Lowell Beats Manchester to Take First Place in Slow Pitch
Lowell 5 Manchester 2 as Lou Cross pitched dominantly. Cassidy, Lake, and Merritt sparked early offense, while Manchester’s Jake Volz fought for control. McLaughlin’s glove and Merritt Swander’s catches highlighted a tense nine innings.
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Lowell
Lou Cross
Cross
Lake
Jake Volz
Theifth
Lowell Boys
Volz
John Smith
Pocahontas
Smith
McLaughlin
Merritt
Swander
Connors
Webber
Kane
Kwall
Rapp
Dover Haverhill game ends in ninth with 5 4 victory
In Dover New Hampshire today Dover defeated Haverhill 5 to 4 in a late rally. Kelly homered in the eighth to tie the game. In the ninth Joyce drew a base on balls and scored on Girard's wild throw for the winning run. Joyce's fielding was highlighted.
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Joyce
Girard
O'Reilly
Wee Richardson
Seeeesees Girard
Eee Socreeed
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Sane
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Burrill Richardson
Ernard
Spooner
Spooner Tye
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Rudderham
Lawrence May 29 Lead Narrowed in Baseball Game
Lawrence scored once after the second inning when errors allowed Fall River to take a lead. A lone hit by Lawrence broke the tie, but Fall River could not be overtaken. Murphy made a one handed catch and Grant made a running grab in the field.
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Concord
Cross
Nashua tops Concord in wild league game
Nashua won 13 to 4 over Concord with Aldrich pitching until 5th inning hampered by injuries. Rigbie left field collision forced replacement, Doran injured hand, Eaton subbed in. Nashua struck late with three runs in the ninth, backed by multiple hits and errors. Attendance 300. Other results: Lowell 5 Manchester 2. Nashua 13 Concord 4. Fall River 5 Lawrence 0. Dover 5 Haverhill 4.
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Baseball Notes From The Circuit Show Candid Bench Talk
Baseball notes recount Nashua morning game with Willis pitching and Cassidy and Lock’s double steal. Parson says a winning team in two weeks if funds permit. Webber is a top hitter, McLaughlin shines at Spalding park, and Cross fanned Rapp twice. Beville kept Fall River to four hits. Dover, Lowell, Manchester, and Dover each split wins in a hoodoo triangle.
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Dover
Lowell
Manchester
Lowell- Nashua baseball notes and cold grandstand scene
Newspaper summaries describe ongoing rivalries in the New England baseball scene with Lowell and Nashua, noting Wattley, Burns, and Wolf as key figures. The report highlights injuries rheumatism to Sockalexis, Swander’s left field play, and cold conditions that kept fans bundled in capes and muffs as Manchester, Concord, and Nashua squads contest games.
Eagles Defeat Training School Stars 20 to 4
The Eagles routed the Training School Stars 20 to 4 with standout all round play by McCartin and Clark for the Eagles while Rich ter starred for the Stars. Moody seconds challenge any team under 13 years old, with challenges sent to Thompson Farrell at 358 Wentworth avenue, city.
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Thompson Farrell
Wentworth Avenue
City
Eagles
McCartin and Clark
Richter
Stars
Cricket Notes Zions Face Lawrence Athletics and Burnt Second Team
The Zions schedule two matches Saturday with first team traveling to Lawrence to meet the Lawrence Athletics while the second team hosts the Burnt second team on Zion grounds. First team lineup captained by W. Croft includes C. Waite R. Birtwistle M. Meiklejohn A. Hindle H. Hadley G. Bailey H. Maden J. Wilmot H. Beaumont W. Nelson with reserves G. Hunt R. Cookson and scorer W. Logan. Second team lineup captained by W. C harlesworth lists A. Whitworth W. Walton E. Olson H. Anderson N. W. Matthews Jr. A. Berry F. Maden T. Woodcock G. Dowrey R. Barlow with reserves F. Rawnsley W. W Popplewell and scorer G. Rawnsley.
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Lawrence Athletics
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R. Birtwistle
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A. Hindle
H. Hadley
G. Bailey
H. Maden
J. Wilmot
H. Beaumont
W. Nelson
G. Hunt
R. Cookson
W. Logan
W. Charlesworth
A. Whitworth
W. Walton
E. Olson
H. Anderson
N. W. Matthews, Jr
A. Berry
F. Maden
T. Woodcock
G. Dowrey
R. Barlow
F. Rawnsley
W. W Popplewell
G. Rawnsley
Whippet Racing Opens Across Cities With Fast Dogs
The whippet racing season starts in several Rhode Island cities with fast dogs led by William Riddell's Smutty Nose James Haslam's Senator and Tom Lowe's Dolly Gray. Olneyville hosts a meet with Primrose Naughty Boy and Yankee Boy among contenders. The Merrimack Valley Whippet Club plans a Lawrence meet June 7 and Central Falls event on the Fourth. Whippet racing uses weight handicaps and speeds claimed at 200 yards in 12 seconds. Local enthusiasts include Hoban Whittaker Kitchener Riddel Lowe and others in the city.
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William Riddel
James Haslam
Richard Monk
Tom
Olneyville
Simpson
Primrose
Kitchener
Parthington
Naughty Boy
New York
Heywood
Jack
Fall River
Merrimask Valley
Thomas Hoban
Lower Inn
J. T. Whittaker
George Kitchener
Thomas Lowe
Yale Declines Send Representative to Intercollegiate Conference
Philadelphia May 29 Yale university officially declined to send a representative to the inter collegiate conference on athletics at the University of Pennsylvania. President Hadley wrote to Dr J William White that best informed graduates deeming a faculty rep to such a conference unwise led to the decision.
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Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
Hadley
Yale
J. William White
Pennsylvania
Australia England test cricket opens in Birmingham
London May 29 The first of five test matches between Australia and England began in Birmingham. England posted 3651 runs for nine wickets down at stumps. Bearesley, a professional, top scored with 138 runs.
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Australia
England
Birmingham
Byldesley
Cadets Parade at High School Field Day Winners Named
The annual field day turnout featured six cadet companies competing for prizes at the Fair Grounds. Company F, led by Grover C. Fels, won the red pennant as best drilled unit, with Company A taking the blue pennant and Company FE earning a sword for the best appearance.
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John J. Giblin
Fair Grounds
Grover Cleveland Fels
Grover C. Fels
James C. Reilly
Company FE
Carl W. Stocks
O. Chester Davis
Orrin A. Wing
Thomas B. Rafter
Keiths Theatre Summer Season Opens With The Fadettes
Keiths Theatre opens Monday June 2 featuring The Fadettes of Boston billed as the greatest woman's orchestra in America. The program mixes popular and high class music with comedy sketches by Sydney Booth Lena Melville Marion Elmore and others plus a grand revival of tableaux vivant planned for June 16.
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Boston
New England
America
Keith's
Keith
Sydney Booth
Lena Melville
Marion Elmore
Juliets
al Leach
Rosebuds
Winderman
Delmore
Oneida
Johnson
Davenport
Lorella
Willard N. Reeds
Black Hussar
Tremont Theatre Prince of Pilsen Praises Amid Crowd
The Tremont theatre hosts Prince of Pilsen with crowded audiences praising Pixley and Luders for a major musical comedy addition. Pixley’s lyrics stand out as a notable feature amid the enthusiastic reception.
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Tremont Theatre
Messrs. Pixley
Luders
Pixley
Prince of Pilsen at Tremont Promises Long Stage Run
The article lauds Luders music and Savage management for the musical comedy Prince of Pilsen. It notes catchy numbers likely to become street organ favorites and predicts a lengthy, prosperous run. Tremont will present the show nightly with Wednesday and Saturday matinees until further notice.
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Luders
Savage
Union Labor and Grocers Hold City Meetings
The Building Laborers in Middle Street held a session admitting four new members and supporting painters on strike. The Grocer, Provision and Fish Clerks in Old Odd Fellows Building admitted eleven candidates, heard speakers, and planned a banquet. All city stores will close Thursday afternoons for four months as a half holiday policy.
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Middle Street
Odd Fellows
Charles Ober
Henry J. Johnson
Vr. Chapman
Grocers’ Association
For Rent and For Sale Notice from T H Elliott
TO RENT five rooms in the best of repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street the best furnished rooms in the city FOR SALE a nice little place of two acres in Chelmsford with fruit new buildings a 7 room cottage and stable hen house only 1600 T H ELLIOTT 64 Central street Tel 908-2.
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Chelmsford
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Professor Schwing Oh Hennie Bass Vial Urgency
A quirky call urges Hennie to fetch a bass vial from a parlor, spoken by a Professor Schwing. The line hints at a comic or stage-like scene with deliberate absurdity and a quick deadline.
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Hennie
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