White House
Narrows
Chaffee
Major Bird
Gov. Oden
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Reliance
Shamrock
Shamrock I
Columbia
Britain
Washington
Newport
Fife
Capt
Wringe
England
Towns Rally To Spring Sports And Local Notes
Fragmented notices from regional papers recount fishermen in Manchester and Cross on calm days. Lowells and Lake Lowellites excel in fastball as Fall winds up. Obituaries and social missives appear from Brockton to Taunton with farewells and floral tributes as the season wanes.
Mystery outfielder named Howard joins Irwin’s roster
The managers defend tactics as fans demand wins. Arthur Irwin adds a new outfielder known only as Howard, a mystery since his early career in New England. Irwin says he does not know the player’s real name, fueling speculation as Rochester Herald notes.
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Howard
Irwin
New England
Rochester Herald
Williams College Commencement Day Events and Games
Williamstown June 24 The Williams college programme includes Phi Beta Kappa meeting commencement exercises Alumni dinner and a ball game between the college nine and alumni won by the varsity 5 to 2 President Hopkins addresses George F Hurd of Syracuse speaks on College men and the labor problem Philosophical orations by Stuart R Sherman and Charles M Purrell valedictory by Purrell Degrees conferred LL D Henry D Pritchett B D Bierde Ph D Haile Ogden 87 D D Rev Samuel Holmes Honorary MA William Tatlock 38
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Williams College
Phi Beta Kappa
Hopkins
Jeorge F. Hurd
Syracuse
Stuart R. Sherman
Charles M. Purrell
Moscow
N. Y
Henry D. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B. D. Bierde
University of Wisconsin
Haile Ogden
New York Boeing Post
D.D
Samuel Holmes
Suffalo
William Tatlock
Ida Barber Weds Luther Day At Canton Ohio
Miss Ida Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Barber second niece of Mrs McKinley becomes the wife of Luther Day second son of Supreme Court Justice William R Day The ceremony at First Presbyterian church was by Rev O B Milligan in the presence of hundreds, with Miss Kate Barber and Stephen Day as attendants among guests were Senator and Mrs Hanna and the McKinleys The late President and Mrs McKinley had earlier brides presents tradition for McKinleys other nieces
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M. C. Barber
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Baer
Mary Barber
Worcester Players Sold To New Orleans For 1500
Toronto today reports pitcher Applegate and center fielder Frisbee of Worcester sold to New Orleans for 1500 dollars. Worcester management plans to hire pitcher Hemming, formerly of Toronto, to join the roster.
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Applegate
Frisbee
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New Orleans
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King Peters Promises in Belgrade Torchlight Cheer
Belgrade June 24 immense torchlight procession lit the city tonight. The king appeared on the balcony with ministers as crowds cheered wildly. His Majesty read a speech promising to try to give the people the government they require.
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Parsons
Lawrence Sun
Belgrade
Konak
American League baseball results scattered across doubleheader day
In Detroit, Boston fell 2 to 1 as Detroit wins the first game. Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 1. New York and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Cleveland taking game one 6 to 3 and losing game two 3 to 0. St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Boston's Deering Crawford and Carr delivered, while Din en and Deering pitched well for Detroit.
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Lush
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McGuire
Courtney
Smith
Deering
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O'Brien
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Parent
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Long
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Hassett
Kings Work: Sweeney Wins Best Single String In Y M C A Duck Pin
About 300 fans watched Team Three of the YMCA duck-pin league defeat Team Six in a deciding match by two pins after close strings. Walter King starred with a decisive strike sealing the victory and the series as Sweeney took best single string and O'Brien best average.
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O'Brien
St. Louis Beats Philadelphia in Low- scoring Tilt
St. Louis defeated Philadelphia with Donahue pitching for St. Louis and Waddell in the opposing mound duel. Attendance was 3,500 and 8,500 listed in the report. final score reads St. Louis 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 and Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 as batteries were Donahue Kahoe versus Waddell Schreck. Time noted 1.40, umpire Connolly.
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Waddell
Donahue
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Kahoe
Schreck
Connolly
Owen Shuts Out Washington in Chicago Tilt
Owen pitched superbly for Chicago allowing three hits. A late error denied a shutout as Washington failed to score except for a single run in the ninth. Attendance 1250. Final score Chicago 4 Washington 1. Batteries Owen and McFarland for Chicago Orth and Drill for Washington. Time 1 hour 25 minutes. Umpire Sheridan.
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New York Beats Cleveland in Muddy Doubleheader
In heavy showers Cleveland made numerous errors in the first game due to mud, allowing New York to win 6 to 3. In the second game Joss shut out the visitors, as New York could not score. Batteries Chesbro and O Connor for New York and Berhard and Abbott for Cleveland. Time 2 15. Umpire O Loughlin. Attendance 3000.
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Joss
Chesbro
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Cleveland 3 New York 0 Second Game
Cleveland shuts out New York 3 to 0 in the second game. Batteries Joss Bemis Griffith Beville. Time 1 29. Umpire O Loughlin. Attendance 4144.
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Baseball Schedule: Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit
American League matchups listed include Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis with games scheduled across major venues. This brief tells dates and venues for five intercity matches without results.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Rain Postpones Entire National League Card
National League results show all games postponed due to rain. Matches listed include Pittsburg at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, and St Louis at Boston.
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Connecticut League Results Report Card
In New Haven Holyoke edged New Haven 5 to 4 while Springfield defeated Norwich 4 to 2. Hartford tied New London 4 to 1 in an even contest and Bridgeport beat Meriden 2 to 1.
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Springfield
Norwich
Hartford
New London
Hartfol
Bridgeport
Meriden
Riverside amateur baseball seeks Saturday game on June 27
The Riverside baseball team aims to schedule a game for Saturday, June 27, with T. A. T. Victors Brooksides Ketchup A. C. Beacons or Crescents. Foley's Honey and Tar offers bronchial relief alongside local druggists Good ale's Carter & Sherburne Falls & Burkinshaw and El lingwood & Co.
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Knights of Pythias Ceremony Emphasizes Charity and Unity
The address extols Pythian ideals of charity, friendship, and benevolence with 822 members in the city. It urges church lodge cooperation, honors at a wreath ceremony, and notes officers including George W. Putnam as chancellor commander and Frank B. Wright as secretary and treasurer.
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Syracuse
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Mr. Kingsley
George W. Putnam
Lodge of Sorrow
Calvin L. Joy
Alvan E. Joy
Samuel E. Lyness
Frank B. Wright
Leon Marcott
William H. Thayer
Isaac B. Romain
Ezra BE. Mansur
Clarence Wheeler
Walter S. Shaw
Samuel A. McPherres
Whippet Handicap Highlights at U S Bunting Meet
The U S Bunting eleven has no engagement this Saturday. After a string of victories, the club hosts sports and whippet races on its home grounds. Tom Harrison, renowned handicapper, praises the track and predicts a premier event. Thirty four entries mark the greatest handicap in New England, reflecting owner confidence in Harrison’s fair judging. The executive committee, buoyed by progress toward June 27 field day, expects a memorable event and a sterling club reputation.
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Harrison
Bunting Club
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New England
Philadelphians' cricket form on English grounds discussed
The Philadelphians, after a 15 match 1897 tour with only two wins against Sussex and Warwickshire, beat Nottingham and Gloucester. A Marylebone Club match sparked debate over professionalism and the use of ground staff players, with criticism of M C C claims and a note that Gloucester and Notts beat Philadelphians with pros.
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Meeting of the Mer rimack Valley league at Lawrence Saturday
A Mer rimack Valley league meeting at Lawrence Saturday evening will discuss umpire appointments for the rest of the season and the cup offered by Col Butler Ames.
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Merrimack Valley League
Lawrence
Col. Butler Ames
Reserves Impress Amid Rained Out Mo hair Grounds Match
General disappointment marked Saturday as the Mo hair grounds match between the 1st XI and next XV was unfinished due to rain. The Reserves showed they are a solid aggregation with Rudden a resourceful bowler who varied length and pace. A July Fourth meeting against the Buntings in the Massachusetts Central league promises an intriguing game.
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Rudden
City Fourth plans spark cricket funding talk
In cricket circles there is talk of city funds for the Fourth celebration being used for cricket. It is doubtful that arrangements could be made for games on that day if the appropriations, as suggested, go through.
Mohair Firsts to Meet Methuen Club in Merimack Valley Clash
Mohair first team travels by car from the square at 1 o clock to Methuen to face the local club in the Merimack Valley league. The champions have defeated every club this season and Methuen has only one loss. Mohair lineup includes J W Harrison captain H Mosley vice captain D Hird T Southam J Priestley H Allen E Fox C Aveyard J Harriman T Haughton J Cooper.
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Methuen
Soo
Methuens
J. W. Harrison
H. Mosley
D. Hird
T. Southam
J. Priestley
H. Allen
E. Fox
C. Aveyard
Chelmsford street ground lineups for Reserves game
The Reserves meet Methuen second eleven at the Chelmsford street grounds. The home eleven is L Fielding captain, J Barber, W Scholes, H Rudden, B Southam, R Firth, F G Humphries, D Clegg, F Harrison, J Whittaker, A Williams. Reserve F Rawnsley.
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Chelmsford Street
L. Fielding
J. Barber
W. Scholes
H. Rudden
B. Southam
R. Firth
D. Clegg
F. Harrison
J. Whittaker
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F. Rawnsley
Ten Years In Bed Kidney Cure Testimony
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana reports ten years bedridden by kidney disease and finds relief only after Foley's Kidney Cure, calling it a Godsend. The ad lists Goodale's drug store and several local merchants at Merrimack Central and adjacent streets.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
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Ind
Foley
Three New Cardinals Elevation by Pope in Rome
In the throne room Pope Leo steadily improved since Monday’s consistory as he formally conferred red berettas on new cardinals Mer. Nocella Cavicchioni and Fischer. Cardinal Nocella delivered a brief thanks to the Pontiff.
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Leo
Mer
Nocella
Cavicchioni
Fischer
Nocela
Launch of Galveston Delayed by Basin Bank Risk
Richmond Vermont June 24 decision announced postpones the launching of the cruiser Galveston due to insecurity of the basin bank. The launch is indefinitely postponed.
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Galveston
Basin Bank
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