Klobedanz Puzzles Lowell in Forest Park Baseball Thunder
Klobedanz, once a Boston NL pitcher, shut down Lowell in a Lowell Lawrence game at Glen Forest yesterday. Kirby led Lowell with limited hits as Beville allowed 10 Lawrence hits, and Krouse hit a notable home run over left. The game featured comical baserunning by Wiley and lively fielding, with Lawrence scoring in the fifth, eighth, and a late surge stalling after Klobedanz kept Lowell hitless on his curves.
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South Paw
Boston
Lowell
Lawrence
Glen Forest
Kirby
Candy Beville
Willow
Grant
Conroy
Wiley
Krouse
Willie Parsons
Quitters
John Wiley
Ferson
Lake
Merritt
Gallagher
Long John
Connors
McLaughlin
Beville
Cross
Cameron
Murphy
Cassidy
Lou Cross
O’brien
Locke
Bunyan
Krause
Ore
O'Brien
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Haga
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Unyan
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Eville
Nashua Wins on McGinley Wild Throw in Ninth
Haverhill May 7 McGinley miscued third base throw in the final inning allowing Nashua to score three runs and clinch the game. Up to that point the play had framed a tight contest.
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Haverhill
McGinley
Nashua
Fall River and Lowell in tight ball game report
The narrative covers scoring, standout players like McGinley La belle and Shincel Spooner, and fielding by Labelle Butman Bernard O'Brien. It notes shutouts against Fall River Concord and Lowell, mentions spectators including Dr. Henette and the Martys, plus comments on Sockalexis and Bunyan and critiques from Concord Monitor about Lowell’s hitting and coaching.
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McGinley
Labelle
Shincel
Spooner
Butman
Bernard
O’brien
Dover Defeats Concord in Central Park Thriller
In Dover at Central Park, Dover beat Concord 5 to 4. Burrill hit a home run over the fence in the ninth to seal the win. Joyce starred in fielding and Noblitt made a remarkable center field catch after a long run.
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Dover
Central Park
Concord
Burrill
Joyce
Noblitt
Bad Fielding Dooms Washington as Boston Wins
Townsend wildness and Washington's miscues cost the game as Boston defeats Washington 8 to 4 in front of 3367. Ely at short faltered, Young allowed many hits, while Boston capitalized with timely hitting including two-base and three-base hits. Townsend pitched 3 innings, with Sheridan umpiring and a 1:52 time.
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Townsend
Washington
Ely
Young
S.s
Acieka
Cocves
Collins
Freeman Vf
Hickman If
Lachance
Ferris
Criger
Cscvespecees
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Keyster Cf
Roo
Townsend P
Poston
Parent
Freeman
Wolverton
Delehanty
Wile
Sheridan
Chicago Romps in Low-Scoring Victory Over New York
Chicago assembled a modest attack for five runs while New York managed two. Batteries Taylor and Chance pitched for Chicago with Mat thewson and Bowerman behind the plate. Umpire Emslie called the elements, time 1 9 4 0, attendance about 2 100.
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Chicago
New York
Taylor
Chance
Matthewson
Bowerman
Emslie
Phillies defeat St Louis 3 1 in ninth inning miscue
In Philadelphia on May 7 the Phillies beat St Louis 3 to 1 as poor base running in the ninth cost St Louis a chance. White and Wicker were effective for St Louis while Doom and Ryan worked for Philadelphia. Attendance 1600. Time 1 50. Umpire Cantillon.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wicker
White
White and Doom
Wicker and Ryan
Cantillon
Nevada bout set for July with $5009 purse
The fighters will meet in Nevada during a day between July 2 and 6. The purse totals $5009, split 75 percent to the winner and 25 percent to the loser. Weigh in is at 165 pounds, plus or minus two pounds, on fight day.
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Nevada
Taylor Returns to New York From Cleveland
Chicago May 7 Taylor the pitcher once with Cleveland now in New York has arrived with catcher Bowerman and admits he left Cleveland to play for New York for the rest of the season Secretary Knowles confirms a two year contract and says Taylor will pitch in Chicago tomorrow or the next day after jumping to the American league last winter and regrets the move
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Chicago
Taylor
New York
Cleveland
Bowerman
Knowles
Albany
Pacific Coast
Carabine Wins Chester Cup at Chester Meeting
Carabine captured the Chester cup handicap of 2550 sovereigns for 3-year-olds and up at the Chester meeting. St Aldegonde finished second and Sweet Sounds came in third among sixteen runners.
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London
Carabine
Chester
St. Aldegonde
Sweet Sounds
Mohair cricket tour and league games Saturday
The Mohairs travel to Brockton by 11 o'clock train and meet the Brockton cricket club at 1.32 pm, with a strong Brockton side favored to win. Mohair reserves face Methuen at Chelmsford Street grounds at 2.40 pm, while U S Buntings clash with Andover at Wigginville grounds at 2.45 pm in league play. Buntings reserves meet Zions. listed players include Briggs, Patrick, Watson, Moss, Scholes, and Ianson among others.
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Mohairs
Brockton
Boston
Thomas Southam
Harry Mosley
David Hird
John Priestley
Isaac Moss
Charles Aveyard
Theron Stirks
Thomas Haughton
Mellor Greenwood
John Harriman
Joseph Harrison
Thomas Gibson
Mohair
Methuen
Chelmsford Street
Fred Harrison
Alfred Watson
Brook Southam
Daniel Clegg
William Scholes
Harold Castles
Robert Curl
Will Nelson
John Buckley
George Mintoff
James McGowan
U. S
The
Buntings
Ianson
C. Bailey
G. Bailey
Gale
Barber
J. Greenwood
Burt
Cawthra
E. Nelson
F. Robinson
P. Smith
Maher
McCormick
Winters
Chicago Defeats Cleveland On Rough Fielding
In Cleveland on May 7, Chicago edged the home team 9 to 4 as Streit’s wildness and Cleveland’s base running miscues hurt the win. Bradley’s fielding stood out for Chicago while Pratt Sullivan Streit Vasbinder Bemis formed the battery trio. Attendance 1,863. Umpire Caruthers. Time two hours.
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Cleveland
Streit
Chicago
Bradley
Caana
Pratt and Sullivan
Vasbinder
Bemis
Carruthers
Baseball Scores From a Weekend Cardures
Cincinnati beat Boston 7 to 3. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0. Pittsburg edged Brooklyn 4 to 3. Chicago beat New York 4 to 0.
Miller Delivers Both Detroit Runs But Team Falls Short
Detroit lost to St Louis 5 to 4 as Miller pitched and hit a two run triple to center in the second inning. Warner and Sugden, Miller and McGuire were the batteries. Umpires Johnstone and Connolly. Time one hour fifty minutes. Attendance three thousand two hundred.
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Detroit
Miller
St. Louis
Warner
Sugden
McGuire
Johnstone
Connolly
Eastern League Results Briefed From Three City Games
Providence beat New York 10 to 5 while Worcester swept Jersey City 7 to 3. Buffalo edged Montreal 2 to 0. Rochester and Toronto finished tied 2 to 2.
Fall River Defeats Manchester In 13 Inning Tilt
Fall River wins 3 to 1 in a 13 inning game at home, 15 hits for Fall River against Manchester. Bowcock and Moorehead notable for two-base hits, Ball Kane Ball involved in bases, Meagher and Morrisey strong on the mound. Game lasts 2 hours 45 minutes with Hassett umpiring and 500 attendees.
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Fall River
Manchester
Harrington
Bowcock
Moorehead
Nav
McDonald
Kane
Meagher
Clark
Rapp
Morrisey
Ward
Hassett
Britt
Sateen
Wees
Setley
Socpeevere
Riccius Olas Sicias Waicas
Hastings Shuts Out Baltimore in Narrow Victory
In Philadelphia on May 7 Hastings limited Baltimore to a low run total as Baltimore staged a late rally but a double play ended the threat. Final score Philadelphia 6, Baltimore 5 with Hastings credited for the win. Batteries Hastings Powers Mac Ginnity Robinson Umpire O Laughlin Time 1 40 Attendance 2354.
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Philadelphia
Hastings
Baltimore
Powers
Mac Ginnity
Robinson
O’laughlin
Sports card scores from early baseball games
In Boston the Red Sox beat the Washington club 14 to 4. Detroit defeated St Louis 2 to 4. Philadelphia edged Baltimore 6 to 5. Cleveland topped Chicago 5 to 4.
Harvard Defeats Brown In Eight to One Softball Score
In Cambridge on May 7 Harvard defeated Brown eight to one. Brown started substitute pitcher Laland who allowed many hits. Carr and Randall led Harvard with three hits in four at bats. Batteries were Stillman and Kernan for Harvard and Laland and Phillips for Brown.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Laland
Carr
Randall
Browns
Stillman and Kernan
Phillips
Williams-Tied Game at Williamstown and Cambridge
Sports brief records multiple college results with scores from Williamstown, West Point, Cambridge, New Haven and Princeton. Notable outcomes include Williams 9 and Williamstown 10, Harvard 8 to 1 over Brown, Yale 11 to 5 over West Virginia, and a postponed Worcester Holy Cross Villanova event at Princeton.
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Williamstown
Syracuse
Williams
West Point
U. of
Lana
Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
New Haven
Yale
West Virgina
Princeton
Amherst
Local high school games noted for upcoming matchups
Brockton Mohair faces Brockton while Lynnhurst Lynn Wanderers meet Lawrence and Cambridge Lynn clash with Harvard. Methuen plays East Boston and Lawrence Merrimacks face North Billerica. Wigginville Bunting meets Andover and Leominster battles Maynard. Lowell Mohair 2d versus Methuen 24 and Wigginville Zion 2d versus Bunting ad also listed.
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Brockton
Mohair
Lynnhurst
Lynn Wanderers
Lawrence
Cambridge
Lynn
Harvard
Methuen
East Boston
Merrimacks
North Billerica
Wigginville
Boston Defeats Cincinnati 7-3 On May 7
In Cincinnati Boston won 7 to 3 as Curry pitched well but received poor support. Magoon was benched for arguing with Brown. Attendance 1600. Bay batted for Currie in the ninth. Key hits included Greminger two and Steinfeld three base hits. Beckley stole a base and Willis allowed six Boston runs with five strikeouts. Umpires Powell and Brown.
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Boston
Cincinnatis
Magoon
Brown
Curry
Bay
Currie
Hoy
Greminger
Steinfeld
Beckley
Willis
Powell and Brown
Lush
Tenney
Seeeee
Demont
Tee
Carney
Courtney
Eeees Kittredge
Cinc
Eee Hoy
Dobbs
Ann
Crawford
Beck
Sen
Sports Matchups listed by region and city pairings
Regional and national baseball slate lists games by league and city pairs including AMERICAN Baltimore at Boston Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia NATIONAL Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis NEW ENGLAND Nashua at Lowell Lawrence at Haverhill Concord at Fall River Manchester at Dover EASTERN Montreal at Jersey City Toronto at Newark Buffalo at Worcester Rochester at Providence
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Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Worcester
Rochester
Providence
Fraternal groups hold reg meeting and initiates
Fraternal Division 2 A O H held a regular meeting in their hall last night with four new members initiated. The session also discussed the upcoming grand mass meeting of the United Irish League to be held in Huntington Hall next Sunday evening with hopes of wide attendance. St Antoine Court Catholic Order of Foresters met in old Odd Fellows Hall Merrimack Street, five new members admitted and seven applications received. A whist party and smoke talk followed, with thirty tables in use. State Secretary S Virger of Lawrence and Chief Ranger A Thibeault spoke, and music featured E Vizina and singers F Desrosiers O Bernard and Mr Houle.
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United Irish League
Huntington Hall
St. Antoine Court
F. Desrosiers
O. Bernard
Mr. Houle
E. Baudette
P. Paradis
H. Desmarais
John J. E. Bellemare
A. and
O. Nedeau
After Deep Finish Falls Short in Marathon Game
Baseball scores show Fall River outlasted Manchester 8 to 4 in 18 innings. Lawrence-Lawrence shut out Lowell 4 to 0. Haverhill-Nashua defeated Haverhill 5 to 2. Dover-Dover beat Concord 5 to 4. Nine innings extended into extra frames before final outcomes.
Amateurs Baseball Notes St Peter’s vs St Michael’s Return
St Peter’s altar boys meet St Michael’s altar boys in a Saturday morning return game. The battery of Tommie and Dennie O’Brien, sons of Dennis O’Brien, is expected to power St Michael’s to an overwhelming victory.
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St. Peter's Altar Boys
St. Michael's Altar Boys
Tommie
Dennie O’ O’brien
Dennis O’brien
St. Michael's
St. Peter's
Gardner and Root to Meet in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco on May 7 Geo Gardner and Jack Root, both middleweights, have agreed to a fight to a finish. The two contenders prepared for a decisive bout after a heated buildup.
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San Francisco
Jack Root
Geo. Gardner
Wabash to Acquire Tangent Line from Cincinnati Road
Findlay Ohio May 7 reports that the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton will transfer its tangent line to the Wabash system. The line would serve as a connecting link in the through system projected by the Wabash, enhancing interline connections.
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Findlay
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Base Ball Notes: Nashua at Lowell Today
Nashua meets Lowell as the season opens with Klobedanz fanning The Candy twice yesterday. Grant O'Brien and Conroy pace Lawrence bats while crowd behavior irks some players. Krause, who hit the left field fence clout, receives trophies for his honor.
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Krause
Textile School Team Defeated At Salem
The Lowell Textile school baseball team was defeated by Salem High school in Salem yesterday afternoon 10 to 3. Lowell fans supported the squad as they momentarily threatened a comeback after the fourth inning but Salem extended their lead while Lowell could not push across more runs after that frame.
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Lowell Textile School
Salem High School
Salem
Lowell Aggregation
Lowell
Salemites
Diamond
Pittsburg Hosts Hard-Fought Baseball Clash With Brooklyn
Newton forced the first run on four bases on balls as Clarke and Bransfield drove in others. Doheny pitched steady ball with scattered hits, guiding Pittsburg to an 8 to 2 win. Batteries Doheny Zimmer Newton Ahearn umpire O Day time 150 attendance 3000.
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Concord Murph
Ween Teen
Gorman
Carney
Shiro
Bigbie Lf
Miron Ss
McKenna B. Doran
Eneeneaeerseess
O’brien
Dover Eee
Concord
Dover
Burrill Weddidge
Thornhill Burbage
Doran
Burrill
Joyce
Murphy
Thornhill
Boardman
Mullaney
Burbage
O'Brien
Dorsey
Pittsburg
Newton
Clarke
Bransfield
Doheny
Brooklyn
Zimmer
Ahearn
Cubs Triumph As Errors Costly In Tight Contest
Chicago game recap notes Taylor allowed two singles while Matthewson was touched for five. Visitors’ errors proved costly and Matthewson contributed with a wild pitch aiding the locals in a close matchup.
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Chicago
Taylor
Matthewson
Deacon Excluded From Squar Browns Chicken Coop Dinner
A narrator explains that the deacon was expelled from Squar Brown's chicken coop last night. He plans to join the meal and borrows a pin for seating instead of their hard wood chairs. The tone captures street dialogue and a humorous social scene.
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