Lowell Wins Hair-Raising Finish Over Lawrence at Spalding Park
In a tightly fought game Lowell edged Lawrence 2 to 1 at Spalding Park yesterday afternoon. Two Lowell runs came in the ninth after Lawrence pitcher Long stirred controversy with a disputed eighth inning call. Lou Cross worked the mound for Lowell with 10 strikeouts, while Long allowed one earned run. Bressler, Grant and Wiley featured on the base paths as the crowd roared through a dramatic finale. Cross and Webber scored the decisive runs in the ninth as Lowell rallied from behind. Attendance around 1000.
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Haverhill Defeats Manchester In Easy 7 to 4 Game
Haverhill won 7 to 4 over Manchester as Kane’s absence crippled Manchester while Cote shone at first base. Egner allowed five runs in a key third inning after four hits and an error.
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Dover Tops Nashua 12 to 10 in late rally
Dover defeated Nashua 12 to 10 after a late eighth inning surge. Nashua led 7 in the fifth, but Dover tied it in the sixth and pushed four runs across in the eighth, Labelle pitched tough for Nashua as Dover won.
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Van Almkirk Dominates. LaBelle Strikes Out Four
In a pitching duel, Van Almkirk fanned four batters while La Belle added four strikeouts. A wild pitch by Labelle occurred in the top of the inning as the crowd of 850 watched from the stands.
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N. E. League Results Summary Card
Lowell-Lowell 2, Lawrence 1. Manchester-Haverhill 7, Manchester 4. Concord-Fall River 10, Concord. Nashua-Dover 12, Nashua 10.
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Baseball Notes Highlight Haverhill at Lowell and Umpire Hassett Controversy
The column reviews Haverhill's visit to Lowell with Cross undefeated this season and Candy Beville in prime form. It notes Long Johns’ remark on Webber, rising attendance across the circuit, and praises Umpire Hassett for strict control of balls and strikes while criticizing his handling of a spectator eject and Krouse’s conduct.
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Crack Glenwoods to debut at Faulkner Park
The Glenwoods of Boston head to Faulkner Park in North Billerica for their first appearance Saturday against the T. R. and T.'s. The T. R. and T.'s boast a strong lineup with McQueen, Sheridan, Hennessy at first, Small at second, Murphy at third, Reagan at short, O'Brien at left, Hoyle in center, and McCarthy in right.
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Lowell Triumph Over Lawrence In Spindle City Ball Game
In a Glen Forest field contest Lowell defeats Lawrence 17 to 7 after scoring four runs in the opening inning. Lowell hitters profited from eight safeties and 25 hits overall, with M Murphy four base hits and E Donavan three marks. Hayes limited Lawrence to eight safeties while Currier endured a rough day at the plate. Attendance 400. Umpire Thomas Kennedy. Time two hours.
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Devoe Paint Promises Longer Life with Fewer Gallons
Advertisement claims Devoe Lead and Zinc paint uses fewer gallons than mixed paints and lasts twice as long as lead or mixed applications.
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