Chelsea Defeats Worcester 14 to 3 In East Coast Match
Chelsea beat Worcester 14 to 3 as a fast start set the tone and the home team held the lead through the third period. Key performers include Daly Whipple and Craig for Chelsea and Pierce for Worcester with strong goaltending from Bannon and Heffernan. Providence notes discuss player value, management moves, and interest in Lowell Portland series amid a busy polo and sports scene.
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Chelsea
Worcester
Worcester Whipple
Craig
Daly Wodtker
Pierce Miller
Ec FE
Devlin Doherty
Bartlett Heffernan
G Bannon
Miller
saWiere
Wodtke
Whipple
Pierce
Daly
Heffernan
Connelly
Timer—Riley
Clinton Triumphs Over Providence 13 to 3 in Narrow Match
Clinton defeated Providence 13 to 3 as a crippled Providence squad fielded substitutions at key positions. Campbell played early before Wahl entered, while Finnie and Parsons stood out for Clinton. The crowd was small, with an attendance around 600, and Mercer, Wahl, and Curtis contributed as handles and defenders in a decisive Clinton win.
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Clinton
Providence
Wiley
Lawrence
Parsons
Rush
Finnie
Campbell
Wahl
Providence Mercer
Curtis Campbell
Wahler Parsons Farrell
Ce Devlin Gardner
Finnie Cashman
Ge Mallory
Campbell Clinton
Mercer Clinton
Mercer
Farrell
Olf
Curtis
Acciaene
Siccc
Iscxene
Gshntom
Cass
The Rink Tonight in Portland With Clinton Rally
Lowell hosts Portland as Clinton tightens within reach. Whipple and Wodtke form a fast duo while Tone dazzles on skates. Worcester Spy notes Parsons seeks bold moves to bolster Providence and still sees Clams as weak in the circuit amid rumors of a $500 bid for Jean.
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Portland
Providence
Parsons
Jean
O'Hara
Parton
Simpson & Rowland Triumph In Bowling Victory
Simpson and Rowland defeated Harmon’s tramers last night with a 2366 to 2140 score. Burns led scoring with 567 pins as the pair earned a commanding win in the alley matchup.
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Simpson
Rowland
Harmon
Frainers
Burns
Cornell Plans to Skip Henley Regatta This Year
New York dispatch says Cornell will likely drop plans to send a crew to England for the Henley regatta due to a proposed rule barring crews coached within a month by professional trainers. The Cornell Sun says they would avoid controversies with English crews and may drop further discussion if the rule is adopted.
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New York
Cornell
England
Tribune
Ithaca
Cornell Sun
A Very Old Woman Celebrates 102nd Birthday in Lynn
In Lynn on December 3 Mrs. Jane Mansfield marks her 102nd birthday at home on Western avenue. A resident for over a century she now stays in her room though she could still move until age 100. Maiden name Jane Gooderidge. she married Mathew Mann and died November 12, 1823. She lives with two daughters.
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Lynn
Jane Mansfield
Western Avenue
Monefield
Lyon
Dewnpapers
Jane Gooderidge
Mathew Mann
Musical Recital "Jessica's First Prayer" At Westminster Church
Large audience attended Westminster Presbyterian for a charity recital titled Jessica's First Prayer. A 30 voice chorus under W J Beaven led the performance with connective readings by Mrs McMillan as part of the church fair preparations for next week.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jessica
Mareket
W. J. Beaven
Mra. McMillan
Nashua Nets Lose to P. A. C. in New England League Debut
Nashua pales beside P. A. C. in a 45 to 11 defeat in the New England Professional Basket Ball league opener. Allard Tighe and Harrington led P. A. C. with seven, six, and five baskets respectively, while Nashua’s Guthrie Orr Coburn and Howe fought hard. Referee I. Davis of Everett oversaw a clean, low-foul game in front of about 450 spectators.
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Nashua
New England
Pawtucketville
John Smith
Burkes
Gray
Allard
Tigne
Harrington
Tighe
Halloran
Guthrie
Orr
Coburn
Howe
Cunningham
Co. P. Davis
Everett
Nashua Harrington
Ib Coburn Lew If
Howe Fields
O ¢ Guthrie
Cunningham Allard
Orr Tighe
Rf Myrick
Levecque
P. A.C. Tighe
P. A.C
Nashua Myrick
A.C. Fields
A.C. Tighe
P. Alc. Fields
Palc. Allard
PF. A.C. Adare
P. A. C. Allard
Pi A.C Allard
FP. AC
Nashua Coburn
Nashua Lavecque
Fleis
Lew
Holloran
I. Davis
Everett Timers
Local basketball scene stirs from Nashua to Marlboro
Reports on forthcoming home games and intercity matchups fill local pages. Manchester hopes to secure big college teams for open dates while South Framingham clashes with Marlboro in a heated rivalry. St Jerome eyes a professional league path. Burkes back strong with revived second team. central league plans a meeting amid Westfield non appearance confusion.
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Holveke
St. Jerome
la Eched
Bt. Jerome
Hudson Triumph Over Burkes in One-Sided Contest
Special to the Citizen Mudeon Dec 3 The Hudson team defeated the Burkes of Lowell at the Opera house in a poorly played game. Both teams showed listless play through two and a half periods before Hudson's players woke up in the final 15 minutes and dominated the visitors.
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Company C
Allard
Sicard
Burkes
G. Rafferty
T. Flynn
E. Hildreth
Company M
L. Lord
The
Lincolns
Gallagher
Chelmsford
Hudson
Lowell
Opera House
Maynard and St Jeromes clash in 33 to 13 win
The Maynards led by Culen Cairns and Capt Godley faced St Jeromes with Leighton Kennedy Dorman and Haggerty from Hudson. St Jeromes won 33 to 13 before 800 spectators. Central league drew 12,300 at the hall, leaving officials wary of the Professional League’s interference. Westfield’s five losses despite Spaulding’s doubts. Chicopee seeks league entry discussed at Sunday meeting.
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Maynards
Culen
Cairns
Capt. Godley
Daly
South Worcester
Sheehan
Mathews
St. Jeromes
Leighton
Kennedy
Dorman
Haggerty
Hudson
Davies
Maynard
Holyoke
Westfield
G. H. Spaulding
Chicopee
Worcester
English Leather Trade Official Tours United States
G J Lapping of Leeds England, member of the Mosely Commission, heads a 22 man English tradesmen delegation studying American manufacturing. He visits Amalgamated Leather Workers of America president Denis Healy in Boston and will tour American Hide and Leather works and tanneries in Woburn and Newark before sailing home on the 10th.
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G. J. Lapping
Leeds
England
Industrial Commission
United States
Alfred Mosely
Denis Healy
Amalgamated Leather Workers of America
Lapping
New England
W. B. Hornidge
United Kingdom
Hornidge
Montreal
American Hide and Leather Company
West
Courier-Citizen
Mosely
London
South Africa
Mr. Lapping
British Isles
Woburn
Patent
Newark
N. J
Boston
Kneisel Quartet Delights Middlesex Club Audience
The Kneisel quartet gave a rich afternoon at Colonial Hall before the Middlesex Women's club, delivering Schubert, Dvorak, Spohr, and Beethoven with flawless harmony and expressive playing. The program included two violins and viola pieces, with noted performers Frans Kneisel, J Theodorowiles, Loula Svetski, and Alwin Schroeder. The club plans further high rank musical entertainments this season.
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Middlesex Women's Club
Kneisel
Colonial Hall
Schubert
Dvorak
Spohr
Helen Henschel
Winnifred Smith
Adamowsky
Mesers
Theodorowics
Beethoven
Corrigan to Back Kanene City Mile Track Project
Chicago horseman Mr Corrigan and local capitalists plan a new company capitalized at 250000 dollars to build a one mile track in Kanene City. Corrigan says a race meeting will be held on the new track this autumn.
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Kanegae City
Corrigan
Chicago Horseman
Kanene City
Winchester
Drugytate
Eaprees
Addreaes Winchestre Pil Lure
Medford
Mass
Cneiene Varantes
Hickey's Case Ungrateful For Favors In Lowell
Matty Hickey declares he will never play in Lowell again after accepting a salary last season despite not playing. Cincinnati transfer Kid Nichols offered $800, and Lowell manager Lake moved to release him. Hickey later returned to Lowell, claimed rheumatism sidelined him, and was paid until season end. Several new Lowell players signed for next season including Blankanship at first base, Kelly in the outfield, Keenan a pitcher, Haford a catcher, and Sockalexis given passport. MecLauglin remains desired by Jersey City but unavailable.
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Matty Hickey
Lake
Lowell
Hickey
National Board
Kid Nichols
Kansas City
Pirate
Blankanship
South
Merritt
Kelly
Rochdale
Mass
Keenan
U. of B
Hafford
Nashua
O'Brien
Sockalexis
Keegan Aides Will Help Connors In Six Day Race
Charles Connors of this city will travel to New York to assist Plugger Keegan in the six day race at Madison Square Garden next week. Connors departs Saturday afternoon.
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Charles Connors
New York
Plugger Keegan
Madison Square Garden
Connors
Gold Fish Arrive at Pearson's Drug Store Window
Gold fish have arrived at Pearson's Drug Store on Central Street near the Opera House. Two fish sold for 25 cents, displayed in the window for customers to see.
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Pearson's Drug Store
Conestreet
Opera House
Carter Knocks Out Maher In Second Round
In Philadelphia on December 3, Brooklyn’s Kid Carter stopped Peter Maher in the second round of a six round bout at the Pennsylvania Athletic Club. Carter rushed, landed repeated jaw blows, and finished with a right cross two seconds before the bell. Maher had earlier floored Carter. both men traded body blows and wrestling ensued in the tense middle rounds. The undercard included Hughey Armstrong seeking a 20 rounder with Jack O'Brien and a possible match with Young Peter Jackson. The bout ended in a draw after time was killed with Lowell’s boxers close to a stoppage.
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Philadelphia
Kid" Carter
Brooklyn
Peter Maher
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Carter
Maher
Charles Armstrong
Hughey
Jack O'Brien
Peter Jackson
Lowell
Stratton Handley concert charms Middlesex Street audience
Mr W E Stratton’s sixteenth concert in Odd Fellows temple featured Handley directed High School Mandolin and Banjo clubs, Temple quartet of Boston, Samuel Siegel of New York, and Hyman Meyer. Diana wit and music from New York accompanied a varied program of mandolin banjo guitar pieces, piano humor, and lively ensemble numbers, closing at 10 p m with broad audience applause and regret at the final bow.
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W. E. Stratton
Handley
Odd Fellows
Temple
Middlesex Street
Temple Quartette
Boston
Samuel Siegel
New York
Hyman Meyer
Wit
Mimic
Siegel
Meyer
L. H. S. Mandolin and Banjo Club
Utopia Club Programme Postponed To Next Week
Bad weather and last minute contingencies forced the Utopia Society of Kirk Street church to postpone its open meeting. Hon John C Burke and Councilman James Casey were planned speakers. the event shifted to a town meeting and debate. Next Thursday the society will proceed with the original programme. Merchants note the citizen as the citys best advertising medium.
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Utopia Society
Kirk Street
John C. Burke
James Casey
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Cambridge
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Donnelly
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South Framingham
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Franklin Opera
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Kelliher
Charlie Connors
Manchester Exchange
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Hay State House
Ofielale
Father Mathew
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Mosely Commission
Kneisel Quartette
Jersey City
Barnie McLaughlin
Mec-Laughlin
Will
Keegan
Pearson's
Central Street
Stratton
Utopia Club
D. J. Murphy
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