TABLES TURNED Lowell Wins Easy Victory Over Bangor
Bangor Maine June 27 The Lowell team showed dash to reverse yesterday's loss beating Bangor 15 to 5. Beville and Linnehan starred in the field while Regan Merritt and Latimer drove in runs. Bangor pitching misfired as Brown allowed five Lowell runs through three innings, and Bangor dropped further behind with four more in the fourth. A brilliant defensive play by Linnehan saved a run and Latimer's defense shut out Bangor in the sixth. an eight-run seventh sealed the win as Lowell ran away with the game. McLaughlin to return to Lowell, Lake and Lakeville paced Lowell as they improved to a champion’s form. Hickey hurt his neck and left the game.
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M Laughlin Rejoins Lowells For Portland Game
Barnie Mc Laughlin the little shortstop returns to the Lowell team and will play in the Portland game tomorrow. He arrives from Manchester and Blackman is slated for center field. R C Paradis reports from Bangor Maine.
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Sockalexis Signs With Lowell Club After Recovery
Bangor June 27 Sockalexis the Indian ball player once rated among the best in the country was signed to play with the Lowell team today. He will join in two or three weeks. Lake found him on the Penobscot reservation near Oldtown recuperating from rheumatic fever contracted early in the spring while boating on the river. Sockalexis said he has improved rapidly of late.
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Paradis Declares Player Ready After Illness
R. C. Paradis reports a star Cleveland player is ready to return to action as soon as possible. Despite sickness he is in perfect condition with a bright eye, looking as strong as in prior years when he was the team’s best player.
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Manchester Beats Ross As Game Turns Slow
In Augusta on June 27 Manchester crushed Ross in his second straight start with wild control and hard hits. Jason relieved in the seventh as Voltse pitched well but the home team offered a listless, unexciting effort to the crowd.
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Nashua Beats Portland In A Wild Tilt
In Portland Maine on June 27 Barry muffed a play then a wild throw cost two Nashua runs as Long and Moore pitched well. Final score Nashua 10 Portland 4 with key hits by Moore O Rourke and Curtis. Time 1 hour 25 minutes. Umpire Kerin. Attendance 300.
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Lewiston Beats Haverhill In Park Tilt
Lewiston defeated Haverhill at Auburn A. A. park with Morse pitching a beautiful game for Lewiston and Conroy solid for the visitors. Lewiston 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 Burill. Shincel. Attendance 150. Time 1.30. Umpire Mahoney.
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N E League Results From Bangor Augusta Lewiston
Bangor-Lowell 15 Bangor 5. Augusta-Manchester 13, Augusta. Lewiston-Lewiston 4. Haverhill Portland-Nashua 5, Portland 3.
Local New England Matchups Preview Card
Lowell visits Portland while Haverhill travels to Bangor Manchester hosts Lewiston and Nashua plays Augusta in a series of regional games outlining upcoming cross city showdowns and travel matchups.
New England League Drops Augusta Club at Revere Beach
The New England league met at Revere beach and decided to drop the Augusta club for failure to adhere to the constitution and obligations. Nashua will play a double header in Bangor Friday and in Haverhill Saturday. Manchester and Lowell have remaining games through Tuesday. further announcements will follow.
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Washington American Leaguers shut out Boston in errorless win
Washington defeated Boston 2-0 in a drama free game at Washington. Hemphill batted for Hemphill in the ninth as Dungan and Hemphill tied two base hits with Gear delivering a three base hit. Lee and Lewis combined for five strikeouts as Washington left seven on base. Attendance estimated at 2598 with Sheridan umpiring.
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Detroit Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit defeats Milwaukee after tying the score in the ninth on four singles and a long fly. McAllister and Cronin singles set up Casey’s fly to Friel for the winning run. Final score Detroit 5 Milwaukee 3. Cronin pitched with Buelow behind him. Sparks and Connor shared catching duties. Time 1 55. Attendance 1952.
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Chicago Takes Early Lead With Bunting in Win Over Cleveland
Chicago leaguers defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 in a game marked by scientific bunting in the first and sixth innings and clustered hits in the fourth. Batteries Carroll and Suden for Chicago Hoffer and Wood for Cleveland. Time 1.30. Umpire Cantillon. Attendance 2600.
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Baltimore takes early lead in win over Philadelphia Americans
Baltimore beat Philadelphia Americans in the first two innings after six straight hits including a three bagger and two walks off Plank in the opening frame, scoring five runs. Final score Baltimore 9 Philadelphia 4. Batteries McGinnity and Robinson vs Plank and Leahy. Time 1.55. Umpires Mannassau and Connolly. Attendance 2002.
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Boston Wins 12-Inning Thriller Over St Louis
The Boston Nationals beat St Louis 2 in 12 innings after a late game rally. Nichols hit a game tying homer in the ninth and Crolius plated the winning run in the 12th as Wallace and Demont set up the decisive score. Earned runs stood Boston 3 St Louis 1 with key hits from Nichols Long and Kruger and defensive plays by Nichols Kittredge and Tenney.
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Carlsbad Sprudel Water Favored for Diabetes Relief
A medical endorsement from Eisner and Mendelson Co. cites Carlsbad Sprudel Water as a premier remedy for diabetes. The text notes prominent physicians including Angle and Freckles as agreeing on its beneficial influence and observed sugar reduction with long term use, alongside adherence to diet.
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Cincinnati Beats New York In Second National League Game
Cincinnati and New York split a doubleheader as Cincinnati wins the first game by strong batting and New York loses the second due to poor hitting against Taylor. Final scores show Cincinnati 7 New York 5 in the opener. attendance around 4200 with Hahn and Peitz backing Cincinnati and Doheny and Warner for New York.
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Batteries-Taylor and Warner in New York game report
In New York, a game involving Cincinnati and a battery of players led by Taylor and Warner with Phil Lips and Bergen. Time recorded as 1.36 with umpires Smith and Peitz.
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Philadelphia Sweeps Two as National Leaguers Fall
In Philadelphia on June 27 the home club won both games against Chicago. The opener was a batting matinee with frequent hits by Eason and others as Philadelphia built a lead. The nightcap came from timely base hits and eighth inning errors to seal a 7 to 6 victory for Philadelphia over Chicago with Donohoe and Douglass on the mound and Eason and Kling in the battery. Umpire Cunningham. Time stated as 1.50.
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Philadelphia versus Chicago Battery Duel Ends in Loud Finish
In a high tension clash the Batteries Duggleby and McFarland partnered with Taylor and Kling to push the ball. Timekeeper notes 1.45 while Umpire Cunningham oversees a game attended by 42 385 spectators.
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Baseball Scorelines From Local Matches
In Washington Washington, the home team defeated Boston 2 to 0. Detroit beat Milwaukee 4 to 3 at Detroit’s venue. Chicago overwhelmed Cleveland 5 to 1 at Chicago. Baltimore won against Philadelphia 9 to 5 at Baltimore.
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Baseball scores from early games on that day
At Boston Boston 8 St Louis 7. Brooklyn Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 0? At New York First game Cincinnati 7 New York 5. Second game New York 4 Cincinnati 0. Philadelphia First game Philadelphia 16 Chicago 7. Second game Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3.
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Paris to Berlin auto race opens with large crowds
Paris observers gathered at Champigny for the dawn start of the Paris to Berlin race. Foxhall Keene spoke of sport over speed while M Fournier led to Aix-la-Chapelle after 283 miles. A child died when M Brazier's car struck at Rheims.
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Newport Yacht Club Raids Incorporation In Rhode Island
Newport June 26 corporators of the Newport Yacht Racing association moved toward incorporation under Rhode Island law. Officers elected include R F Garretson president and H B Duryea secretary. A 110 members chosen. a flag with a white field and Old Stone Mill in red adopted. Governors named to meet July 2 to choose officers and a regatta committee.
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Surprise at Nashua Pace Wins in Heat Drama
At Nashua Driving Park on June 27 Hazel won the 2:23 pace heat despite two earlier losses, with Maud Wilkes and Verlaine following. Elo Roy captured the 2:19 trot purse, beating Fanny Rice and Parker G. after seven heats, with best time 2.18.
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Buffalo and Montreal Baseball Scores Reported
Providence defeated Buffalo 9 to 2 in the first game while Buffalo won the second 5 to 1. Montreal beat Hartford 8 to 7. Rochester beat Syracuse 13 to 0. Toronto defeated Worcester 8 to 1.
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Augusta Team in New England League Disbands
Augusta Maine June 27 news announces that the local New England league team has disbanded. The club was placed here by league managers to complete the circuit and was backed entirely by them with no local backing. Its failure stemmed from finishing last and failing to attract fans.
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Brooksides Face Fletcher Reds In Saturday Game
The Brooksides travel to Nashua Saturday to meet the Fletcher Reds in a hot contest. The Merrimack Nationals vs US Buntings at Walsh grounds Saturday 2.30 pm with Bowers and Evans for the Merrimacks and Riggs and O Neil for the Buntings. North common match tomorrow between Emmetts and Shamrocks for a $100 purse, following last Saturday's 8 to 7 decision by Emmetts.
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Bridgeport Derby Triangular Championship Result
In a triangular league, Bridgeport Derby 13 and Norwich Norwich 13 tied at Norwich with New Haven Waterbury 3 and 1 in a series of matches. Bristol Meriden 3 beat New London Waterbury 1. Middleton Amherst 11 and Wesleyan 5 secured the league crown.
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New York’s Billy Ryan Wins Over Dunsheath in Berkshire Fight
Springfield June 27 Billy Ryan of New York edged Alex Dunsheath of Passaic N J by decision after 11 rounds referee Charley White drew crowd ire. Walter Burge of Boston fell to Billy Tickey of Northampton in three rounds surprise. Also New London and Waterbury notes include two 20 round draw Austin Rice vs Tommy Feltz and Patsey Sweeney's withdrawal with Twin Sullivan exhibition.
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Independence Sailing Plan Change Delays Harbor Spin
Boston June 27 A sudden sailing plan change for the Independence altered the day's routine and the yacht will depart for New London tomorrow forenoon with an overnight stop at Provincetown. Arrival in New London is expected Saturday night.
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North Billerica and Maynard Cricket Clubs Meet on Fordway Park Ground
The North Billerica Cricket club faces Maynard Cricket club at Fordway Park North Billerica this Saturday. Billerica lineup includes captain Frank Townson and players H Brown W Garner T Stirks Butterfield Hoyle Bollington Butterfield Broadbent Buterfield E J Garner with reserves H Ormrod W Stevenson J W Broad bent and officials Umpire W Buckley scorer John T Stott.
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Jury convicts Jessie Morrison for second degree manslaughter
In Eldorado Kansas on June 27 Jessie Morrison was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree for the murder of Mrs Olin Castle. The penalty ranges from three to five years in the penitentiary. Morrison’s lawyers filed a notice of appeal and she was placed in an old cell as her father departed. The jury debated for about thirty hours before rendering the verdict.
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Shamrock II Plans for New York Arrival
Glasgow reports Shamrock II, with tuning up trials starting Friday, is expected in New York about August 15. She stretches sails in a spin today as preparations continue.
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Wrestling match set on turf at Columbia park July 20
Walter Schlichter signs Tom Sharkey to meet Peter Maher in a best three of five falls mixed style bout. The outdoor event is scheduled for the afternoon of July 20 at Columbia baseball park in Philadelphia.
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Americans Davis Ward win in Wimbledon doubles third round
London June 27 Americans D Davis and H Ward defeated Hawes and Young three sets to none in the all comers doubles at the Wimbledon championships. In the singles Gore beat Hillyard to reach the fourth round.
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New Jersey State Golf Championship Opens At Englewood
Seventy players began the New Jersey State golf championship at Englewood Golf Club today. Archie Graham, the title holder, and Allan Kennedy of Montclair each posted rounds of 82 as play started on the links.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg To Move Up Pennant Standings
Brooklyn Nationals score eight runs in the first four innings, with Chesbro batting in eight for a big early lead. Final: Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 4. Batteries McJames Kitson McGuire Chesbro Zimmer. Time-
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Doan's Pills Said to Cure Suffering Run A Sore
A Bowling Green reader, C. W. Lenhart, reports a persistent running sore on the leg was relieved by Doan's pills, removing burning and itching pains and delivering a permanent cure.
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Nelson Still Winning in 20 Mile Pace at Coliseum
Springfield crowd of 3500 watched Johnny Nelson defeat Will Stinson in a 20 mile paced race at the Coliseum. Nelson finished in 32.37 4-5 to erase the track record held by Michael.
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King Edward Awards Knight Grand Cross to Moroccan Sultan
London reports King Edward has conferred the Order of Knight Grand Cross of the Bath upon the Sultan of Morocco in a formal royal ceremony. The honor underscores improving ties between Britain and Morocco amid ongoing international diplomacy.
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