Lowell Beats Haverhill 9 to 5 at Spalding Park
Lowell pitcher Bressler battled Haverhill's bats as Deininger struggled through four innings. Sockalexis led Lowell with four hits and McLaughlin, Moran, and Herwig starred infield. Haverhill staged a late ninth inning rally but fell short, final score Lowell 9, Haverhill 5. Attendance about 1000.
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Old Sock
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Sderoehn
Manchester Defeats Lawrence In Unexciting 10 to 2 Game
Manchester won 10 to 2 over Lawrence at home, pounding 14 hits with no errors. The pace was easy for the victors as they exploited the visitors’ weak condition in the afternoon contest.
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N. H
Lawrence
Umpire Criticism and Player Gossip Across Local Papers
Concord Monitor notes a surge of speed in the league while nine bases on balls draw attention to Dorsey as an umpire. Haverhill effects illness on Billy Hamilton. Manchester and Lawrence papers discuss coaches, players, and Hamilton’s reputation as a growler across the circuit.
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Haverhills
Haverhill
White
McGinley
Concord Exchange
Lawrence Sun
Stevie
Hamilton
Haverhill Gazette
Smith
Winters Won. Boston Beats Baltimore in Series Opener
Winters dominated the mound as Boston defeated Baltimore 8 to 2 in the first game of the series. In separate action, Moore cost Cleveland a game by issuing a bases on balls in the ninth, Burkett scoring the eventual winner. Powell and Donahue. Moore and Bemis were the batteries. Sheridan umpired a 2.25 game with 2918 in attendance.
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Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Moore
Burkett
St. Louis
Powell
Donahue
Bemis
Sheridan
Baseball game inning summary with multiple players named
Two-base hits were recorded by W. Clark and Murray hit a three-base shot. Smith had a sacrifice, while Murray Swander Knau Whiting Grant and Wiley stole bases. Double plays featured Knau to Nevers, Barry to Wiley to Conroy. Bases on balls went to Volz Luby and Conroy. Strikeouts occurred for Volz Luby Newenham and Conroy. Umpire was McMahon with attendance not listed.
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Conroy
Rence
W. Clark
Murray
Smith
Swander
Knau
Whiting Grant
Wiley
Nevers
Barry
Volz
Luby
Newenham
McMahon
Gilroy Shines in Nashua Defeat by Fall River
Nashua, June 27. Nashua made only one error but gathered just four hits as Fall River won 4 to 1. Derwin hit a home run in the sixth inning to stand out, while Nashua's Gilroy remained a tough puzzle for the locals.
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N. H
Gilroy
Derwin
Fall River
Concord Edges Dover In Patchwork 5 To 4
Concord beat Dover 5 to 4 in a lively game after a player was hit by a bat and suffered a head gash. Doran struck out several times. Feigh hit a three-base play. Hartman and Burbage walked. Burrill had a passed ball. Time 1.35. umpire French. attendance 400.
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Concord
Dover
Doran
Talaaater
Carney
Kelly
Doe
Feigh
O’brien
Joyce Uble
Burbage
Gusheen
Hartman
Mullaney
Local Hockey Scoreline Summary
Lowell Lowell blanked Haverhill 9 to 5 while Manchester defeated Lawrence 10 to 2 Concord edged Dover 5 to 4 and Nashua beat Fall River 5 to 1 in a set of high scoring matchups featuring four New England teams.
Lawrence Tops Dover Rivalry Today in Local Action
Manchester remains victorious as Lawrence hosts a game versus Lowell, with Dover trailing two behind. Wolfe from Lowell is loaned to Milford to face Whitinsville, while Willis pitches against Lawrence. Manager Carney releases right fielder Carrigan after limited showing.
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Lowell
Milford
Whitinsville
Willis
Lawrence
Amateur base ball notes with local matchups today
The Lowell Athletics under Mr Thyne travel for an away game. The Fairmonts organize for the season and schedule their first game this afternoon. A North common clash between the Shamrocks and Emmets features a $25 side bet per side and a $59 purse, promising a highly watched contest.
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Fairmonts
Shamrocks
Emmets
Golf at Morristown Invitational Rounds Close In Tense Play
Morristown New Jersey June 27 second and third rounds of the Morris County Country club invitational featured Bayard Jr. of Baltusrol and Brokaw of Princeton challenging amateur champion W J Travis and F C Reinhart. Reinhart defeated Travis in the morning upsetting the top seed while Bayard and Reinhart later played a tight 83 83 tie with Bayard edging ahead in a suspenseful afternoon match.
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Morristown
N. J
Morris County Country Club
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Baltusrol
George T. Brokaw
Princeton
F. C. Reinhart
W. J. Travis
Travis
Reinhart
Games Today Show Major League Matchups Across Regions
American League games feature Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington Boston at Baltimore Cleveland at St Louis National League sees Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis Pittsburg at Cincinnati New England Lawrence at Lowell Haverhill at Manchester Dover at Nashua Fall River at Concord Eastern Providence at Rochester Worcester at Buffalo Jersey City at Toronto Newark at Montreal Cleveland at St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ebls
Wee Wee
Chicago Weeteeeee
Eae
Phillies Dominate New York 7 to 1 in Open Night
Philadelphia pitchers White and Doom held Burke to one run as New York made seven errors. Dunn muffed a fly that allowed six runs to score, while Barry and White shone with strong curves. Attendance was 1,355 as Philadelphia seized the game 7 to 1.
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Philadelphia
Burke
New York
Dunn
Barry
White
Doom
St. Louis Defeated as Yankees Top Chicago in Tight Game
St. Louis opened poorly and was relieved by Wickes after a shaky start. Wickes pitched well but Chicago built an early lead too large to overcome as St. Louis lost 4 to 1 in a 12 inning game. Batteries Rhoades Kling Yerkes Wickes Ryan. Time 2.07. Umpires Power Brown. Attendance 1600.
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St. Louis
Yorks
Chicago
Wickes
Igor
Das Ossans
Rhoades
Kling
Yerkes
Ryan
Power and Brown
Baseball Scores From Neighboring City Matchups
In Boston Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 7. Philadelphia edged New York 7 to 0. St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 4.
National League Standings and Eastern League Results
In Toronto Toronto 4 Jersey City 3. In Buffalo Worcester 6 Buffalo 3. In Montreal Montreal 6 Newark 1. In Rochester Providence 10 Rochester 4.
Philadelphia Defeats Washington on Wiltse Pitching
In Washington on June 27 Philadelphia edged the Nationals 6 to 2 as Wiltse excelled on the mound. Manager Mack suspended second baseman Bonner for two weeks. Batteries Wiltse and Shreck for Philadelphia Townsend and Clark for Washington. Time of game 1 hour 45 minutes. Attendance 3,162.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Wiltso
Mack
Bonner
Wiltse and Shreck
Townsend and Clark
Carruthers
American League Results Summary
Baseball results from major league games show Baltimore at Boston 6 to 0. Chicago hosts Detroit with wet grounds. Washington defeats Philadelphia 4 to 0. Cleveland beats St Louis 2 to 1.
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Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St.Louis
Connecticut League Results Highlight Close Meriden Victory
Meriden-Meriden beat Norwich 6 to 5 while Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 5 to 1. Springfield-New Haven triumphed 12 to 10 over Springfield, and Hartford edged New London 11 to L remains unresolved.
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Meriden
Norwich
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Hartford
New London
Meteor Wins Kiel Regatta Large Schooner Race
The American built Meteor with Emperor William aboard finished seven minutes ahead of the Cicely, which due to time allowance leads by one minute eleven seconds. A protest by Clara owner M Guilliaume over anchor requirements leaves decision pending. The race tested American versus English builds on a 30 mile course amid a moderate breeze. Virginia II won the class four cup. Navahoe and Comet sailed separately.
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Emperor William
Emperor
Cicely
Cecil Quentin
England
Fife
M. Guilliaume
Clara
Empress
Fraulein Gerstoff
Wringe
Parker
Henry Parkey
New York
Archibald Cary Smith
Royal Phelps Carroll
New York Yacht Club
Emperor Willam
Isaac Stern
Virginia II
Tom” Draper
Steen Village
Southampton
First Party of Boer Prisoners Leave St Helena
The first consignment of Boer prisoners, 478 men, sailed from St Helena for South Africa. After taking the oath of allegiance to Great Britain, the prisoners marched to the boats singing the national anthem.
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Island of
South Africa
Great Britain
Boston Bostons Rally To Save Game In Seventh Inning
Boston, June 27. The Bostons rallied in the seventh to erase a late deficit after errant fielding threatened defeat. A one handed stop by Long highlighted the standout defensive work as the team salvaged the game. Score:
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Bostons
Long
Warrant for Disbrow in Good Ground drowning case
A warrant was issued in Southampton for Louis Disbrow who may know details of the recent drownings of Clarence Foster and Miss Lawrence at Good Ground L I. The warrant rests on circumstantial evidence, details of which are not being released at present.
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Miss Lawrence
New York
Southampton
L. L
Louis Disbrow
Good Ground
L. I
Washington lawyers decry Canadian extradition delay
Washington authorities expressed surprise over the Canadian authorities inaction on an extradition request for Green and Gaynor. Prominent lawyers in Washington noted the delay as the key issue in the case, with June acknowledgment of the stalled process.
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Washington
Green
Gaynor
Gans KOs McFadden in third round in SF
Joe Gans boxed George McFadden in San Francisco and scored a third round knockout to claim victory tonight. The bout ended with McFadden unable to answer the count as Gans dominated the action.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
George McFadden
Telephone Manager Dies in Providence at 61
Albert C. White, 61, general manager of the Providence Telephone Company, died tonight in Providence after a short illness. He was well known in social circles and local politics.
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Providence
R. L
Albert C. White
Providence Telephone Company
Out-of-Town Horsemen Attend Manchester Driving Park Race Meet
Saugus June 27 report shows Old Saugus track closing with all favorites winning the three races. Attendance praised for a successful meeting featuring 2.35 class trotting with $400 purse and entries Miser Monte Joe Johnny Wisman, Blacksmith Maid and Budweiser. 2.21 class trotting with Mrs Brown Onward Silver King Easter Gracie Seeler and Silver Glow. 2.22 class pacing with Joe Pointer Beacon Lanter Buck Agnes Eve and Times shown.
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Old Saugus
Miser
Lord Eldon
Robert McGregor
Dougrey
Monte Joe
Kinney
Johnny Wisman
Pupe
Blacksmith Maid
Birch
Dole
Baron Hirsch
Hayden
Brown
Hinder Wilkes
THERA
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Silver King
Ralph Wick
Riley
Easter
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Johnson
Gracie Seeler
Ass. Clary
Avery
Joe Pointer
Star Pointer
Laura Belle
St. Mark
McClary
Lanter
Palmer
Buck
Bailey
Agnes Eve
Pope
New England half mile circuit closes with surprise wins
In Woonsocket on June 27 the four day meeting concluded with two upsets in 2.26 trot and 2.27 pace. Cesarea and Luzzarro won purses of 300 each, beating expected favorites Little Bells and Edward Lloyd among others. Time results included 2.26 3-4 and 2.23 1-2 in the pace final.
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Holmes
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White
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So m (Roben
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Clontarf Boy
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Ralston
Edward Lloyd
Bennett
Rubita
Oakhurst Farm
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Homes
Local Races Draw Crowd at Manchester Driving Park
Manchester New Hampshire June 27 crowds attended driving park events with out of town horsemen. Two races including a straight three heat and a three minute trot of five heats produced times around 2.25 to 2.31 and purse of 300 dollars. entries included Albruna Ivanhoe Anna Rose Bertha B Bornlight Helen R Gardner and CHVANSY among others with varying placements.
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N. H
Driving Park
Albruna
Allanders
Mannee
Gambetta Wilkes
Trout
Ivanhoe
Br S
Anna Rose
Cox
Bertha B
Morris
Newburgh Meet Concludes with Four Day Hudson Circuit
Newburgh New York June 27 The Hudson and Mohawk Valley circuit meet ends this afternoon Driver Fisher fined 19 for not driving to win second race Winners 2 18 class pacing purse 490 Sun Eva Nellie W Pov Wilkes Morn best time 218 7 6 class trotting purse 400 Jesse Traver Colonel Demar Morn best time 222 2 18 class trotting purse 400 Meadow Bell Mike W David H best time 219
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Hudson and Mohawk Valley
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Suneva
Nellie W
Pov Wilkes
Jesse Traver
Colonel Demar
C G
Morn
Meadow Bell
Ch. S
Mike W
Ch. G
David H
World record tied in 25 miles paced race in Providence
Hugh McLean defeated Basil Deguichard at the Coliseum in Providence by two and a half laps in the 25 mile paced race postponed from Monday night. Fast time, with the first mile at 1.23.1 and the race completed in 37.20 as Deguichard lost space after a tire issue. Potter of Boston won the mile handicap.
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R. I
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Walthour Defeats Caldwell In Hartford Race
Bobby Walthour won a twenty mile motor paced race at Hartford Velodrome defeating Harry Caldwell by five laps. Walthour used a nine horsepower motor while Caldwell rode a four horsepower. Caldwell changed motors in the twelfth mile and kept pace briefly with a single motor.
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Conn
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Harry Caldwell
Hartford Velodron
Walthour
Caldwell
Roanoke Arrives From Nome With Gold Dust
The steam ship Roanoke reached Seattle on June 27 bringing $190,000 in gold dust from Nome. The voyage adds a substantial shipment of precious metal to local markets and highlights ongoing trade routes between Alaska and Washington ports.
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Wash
Roanoke
Nome
Democrats demand no adjournment until anti trust laws pass
Washington June 27 A Democratic House caucus adopted a resolution condemning the Republican majority for failing to pass reciprocity with Cuba and anti trust measures. It urges immediate passage of stronger anti trust laws and to adjournment only after these acts become law. Speakers included Richardson of Tennessee and Griggs of Georgia.
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Senate
United States
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Georgia
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Woman seeks annulment of marriage to woman masquerading as man
Baltimore on June 27. Mrs Ernestine L Rauch who wed Lydia Lotta Sawyer last week after she had lived as a man applied to the courts today to annul the marriage citing Sawyer's long disguise and false identity.
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Ernestine L. Rauch
Lydia Lotta Sawyer
MIRTH AND MUSIC AT CRYSTAL LAKE RESORT
Crystal Lake presents Hadley's orchestra tonight for dancing with a band concert tomorrow afternoon and evening. Johnny Macdougall manages the popular resort reachable from Lowell by North Chelmsford or Tyngsboro electrics. Five cent fare, ten minute service. Leave near the Adams house at North Chelmsford and walk a short, scenic path.
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Hadley
Johnny Macdougall
Lowell
North Chelmsford
Tyngsboro
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A Beautiful Trip to Hampton Beach New Hampshire
Hampton Beach offers easy access from Lowell and across the Merrimac valley. Visitors enjoy daily concerts in front of the Casino, two theatre performances, and fine New England coast cuisine at the Casino restaurant. The beach opens this Sunday with crowds expected to reach about 25 000 after last Sunday's ten thousand turnout.
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New Hampshire
Lowell
Merrimac Valley
Granite State
New England
Boston
Tenth international Sunday school convention opens in Denver
Denver June 27 sessions of the tenth international Sunday school convention began at Trinity M E Church with Vice President A B McCrillis presiding. The chair was authorized to nominate all convention committees as a rule change was adopted. General Secretary Marion Lawrence of Toledo presented his reports.
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Subway bill signed by Gov Crane in Boston
Boston residents face a vote on the Washington street subway measure after Gov Crane signed the bill at 5 29 this afternoon following its approval in the House an hour earlier.
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Crane
Moths by the Quart Quoted In Malden Auction
Ten cents a quart for gypsy moths delivered to the street commissioners was the official price as nearly three bushels of these pests were turned over today by school children from across the city.
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Street Commissioners
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