Lawrence Triumphs Over Lowell In Spalding Park Clash
In a busy Saturday afternoon contest at Spalding park Lawrence, under new owner Steve Flanigan, beat Lowell 6 to 4 after a slow start. The game featured 12 Lawrence hits, key plays by Connors and Lake, and a controversial sixth inning at the plate amid quote unquote interference debate.
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Lowell
Spalding Park
Steve Flanigan
Bill Parsons
Lawrence Sports
Bushey
Jordan
Parsons
Stevey Flanagan
Gilroy
Connors
Cassidy
Hickey
Merritt
Lake
Grant
McLaughlin
GAMES TODAY N E League Matchups Listed
The schedule lists Lowell at Fall River Manchester at Lawrence Concord at Haverhill and Nashua at New Bedford for today in the New England League with four games on tap.
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Sullivan
Lowell
Haverhill
Fall River
Manchester
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Concord
Nashua
New Bedford
Lowell Falls River Diamond in a lengthy Woonsocket fan
The Diamond covers Lowell in Fall River and Lake’s strong in fielding and batting. Shoa Hafford faces rumors amid Lowell’s team dynamics. Sree Derby pitched 13 innings at Woonsocket Saturday afternoon, losing 4 to 3 to Blackstone in a tight game.
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Weekly schedule of pro and college hockey and New England games
Listings show American and National hockey matchups this week with marquee pairs across major cities including Boston Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Washington and Pittsburgh. Regional New England games feature Manchester Concord Nashua Lowell Fall River and surrounding towns through Saturday morning and afternoon slots.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Heaton
Philadel
Brooklin
New England
Manchester
Lawrence
Concord
Haverhill
Nashua
New Bedford
Lervell
Fall River
Lawrence Concord
Lowell
Fell River
Baturady
Meteor Wins In Thirty Mile Prussia Race
Kiel June 28 The emperor's yacht Meteor crossed the line first in the cruising schooners class A race and led the 30 mile course from start to finish. It beat the Hamburg Second by 14% minutes in a ten knot breeze while the empress yacht Induna was about twenty minutes behind.
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Hamburg
New England league race shows tight divisions and shifts
A survey of the New England league tracks Nashua and Lowell at the top, with Concord and Manchester close behind. In division two New Bedford presses Fall River while Lawrence rebounds amid ownership changes and Brockton’s move to New Bedford reshapes expectations. Attendance and economics loom over Concord and Lawrence as the circuit remains a steady, low‑drama proponent of regional baseball.
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New England
Haverhill Gazette
Burnham
Rangers
Brockton Enterprise
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Lowell
Concord
Manchester
Fall River
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Haverhill
William A. Parsons
Steve Flanigan
Parsons
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Bevier
Demont
Barry
Klobedanz
Dee
New England League
Baseball
Ampoon City
Lowell infielders shine with perfect averages
Lowell fielding shows strong work as Connors Derby and Grant post perfect averages. Veteran Lake and Merritt excel at their positions, while the team’s overall defense stands out. Figures follow.
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Rival Royal Arcanum games thrill Fair Grounds crowds
Amateur baseball at the Fair grounds featured two tight Royal Arcanum games. Industry beat North Billerica 6 to 3 in six innings, while Highland Council edged Lowell 6 to 5 in a battle praised for its fierce play. Crowds roared as batters, fielders, and pitchers battled through steady excitement and lively coaching.
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Lowell Team Near First Place In Tight Race
Lowell shows strong form as it nears a top position in a close standings race. Opponents push hard to challenge the lead while supporters watch the developing clash for the top spot.
League meets as clubs decide on umpire changes and prizes
Merrimack Valley league held at Lawrence Athletic clubhouse with Charles Waite presiding. Col Butler Ames may again present the cup, clubs to provide their own umpires, players now need nine matches for batting prize and 22 wickets for bowling prize, next meeting set for Lowell.
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Lawrence Athletic
Charles Waite
Colonel Butler Ames
Thatcher
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Zions
Col. Ames
Mohair
Lowell
Mohairs Triumph Extends Win Streak Over Methuen at Home
In fine weather, Methuen hosted confident Mohairs who won toss and batted first. D Hird led a strong display with 77 not out, Southam fell just short at 97 before Priestly contributed 20 and the Mohairs closed at 143 for three. H Allen claimed six wickets for 23 runs as Methuen’s early optimism faded and the Mohairs secured a six game winning run in the Merrimack Valley league.
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T. Southam
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H. Mosley
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Boston Beats St Louis in Split Saturday A.L. Card
Boston defeated St Louis in two games as Young and Hughes earned pitching honors. In the American League standings and results, Boston won 6 0 while Cleveland swept Washington in 11 innings, and Chicago topped New York. Detroit edged Philadelphia 2 1.
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Baseball results from American League and National League games
Boston shut out St Louis twice in a double header in St Louis as Young and Hughes won the games. Detroit lost to Philadelphia 7 to 3. New York swept Chicago in a pair, winning 12 to 2 and then 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Chicago beat New York in the second game. Attendance 20,000 in St Louis and 16,500 in Chicago.
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Detroit bats overpower Phillies in dull Toledo exhibition
In Toledo Ohio today Philadelphia and Detroit played a transferred game with Yeager on the mound for Detroit as no other Detroit pitcher was available. Detroit won 6 to 3 after a slow start with limited features and 4,500 in attendance.
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National League results and local Mohair reserves game
National League results list Boston eight Chicago seven in game one and Boston seven Chicago one in game two. Pittsburg beat New York eleven innings two to four, St Louis beat Philadelphia seven to four, Cincinnati six Brooklyn two. Mohair Reserves beat Methuen Reserves 56 to 20 with Southam eight wickets for 13 runs and Rudden and Barber high batters for Mohair.
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