Color of Coin in Augusta Forces Player Standstill
Bangor reports Lowell players left Augusta after manager Leighton demanded payment. Manager Lake refused to play for nothing, warning he will quit if salaries are not settled by July 1. Augusta plans to desert if the coin issue remains unresolved, with local officials watching at the gate.
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Best game of season as Bangor defeats Manchester by one run
In Bangor this after noon the locals edged Manchester by one run in a thrilling contest. Voltz and Smith pitched well with Voltz getting the better of the duel though Manchester threatened to win until the final innings. Fielding support varied at key moments for Bangor.
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Voltz
Smith
Haverhill Defeats Portland in Shutout Triumph
In Portland, Maine on June 25, pitcher White of Haverhill dominated the Portland hitters with Wiley and Welch managing a few correct reads. The home team was shut out for the first time this season, marking Haverhill’s first victory over Portland. Final score shows Haverhill tallying in a lopsided win. Batteries listed as White and Shincel for Haverhill, Gaff for Portland.
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Wiley and Welch
Lewiston Defeats Nashuas In High Scoring Game
Lewiston team defeated Nashuas this afternoon in front of the season’s largest crowd of about 1200 at Lewiston. The final score shows Lewiston 666 to Nashua 493. Batteries were Kane and Burrill for Lewiston and Howard and Coveney for Nashua. Umpire Mahoney. Time-130.
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N. E. League Results From Various Cities
In Augusta Augusta 9 Lowell 0 forfeit as Lowell refused to play without guaranteed pay. In Portland Haverhill 8 Portland 0. In Bangor Bangor 3 Manchester 2. In Lewiston Lewiston 6 Nashua 5.
Local Matchups Across Cities Highlighted
Lowell faces Bangor while Haverhill travels to Lewiston and Manchester hosts Augusta with seven games set. Nashua meets Portland as region sports schedule unfolds this week with multiple cross city pairings.
Augusta Fates Stir Maine Baseball in June Report
Augusta faces financial woes forcing schedule shifts and sparking talk of moving the New England league. Lawrences considered as ideal eight club replacement while Augusta may exit. Bangor and Portland teams aim to sustain the Maine circuit until July 4 amid debts and guarantees. Lowell and Nashua weather concerns, new Lowell players described as no disappointment.
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Battle of Dover Fought by the First Brigade
The Dover battle ends with the First Brigade victorious as troops march to Framingham Camp. Gen Mathews led the force up Pegan hill and back with no losses, while Clarke’s out posts resisted strongly. The day drew a crowd of locals who witnessed the drill and maneuvers.
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Old Town
Reveille
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Col. Clark
Bartells Farm
Clarke
Two Victories For Hub League Teams In Philadelphia and Boston
Boston Americans beat Cleveland 2 1 in a well played game with Dowling charged with the loss as Young kept hits scattered. two fast double plays by Boston featured the contest while McCarthy and Bradley hit triples and O'Brien joined a two-base hit. attendance 3265 in Boston.
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Beck
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Pilgrimage of Christian Scientists to Pleasant View
The annual gathering of Christian Science followers to Mary Baker Eddy's Pleasant View home in Concord drew an estimated 2500 to 3000 visitors from Boston and other areas. They arrived by train and streetcar, with extra cars and carriages awaiting, and Mrs Eddy appeared from the balcony to greet them before a 2 o'clock audience and a 2:30 departure for home. Accidents on farms, stings and sprains are treated with Thomas' Electric Oil.
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Pleasant View
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Boston
Europe
Irving C. Tomlinson
Christian Science Church of Concord
Alfred Baker
Mrs. Eddy
Manchester Easy Win by Forfeit Over Augusta
Augusta Maine June 25 The Augusta and Lowell game was not played as Lowell manager Lake, who played Monday, did not receive his guarantee due to an attachment on funds and refused to play unless paid. The Augusta team appeared in uniform and claimed the game by forfeit 9 to 0. Manchester manager Smith telephones from Bangor to say he will arrive Wednesday and Thursday to play as scheduled.
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Augustas
Smith
Manchester
Bangor
Gardner to Box Broad at New Bridgeport Club
Billy Gardner of Lowell, New England featherweight champion, faces Kid Broad on July 12 at Tom O Rourke s club in Bridgeport. They meet 20 rounds at 130 pounds, each posting 250 for appearance, with Al Smith and Rob Roy backing Broad and Gardner respectively. winner could meet Terry McGovern.
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Billy Gardner
Lowell
New England
Kid Broad
Tom O’rourke
Bridgeport
al Smith
New York
Broad
Rob Roy
Gardner
Terry McGovern
Mail Nine Wins Big In Six Inning Victory
At Fels' oval yesterday the Mail baseball nine defeated the Courier- Citizen composing room nine in six innings by a score of 25 to 9. The Brooksides seek a match with Phenix A. C. or another city strong team for money. Address George E. Potts, 70 Dalton street.
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Mail Baseball
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George E. Potts
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Ladies Handicap Golf Tournament at Vesper Country Club
At the Vesper Country club links on Tyng's Island a handicap golf tournament for the ladies will be held as part of the Ladies' Day celebration.
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Tyng’s Island
Dean's Ointment Cures Itching Leg Sore
W Lenhart of Bowling Green reports a persistent running sore on the leg that caused torture. The ointment relieved the burning and itching and produced a permanent cure.
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W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Boston Nine Top Pittsburg With Late Rally
Nine Boston batters faced Pittsburg in the third as five runs came on four hits and two walks and two errors. Nichols made a leaping catch at the left field fence sealing the win, with Pool relief in the ninth. Attendance 1200, time 11.40, umpires Dwyer.
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Harvard Triumphs 3-0 Against Yale In Big Crowd
Yale field saw about 6000 fans as Harvard pitcher Clarkson dominated with eleven strikeouts and flawless support. A late misplay by Yale allowed Harvard to score in the decisive inning while Captain Robertson of Yale led a cool, steady effort but could not produce runs.
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Flannel materials and wine sale at Pollard counter
An all wool twisted flannel sold 20c and 25c per yard for bathing suits, plus grey cotton and wool flannel at 15c and 17c per yard for fancy colored suits. Also wine, marine blue, cadet and green French flannel at 29c per yard. Basement flannel counter at A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Puritan Chapter Sale and Supper a Local Success
A Puritan Chapter meeting at Encampment hall yielded a well attended sale supper and entertainment. About 200 patrons enjoyed a decorated dining hall, with a varied program including songs, readings, harmonica, piano duets, and sleight of hand exhibition by Prof. Henri V. Baril. Organizers led by Helen J. Talbot and Mary A. Symonds received praise for coordinating the evening.
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Gas Work Accident Injures Tyrer Street Worker
Patrick Parker of Lowell Gas Light was digging a trench on Tyrler Street when a large quantity of dirt collapsed, injuring him with internal injuries. He was taken to St. John's Hospital for treatment yesterday morning.
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Lowell Gas Light Company
Tyler Street
St. John’s Hospital
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