Lowell Loses opener as Sockalexis shines in Dover loss
In Spalding park Dover defeated Lowell 5 to 4 in the season opener. Indian star Louis Sockalexis starred with four hits and sensational fielding, including a running catch and a safety. Webber started for Lowell. Willis finished for Dover. Attendance about 800. weather cool. crowd roared at Sockalexis highlights.
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Nashua Defeated As Gokey Wildness Hurts Play
Nashua fell today due to Gokey wildness and an injury to Maynard in left field forcing shifts. Mayor Taylor opened with the first ball, Gokey yielded six bases and four walks, Lawrence turned two double plays to limit Nashua’s runs, Dupe? debuted, struck out four times and made a costly error. Attendance about 600. Score not recorded.
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Manchester Tops Fall River In Opening Day Showdown
Manchester defeats Fall River 8 to 0 at Varick Park in opening game. Gildea pitched for Fall River, the lone bright spot, as Manchester racked up 14 hits and fielded without error through nine innings. Swander Smith Murray and Whiting spark the offense with multiple hits and runs.
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Bases Manchester 9 Fall River First on Balls
Whiting walks six as Manchester beats Fall River 9 to 0 after a 1.30 game time. Gildea strikes out twice, Whiting fans six, with Britt and Riccius hit by pitches. Hassett umpired before an attendance of 700.
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Local Hockey Scores From New England Matches
Lowell defeats Dover 5 to 4 in Lowell. Manchester beats Fall River 8 to 0. Nashua tops Lawrence 9 to 7. Concord defeats Haverhill 17 to ?
BASE BALL NOTES FROM A NORTHERN TOWN
Lawrence and Lowell clash as Sockalexis comparisons arise and fans roar. Shorty Girard joins Lawrence at short, Par sons bats and Beville pitches for Lowell with Lake as catcher. Fall River seeks a first baseman, and Sockalexis plans to regain form after a sore leg.
Brick Thrown at Umpire in Boston Game
Baltimore, May 1. A Boston Americans at Baltimore game ended in a row as Umpire Sheridan ruled McGraw safe after a hit by pitch claim. Police intervened, a brick was thrown, and Sheridan had to be escorted from the field while 2500 attended. Score details and miscued plays follow the incident.
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Philadelphia Americans Rally For Four-Run Sixth Inning Win
In Washington May 1 the Philadelphia Americans beat the Senators 7 to 4. An error a single and a base on balls, followed by a Seybold home run, produced four runs in the sixth. Batteries Duggleby Powers Orth Drill. Umpire O Laughlin. Time 1 30. Attendance 3500.
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Detroit Win Season Opener With Home Victory Over Cleveland
Detroit Ameri can leaguers bunched hits in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat Cleveland 9 to 4 in the first game of the season at home. Moore struggled with control as two Detroit runs came on bases on balls. Batteries were Miller and McGuire for Detroit with Moore and Bemis for Cleveland. Umpire Johnstone. Time one hour forty minutes. Attendance fourteen thousand one hundred eighty three.
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In Baltimore Boston 6 to 4, Detroit Detroit 4 to Cleveland 1, St Louis St Louis 3 to Chicago 2, Washington 6 to Philadelphia 3.
Lowell Faces Three-Game Set Across May Weekend
Baseball at Spalding Park schedules Lowell against Lawrence on Friday May 2, then Lowell versus Baverhill on Saturday May 3, and Lowell against Fall River on Monday May 5. All games start at 3 p.m. ML.
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Keeler and Kitson Pace Lopsided Pittsburg Victory
Keeler and Kitson starred as Pittsburg thrashed St Louis 18 to 6. Stolen bases went to Long and Demont, Willis issued four walks while Kitson gave up two. Willis fanned eight batters, Kitson two. Time was 11 minutes 40 seconds. Umpire Brown.
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New York Nationals blank Philadelphia in May 1 game
New York pitchers Mathewson allowed only two hits and struck out nine to beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Philadelphia signed ex New York pitcher McGee after his release. In Chicago Cincinnati game both clubs failed to score in 12 innings as Taylor Chance Hahn and Bergen performed well. Attendance 680 in New York and 1200 in Chicago.
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National and Eastern League Baseball Scores Summary
National League results include Boston 5 Brooklyn 0 and New York 3 Philadelphia 0 in New York. Chicago 9 Cincinnati 0 after 12 innings due to darkness. Eastern League scores show Rochester 3 Montreal and Buffalo 0 Toronto, Worcester 7 Newark, Providence 9 Jersey City 3.
Harvard Defeats Amherst 3-0 In Pitchers Battle
Cambridge May 1 Harvard beat Amherst 3 to 0 in a pitching duel. Clarkson struck out 13 and allowed two hits. Kane of Amherst fanned eight and yielded six hits. Harvard 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0. Amherst 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2. Batteries Clarkson Kernan Kane Roe.
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College Games Scores and This Week’s Matches
Results include Cambridge Harvard 3 Amherst 0 and Middletown Wesleyan 4 Brown 3. Today’s games feature American Conference matchups Baltimore over Boston and Washington over Philadelphia plus Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at St Louis. National slate Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York. New England legs Lawrence at Lowell Fall River at Concord Dover at Nashua Haverhill at Manchester. Eastern Newark at Worcester Jersey City at Providence Montreal at Rochester Toronto at Buffalo. College Tufts at Meriden Princeton at Andover Cornell Lehigh South Bethlehem.
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Merrimack Valley Cricket League Opens in North Billerica
The Merrimack Valley Cricket league season opens in North Billerica next Saturday with North Billerica facing Methuen C. Co. Lineups list captain Wim. Bingley and players including Kershaw Farrer Tonge Bollington Burns Bailey Butterfield Broadbent Brown Whitehead with Henry Greenwood as reserves and Radcliffe as scorer. The Buntings and Mohairs at Wigginville grounds draw interest as both sides seek the title with Buntings favored. Tomorrow's Buntings lineup includes Burns Patrick Rowley Gale Watson Scholes West Gath Briggs Simpson Moss. Wickets at 2 pm.
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Mrs Wider Weeds and Her Husband's Faults Revealed
A terse dialogue hints at a widow reflecting on her late husband. The exchange centers on his alleged faults yet suggests his heart aligned with the right side during his life and death.
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