Lowe ll Haverhill clash ends with Cross homer lifts Lowell
In a Lowell Haverhill game Lew Cross hit a dramatic ninth inning homer to break the tie and spark Lowell to a 5 2 victory. Hafford Cassidy and McLaughlin contributed key plays as Lowell capitalized on Haverhill errors and strong defense. The win, witnessed by about 300 fans, improves Lowell’s position in the New England League standings.
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Haverhill
Lew Cross
Lowell- Haverhill
Lowell
Hafford
Cassidy
Cross
Merritt
Hamilton
Bernard
McLaughlin
Donovan
Bigbie
Hickey
Richardson
Pagum
King
AB Rehtepoa E Hafford
Boy Ricanrran Og
Ee Cassidy If
Ee Hickey
Oo Leonard
Connors
Pideitdesseesn
OM MC Doran
Murch &B
Shincel
McGinley
PRS OU
Seececress
mpire—King
Lawrence Defeats Nashua on Timely Hitting
In Nashua on May 6, Lawrence beat Nashua as timely hitting carried the offense. Soffel starred with strong batting while Wiley’s error helped Nashua rally in the second. La Belle exited after six innings for Scoop in a game highlighted by efficient defense. The same day Manchester shut out Fall River with early scoring and solid pitching by Whiting.
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Fall Rivers
Tommy McDermott
Buckus
Manchester Union
Fall River
Manchester
Nashua
N. H
Lawrence
Labelle
Wiley
Soffel
Scoop
Whiting
GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Lowell plays Haverhill Manchester faces Fall River Concord meets Brockton Lawrence hosts Nashua.
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Manchester
Fall River
Lawrence
Nashua
Lowell
Haverhill
Concord
Brockton
N. E
Pp. C. Concord
Teeee
Serene
Haverhill and Lowell game notes and player changes
Lowell at Haverhill today with Derby pitching and Merritt to back him up. Cy Simmons leaves Nashua staff. Guest wears glasses for Haverhill. Dupee used by Worcester as utility. Leonard receives ovation for Haverhill. two clean singles yesterday. Hamilton’s performance noted. Conroy missed at first. Kilcoyne and Crane trade plus Worcester sending Crane to Lowell for a tryout. Baseball farming under official sanction.
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Haverhill
Leonard
Royal Arcanum Amateur Baseball League Opens Play
A May 6 1903 letter from Lowell Massachusetts announces the Royal Arcanum Base Ball league is ready for business. Teams include Lowell No 8 Industry 1722 Highland 70 and North Billerica councils. The first game is May 9 at the Fairgrounds with Lowell No 8 facing Industry. A season ticket is enclosed.
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Lowell
Mass
Courier-Citizen
Royal Arcanum
Lowell No. 8
Industry
Highland
Lowell No. 8 and Industry Council
Cross Bats
Vesper Country Club Golf Fixtures 1903
The first monthly contest for the club cup will occur Saturday this week. Handicap medal play. Opponents drawn by classes but not a class competition. Usual entrance fee. Entrants must register with the club professional by telephone mail or other means before 6 p.m. today and nominate the day to play by 6 p.m. the Thursday before the match.
National Trotting Board Continues Nashua Case
The National Trotting Association board in session at the spring meeting continued the case against drivers William ONeill of Lexington Massachusetts and W Cox of Nashua New Hampshire over a Nashua race in which several drivers and judges were suspended. J J Doyle of Nashua represented ONeill and Cox and sought a continuance.
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New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Wm. O'Neill
Lexington
Mass
W. B. Cox
Nashua
N. H
Cox
Shamrock III trials postponed by weather in Glasgow
May 6 Glasgow reports rain delays renewals of the Shamrock III trials. The first set race between Shamrock IIs is expected Friday with a special measured course race in the Firth of Clyde on Saturday. Lipton noted the Columbia Reliance race on Long Island sound yesterday and called a quarter mile beating in half an hour a large order but acknowledged Columbia led.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Firth of Clyde
Thomas Lipton
Long Island Sound
Reiff to ride for Corrigan this season in Louisville
Howard Corrigan engaged jockey Johnny Reiff to ride his horses this season. Reiff has arrived to ride Hargis in the Clerk handicap today and is licensed by the Western association with riding restricted to tracks under its control.
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Louisville
Howard Corrigan
Johnny Reiff
Reiff
Hargis
Western Association
Vanderbilt’s Biltmore Fourth in Prix Malmaison
Paris May 6 W K Vanderbilt’s Biltmore placed fourth in the Prix Malmaison at the St Cloud meeting today.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
St. Cloud
Bunched hits propel Young as Boston tops Washington
In wet field conditions, a Young home run, Ferris triple, and packed hits at the end gave the Boston Nationals a 6 to 3 win over Washington in an exhibition game. Ferris and Coughlin created chances. New London’s sharp defense limited Boston to six runs in a separate tilt.
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Boston Nationals
Boston
Young
Ferris
Washington
Coughlin
Plank Stars as Philadelphia Beats New York 6 to 1
New York hosted Philadelphia where the Athletics won 6 to 1. Plank starred with two doubles and a single while also pitching. Manager Griffith of New York left the game after disputing a call by umpire Connolly over three bases on Plank's hit after Fultz fumbled. Batteries Plank Powers How ell Griffith Belville Time 1.50 Attendance 2119.
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New York
Philadelphia
Plank
Griffith
Connolly
Fultz
Powers
Howell
Belville
Comical Late Inning Win For Chicago Nine
Chicago won in the last inning in a chaotic game filled with misplays. Score by innings shows Chicago scoring in the final frames to overcome Detroit 9 to 7 with Flaherty McFarland A Jones Eason and Buelow on the batteries and Sheridan umpiring before 2400 fans.
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Chicago
Detroit
Flaherty
McFarland
A. Jones
Eason
Buelow
Sheridan
Baseball Matchups Across American League Cities
In the American League schedule, New York faces Boston, Washington plays Philadelphia, St. Louis meets Chicago, and Detroit travels to Cleveland. The set pairs marquee intraleague clashes across rival markets, with each contest shaping early-season standings.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York Defeats Brooklyn 20 to 2 in NL Tilt
National League game in Brooklyn sees New York dominate with McGinnity pitching well until late. Brooklyn fielding miscues and weak relief pitching from Evans and Vickers allow a high scoring loss. Final: New York 20 Brooklyn 2. Attendance about 5,200.
Chicago 11 Pittsburg 4 rout ends via ninth inning surge
In Pittsburg on May 6 Chicago built a nine run rally in the ninth to overcome a 4 1 deficit. Chicago scored 9 runs on nine hits including two doubles and a triple off Phillippi. Final score 11 to 4. Batteries Taylor Kling Philip pi and Smith. Time 1 45. Umpires Holliday Emslie. Attendance 2400.
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New London
Conn
Boston Nationals
Boston
New
Chicago
Pittsburg
Phillippi
Taylor
Kling
Philippi
Smith
Holliday and Emslie
Boston at Brooklyn and more sports pairings
Matchups show Boston against Brooklyn, Philadelphia versus New York, Cincinnati against Pittsburg, and Chicago facing St. Louis in a slate of city rivalries. Multiple games highlighted for a packed schedule.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Rochester-Rochester 5 Buffalo 4 scoreline
Rochester Rochester defeated Buffalo 5 to 4 in a close game. Baltimore routed Toronto 6 to 2. Providence blanked Newark 6 to 0. Worcester defeated Jersey City 4 to 0. Games featured several decisive outcomes and notable scoring runs.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Newark
Worcester
Jersey City
College teams tally mixed results across northeast games
In a series of matches across campuses, Cambridge-Harvard second team defeated Adams Academy 18 to 1, Princeton beat George Town 4 to 3, Williams edged Colgate 19 to 3, Tufts topped Holy Cross 12 to 4, Yale beat New Haven 2 to 1, Hotchkiss School won 7 to 1 over Williams second, Colby defeated Bates 8 to 2, Bowdoin beat Mass State College 19 to 1, Groton School lost 5 to 1 to Boston University, Dean Academy beat Phillips Exeter Academy 13 to 2, Brown-Harvard game postponed by wet grounds, Springfield crushed Cuban Giants 9 to 0, and Wilmington game against Philadelphia is incomplete.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Adams Academy
Princeton
Georgetown
Williamstown
Williams
Colgate
Medford
Tufts
Holy Cross
New Haven
Yale
Conn
Lakeville
Hotchkiss School
Lewiston
Colby
Bates
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Mass
State College
Groton
Donation Day at Lowell One Price Clothing Co.
A donation event is set for next Saturday at Lowell One Price Clothing Company. Shoppers are urged to watch their windows for details on participating items and times.
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Lowell One Price Clothing Company
Zion cricket club picks a balanced lineup for Saturday match
The Zion club announced its selected players for the Saturday game against No. Billerica at Zion grounds, led by captain W. Croft with Waite Burns Clogston West Meiklejohn Hindle Bailey Hadley Haworth Birtwistle. The Mohair Cricket Club held its half yearly meeting naming Henry Allen as president and appointing a new delegate to the Merrimack Valley league, while contesting Burns’s eligibility and record.
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The
Zion Cricket Club
No. Billerica Club
Zion
South Lowell
W. Croft
C. Waite
M. Burns
C. Clogston
J. West
M. Meiklejohn
A. Hindle
G. Bailey
H. Hadley
J. Haworth
R. Birtwistle
Lowell
Mohair Cricket Club
Joseph W. Harrison
G. Humphriss
Humphriss
J. H. Mills
Nevertualy
Henry Allen
W. Scholes
Allen
Mohairs
Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Albert Richardson
Merrimack Valley League
Burns
Zions
Merrimacks
Chelmsford Street
J. W. Harrison
H. Mosley
D. Hird
J. Priestley
Eb, Fox
H. Allen
T. Houghton
J. Harriman
R. Curl
J. Cooper
J. Shuttleworth
Fitchburg
L. Fielding
H. Castles
B. Southam
F. Harrison
J. Harley
R. Firth
F. G. Humphriss
H. Rudden
J. McGowan
D. Clegg
J. Whittaker
Buntings Withdraw From Merrimack Valley Cricket League
At a unanimous committee meeting the U S Bunting Crick et association decided to withdraw from the Merrimack Valley Cricket league. Non league matches will occur when not conflicting with the Massachusetts Central Junior league schedule. The Buntings open in the Central league at home against Leominster, with a listed lineup of players.
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U. S. Bunting Cricket Association
Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Buntings
Leominster
The
Sam Burtt
F. Robinson
I. Marriott
G. Scholes
W. Nelson
W. Concannon
A. Marsden
R. Cudworth
M. Castig
G. Townsend
J. Riggs
G. Clayton
H. Williams
Gath
A. Watson
Kidney Cure Advertises in Local Stores
If you inquire it will be a revelation how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyond medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never disappoints. Good ale's drug store at 217 Central Street Ellingwood & Co. corner Merrimack and Central streets Carter & Sherburne corner Merrimack and Bridge streets Falls & Burkinshaw 418 Middlesex street.
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Foley
Goodale’s
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Carter & Sherburne
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
New London trip delays potential Reliance Constitution clash
Glen Cove May 6 The Constitution sailed to New London Conn for hull cleaning and is expected to be away about three days. The Columbia departed at 10 30 this morning and headed into the sound where it becalmed. The Reliance remained at New Rochelle with sails up waiting for wind.
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Glen Cove
L. I
C. Oliver Iselin
Reliance
Constitution
New London
Conn
Columbia
Sound
New Rochelle
Monastery Stormed in Corsica Barricade Crisis
A Bas tia Bas tyr Corsica despatch reports Capuchin friars barricaded in a monastery for days under siege. Police, infantry, and gendarmes forced entry, arresting the friars after doors were broken. About 2000 demonstrators opposed the authorities but were dispersed. The monks lacked food for two days amid the siege.
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Paris
Bastia
Corsica
City Clock Debate Over Time Phrase Ends in Confusion
Dialogue shows City Chap and Farmer Pepper arguing about the town clock time. City Chap says half past one, Farmer Pepper asks about the clock, and the exchange ends with the implied confirmation of half past one as the time.
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Farmer Pepper
Donation Day Next Saturday Low Sell One Price
A community drive is planned for next Saturday offering clothing at a single low price. Shoppers are advised to watch store windows for details and participating locations.
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Biss
LOW Sell One Price Clothing Company
Winchester
Jame
Winchester Pile
Express
Winchester Pile Cure CO
Middlesex
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