Lowell Still In The Losing Class
Weather disruptions cripple New England league games with postponed matches and ongoing pay for players. Lowell shows two defeats despite Wall’s arrival as manager Connors clings to captaincy amid doubts. New Bedford, Fall River and Manchester push, while umpire discipline and player conduct threaten the season’s balance.
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Gift Game: Cy Young Steady With Curves In 3-0 win
Cy Young pitched a steady game using sharp curves to stifle the opposition as his team posted a 3-0 victory. The performance showcased control and deception, earning praise from teammates and fans alike.
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Cannell muffed fly ends game as New York home team wins 2-1
In a tense finish at home field, Cannell misplayed a fly in center allowing the winning run as New York defeats the visitors 2-1. The game featured strong outings by both pitchers and a decisive late miscue that sealed the result.
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Boston Beats New York 3 to 0 in Rainy Afternoon Game
New York Americans were shut out by Boston 3 0 before nearly 12 000 fans as Hogg allowed only two hits. Conroy misplayed a ball in the second inning and Tannehill left with an injured finger after one out in the first. Young relieved and held the visitors scoreless as Umpire McCarthy faced protests after a disputed double play.
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New York Defeats Boston in 12 Inning Tilt
New York beat Boston 2 to 0 in 12 innings after tying the score in the ninth on McGann’s three bagger and Dahlen’s hit. Caniel muff of Matthewson’s fly allowed Bowerman to score the winning run in the 12th at New York.
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McAdoo Edict Delays Brooklyn Baseball Game
Washington park in Brooklyn opened gates for a scheduled New York and Brooklyn National league clash but players did not wear uniforms due to a Police Commissioner McAdoo edict. About 500 spectators attended and the game will be played next Thursday.
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Thoroughbreds-Major Rippah Exchange Humorous Quote
The Cleveland item presents a playful exchange about horses. Col Cyatah remarks Kentucky horses are valued as noble and vigorous animals while noting the old saying you can lead a horse to water but cannot make it drink.
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Halligan Mclaughlin’s three errors cost Whalers win
New Bedford defeats Lowell 8 to 4 as Halligan and McLaughlin missteps, while Lowell’s Connors struggles after a rough two innings. Elliott limits New Bedford to five hits. Tierney scores twice, Cov eny and Taylor drive runs. Attendance 1050 at New Bedford.
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Lee Delivers Winning Run In Fall River Victory
Lee singled home the go ahead run in the eighth inning as Fall River beat Nashua 4 to 3 in a stubbornly contested game. Norris starred in the field while O'Hara and Birmingham contributed at the plate. Attendance 1200.
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Haverhill Beats Manchester In Tight 6-4 Showdown
Haverhill won a loosely played game over Manchester 6 to 4 at home. Clancy pitched well, but Manchester’s umpire absence led to Joe Clahecy officiating. Key hitters included Lawrence and Wallace with two runs each. Myron Ahearn and Spratt contributed on offense. attendance reported at 1,100.
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Umpire Moran Wins Tumultuous Lynn Victory
Moran's close calls and a riotous scene marked the Lynn Concord game in the New England League. Eustace was ejected for foul language, a near brawl erupted late, and Lynn held on for a 6 to 4 win as Pastor Bannon Lake Murphy and others delivered timely hits. Attendance reached about 2200 with police protecting the umpire.
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Schedule of baseball games for leagues this week
National League games list matches for Monday through Sunday with pairings across Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Pittsburg. American League includes New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Detroit and Chicago St Louis matchups. New England League features Fall River Concord Haverhill Nashua Lowell Lynn Manchester New Bedford Lynn Nashua and related pairings across several days.
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Emperor's Yacht Beaten in Kiel Race by Hamburg
Imperial Yacht Hamburg defeats Emperor William's Meteor III in a 33-knot Kiel race, finishing 3 hours 21 minutes 47 seconds to 3 hours 27 minutes 35 seconds. Orion beats Aisla. Swan leads among small racers. Navahoe defeats Comet in a closer finish.
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Harvard Yale Boat Race Observation Train For June 29
Central Vermont railway will run a deluxe observation train beside the Harvard Yale race at New London on June 29. The upstream course affords prime views including the finish. Limited tickets are on sale in Boston with reservations to T. H. Hanley at Central Vermont Railway, 360 Washington Street.
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Baseball Co. Y. M. L. Defeats the Shamrocks on Saturday
At Fort Hill park the Lowell R. A. team beat Wamesits 12 to 10 in a tight contest. Donaldson and Kenefick led the winners with strong hitting while F Fitzgerald fielded well. The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum also beat the Shamrocks 10 to 9 on the North Common as Huntington struck out 17 in seven innings. Next Saturday Centralville Blues meet C M L on the North Common.
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Ketchup Club Edges Sacred Hearts In Tight Game
On Saturday at Skillings field the Ketchup Club of Dracut defeated Sacred Hearts 8 to 7 after a rough start. Sacred Hearts led 6 in the first inning but Ketchup Club rallied with timely hitting and key plays, including a running catch by T Roddy and a double play by Maguire and Brennan. Batteries: Sacred Heart Kiggins and Golden. K A C Britton and Roddy. Also, the Americans beat the Mammoths 10 to 3 with Earey’s pitching a highlight. In another game the Red Men lost to an all star lineup. In the same afternoon the Young Boston Americans defeated Young Middlesex Village 20 to 17.
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Orients Win 4-1 After Third Inning Rally at McCoy Field
In Chelmsford on Saturday, the Orients defeated Courier-Citizen Job 4 to 1 at McCoy's field. The Orients scored three in the third inning, then held the Courier-Citizen scoreless. Batteries were Sullivan and Wilson for Orients, Sullivan and Foley for Courier-Citizen. Each pitcher fanned eight. Two-base hit by Perham. Next Saturday the Orients face the American Glee Club on McCoy's field.
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Mohairs Defeat Buntings In Weekend Cricket Clash
At Wigginville grounds on Saturday the Mohairs beat their rivals the Buntings by 64 to 36 with vice captain Shaw taking seven wickets for 4 runs and 18 runs. Capt Hird won the toss and fielded. Rowley and Greenwood batted, Simpson offered the only resistance as the Buntings were all out for 36. Mayor Casey observed the match, while Capt Rowley pledged to even the score in the return clash.
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Baseball Notes From The Diamond And Beyond
A collage of baseball chatter from New Bedford to Lowell covers player moves, injuries, and league shifts. Waddell leaves for family illness, Springfield managers change hands, and crowds near four thousand in Lynn. Nashua Lowell rivalries fray as Toronto and Cincinnati figures mingle with Eastern and New England league chatter.
Moore Spinning Triumph Over North Billerica in Fast Cricket
Saturday afternoon the Moore Spinning cricket team defeated North Billerica by 36 to 2 marking a standout performance this season. Moore Spinning remains undefeated on their home grounds while both teams displayed many fine plays. Unions held no game but practiced briefly.
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