Lowell Shuts Out The League Leaders 5 to 0
Manchester manager John Smith led the league leaders to Lowell with hopes of a win, but Lowell dominated from the fourth inning. Lou Cross pitched superbly with strong speed and curves, while Manchester struggled to solve his delivery, recording only three hits after the fifth. A key misplay by Thacker allowed Cross and Webber to score, sealing Lowell’s decisive victory.
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Home Run Beats Nashua as Concord Wins Pitching Standout
In Nashua on May 13 Concord seized victory due to Nashua's inability to hit. Both Labelle for Nashua and O'Brien for Concord pitched well, with O'Brien hitting a home run in the second inning. A three run gap decided the game.
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Bagger in the Eighth By Eaton Feature
Concord sports brief notes Eaton featuring a key moment with a bagger in the eighth inning highlighting a notable play scored as a feature for Concord.
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May 13 Sugar River game ends in last inning rally
In Haverhill Lawrence surged to victory with six hits and seven runs in the final frame, after a tight contest where both sides connected for ten two baggers and two triples. Dover fell to Fall River 12 to 8 as Van Almkirk was relieved by Kane in the third. Moorhead made a notable one handed catch.
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Local Hockey Scores From New England Matches
Manchester loses 5 to Lowell Lowell dominates Haverhill 13 to 7 against Lawrence Nashua wins 6 to 0 over Concord Dover defeats Mover 12 to 8 at River arena results show varied scores across regional teams with Lowell and Nashua posting wins and Haverhill suffering a heavy defeat
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Rapp Excited Despite Striking Out This Season
Lock drew three balls yesterday and made one fielding chance. Rapp, in Nashua, noted it was his first strikeout of the season, expressing relief at the performance.
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Manchester Team Skirmishes Highlight Local Baseball News
Reports from the New England league center on Manchester foes, Lowell, and Lawrence. Lou Cross shines pitching for Lowell, Burbadge wins three straight starts, and Dover’s lott impresses after a list of transfers. Directors consider changes amid unrest while fans anticipate today’s Manchester game and a growing crowd.
Nashua Faces Rough Season With Weaker Team
Reed of Manchester opposes Fall River admission to the league and the Manchester press scorns Fall River. Nashua fans regret Henry Burns work for a winning squad as the Nashua team appears weaker than last season and slower than rivals, likely finishing last unless reformed.
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Amateur Baseball Notes From Local Leagues
The Brooksides meet the Sham rocks on the North common in a three game series opening Saturday. Elms vs an out of town team game canceled. Belvidere Invincibles challenge city players under 15. Lowell High vs Textile school today in a heated second meeting with Textile winning first. Moran coaches for Lowell to provoke errors. Court Avenue Pets organize for 1902 season and will face all comers under 12. Linden Street Stars and Pets preferred. challenges to J Kane. lineup includes Donohoe catcher Munningham pitcher Blakely first base Quinn shortstop Hiber man second base Fox third base Duggan Killpatrick out, Kane right field Dan Kirk Neddo subs.
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One Hit Game as Chicago Beats Brooklyn in Rain
Chicago pitcher Menefee shut out Brooklyn after early runs, scoring 2 to 0 with Williams and Donovan yielding walks and errors. Rain prevented games in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh yesterday. Chicago’s lone hit off Donovan sparked the decisive sequence and the Brooklyns managed only a brief spark in innings one and two.
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Cincinnati Defeats Phillies Big Victory in Damp May Day
Cincinnati hammered three Philadelphia pitchers in a 24 to 2 rout. Phillips pitched well for Cincinnati while Umpires Powers and Brown called the game after 2 hours. Attendance and some score details appear garbled but indicate a lop-sided win for Cincinnati with notable hits by Kling, Donovan, and Farrell.
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New York Beats St Louis In Ninth Inning Thriller
New York won a close decision over St Louis today in the ninth after a tie with two out. New York scored two runs in the tenth to prevail. Umpire Cantillon ruled Wicker out at third as the drama unfolded. Time about 1 hour 50 minutes. Attendance not listed.
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Baseball score report from three city matchups
At Pittsburg Boston Pittsburgrain. At Chicago Chicago 2 Brooklyn 0. At Cincinnati Cincinnati Philadelphia 2. At St Louis New York 3 St Louis 1 in 10 innings.
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Siever Shuts Down Chicago as Detroit Triumphs in Slugging Inning
Detroit pitcher Siever delivered a strong game allowing scattered hits until the third, when Chicago pushed three runs on three hits two steals and errors. Final score Detroit 7 Chicago 6. Batteries Siever McGuire Garvin McFarland. Umpire John Stone. Time 2.26. Attendance 2,331.
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Baltimore Defeats Washington Amid Rainy Sixth Inning
Baltimore won easily over Washington after a successful bunt game. Play ended after six innings due to rain with a score of Baltimore 55 to Washington 38. Batteries included Hughes and Robinson for Baltimore, Carrick, Drill and Donahue for Washington. Umpire O Laughlin. Time 1.20. Attendance 2202.
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Cleveland Beats St Louis 4 3 at Home
Cleveland wins first home game as Woods bats in a two-run ninth inning to lift the Indians over the Cardinals 4 to 3 in a May 13 contest in Cleveland.
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Chance of a Lifetime Trusses at Unheard Price
Carleton and Hovey advertise shopworn trusses to clear room for a fine new line arriving at 236 Merrimack Street. Single trusses cost 50 cents to 1 dollar, double trusses 1 dollar, with some items formerly selling up to five dollars. Various sizes and styles in stock for right or left sides. No trouble to show goods.
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Browns Edge St Louis With Errors Costly Loss
Browns' miscues proved costly in a two hour game before 1 100 fans. Batteries were Moore and Bemis for Cleveland Harper and Sugden for St Louis. Umpires Carruthers and Connolly.
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Weather and scores from early games across cities
In Philadelphia and Detroit rain affected contests as Philadelphia hosted Boston and Detroit hosted Chicago with Chicago winning 7 to 3. Baltimore led Washington 10 to 3 at six, rain interrupted play while Cleveland beat St Louis 4 to 3.
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Eastern League Results Promise Close Playoffs
Wet grounds affect games at Newark and Montreal while Worcester beat Rochester 12 to 5 and Providence edged Buffalo 5 to 0. Jersey City defeated Toronto 6 to 5 in Newark.
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College Results Show Rounds At Burlington Cambridge and Philadelphia
Burlington Tufts defeated Vermont 12 to 2 while Harvard beat Williams 7 to 0 and Brown edged Pennsylvania 7 to 1 in three college games played across Burlington Cambridge and Philadelphia.
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Sports Matchups Across Regions featured in Schedules
National and regional pairings list show teams facing off across major leagues. Matchups include American L east and central games such as St. Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland. Boston at Pittsburg and Brooklyn at Chicago appear under national standings with others across New England and Eastern Canada cities.
Flaherty and Oleson Draw After Tough Six Rounds
Joe Flaherty of Lowell and Ole Oleson of Chicago battled six hard rounds to a draw at the Twenty second Ward Athletic Club in Chicago on May 13.
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