P A C Defeats Worcester Lyceums In Fast Game
In Lowell last night the P A C beat Worcester Lyceums 20 to 15 in a brisk league contest. Horan led Worcester with swift floor play while Halloran and McManmon fueled P A C’s rally. Referee Whitcomb and a crowd of 700 witnessed a tense finish as P A C moved into a tie for second with Worcester.
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Allard
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Milford
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Ward
Holding
Worcester Boys
McMannion
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Bradley Wilson
Halloran Ib
Connolly MecManmon
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Whitcomb
Leon Sullivan
James Wynne
Lawrence League Plans Abandoned and New Bout Rumors
A series of games likely this month follows a decision to abandon forming a Lawrence league with Haverhill Newburyport and Ipswich clubs. Ernest Roeber resumes competition challenging Paul Pons for world Greco Roman wrestling with a 1000 dollar side bet. Roeber will leave terms to Pons and has deposited 500. The Brooksides dominated recent games with lopsided scores.
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Terry McGovern
Ben Jordan
London Athletic Club
America
National Sporting Club of London
Sam Harris
McGovern
Tattersalls Club of
Chicago
Lawrence
Haverhill
Newburyport
Ipswich
Ernest Roeber
Paul Pons
Roeber
Pieniig
Pons
Webster and C Y M L Lead Webster Central Loss Controversy
Webster basketball fans celebrate a tie for first in the Central Massachusetts league after a protest over a Millbury game favored Webster. Referee Morse retains his post, while center James J Spring faces suspension over a Lowell Burkes signing. Webster plans two more games including a return with C Y M L and a match with the Burkes.
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Central Massachusetts Basketball League
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Reilly
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Bonner
George D. Morse
James J. Spring
Burkes
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Spring
Thomas F. Reilly
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William Kelleher
Redmond
Regan
Kelleher
Music Hall
Frye Ships Subsidy Bill Dominates Senate Session
Washington December 4 The Senate quickly convened approving credentials for Dolliver to succeed Gear. Frye led debate on the shipping subsidy bill detailing U S well behind foreign carriers, with 88 20 roll call for taking up the measure. House adjourned after military and education bills passed and amid defense and policy motions.
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Michigan
Overstreet
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Salt Rheum Cured Quick Relief Ointment Claims
Dr Amnew's Ointment cures salt rheum and all itching or burning skin diseases in a day. One application gives instant relief for itching, bleeding piles. Sold by OCK, Carter, F. C. Goodale & Co.
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Nicaragua Route Favored for Isthmian Canal Project
A long report from the Isthmian canal commission submitted to Congress favors the Nicaragua route as the most practical under U S control and estimates costs at 200 540 000 due to larger dimensions. Senate committee discussions follow, with no firm action yet and hopes of avoiding canal bill obstruction of the subsidy shipping bill.
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Hall of Representatives
Washington
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Panama
Commission
Senate Committee and Interoceanic Canals
Morgan
Senate
Hanna
Friends of the Canal Bill
Friends of the Bills
Cabinet meeting yields note on Philippine civil code
Washington reports the cabinet discussed a civil municipal code for the Philippines prepared by the United States Philippine commission. The revenue provisions were read, with the code awaiting presidential approval and possible administration-suggested changes. Gen. Chaffee telegraphed for authority to provide better winter quarters for the legation guard in Pekin.
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Philippine Islands
United States Philippine Commission
Chaffee
Secretary of War
Legation Guard
Pekin
Senate bill proposes supreme court for Philippine islands
Washington December 4. Senator Stewart introduces a bill to set up a supreme court for the Philippine islands with five life judges each paid 20000 dollars a year. He says the high salary will attract men of character and standing. House member Driggs seeks War Department probe of hazing at West Point and the death of Oscar L. Boose. Senator Clay advances duties free for trusts controlled imports and cotton tax refunds if the tax is ruled unconstitutional. A St Louis man designs an elevator using a screw instead of weights and pulleys.
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Philippine Islands
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