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LAURIER PARK GAMETONIGHT‘.‘Old Alex1' May Oppose Lowell Club—Hustlers Take Whalers TwiceNORTHEASTERN LEAGUE,WonLostAve.Manchester ........ 135.722Watorlowu ....7.659Hartford ......S.609Lowell ........9.571Worcester .....99.609New Bedford ..12.36b'Springfield ......... G13.316Wayland.....• 216.111' / . RESULTS YESTERDAY Lowell 13, New Bedford 5.Lowell a, New Bedford .4. Manchester 2, Watertown 1. Watertown 1, Manchester S. Springfield 12, Hartford 5.HaiTford 9, Springfield 2.Worcester S, Wayland 7.Worcester 3, Wayland 2.TODAYHouse of David at Lowell, exhibition. - ; .League open date.SATURDAY'S SCORES Watertown S, New Bedford 4. Lowell 6, Springfield 6.Wayland 5, Hartford 3.• - By’CECIL F. DODGEAfter winning Saturday’s sensational 10-inning contest with Springfield the Hustlers pounced on. New Bedford yesterday for a double victory In Sunday’s brace of Northeastern Teague games.. The first game was a lopsided 13-6 Lowell asset but the nightcap was a ntp-and-tuck affair right- down to the wire, the local club pulling ahead to cop . the 5-4 verdict by a Three run spurt,in the eighth frame. Lojyell .banked and battered three visUiug pitchers during the initial contest,' The. locals chased eight runs across the counting pad In the-second inning. Manager Kunnefield had the unique honor of hitting safely twice in the same session, opening the . free scoring cliukker with a poke to center and doubling to left:later. Two flagrant New Red-ford boots greatly aided the local cause during tho flrcworkB Id this large frump, llrlsko Hits Bumps Snka3 was extracted from [he lineup in the third when be became a trifle balky and failed to follow Hun-ncfiulrt's directions. Babe Drlsko succeeded him and ran into no trouble throughout the remainder of the game. ./V v' Chief Scout Fred Mitchell of the Braves watched yesterday's games from a box. Mitchell was chiefly Concerned with catching an eyeful of Hal'Fowler, whom he sent to Lowell, but didn’t overlook the'-'opportunity of giving both clubs a general Inspection. Fowler looked great to the Braves' scout and so' did Reggie Smith, our shortstop. Smith was guilty of two miseriesi but the dust hlowing around the diamond wassufficient excuse for any sort offielding- blunder. The Lowell shortstop Is one of the fastest men . in the circuit and .goes after everything hit between second nnd third base, Donovan HHs In Pinch Larry Bishop, off., to an unsteady start in the second, calmed down and ■ hurled n heady, game for tho rest of i the distance. Now Bedford scored two, rmiB In the ninth, a pair of misplays being sandwiched between a couple of base knocks. Larry Donovan was the lad who hit In the pinch in the eighth, to provide Lowell with Us winning mnrgiu.“OP Alex” Gomes to Town
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Lowell Sun
Lowell, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Jul 23, 1934
Page 30
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