Lowell Wins 3-2 In Fast Portland Hockey Clash
Lowell defeats Portland 3 to 2 in a fast hard hitting game. Key play by Lowell's Holderness and Jean and Portland's Murtagh and Fitzgerald highlighted the tight defense. Maynard backed Lowell in goal with 27 saves while Burgess stopped 22 shots as 1,200 fans watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Lowell
Jean and
Holderness
Portland
Jean
Murtagh
Fitzgerald
Portland Lewis
R Roberts Hart
R McGilvray
C Fitzgerald Holderness
G Burgess
M. S. Lowell
Lewis
Arate Portland
Roberts
Burgess
Kelsey
Timor—MacLeod
Providence Defeats Worcester in Merchants' Week Match
Providence beat Worcester 76 to 6 in a game moved to Worcester for Merchants Week. Bannon scored a standout goal from cage to cage in the third period. Referee O'Connel, timer Donovan, attendance 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Providence
Merchants
Bartlett
Bannon
Curtis
R Daly Cunningham
R Pierce Wiley
FE. Devlin
H. Devlin
Bartlett Mallory
M.S. Providence
Curtle
Cunningham
Daly
Pierce
Ark
E. Devlin
Steps—Bannon
Mallory
O'Connel
Donovan
In dianapolis Rink leads amid strong hockey notes
The rink scene features Gavitt as a lead for the Indianapolis team and Chelsea posting the largest single-game score at 117. Lowell’s first club wins in Lowell and in overtime, while attendance surges year over year. Referee Demontreville earns praise in the Western league as Mallory’s form improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Lawrence
Lowell
Demontreville
Lipton's Shamrock III narrowly escapes shipyard fire
A blaze at Denny's shipyards in Dumbarton damaged the yard and threatened Shamrock III, Lipton's America's Cup challenger. Construction will be delayed, with $100,000 in damage and about 700 workers out of work. Sir Thomas Lipton expressed concern and planned to visit Dumbarton to assess the harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Lipton
Denny
Dumbarton
Shamrock
Associated Press
Sir Thomas
Shamrock II
Solent
Spindle City Wheelmen Elect New Officers
The Spindle City Wheelmen last night elected officers with C. C. Tinker as president Thos Brown as vice president Forrest Bailey recording secretary J P Bogers financial secretary J W Smith treasurer A Dun can captain J L C Vasselin first lieutenant A Hallenberg second lieutenant F Bailey third lieutenant F Bailey and directors A Bolton G Casey R Eastman C Hamilton G Holmes P Kingsbury E Lynde P Monahan O O Heir E Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spindle City Wheelmen
C. C. Tinker
Thos, Brown
Forrest Bailey
J. P. Bogers
J. W. Smith
A. Duncan
J. L. C. Vasselin
A. Hallenberg
F. Bailey
A. Bolton
G. Casey
R. Eastman
C. Hamilton
G. Holmes
Army Canteen Sparks Paymaster General Report
Gen Bates argues restoring the army canteen reduced discipline issues and fines. Records show fines rose after abolition, with 70 000 enlisted men paying 632126 dollars versus 462698 dollars from 75 000 when canteen operated. He attributes increase to uncontrolled liquor traffic at posts impacting morals.
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Washington
Bates
Army
Corbin
War Department
The Alleys Defeat Swift and Bailey in Close Bowling Match
The Independents posted another strong string last night defeating Swift and Bailey 2350 to 2268. The figures show a tight contest with key moments shaping the winner.
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Independents
Swift & Bailey
the Independents
McMahon
Kelley Oe
Whalen O
Swift & Bailey, Chicken
Clarke
Sheehey
Freeman
Fullerton
Immigrants Detained at Ellis Island Hit Record Rate
New York reports 2900 immigrants arrive on three steamships with 6 percent held for examination by the board of inquiry at Ellis Island the highest proportion ever detained. Within the last week or ten days 62 were deported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Inquiry
Ellis Island
Marlboro Triumphs 55 7 Over South Framingham in Fizzle
Marlboro defeated South Framingham 55 to 7 in a game marked by controversy over vaseline used by a Marlboro player. Lynch and H Sheridan of Marlboro scored many points, while South Framingham struggled to score from the field. Referee Connors of Lowell earned neutral praise as 400 spectators watched a disappointing finish.
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Marlboro
South Framingham
Lynch
H. Sheridan
The
Marlboros
Framingham
the Marlboros
Connors
Lowell
South Fram
Punch
Reid H.sheridan
Ib Abbott
W. Sheridan
Halloran
Macalouski
Burnham Lynch
If Howe
So. Framingham
Abbott
Burnham
Howe
Reid
Chas. Connors
Geo, Stevens
H. H. Healey
P A C and Burkes face off as schedule unfolds
P A C travels to Maynard for a Saturday game while Maynard hosts South Framingham at Nashua. The Nashua squad, led by captain Orr, aims to improve team play after Wednesday’s loss to P A C. Key clash looms with the Burkes on December 16 as fans wager heavily on the outcome. Next home date hosts Hudson, with Holyoke looming Monday.
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Burkes
South Framingham
Manchester
Dan Pocahontas Smith
Cunningham
Nashuas
Nashua
Hudson
Gray
Holyoke
Springfield
Gray U
Painter Potter's Case In Albany Grants Injunction
In an Albany special term Justice Wesley O Howard ordered Painters union No 62 of Schenectady to treat William Potter as a union member pending trial. Potter was expelled for militia service and seeks $2 daily damages and $500 other damages after losing work. The summons returns in twenty days.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Supreme Court
Albany
Wesley O. Howard
Painters’ Union No. 62
William Potter
Potter
Hudson Valley
Pogagi
Otter
Membermi
Schnectady
Nine new cattle disease cases found in Hartwell stable
Nine new cases of cattle disease were found in Clayton Hartwell’s stable today. The affected cattle had recently been in contact with infected animals in G. W. Prouty’s barn in Littleton, with authorities tracing the source to the Prouty barn.
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Littleton
Clayton Hartwell
G. W. Prouty
Overcoats Discounted In Brief Notice
Classified brief notes offer overcoats at reduced prices with two price points listed. A fragment shows $22.00, $25.00, and $2.00 amounts, indicating sale or clearance pricing for coats. The snippet lacks full context or seller identity.
Contested Polo Match Ends In C M A C Victory
C M A C beat Company C 11 to 7 in a heated polo match at the Association Catholique hall. Ram sey scored 14 of 21 rushes and Allard led the French quintette with eight goals, while Gaffney’s defense and Tureault’s work at forward helped seal the win before about 500 spectators.
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Association Catholique Hall
Co. M. A.C
Corhmpany C
Tleeroh
Ramsey
Allard
Tureault
Co. C
Faneuf
Barry
CU. M. A
Rooney Sicard
Stile Guimond
Berry Gaffney
Tutreault
Snow
Vicars Ok
Sicardisty
Sicardi
Stanley
Rumsey
Iaieeas Sianes Ca
Ramatey
Aiacieeces
M. A.C
A. Ci
Allard, O
Seis Ane CO
RAMOS
M. A. Co
Dancing till midnight at Associated ball critique
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. EB. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. 2c. Dancing till midnight tonight at the associate ball.
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EB. W. Grove
Leo Alos
Lowell
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
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Jason
Bone
Wodtke
Canavan
Whipple
Miller
Lations
Heffernan
Timer— Murphy
Connelly
P.C
Clinton Eee Eneee
Worcester Eee
Gavitt
Indianapolis
Providence Exchange
Fred Jean
Hart
Oa Js
Kittredge
Pawstucket
Jockton Enterprise
Huntington Hall
Ellingwood's
Orr
Union
Oxford
Dacate
New England
United States
Boston
America
Jent
N. B
Talbot Clothing CO
Owell’s
American House
Central St
Cor. of
Warren
Prntaresete
BNLEY
Wien’s Suits
C. M. A. C. Beat Company C
Ramsay
Oakland
C. W
Ifc
Dhirais Offiow
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