Lowell Thumps Fall River in Easy Baseball Victory
Wade pitched fairly well for Fall River but Lowell struck early, scoring five in the first. Cross and Moran led Lowell with timely hits while Fall River errors fueled the rout. Dupee’s eighth inning run was the visitors’ lone score as McDermott wore a sour mood on the bench. Umpire Hassett called a clean game in Spalding park.
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Fall River
Lowell
Spalding Park
Lowell Boys
Cress
Dupee
McDermott
Mac
Connors
Cassidy
Shires
Lock
Merritt
Lake
Thornhill
Cross
Webber
Moran
McLaughlin
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Fall River Bowcock
Eetnoevacs
Ball Dupee
Tear
Wee Ee Eens
Sen
Ross
Wadel
Haverhill Edges Nashua In Ninth Inning Thriller
Haverhill beat Nashua 14 to 13 after turning a near defeat in the ninth inning. Van Zandt and Bush were lifted early, Labelli pitched part of the ninth, Coveney left in the seventh, Nashua replaced Deininger in the eighth, and Smith came on. Walsh and Bannon hit home runs in the eighth for Nashua.
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N. H
Haverhill
van Zandt
Bush
Labelli
Coveney
Deininger
Smith
Walsh
Bannon
E Sheets If
Pepe Herwig
Deininger P
Spooner
O'Reilly
Bernard
Shincel
Richardson
Hafford
Tae Eeee Wilson
Tees
Wilder
Herwig
Shince Wilder
Double Play Highlights Pitcher Duel in Beating Ball Game
Van Zandt issued two walks while Bush and Deininger combined for twelve. Deininger struck out six, Van Zandt recorded two K’s, and Deininger three. Wild pitches by Deininger and Labelle marked the game as Dorsey called it, with 450 in attendance.
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Hanscomb
Bannon
van Zandt
Bush
Deininger
Labelle
Dorsey
Manchester Defeats Dover In Nine Inning Rally
Manchester won easily as Kwau hit a three run homer with two on, Whiting had three safe hits and the team all hit well. Loose fielding aided Manchester while Dover offered little resistance in the nine inning game.
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Manchester
N. H
Dover
Kwau
Whiting
Washington
Boston
N. E. League Results From New England Matches
In Lowell Lowell 8 defeated Fall River 1. Manchester 12 beat Dover. Nashua Haverhill 14 led Nashua 13. Concord Lawrence match at Concord wet grounds.
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Nashua
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence-Concord
BASE BALL NOTES Haverhill at Lowell today
Haverhill visits Lowell as Connors and the team show improving play and Billie receives praise. Manchester’s speed keeps Lowell in second, with a hoped Dover win over Manchester. Hamilton’s rejuvenation may challenge Lowell in today’s key clash. Shires err before substitute Eben Ross takes first, while Concord’s rain delays still affect games.
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Manchester
Dover
Shires
Riccius
McDermott
Eben Ross
Emmetts Meet Shamrocks in Section North Field Game
Amateur baseball notes report a showdown between the Emmetts and Shamrocks on the North compu next Saturday afternoon for a purse of 50 dollars.
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Emmetts
Shamrocks
Uncle Sam wins Kiel international race by eight minutes
The American yacht Uncle Sam owned by Francis R. Riggs of New York led from the start in the Kiel international special event. J Hopkins Smith and George B Reeves steered the winner as Wansee and Tilly trailed. Cis N. and other German boats followed with British owner Cecil Quentin’s Cis N. placing fourth. Next races set for June 28, 30 and July 3 amid light winds.
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Kiel
Uncle Sam
Francis R. Riggs
New York
Stars and Stripes
Wansee
Tilly
Cis N
Cecil Quentin
England
J. Hopkins Smith
George B. Reeves
United States
Berlin
Smith
Francis B. Riggs
Nahna
Robert Goelet
Baltimore beats Philadelphia in final series game
Baltimore won the final game of the series against Philadelphia behind Cronin’s pitching against Waddell in his first American League appearance. Bresnahan and Cronin contributed at bat while Waddell and Powers also appeared. Time two hours. Umpires Connolly and Johnstone. Attendance 2,234.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cronin
Waddell
iBatteries
Bresnahan
Waddel
Powers
Connolly
Johnstone
Cleveland Beats St. Louis Despite Scattering Hits
Cleveland out batted and outfielded St. Louis but lost as Donahue kept hits scattered. Wright was wild. Final score tied to a 6 to 5 line with Donahue and Dona hue pitching for St. Louis and Wright Bemis for Cleveland. Attendance 2,865.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Donahue
Wright
F. Donahue
J. Donahue
Bemis
Sheridan
Detroit 3 Chicago 2 in 10 innings baseball game
Mercer excelled in a 10 inning pitchers duel in Detroit as Mercer and Buelow faced Pratt and McFarland. Final score Detroit 3 Chicago 2 with a 1.55 time and 2,600 in attendance.
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Chicago
Mercer
Detroit
Leagues Results From Several MLB Games
In the American League results Washington lost 4 to 2 to Boston while Baltimore beat Philadelphia 7 to 3. Cleveland defeated St Louis 5 to a scoreless gap with Chicago beating Detroit 8 to 2.
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P.C. Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Weeee
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston Beats Brooklyn In Narrow Baseball Tilt
Brooklyn defeated Boston 3 to 2 as Pittinger and Newton shut down the locals through six before a late Boston rally. Newton allowed a seventh inning run, Carney finished the last two frames for Boston with solid work. Key hits included Dahlen A Hearn Tenney and Demont with steals by McCreery and Demont. Attendance was 2400 with Cantillon umpiring.
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Brooklyn
Pittinger
Newton
Carney
Tenney
Eo Se Demont
Courtney
Greminger
Schepers
Moran c
Pittinger P
Coy Tash RA
Oaklyn
Dahlen
Moran
Cantillon
Philadelphia Giants topple New York 4 to 1 in win
Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 1 as the Phillies fielded better and won easily. Frazer and Jacklitsch paired with Evans and Yeager on the batteries. Time 11.35. Umpire Emslie. Attendance 1564.
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Philadelphia
New York
Giants
Philadelphians
Frazer
Pittsburg Dodgers Run Chicago Past with Errorless Win
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 8 to 1 in a decisive game played June 26. Pittsburg produced an errorless effort and pummeled the Cubs with steady hitting and strong defense. Chicago struggled defensively as Pittsburg mounted early and controlled the pace throughout.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Chesbro and Zimmer Hold Local Hitters as Menefee Struggles
Chesbro and Zimmer silenced the locals allowing four hits while Menefee struggled at the plate. The Pittsburg lineup posted a 2-8-120 line against Chicago with ODay routing attendance at 1,100.
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Menefee
Chesbro
Pittsburg
Chicago
Zimmer
Kling
O’day
Weather and Scores Across Cities
Boston beat Brooklyn 7 to 3 while Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 1. Chicago edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0. St Louis hosted Cincinnati on wet grounds with no final score reported.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Wet Grounds
Eastern League Results Reported Inaccurate Text
Eastern League results list Montreal Newark game damp at Montreal. Buffalo beat Worcester 5 to 4. Toronto defeated Jersey City 8 to 4. Rochester edged Providence 14 to 7 in unclear order and locale due to garbled OCR.
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Montreal-Newark
Buffalo
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Es Rochester
Providence
Rocheser
P.C
Ube Teneses
Worcester O Tee
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Rochester
Wewalion Iccceneeseee
Connecticut League Results Reported For New Haven Area Games
Connecticut League results show New Haven 4 over Bridgeport 5 in New Haven. Waterbury 11 defeats Hartford 19, Norwich 5 defeats Meriden 1, New London 4 beats Springfield 2. American League matchups Boston at Baltimore Philadelphia at Washington. National League Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia Chicago at St. Louis. New England Haverhill at Lowell, Lawrence at Manchester Fall River at Nashua Dover at Concord Eastern Providence at Rochester Worcester at Buffalo.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Hartford
Norwich
Meriden
New London
Springfield
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
New England
Haverhill
Lowell
Lawrence
Manchester
Fall River
Nashua
Dover
Concord
Eastern
Providence
Rochester
Worcester
Buffalo
Strong field set for Morris County tournament in Morristown
Morristown New Jersey June 26 A strong field of golfers began the 18 hole preliminary round of the Morris County Country club invitation tournament. The first and second sixteens qualify for the president s and the Thomas cup respectively and will play the first round of match play in the afternoon. Prominent entrants include Amateur Champion Travis New Jersey State Champion Allan Kennaday and Connecticut Champion Charles H Seeley.
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Morristown
N. J
Morris County Country Club
Travis
New Jersey
Allan Kennaday
Connecticut
Charles H. Seeley
Swift & Bailey Beat Milkmen At Fair Grounds
A city milkmen team played Swift & Bailey employees in a match at the Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. Swift & Bailey won by 26 runs, finishing 34 for eight against 8 for their opponents. The victorious side showed strong batting and fewer errors, while the milkmen departed in sorrow, singing a farewell tune. The score by innings reads Swift & Bailey 889411 Milkmen 20032.
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Swift & Bailey
Fair Grounds
Milkmen
U S Buntings Set for Saturday Cricket Match at Billerica
The U S Buntings will play Billerica on Saturday on the Billerica grounds. Roster includes Briggs captain Patrick Rowley Burns Gath Gale Watson West Moss Scholes Barber. Wickets set for 2 pm. Also notes a June 27 meeting in Odd Fellows hall 212 Merrimack St. and a postponed tall hat game next Saturday with Old Glory Minstrels and Frank Johnson performing then dancing on the green afterward.
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Billerica
Buntings
Briggs
Patrick
Rowley
Burns
Gath
Gale
Watson
West
Moss
Scholes
Barber
Odd Fellows
Yale Varsity Crew Beats Harvard In Close Race
Yale and Harvard raced in the varsity eight with Yale edging Harvard by four lengths. Yale led at mile markers with times from 5.04 to 20.20 and finished 20.20 to 20.33, while Yale freshman and varsity crews also produced decisive results and a rare draw in the freshman two miles.
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Yale
Harvard
Elis
Navy Yard
Gresham
Blue Crew
Havard
S. T
McGrew
Jackson
Daly
New Haven
Crimson
Trio arrest 16 year old on criminal assault warrant
Captain Kew, Sergeant Crowley and Officer Palmer arrested Thomas Ma lin at his Chestnut street home at 1.39 this morning. The warrant charges him with criminal assault on a 13 year old girl named Kennedy yesterday afternoon on Pond street in Belview.
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Crowley
Palmer
Thomas Malin
Chestnut Street
Kennedy
Pond Street
Belviere
Cycle Notes Lowell to Host July 4 Bicycle Meet
The Lowell Cycle club hosts a city wide race day on July 4 featuring a 20 mile motor paced race between Claude Hamilton and Patrick Keegan with a $200 purse. Local riders train hard as Boston entrants expect to sweep places while bets fly. Other events include city championship one mile, a half mile handicap open, and a five mile team race.
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Lowell Cycle Club
Boston
Claude Hamilton
Patrick Keegan
King Edward offers peerage to Harcourt declined
London June 26 King Edward proposed Sir William Vernon Harcourt for a peerage before finalizing coronation honors Harcourt replied he valued his thirty four years in the House of Commons and preferred not to change his political work thus declining the honor tendered
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London
Edward
William Vernon Harcourt
William
House of Commons
Trinity Professor Receives Telegram From King Edward
Professor John J. McCook of Trinity College Hartford received a cablegram from Knollys the King's private secretary replying to a sympathy message sent by Trinity alumni. The note says the King is progressing satisfactorily and states the telegram will be laid before the King.
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Conn
John J. McCook
Trinity College
Edward
Trinity
Knollys
Dewar and Randlett wed in Cambridge ceremony
Mr Dugald Blair Dewar and Miss Gertrude Gladys Randlett were married on June 18 in Cambridge at the home of Rev George W Bicknell. The couple commenced their life together following the ceremony.
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Mr. Dugald Blair Dewar
Gertrude Gladys Randlett
Cambridge
Geo. W. Bicknell
Fine Trolley Trip Opens Hampton Beach Season
Hampton beach welcomes many Lowell visitors and future travelers as the new line from Haverhill enhances traffic. A solo concert band under cornetist W. L. Higgins and other amusements begin summer operations. The Casino is open and the Casino theatre starts Monday with Gorman's minstrels. All hotels are open and ready to serve thousands daily.
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Hampton Beach
Lowell
Haverhill
W. L. Higgins
Boston
Gorman
New England resort hailed as Garden Spot on coast
The water is warm enough for bathing and the Atlantic coast beach offers superior facilities. Wide boulevards provide driving avenues and cozy shady nooks for sun shelter, with hundreds of minor attractions making the resort renowned as the Garden Spot of New England.
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Atlantic
New England
Ducks Alter Flight Lines to Escape Heavy Shoots
In the Lake St. Clair region Canada enjoys better shooting due to six extra weeks of protection, while Michigan hunts see declining kills. Wisconsin and Sandusky areas show similar shifts as early season laws alter duck counts. Local club choices influence overall abundance and success later in the season.
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Canada
Michigan
Lake St. Clair
Wisconsin
Sandusky
Ottawa
Ohio
Redfern Corsets Offer Best Quality Whalebone
Redfern Corsets claims the Rep fern Corset is the finest made after careful testing and comparisons. It states the Redfern Models have correct shapes backed by facts. A wide range of fabrics, daintily trimmed, priced from 2.50 to 10 per pair with an expert fitter in attendance.
Mrs N L Wheeler Sole Agent On Merrimack Street
A single line public notice presents Mrs N L Wheeler as the sole agent for properties at 204 and 206 Merrimack Street. The brief item identifies her role and street address in a real estate context.
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Merrimack Street
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