Heartbreaking finish as Haverhill tops Lowell in seven innings
In a dramatic New England League game on May 7 at Haverhill, Lowell lost 8 7 in the eighth inning after a costly misplay by Cassidy and a late surge. Hamilton starred for Haverhill with three two bags driving in five runs, while Derby struggled on the mound for Lowell, limp fourth inning and an eighth inning rally nearly gave Lowell the win before a fateful misplay sealed it.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Hamilton
Cassidy
Derby
Billie Hamilton
McLaughlin
Barnie
Hafford
Murch
Bigbie
Guest
Rube Derby
Sheets
Bernard
Doran
Rigbie
King
Chapman
Shincel
Richardson
Merritt
Ively
Hickey
Connors
Leonard
Shineel
Willie Hamilton
Fanning
McKenna
Deininger
Langton
Darkness Ends Tie Between Fall River and Manchester
In Fall River on May 7 the game halted after 12 innings at 6 to 6 due to darkness. Fall River led comfortably through eight, Manchester tied it late, with tense extras as both sides threatened but failed to win. Riccius Moorehead and Cote starred at the plate, Snader in the field.
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Fall River
Manchester Fall River
Manchester
Smith
Kwall
Riccius
Moorehead
Cote
Snader
Manchester Mirror
Fall River Herald
Nashua Lowell game called at three oclock
The ball game between Nashua and Lowell was called at 3 PM with admission priced at 25 cents.
Basball Game Called at Spalding Park May 1 1902
Haverhill High meets Lowell Hills at Spalding Park on Saturday May 1 1902. Game called at 3 o clock. Grand Stand admission free, reserve seating 15 cents.
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Spalding Park
Lowell Hills
Haverhill High
Satur Vy
Brockton Defeats Concord In New England League Opener
In Brockton Mayor Coulter threw the first ball as 1500 fans watched Brockton beat Concord 5 to 1 in the season opener. The rally came in the fourth inning after Newton booted a wild throw, Guiheen homered with three men aboard, and Budd pitched well for Brockton.
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Brockton
Concord
New England
Coulter
Newton
Guiheen
Budd
Ward
Kane
Boardman
GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Nashua plays Lowell while Manchester visits Brockton and Concord faces Fall River. Lawrence travels to Haverhill for early season matchups in the New England League.
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Lowell
Nashua
Lawrence
Fall River
Manchester
N. E
P.O. Lawyiengco
Concord Saeeee
Seeee
Weeeetaee
Brockton
Concord
Lowell High and Haverhill clash at Spaulding Park
Nashua at Lowell today with McKenna pitching this afternoon. Lowell High aims for a sixth straight win as Haverhill High visits Spaulding Park tomorrow afternoon in a clash expected to draw a large crowd.
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Lowell High
Haverhill High
Spaulding Park
Killpartrick
Roscoes Seek Saturday and Holiday Amateur Baseball Games
The Roscoes of West Chelmsford plan matches with nearby towns’ teams around age eighteen, with L J Ellingwood as secretary. Fulton streets beat the Coburns 11 to 9, listing Fulton players A McNally B Kelley c M McNally 1b M H Christin 2b P Foyess B Kelley 3b A O Brine M McQuaders V Fox II, and announcing eligibility up to age sixteen. A McNally at 56 Fourth street invites challenges. Middlesex Day Room notes a purse challenge to Gig Room.
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West Chelmsford
L. J. Ellingwood
Mass
Fulton Streets
Coburns
Fultons
A. McNally
BE. Kelley
M. McNally
M. H. Christin
P. Foyess
B. Kelley
A. O’brine
M. McQuaders
V. Fox II
Fourth Street
Gig Room
Middlesex Day Room
Cambridge-Harvard rout Brown five to zero
Cambridge-Harvard defeated Brown five to zero. At Hartford Trinity College led Syracuse University 10 to 4 after six innings due to darkness.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Hartford
Trinity College
Syracuse University
Sher man appeals expulsion removal at New York board session
The National Trotting association board of review heard R. M. Sherman, clerk of the course at Westfield Massachusetts, seek removal of an May 12 1902 expulsion after admitting he signed the judges book to let another judge leave and signed his own name by mistake.
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New York
National Trotting Association Board of Review
R. M. Sherman
Westfield
Mass
Royal Arcanum Opening Game at Fair Grounds
The Royal Arcanum base ball league opens Saturday May 9 at the fair grounds at 3 o clock. Lowell No. 8 meets Industry with admission priced at 15 cents.
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Royal Arcanum
Fair Grounds
Lowell
Industry
Boston Americans Triumph 6-2 Over New York Giants
Boston wins 6-2 at home fueled by plentiful hitting. Dineen scatters New York’s hits while Fultz makes a running catch the feature. Stahl led Boston with several hits and Ferris homered as Boston edges New York.
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Dineen
Fuitz
Cleveland Beats Detroit In Tight Eighth Inning
Cleveland secured a win as Crawford delivered a decisive error allowed two runs in the eighth. Bradley argued a call and was ejected by umpire O'Loughlin. Barrett Godimer and Thoney stood out with sharp fielding and batting. Batteries were Barnhard Abbot Bemis Mullin and McAllister. Time 1 50. Attendance 2672.
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Cleveland
Crawford
Bradley
O'Loughlin
Barrett
Godimer
Thoney
Detroit
Barnhard
Abbot
Bemis
Mullin
McAllister
Chicago Beats St Louis in Low Scoring Game
In Chicago on May 7 most offense came in the first inning as Sever relieved Sudhoff in the second and the game settled into a pitching duel. Attendance 1850. Score Chicago 4 to 2 over St Louis 2 to 3. Batteries White and Sullivan for Chicago Siever Sudhoff and Sugden for St Louis. Time 1.30. Umpire Sheridan.
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Ning
Sever
Sudhoff
St. Louis
White and Sullivan
Siever
Sugden
Sheridan
Champions batter Orth as Phillies win comfortably
Philadelphia May 7 The Champions hammered Orth in a one sided showing while Washington’s fielding flubbed away chances. Murphy starred. Davis left hurt after a 7 inning appearance. Score Philadelphia 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 totals. Batteries Render Powers Orth Clark Time 210 Umpire Connolly Attendance 5052.
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Philadelphia
Orth
Washington
Murphy
Davis
Aoe
Phess
Orth and Clark
Connolly
Schedule Highlights for American League Matchups
The slate lists New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Chicago, and Detroit at Cleveland. Each pairing showcases key league clubs in balanced derbies and city battles across the circuit.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Chica
Phila
Louis
Timely Hits Spare Brooklyn as Boston Falls
Brooklyn collected seven runs in the third inning aided by timely hitting and a string of Boston errors. Pitcher Pettinger endured heavy punishment as Brooklyn built a commanding lead before finishing with solid defense and late scoring to seal the victory.
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Brooklyn
National League Results From Brooklyn May Seventh
Brooklyn beat Boston 13 to 1 as July and back-to-back hits plus three walks in the third produced seven Brooklyn runs. Pettinger starred for Brooklyn while Doyle was ejected for kicking and Ahearn substituted. Cincinnati won 11 to 10 over Pittsburgh in ten innings and Chicago ran past St. Louis 10 to 1 with New York defeating Philadelphia 8 to 4.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
N. Y
Jmely
Pettinger
Doyle
Ahearn
Brooklyn Beats Boston In Ninth Inning Baseball Clash
Brooklyn outlasted Boston 9 to 1 with a late rally in the ninth. Key players included Tenney Carney Moran and Sheckard for Brooklyn while Garvin worked for Boston. Pittinger relieved for Boston and Measured pitchers battled in a humid ledger of hits and errors.
Chicago Defeats St Louis In Lopsided Baseball Game
The Chicago players hammered Donovan's pitchers, winning 10 to 1 in St Louis with Weimer yielding scattered hits. Brains’ double and Barclay’s single in the ninth spared the locals from a shutout as 1,500 fans watched. Batteries Weimer Kling Sanders Rhoades Milton Weaver. Time 1.59. Umpire Johnstone.
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Chicago
Donovan
Weimer
Barclay
Kling
Sanders
Rhoades
Milton
Weaver
Johnstone
New York Beats Philadelphia In Teddy's Game
New York out batted Philadelphia despite misplays in Teddy's game. Mathewson was ineffective while Mitchell struggled with slow defense. Gilbert's two errors led to runs and a wild pitch added another. Thomson drove in the only earned run. McGinnty was ordered from the bench for interference. Score New York 8 Philadelphia 4. Batteries Mathewson and Bowerman Mitchell and Roth. Time 1:50. Attendance 4800. Umpire Moran.
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Philadelphia
Teddy
Mathewson
Mitchell
Gilbert
Yander
Thomson
McGinnty
Cincinnati Beats Pirates In Slugfest At Pittsburgh
Cincinnati won 11 to 8 in a game filled with hitting and errors. Kicking and delays marred the action as Foote Harper and Peltz faced Weil Kennedy and Smith Phelps. Attendance was about 2400. Time 2 45. Umpires Emslie and Holliday.
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Cincinnati
Foote
Harper and Peltz
Weil
Kennedy
Smith
Phelps
Emslie
Holliday
National League matchups listed for Boston Brooklyn duel
National League schedule shows Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg and Chicago at St Louis, outlining four city pairings across the circuit with no results.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Eastern League Scores From Buffalo Toronto Newark
Buffalo defeats Rochester 6 1 while Toronto beats Baltimore 4. Newark tops Providence 10 and Jersey City over Worcester 6. Dates and venues reflect league play in crowded doubleheader listings.
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Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Connecticut League Scoreboard Summary
In New Haven New Haven defeated Meriden 7 to 5. New London beat New London 2 to 0 at New London. Hartford routed Bridgeport 7 to none in Hartford. Springfield Holyoke Springfield game postponed.
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New Haven
Meriden
New London
Norwich
Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
Holyoke
Harvard Shuts Out Brown In Errorless Game
Harvard beat Brown 5 to 0 in Cambridge as Randall powered a fifth inning three run homer. Harvard’s sharp defense and timely hits plus Brown miscues fueled the shutout with Clarkson Coolidge and H Kernan stealing bases. Pitchers Clarkson and Lynch combined for nine strikeouts as 1500 fans watched.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Randall
Pattee
Matthews
Hu Kernan
Gray
Kernan
Clarkson
Coolidge
H. Kernan
Ofrt Lynch
Lynch
Ganzel
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