Heavy Batting Sends Lowell to Big Win Over Nashua
Lowell roped 18 hits to rout Nashua 19 to 11 in a game noted for rampant hitting. Gokey lasted two innings before an arm ailment forced his exit, Eben Ross and Moran pitched later for Nashua, while Cross and Cassidy powered Lowell with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Lowell Boys
Nashua
Lowell
Gokey
Eben Ross
Thewell Willow
Cross
Peter A. Fay
Moran
Worcester Feactern
Connore
Cassidy
Big Hank Shea
Connors
Sockalexis
Merritt
Lake
Shea
McLaughlin
McHush
Lock
McHugh
Muffy Maynard
Ross
Weben
Lawrence
Augusta
Eben
Lou Cross
Haverhill Wins Again in New England League Series
Haverhill took its second win in the New England league series by defeating Lawrence. Smith dominated for Lawrence while Long was knocked out of the box in the first inning.
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Haverhill
Lowell versus Concord at Spalding Park on Saturday
A baseball card reports a game at Spalding Park between Lowell and Concord scheduled for Saturday May 10. The clash features two teams likely vying for early season standings with local fan interest high.
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Spalding Park
Lowell
Concord
Haverhill Defeats Opponents With Sharp Batting and Fielding
The visiting players faulted umpire Duffy as Capt Wiley challenged the call. Haverhill won with timely hitting and strong defense led by Clark Sheets Spooner Bernard and Murphy. OBrien hit a third inning homer and Wiley had a key error.
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Coughlin
Duffy
Wiley
Clark
O’brien
Sheets
Spooner
Bernard
Murphy
Haverhill
Concord Wins In Fall River Test In Ninth Inning
Fall River hosts Concord in a tight contest won by Concord on a ninth inning rally after a wild throw by Gildea and a go ahead single by McAleese. Moorehead made key shortstop plays and Noblitt made running catches. Doran left after colliding with the grand stand but was not seriously hurt. Scoreline notes Concord 4 Fall River 3 with two outs in the ninth. Attendance 650.
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Fall River
Conecord
Gildea
McAleese
Moorehead
Noblitt
Setley
Doran
Concord
Poa Murphy
Gorman
Shires
Wee Bigbie
McKenna
Iron
Hooker P
Ewes
Fall River Ball If
the Wildigecescuwsie
Bowcock
Britt Ib
Riccius
McDonald
Tone Ward
Harrington
Gildea Peee
Ween Renee
Dover and Manchester battle to 8 8 in 12 innings
In Dover on May 8 a 12 inning game against Manchester finished 8 to 8 when darkness halted play. Manchester pitcher Violtz walked 10 men, while Dover's local players outplayed the visitors but could not gain a run edge. Burrill of Dover was ejected for throwing at the umpire.
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Dover
Manchester
Violtz
Burrill
Baseball scoring report from a private inning
Off Voltz 10, Van Alm kirk 2, Kane 1. Hit by pitched ball Kane. Struck out Voltz 10, Van Alm kirk 3. Passed ball Cote. Wild pitches Voltz 2. Time 3.15. Umpire Dorsey. Attendance 600.
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Herwig
Shineel
Spooner
Sane Wise
Seeeee O'Brien
Clark
Beene
Wee Wees
Bernard
Oa Smith P
He Singh
Lawrence Grant
Wiley
Ees
J. O’brien
Conroy
Feutolse
Bunyan
Eenees
Wee
Smith
Wise
Haverhill
Lawrence
Long
Voltz
van Almkirk
Kane
Cote
Dorsey
Local Teen League Scores From Recent Doubleheaders
Lowell-Lowell 19 Nashua 11. Fall River-Concord 4 Fall River. Haverhill 8 Lawrence. Dover 8 Manchester 8 in 12 innings, darkness ended play.
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Lowell
Nashua
Fall River
Concord
Nashua and Lowell baseball chatter and key players
A collage of notes from Nashua and Lowell games cites Webber’s active hitting, Cross’s fence shot, and Cross’s first home run of the Lowell league season. It mentions Gokey and Ross as pitchers, Connors moving to second, Moran coaching, and Dupee’s release unsettled by Parsons. Fall River and Manchester papers add context on team form and local reactions.
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Moran
Lowell
Augusta
Cross
Krouse
Lawrence
Glen Forest
Fall Rivers
Fall River
Manchester Mirror
Fall River Exchange
John Briggs & Co Hardware Paints and Wall Paper
John Briggs and Co operates as a hardware paint and wallpaper retailer offering tools coatings and decorative materials for home improvement. The ad notes store services and product categories with emphasis on household supplies and renovation needs.
Wild Pitch Sours Boston As Washington Wins 5 1
In Boston on May 8 a wild pitch by Winters and Boston fielding miscues let Washington win 5 to 1. Freeman doubled and Hickman made key catches. Lee and Ely had two-base hits, Patten and Winters pitched, Sherman officiated. Attendance 4054.
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Boston
Winters
Washington
Freeman
Hickman
Lee
Ely
Warner
Collins
Patten
Sherian
Ryan
Seeee Keister
Wolverton
Pelebanty
Carey
Elyss Eae A
OLA ii
Osusiaa
Stahl
Lachance
Ferris
Gleason
Powell Shuts Down Detroit in One Sided Tilt
Powell pitched a magnificent game for St. Louis allowing two hits and striking out none. Detroit bungled the fielding and fell behind early as they were outhit and outplayed at every angle. Batter Siever reached twice with a single and a bunt. Batteries Powell Sugden Siever McGuire Umph Johnstone. Time 1.40. Attendance 3000.
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Detroit
Powell
Siever
St. Louis
Powell and Sugfien
Siever and
McGuire
Umph Johnstone
Chicago Bears Beat Cleveland 4 1 in Third Straight
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 as Garvin held the visitors to three hits. Wright pitched well for Chicago and Wood scored after Wright’s strong effort. Garvin and McFarland shared battery duties while Carruthers umpired and 2,041 attended this May game in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Garvin
Chicago
Wight
Ore
Baseball Scores From The American League
Baseball results show Boston 5 Washington 1 and Detroit 5 St Louis 0. Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 3. Cleveland 4 Chicago ? The fragment records a Cleveland game with an incomplete score, indicating ongoing or unreported final details.
Baseball play by play summary from a game
Stolen base by Hoy and double plays Lush to Tenney Magoon Beck to Beckley. Walks by Hahn and Pittenger. Hit by pitched ball Pittenger. Strikeouts by Hahn and Pittenger. Time 1.35. Umpires Powell and Brown.
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Cincinnati
Hahn
Cincinnatis
Pittenger
Hoy
Sapteee
Dobbs
Beckley
Crawford
Beck
Steinfeld
Bergen c . Hahn
Boston
Lush
Tenney
Seer
Demont
Carney
Courtney
Greminger
Steers
Moran
Cincini
Long
Magoon
Powell and Brown
Chicago Sparks Dominate in Easy Win Over New York
Chicago wins 19 to 5 behind a strong team hitting display and standout fielding by Tinker. Sparks and Bowerman split the battery duties with Williams and Kling for New York. umpire Emslie. Time 1.35. Attendance 4500.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Fcund Sparks
Tinker
New York
W Williams
Kling
Sparks
Bowerman
Emslie
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Ninth Inning Win
St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 in a close game decided in the ninth. Brashear delivered a timely two RBI single with two on to seal the victory. Yerkes Nichols Dug gleby Jacklitsch Cantillon umpired a 1.25 hour game with 790 in attendance.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brashear
Yerkes and Nichols
Duggleby
Jacklitsch
Cantillon
Brooklyn Triumphs In Third Inning Display At Pittsburg
Brooklyn won in the third inning with two hits two walks and two errors. Sheckard starred by driving in two runs catching six flies and throwing home from deep left to thwart a Pittsburg scoring effort. Final scores Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg 4 with Kitson Ahearn Phillips OConnor listed as batteries. Umpire O Day. Time 1 40. Attendance 3600.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Howell
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Pitts Dukesys
Kitson
Ahearn
Phillippi
O'Connor
O'Day
College Results Show Lopsided Scores Across Matches
Middlebury blanked Bates 6 to 0 while Tufts routed Holy Cross 8 to 0 in Medford. Oronome University of Maine beat Bowdoin 7 to 1 in a decisive clash.
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Middlebury
Bates
Middlebury College
Medford
Tufts
Holy Cross
Oronome
University of Maine
Bowdoin
Sports matchups listed across leagues and regions
Baltimore plays Boston while Chicago faces Cleveland St Louis meets Detroit Washington competes with Philadelphia National games pair Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New England features Lowell Nashua Haverhill Lawrence Concord Fall River Manchester Dover Eastern Montreal Jersey City Toronto Newark Buffalo Newark Worcester Rochester Providence remains on schedule with regional and cross league pairings.
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New England
Lowell
Nashua
Haverhill
Lawrence
Concord
Fall River
Manchester
Dover
Zion reserves meet Punt ing reserves Saturday
Zion reserves face Punt ing reserves this Saturday led by captain FE Chippendale with J Green wood W Charlesworth and others. North Billerica cricket club meets Merrimacks of Lawrence at Burnham's Park Lowell Road Saturday with Wm Bingley as captain and a squad list, depart Merrimack square at 1 o'clock.
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Zion
FE. Chippendale
J. Greenwood
W. Charlesworth
A. Whitworth
N. Matthews
F. Maden
W. Walton
G. Hunt
J. Wilmot
G. Bailey
R. Potter
G. Dowrey
Wh, Anderton
E. Olsen
North Billerica
Merrimacks
Lawrence
Burnham's Park
Lowell Road
Wm. Bingley
James Farrer
Matthew Tonge
Wm. Bollington
J. H. Broadbent
C. Tatterfield
H. F. Brown
C. Bailey
William Garner
James Greenwood
J. Heeney
J. Kershaw
H. Townson
Merrimack Square
Scores From City Matchups Across League Rivalries
In Cincinnati Cincinnati 2 Boston 0. In Chicago New York 11 Chicago 10. In Pittsburg Brooklyn 4 Pittsburg 1. In St Louis St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1. The routs highlight league standings and player performances amid tense city series.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Interclub Bowling Match At Highland Clubhouse
A bowling contest is set for this evening at the Highland clubhouse between a Boston team of Hill Tower Perkins Hales Pearson and a Highland Vesper selection. The local squad features Grover Fletcher Morse Farrell and Dickerman.
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Highland Clubhouse
Cracks
Boston
Highland and
Vesper Country Clubs
Hill
Tower and Perkins
Commercials
Hales and Pearson
Newtownes
Grover and Fletcher
Vespers
Morse, Farrell and Dickerman
Highland Club
Eastern League Results From Northeast Ballgames
Providence defeated Rochester 8 to 7 in a tense matchup. Worcester beat Buffalo 7 to 3. Jersey City routed Montreal 8 to 3. Newark downed Toronto 9 to 4.
Yale Leads Brown In Intercollegiate Chess Opener
In New Haven on May 8 the first rounds of the Yale Brown chess tournament produced Yale a 2½ to 1½ lead after a gallant start. Hicks defeated Hall, Austell beat Hill, Easton and Sawin tied, and Adams defeated Price, setting the tone for the series.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown
Hicks
Hall
Austell
Hill
Easton
Sawin
Adams
Price
Holy Land Tour Lecture by Rev J Clayton Welles
Highland Congregationalist pastor Rev J Clayton Welles led a vestry lecture through a Holy Land journey. He described travels from Jaffa to Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jericho, the Dead Sea, Bethlehem and Nazareth, ending with a vision of Christ’s influence on history.
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T. Clayton Welles
Highland Congregational Church
Holy Land
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Plains of
Sharon
Hills
Judea
Holy City
Bethlehem
Hebron
Bethaniy
Jericho
Dead Sea
Jordan
Damascus
Bethel
Jacob's Well
Shechem
Sar Maria
Nazareth
Sea of Galilee
Lebanon
Bayroot
Baalbek
Temple of the Sun
Christ
Railroad denies links to steamship and underwriting syndicate
Philadelphia officials deny any connection between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the steamship combination or underwriting syndicate mentioned in a New York paper. They state no subscriptions have been made on their behalf and no interests in the syndicate.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Women’s Clubs Elect Mrs. Denison President
On the final day of the sixth biennial general Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Los Angeles, Mrs. Dimies T. Denison of New York was elected President. First Vice President is Mrs. Robert J. Burdette of California, with Emma Fox of Michigan as Second Vice President and Miss Louise Pappenheim of South Carolina as Recording Secretary. Other officers include Emma Van Vechten of Iowa as Treasurer, and Mrs. George Noyes of Wisconsin as Auditor. Directors named from Massachusetts, Texas, Kansas, Pennsylvania, Idaho, Maryland, Missouri, and Utah.
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Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dimies T
Denison
New York
Robert J. Burdette
California
Emma Fox
Michigan
Louise Pappenheim
South Carolina
Emma van Vechten
Iowa
George Noyes
Wisconsin
Anna D. West
Massachusetts
J. C. Terrill
Texas
Jane Humphrey
Kanesas
Lydia Williams
Pennsylvania
Samuel Hayes
Idaho
William Eliott
Maryland
W. W. Boyd
Missouri
W. A. Neldon
Utah
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Haverhill Gazette
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Varick Park
Haverhill Press
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John Briggs & Co
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Boston Nationals
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