Lowell Crushes Nashua 11 to 4 in Frigid Afternoon
Lowell piles up 16 hits as Willis dominates despite freezing wind. Nashua, led by a solid Butman and Chandler, struggles. Moran and De Roehn shine for Lowell with sharp fielding and key hits. Final score 11 to 4 with Lowell seizing control by the fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Nashua
Willis
Paddy Shea
Russell
South Paw
Sockalexis
Sock
Merritt
de Roehn
DeRoehn
Moran
Ferson
McLaughlin
Connors
Cassidy
Cross
DeRoenn
Butman
Chandler
Manchester Beats Dover In High Scoring Game
In Dover on May 9 Manchester defeated Dover 12 to 8 in a heavy batting game. Burrill Rapp and Thackara homered for Manchester, fueling the victory.
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Dover
Manchester
Burrill
Rapp
Thackara
Concord Wins Second Game In Ninth Inning Series
Fall River May 9 Concord took the second game of the series winning in the ninth. Thatcher pitched well but poor support. Eaton caught for Concord. Score details show Concord 9 Fall River 8 with key hits by Eaton Murphy Thatcher Noblitt. Various baserunners and errors noted. time 1.48. Attendance 600.
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Fall River
Concord
Thatcher
Eaton
Providence
McDonald
Concords
Pall River
Fails River
Murphy
Pritt
Noblitt
Ward
Gorman
Bawcock
Marr
Lee
Thatche
Sap
Hassett
Paes
Eatone
Carney
Shires
Bigbie If
Miron
Sewer
Oe Connolly
Lee P
Fall River Bail
Moorhead
Bowcock
Britt
Ict Ward
Haverhill Defeats Lawrence In Low-Scoring Tilt
Haverhill beats Lawrence 2 to 1 as Herwig exits in eighth after failing to touch base. Lawrence tallies four earned runs on two hits. O'Brien and Conroy 2, Spooner drives in a run. Wise makes a double play with Bernard, Clark. Wiley steals, Long records a sacrifice, Stackpole yields two walks and a hit by pitch. Attendance 2001.
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Hanscomb If
Nola Biche
Chemmier Gc
Ccseeresk
EO McHugh
Russell P
Nashua
Maynard Cf
Shea
C0sis
Labellers
Butman
Lowell
Grilas
Cesens
Merritt
Moran
Llis
Chandler
McHugh
Connors
Maynard
McLaughlin
Willis
Russell
Ferson
Manchester
Eas Swander
Murray
Ee Smith
Knauss
Kane
Rapp
Rene Tees
Clark
Egnar
DOVER
Joyce
Burrill
Rere
Mullaney If
Weddidge
Boardman
Thornhill
Whee Et
Doe
Thackara
Dorsey
Herwig
Lawrence
Wilkes Haverhill
G. O’brien
Conroy
Tinkies
Haverhill
Long
Stackpole
Po Grant Lf
Ween
Wiley
G. O'Brien
Bunyan
Cameron
Krouse
Murphy
Shineel
Spooner
Wise
Oli
O'Brien
Seeeee
Bernard
Boston
Tenney
Carney
Courtney
Greminger
Kittredge
Malarkey Willis P
Cincinnati
Dobbs
Berkley
Crawford
Beck
Magoon
Steinfeldt
Bergen
Geminger
Dement
Tenney Beck
Beckley
Stimmer
Malarkey
Powell and Brow
High School Scoreboard Tie Ins Across Local Matches
Nashua-Lowell 11 Nashua 4. Lawrence-Lawrence 6 Haverhill. Fall River-Concord 9 Fall River. Dover-Manchester 12 Dover 8. Local sports brief notes results from multiple head-to-head games with quick scoring tallies.
Baseball Notes Previewing Concord at Lowell at Spalding Park
Concord faces Lowell with Bressler pitching for Lowell against Concord. Moran brings life and solid coaching, Willis shows nerves on the mound, and Gallagher is released. Bacon, last year’s standout, is now in Colorado Springs and in poor health, while Socks impressed early but has stalled in subsequent games.
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Bacon
Wonder
Colorado Springs
Bressler
South Paw
Concord
Spalding Park
Manchester Team Hopes for New Strength and Better Play
The report notes Socks contributing with hits and defense while Manchester's Capt Clark argues with umpires and appears fierce. It highlights ground improvements at Nashua and mentions several players and managers, including Dupee's release from Lawrence and DeRoehn's catching improvement.
Amateur Baseball Notes on City Matches Today
The South common hosts Elms vs Brooksides with Nilarid and Tyrell as battery. Fletchers seek games with Washingtons or Silent club. Patrick Farrell advertises. Callahan and Gerry from High school are noted amateurs. Emmetts face Shamrocks with Allard and Donovan. Willis and Newton may join Manager Allen. Lowell High plays Wakefield High School away. Dracut Centre hosts Beacons of Centralville and the Y M C A at 3 PM. Y M C A aims for two wins after beating Washington last Saturday.
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Fletchers
Washingtons
Silent Club
Patrick Farrell
Broadway Street
Allard
Eugene Donovan
Emmetts
Shamrocks
North Common
Willis
Newton
Allen
Lowell High
Wakefield
Beacons
Centralville
Dracut Centre
Washington
Lowell baseball team wins first three games last season
A reader asks whether Lowell's baseball team won the first three games of the prior season or lost them. The editor notes this inquiry for publication in the morningCitizen.
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Sporting
Lowell
Morning Citizen
Bernstein and Lyons Fight To 20 Round Draw In Baltimore
Joe Bernstein of New York and Harry Lyons of Baltimore battled 20 rounds in Baltimore, ending in a draw. Both boxers showed grit, with Lyons pressing in late rounds and Bernstein defending well to preserve the even result.
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Baltimore
Joe Bernstein
New York
Harry Lyons
Accidents On Farms Prompt Pain Relief Claim
A farm focused note touts frequent injuries such as cuts stings bruises and sprains and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a pain reliever claimed to work instantly and be essential for safety on farms.
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Thomas
Lowell High Defeats Lawrence High in 14 7 Victory
Lowell High beats Lawrence High 14 to 7 at the Fairgrounds in a heated game. Cudworth pitched well for Lowell while Lawrence used up four pitchers in the seventh inning allowing Lowell to surge ahead with nine runs. Reilley and Churchill stood out for Lowell with key hits as Lawrence unraveled after seven. Attendance was about 250.
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Cudworth
Lowell
Lawrence
Lowell High School
Lawrence High
Fairgrounds
Lawrence Boys
Lawrenceites
Owell
Lawrence Routers
King
Reilley
Callahan
Gerry
Reilly
Church
Graves
Lanigan
Churchill
Abribpoa
F. Ireecapsicaxas Cere
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S. Tebe Ee
Rae Callahan
Gerry C .Sceee
Haley
Kitek
Cudworth P
Lanigan Ss
Fitzgerald
O'Brien c
Gatewood
Copp Rf
Danigan
O'Sullivan
Murphy P
Washington Triumphs Over Boston In Tight Baseball Affair
Washington defeated Boston 5 to 4 in a double errorless fielding game. Lee delivered steady work in key moments while Dineen connected at times. Both clubs showcased sharp defense with a large crowd of 3016 in Boston on May 9.
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Boston
Washington
Lee
Dineen
New Yorks Shut Out by St Vrain in Cold Chicago Game
Chicago May 9 The New Yorks were shut out again as St Vrain's clever pitching and support held them scoreless. Evans struggled with wild deliveries and contact was poor. Weather was frigid with about 600 in attendance. Batteries St Vrain and Kling Erans and Bowerman. National League standings noted.
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Chicago
New Yorks
St. Vrain
Evans
New York
Kling
Erans
Bowerman
Emilie
Detroit St Louis game extends skid despite Sudhoff no hit
Detroit failed to score against St. Louis as Sudhoff and Sugden held them. Mc Allister left early after a collision with Holmes. Attendance 2832. Score Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0? The line reads uneven. St Louis 4 5 4 in 9 innings. Batteries Sudhoff Sugden Mer cer Buelow. Time 1.20. Umpire Johnstone.
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Detroit
Sudhoff
St. Louis
McAllister
Holmes
Baltimore Beats Philadelphia as McGraw Returns
Baltimore celebrated McGraw returning from a five day suspension by winning easily at Philadelphia. Kenna hit freely while Philadelphia’s defense was ragged. Cannas contributed for Baltimore. Final score line read 13 to 6 in favor of Baltimore with Hughes and Robinson facing Kenna and Powers. Time 2.29. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 2535.
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Philadelphia
McGraw
Baltimore
Kenna
Cannas
Hughes
Robinson
Powers
O'Laughlin
Lundboam Beaten as Chicago Rallies in Cold Game
Cleveland lost to Chicago as Lundboam pitched well until the ninth inning when Chicago piled up seven singles and six runs. Bradley benched for kicking. Numerous errors due to cold weather. Final score Chicago 12 Cleveland 6. Batteries Callahan and E McFarland for Cleveland Lundbeam and Bemis. Time 2 20. Umpires Carruthers and Connolly. Attendance 2000.
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Cleveland
Lundboam
Chicago
Bradley
Callahan
E. McFarland
Lundbeam
Bemis
Carruthers
Connolly
Boston Leads in 5-4 Win Over Washington
Boston beats Washington 5 to 4 in a tight contest. Cleveland tops Chicago 12 to ? Philadelphia wins 13 to 6 over Baltimore. Detroit defeats St Louis 3 to 2 in a series of score games.
Crowe Defeats Reagan In Catch-Can Match
John J. Reagan of Milford heavy underdog faced Oswald Crowe of Fall River in a one hour catch-as-catch-can bout. Reagan must throw Crowe three times to win but Crowe, weighing 126 pounds to Reagan's 136, prevailed.
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Fall River
John J. Reagan
Milford
N. H
Roeber Reagan
Oswald Crowe
Reagan
Crowe
Moth Prevention Goods for Winter Garments
A local seller promotes camphor and related products for moth prevention in winter clothing. The notice highlights Pure Camphor, Cedar Camphor, Lavender Camphor, packing camphor lumps, and cedar shavings, inviting customers to ask for guidance and custom blends.
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Jesus
Cincinnati Team Falls in Difficult Batting Day
Cincinnati lost as hitters failed with runners on base on a windy May day. Summer pitched wildly for Cincinnati while Malarkey kept the hits scattered. Willis relieved in the ninth and retired the side as 800 watched. Score not listed.
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Cincinnati
Malarkey
Willis
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Low Scoring Tilt
Bright bases on balls and 13 hits could not overcome steady pitching and errorless defense as Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 9 to 3. Attendance 2400. Tannehill and Smith plus Donovan and Ahearn were the batteries. Time 1 hour. Umpire O Day.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Tannehill
Smith
Donovan and Ahearn
O'Day
Falls and Burkinshaw Reliable Gow Priced Druggists Ad
Falls and Burkinshaw at 4 Middlesex and Thorndike Street advertise open A.M. operations opposite the station. The notice highlights their evolution as successors to C F Blanchard and markets reliable Gow priced goods.
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C. F. Blanchard
Middlesex
Cor
Thorndike Street
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Tight Baseball Tilt
St Louis overcame Philadelphia 6 to 4 as both teams traded runs in a tight game. Murphy scattered the visitors hits while St Louis capitalized in key moments. Attendance 1100. Batteries Murphy and Ryan for St Louis Iberg for Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Murphy
Scorc
Hia
Murphy and
Ryan
Iberg
National League Results From Multiple Cities
National League results show Cincinnati and Boston tied at 4 in Cincinnati, New York defeated Chicago 9 in Chicago, Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh with a 12 run game in Brooklyn, and St Louis drew 6 with Philadelphia in St Louis.
Eastern League Results From Providence to Newark
Eastern League results show Providence 6 over Rochester 5, Worcester 16 over Buffalo, Newark 8 over Toronto 7, and New York Montreal 7 over Jersey City 4. Strong scoring and close contests across multiple venues.
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Providence
Rochester
Worcester
Buffalo
Metropolitan and regional matchup slate listed
American pairings Baltimore at Boston Chicago at Detroit St. Louis at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia National Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Pittsburg at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis New England Concord at Lowell Fall River at Haverhill Dover at Lawrence Nashua at Manchester Eastern Montreal at Jersey City Toronto at Newark Buffalo at Worcester Rochester at Providence
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Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
New England
Concord
Lowell
Fall River
Haverhill
Dover
Lawrence
Nashua
Manchester
Gilt Edge Selected Team Beats Highland Vesper Club Tie
In a Boston area bowling match at Highland club last evening the visiting Gilt Edge quintet defeated Highland and Vesper by 2623 to 2462. Crockett Tower Hill Pearson Hales formed the visiting lineup with Grover scoring a high 216 and 561 total. Dickerman struggled for the home side as Boston’s best players dominated the pins through all three strings.
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Highland Club
Boston
Crockett and Tower
Hill
Pearson and Hales
Newtownes
Dickerman
Lowell
Bostonians
Grover
Hales
Uy Pearson Seene
Crockett
Tower Seeeees
Vesper-Highland
Farrell Seeeee
Il Morsesneneee
Fletcher Eves
Unions Debate Unfair Beef and Boston Beer Boycott
At a Cotton Spinners union meeting last night the topic unfair beef was raised and members voted to discourage buying all Boston beer until the current trouble is settled. Loom fixers hall hosted the woolen weavers who heard speeches from Messrs Corrigan and Powers, but no further business of importance occurred.
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Boston
Messrs
Corrigan
Powers
Vault Door Battle Ends Bank Break In Greenville
Experts opened the Mason Village Savings Bank vault in Greenville New Hampshire after burglars failed to blow it with nitro glycerine a week earlier Nothing was missing and authorities believe the robbers fled before placing another charge No crew was found associated with the burglary
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Greenville
N. H
Mason Village Savings Bank
Bjornstjerne Bjerson Recovers From Illness in Oslo
Christiania reports Norwegian author and dramatist Bjornstjerne Bjerson has recovered from recent illness. The accolades and timing reflect a positive turn for the writer who has long influenced Norwegian literature and drama.
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Christiania
Beal Confesses Strychnine Poisoning Murder in Prison
Charles L. Beal, serving life for his father’s Clinton murder, admits placing strychnine in whiskey to cure his father’s drinking. He claims innocence of murder, saying he intended no harm and that the poison was a misguided attempt. He laments his life wreck but bears no ill will. Attempts at pardon have failed.
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Thomaston
Charles L. Beal
Clinton
Beals
Charles
Beal
Second Anniversary of Golden Harvest Circle Observed
The Golden Harvest circle of Companions of the Forest held its second anniversary at their hall in Ood Fellows temple with about 200 members attending. The program featured an four piece overture by Pare's orchestra, speeches by Nellie M Brophy and Edith Pierce, readings and songs, and a banquet with ice cream and cake followed by dancing. Officers and helpers organized the event, with a banquet room program and a late evening reception. In Court Centralville ten new members were admitted and eight membership propositions received, followed by a smoke talk and a varied entertainment lineup led by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger T F Gordon and others. F H Jarvis won the pipe drawing.
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Golden Harvest Circle
Companions of the Forest
Ood Fellows’ Temple
Pare
Nellie M. Brophy
William Dwyer
C. D
Edith Pierce
Lynn
Long
Margaret
Mary Vermultin
Bernice Rockwell
James KE. Donnelly
Hannah Gilligan
Boston
Edward F. Shea
Lizzie Shea
John Payne
Lillian Shea
Leper
N. P. Willis
James J. Coughlin
Jennie M. Flanders
John Brady
Katie Slaven
Gertrude Atkerson
Annie M. Brophy
Sadie Kelley
Katie Dwyer
Florence Brett
Mary Duffy
Anna Shea
Mary Curran
Lizzie Murphy
Annie Curran
William E. Dwyer
Aimee Paree
Mary Brophy
Minnie Corrigan
Elizabeth Martin
Rose Anna McSortey
Margaret Reidy
Nellie F. Murphy
William FE. Dwyer
Court Centralville
Joseph Carter
Nicholas Faxackerley
John Sullivan
W. H. Shields
Michael Coupe
John Finlin
Daniel Sullivan
J. H. Brown
Joseph Joy
John Regan
F. H. Jarvis
T. F. Gordon
Daniel Shea
John Shields
Patrick McDonald
John Keller
Armory Concert by Ninth Regiment Ends Season in Style
About 1000 attendees enjoyed a final concert and dance at the armory by Company M, Ninth Regiment M V M. The Excelsior orchestra played for 22 dance numbers with extras while Miss Perrin pupils presented fancy dances. Notables included Inez George, Ola Hynes, Mildred York, Nana York, Blanche Perrin, and George Perrin.
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Armory
Excelsior Orchestra
J. S. Gillow
Philip McNulty
H. W. Whiteley
W. C. Dickey
G. A. Dole
Thomas Golding
Eddie Allen
Corp
W. Hildreth
E. Snow
J. Pigeon
F. Fogarty
E. E. Crowell
C. H. Carr
James Boughton
Fred Tunney
W. F. Sweet
J. Landry
F. Callahan
J. Vallely
Cunard Line Not Invited to Proposed Steamship Combine
A New York report quotes an International steamship group member saying no overtures have been made to Cunard line owners to join the proposed combine, indicating the company remains outside the contemplated alliance.
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New York
International Steamship Combine
Cunard Line
Signature on box of Granicy-Qsimine Tablets
A reader notes a signature on a box labeled Granicy-Qsimine Tablets Piso Tomy tie Cures claiming one day relief from a coil in pill form. The item appears to be a health cure product with questionable authenticity and dubious claims.
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Merritt Ib DeRoehn
Webber Rf
Eescerese
Willis P
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KY. Taylor
P. Divo
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Baseball Notes
Gallagher
Lowell Boys
Lawrence Sun
White Mountains
Nashua Grounds
Dupee
Conceit
Lake
McDermott
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Fred Doe
Weddige
Manchester Union
Lowell Rooters
Nashua Rooters
Lowellites
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Union
Manchesters
Hank Shea
Lock
Varney
Dartmouth
Mullaney
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Tyrell
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Palls
Cutworth
Gerry and
Shattuck
Copp
Oo’brien
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Andover
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Highland-Vesper-Country Club Combine
Union Labor
Maine
Companions of Forest
Company M
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