Providence Beats Lowell In Fast Rough Clash
Providence defeated Lowell 12 to 5 in a fast rough game at Providence. Fox tended goal despite an eye handicap. Cunningham Curtis Lewis Mallory and Hart starred for Providence with Klobedanz refereeing. Attendance was about 1000.
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Providence
R. L
Lowell
Fox
Cunningham
Curtis
Lewis
Mallory
Klobedanz
Lowell Cunningham
R Lewis Curtis
R Hart Wiley
Jean Devlin
Holderness Mallory
G Fox
Lowell, Hart
Ceeceeseeenees
Danee Lowell
Hart
Timer—Perrin
Clinton at Lowell and nearby matchups
Clinton visits Lowell as part of a regional schedule with Lawrence at Worcester and Providence at Portland, shaping early season results. Coaches evaluate players and prepare for upcoming games across the route.
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Clinton
Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Providence
Portland
Orcester
Portland’ates
Lawrence Steeeeeeee
Chelsea
The Rink Lowell Tonight Amid Attendance Dispute
Clinton in Lowell tonight faces debate over published attendance figures with claims of padding by 39 percent. West last year star White of Elwood made 18 stops in polo, while betting and fines marked postgame actions as Worcester’s Daly was fined after Friday’s contest.
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Lawrence American
White
Elwood
Lawrence Eagle Stats Show City Players Lead In Scores And Rushes
Lawrence Eagle compiled table lists Rushes led by Lewis and Bone Daly top in goals with 73, while Cashman and Bannon feature high on chances and averages. Worcester drops to third after polo team fell back from first, with Cotter cracking down on Whipple over a West offer.
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Lawrence Eagle
Lewis
Bone
Daly
Mercer
Roberts
Curtis
Whipple
Jason
Pierce
Wootke
Campbell
Hart
McGilvary
Miller
Farrell
Jean
Cunningham
Canavan
E. Devlin
Parsons
Burgess
Mallory
Heffernan
Graffam
Tom Cotter
West
Cotter
Whip
Lawrence
Amateur Polo Match Preview At C M A C Club House
Berry leads Co C with strong ball handling and blocking as Co M A C meets Co C in a warm contest at the C M A C Club house. Allard Sicard bolster the French side while Stillings Burke and Gaffney star for their teams in recent games. Tureault’s goaltending has softened due to Gaffney’s steady defense.
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Co. C
Allard
Sicard
The Cup Defender Outlines Design Changes in Bristol
Report from Bristol on December 1 describes the cup defender under construction with a wider beam and longer overall length than the Constitution. Keel length, lead ballast, and three sectional keel plates mirror prior cups while draft may be reduced. Builders hurry to finish fittings and lead work for an early launch.
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Bristol
R. L
Columbia
Constitution
Corbett and McGovern Bout Planned in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on December 1 Chairman Trennan announced the board will sanction future boxing events following Judge Toney's decision. C Gray of the Southern Athletic Club said the Corbett-McGovern contest will likely be held in Louisville amid strong local advertising interest.
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Louieville, Ky
Trennan
Board of Public Safety
Toney
Louieville
C. Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Lonteville
Bloodied Nashua dog loses as Lowell pup wins in Pelham fight
A crowd of about a hundred from Lowell Nashua and Hudson witnessed a dog fight in Pelham delayed by a missing dog. The Lowell dog defeated a Nashua pup. the Nashua animal was severely injured with neck wounds and an ear torn. The Lowell owner profited, reportedly over 200 dollars, and another match is being organized away from Pelham with plans not yet fixed.
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Lowell
Nashua
Hudson Sports
Pelham
Pelham Line
Westfort
The Alleys Win Over Harringtons Crew at YMCA
The Alleys defeated Harringtons Crew at the YMCA in a high scoring game by 1235 to 1207. Complete box score figures show top scorers and game details.
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Harrington
Hillsides and Palmers Tie In Second Meeting
The Hillsides and the Palmer second teams played to a hard fought draw Saturday. Early on the Hillsides dominated the flat half while the Palmers rallied in the second half, pushing the Hillsides all over the field. Palmers fumbled but would have scored. the game marked the second meeting ending in a Hillsides victory.
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Hillsides
Palmer Second
Palmers
Manchester Triumphs Over Burkes In Close 20-18 Victory
Manchester led 2-0 early as Kane and Kelliher sparked a tight game. Kane scored four from the floor and Kelliher added two sensational goals to seal a 20-18 win for Manchester over Burkes, with Smith smiling amid the comeback and crowd of 800 witnesses.
Basketball notes on local and New England leagues in Manchester
Tomorrow Nashua meets P A C at Associate Hall while Burkes and P A C teams meet again on December 16. Manchester is praised for a strong, quick lineup under Smith with Kelliher and O Neil contributing. The Central Massachusetts league shows Springfield leading, Ware second, Hudson third as Marlboro dominates the New England Pro league with seven straight wins and Manchester waiting to prove itself this week. Harry Lew with P A C is highlighted as a fast, rising player formerly of M G C A and captain of Y M C A, known for nine goals in a single notable game.
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Pocahontas
John Smith
Manchester
Doughty Burkes
Burkes
Kelliher
Lowell
Fred Lake
Everett
Patrick
Healey
Smith
Johnny
Kane
Doyle
Queen City
Jesse Whiting
Whiting
Manchesters
Burke
Central, Massachusetts
Springfield
Ware
Hudson
Tighe
Cunningham
Nashua
New England
Worcester Telegram
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Harry Lew
Lew
M. GC. A
Bucky
Merrimack
Lowell Manager Lake Plans New Baseball Grounds Near City
Tit reports Lowell baseball manager Lake aims to relocate closer to the city center than Spalding Park next season. He envisions two solid bids for securing suitable grounds to improve access and facilities.
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Lake
Lowell
Spalding Park
Westfield Mathews Game Postponed In Central League
Special to the Citizen Worcester Dec. 1 The Westfield team and Fr Mathews players were set to clash in Worcester but were not on hand as a telegram from Westfield manager G H Spalding read cannot play game tonight About 700 fans arrived to find the postponement not announced in time and two Westfield players appeared ready to play. The abrupt decision sparked confusion as the cause remained unclear.
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Worcester Polo
Worcester Quintette
Worcester
Worcester Telegram
Westfield
Fr.Mathews
Central Massachusetts Basketball League
John H. Thompson
Ft. Mathew Quintette
G. H. Spalding
Westfields
Thompson
Draw Bout Between Sullivan and Byers In Bangor
In Bangor Maine on December 1 the Sullivan Byers six round fight ended in a draw due to small attendance. Sullivan led most rounds but Byers blocked effectively, delivering few blows. Referee Long ruled the exhibition a draw.
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Bangor
John
Twin) Sullivan
Geo. Byers
Sullivan
Byers
Long
Postmortem report on Mrs. Gore case in Paris
Consul General Gowdy received the independent postmortem report from four American doctors on Mrs. Ellen Gore who was shot November 19 in the Paris apartment of Russian singer Jean de Rydzewski. The physicians’ report agrees with the French expert Socquet. Gowdy expects to file his state department report soon, but delays persist due to letters and papers in multiple hands.
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Paris
Gowdy
Ellen Gore
Jean de Rydzewski
Socquet
Stokers Strike Deepens as Ships Arrive
Marseilles reports a growing strike by stokers sailors and others as more steamers reach port. Sailors and stokers aboard these vessels immediately abandon their ships. Belated tigers reach fifteen hundred as the action intensifies.
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Marseilles
Resignation Allowed for Customs Employee Theobald
Washington December 1 under Stranahan recommendation in New York the secretary of the treasury approved William W Theobald a customs service employee to resign He had been ordered dismissed last week but requested to resign instead.
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Washington
Stranahan
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
William W. Theobald
Customs Service
Permley Found Dead In Cleveland Hotel Room
Richard M. Permley, president of the American Exchange National Bank and a noted electric railway figure, was found dead in his Lennox hotel room in Cleveland on December 1. Officials indicate heart disease as the cause. he was the brother of Mrs Myron T. Herrick.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Richard M. Permley
American Exchange National Bank
Lennox Hotel
Mra
Myron T. Herrick
Big Real Estate Sale In Kensington District
London reports 62 acres of freehold property in Kensington sold at auction for 2,825,000. The estate includes 1450 residences, shops and hotels with rents from 40 to 8000 pounds per year. Bids started at 2,600,000 and rose by 50,000 until the hammer fell in about 15 minutes. buyer’s name not disclosed.
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London
Kensington
Ten Years for Claud Bullmen in Embezzlement Case
Newark judge gives Claud B. Bullmen ten years in state prison after he pleaded guilty to fraud and embezzlement. Bullmen had served as secretary to Gov. Murphy and faced a fraud charge alongside embezzlement in New Jersey. The verdict marks a harsh punishment for a high level official.
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Newark
N. J
Claud BB Bullmen
Murphy
Mass Cricket League Formed in Massachusetts Central League
A new cricket league named the Massachusetts Central league includes junior clubs from the state with Leominster forming the Crawford silver cup sponsor. Mohair and Bunting reserve teams join Leominster Fitchburg Maynard Clinton Worcester may compete. Ayer hosts early meeting. Mohair club improves facilities at Chelmsford street with warmer ping pong area and tournaments planned. David Hird to receive a gold watch for Mer r imack Valley batting best. Next Saturday Mohair bowing match features two strong sides.
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Nicholson
Leominster
Mohairs
Buntings
Fitchburg
Maynard
Clinton
Worcester
Ayer
Mohair
Bunting
Lowell
Mohair Club
Chelmsford Street
Mohatt Club
David Hird
David
Embargo on U S livestock blocks Manitoban herd shipment
Ottawa reports an embargo on cattle sheep and swine from six New England states effective Nov 30 1902. Manitoba dealer HH Mullins notes a 600 head herd stranded at Boston and faces slaughter at a loss as Canada restricts imports and shipments reroute to Intercolonial line.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Department of Customs
Collectors of Customs
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Canada
Canadian Pacific
St. John
Halifax
Intercolonial Railway
HH. F. Mullins
M. P
Manitoba
Borton
Boston
England
Kansas City Court Rules Brewers a Trust Under Law
The Kansas City court of appeals ruled that a local brewer combination is a trust and unlawful under statutes. A man who owed money to a brewer in the collusive group did not pay, and the brewer cannot collect the debt, even via the courts.
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Kansas City
Coal Prices Rise in Worcester As Hottest Coal Sells High
Worcester December 1 coal prices increased by one dollar a ton for both anthracite and bituminous grades. Bituminous now sells for four dollars per ton and hard coal for five fifty with a twenty six cent cash discount. Only three dealers will accept hard coal orders. Orders were halted temporarily at the Sumner office with no further sales until notice. A firm representative said no more orders would be taken beyond this window.
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Worcester
Baterday
Sian
BE. A. Sumner
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