Lowell Triumph Over Portland In Hard Fought Polo Clash
Lowell defeats Portland 2 to 1 in a fast polo match marked by endurance and teamwork. Key scores came from Jean Lewis and Hart, with Tibbitts shining in goal and Burgess delivering solid goalkeeping amid rough play. Referee Klobedanz paid minimal attention to fouls as 1500 spectators watched a high intensity battle.
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Tibbitts
Portland
Rooters
Lowell
McGilvray
Adonis
Timbuche Hayes
Fitzgerald
Soubrette Burgess
Tibbitt
Roberts
Jean
Lewis
Hart
Tommy Holderness
Holderness
Klobedinz
Portland Lewis
R Roberts Hart
C¢ Fitzgerald Holderness
Hayes Tibbitts
Burgess
Waeews
Laws
Mettlvray
Lew Roberte
Cure a Cold in One Div With Luxtive Bromo Quinine
An old promotional note touts Luxtive Bromo Quinine Tablets as a quick cure for colds. The box features a signature and bold claims of rapid relief, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine advertising.
Clinton polo team loses at Chelsea in high-attendance game
Clinton polo team, leading the league, was defeated 4-2 at Chelsea before a season-high crowd of about 1,300. Goals came from Chelsea and Clinton with an accidental sixth goal credited to Cashman. Mercer, Wodtke, Miller, Farrell, Doherty, Gardner, Heffernan, and Cashman starred in a tight, well-fought match officiated by Referee Connelly.
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Clinton
Clinton Polo
Chelsea
Clinton Cage
Cashman
Clinton Whipple
Mercer Wodltke
Campbell Miller
Farrell Doherty
Gardner Heffernan
G Cashman
M S. Clinton
Mercer
Viassrose
Wodtke
Sisjeaicse
Whipple
Inton
Heffernan
Connelly
Timer—Riley
Foul—Doherty
M Jed Kittredge's Crew Trim the Clam Diggers
Providence lost to Worcester with 58 to something scoreline noted. Game featured Worcester strong defense and notable plays by Daly Pierce and Curtis for Worcester while Providence relied on Cunningham Curtis and Providence teamwork. Referee Connell. Attendance 1800 at Chelsea Providence.
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M. Jed. Kittredge
Providence
R. L
Worcester
Worcester Cunningham
R Pierce Curtis
R Daly Wiley Ec KE
Devlin H. Devlin
Wood Mallory
G Bannon Wooby
M.S. Worcester
Daly
Asics
Connes
Curtis Worcester
Daly Worcester
Pierce
Cunningham
Curtis
Bannon
Mallory
Connell
Timor —Perrin
Rink Notes and Player Picks From Lowell Chelsea Matches
A string of one goal wins for Lowell and away victories for Chelsea set the scene. The piece praises Lowell fans, highlights players Mallory Tibbitts and Holderness, notes a controversial Clinton offer for Farrell, and recounts a coin of gold medals presented to Hart Jean Holderness and Lewin for the 1901 1002 season championship.
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Kirby
Hart
Jean
Holderness
Lewin
Fox
Joe
Diamond Palace
Central Street
Tibbitts Talks on West Move and Lowell Loyalty
The big goal tend of Lowell discusses preferring the East, his Racine stint, and why he returned east. He says the Western league is here to stay, praises its support and longer jumps, notes crowd sizes and offers seen by players. He plans to help Lowell keep control of play and anticipates a new goal tender.
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Tibbitts
Lowell
Courier-Citizen
Racine
Astern
Merrimack Valley league plans for next cricket season
The Merrimack Valley league held its annual meeting at the Arlington hotel electing Charles Waite as president and Walter S. Rhodes as secretary. A schedule will be set at a Lawrence meeting while Mohair club activities include weekly ping pong tournaments and a cribbage event for non players.
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Merrimack Valley League
Arlington Hotel
Teale
Charles Waite
Lowell
The
Zions
Mohairs
Walter S. Rhodes
Andover
Lawrence
Chelmsford Street
Thos. Southam
C. Aveyard
FP. Shaw
D. Hird
Henry Alien
C. Jenkins
H. Castle
F. G. Humphriss
W. Rourke
J. Harrison
H. Moseley
J. Sidebottom
A. Mills
J. Harriman
Lewis Fielding
E. Pascall
Fred Harrison
John Dobbs
W. Scott
World's Speediest Enter This Race in Madison Square
Eight thousand spectators watched the opening of the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. Sixteen teams from France Germany Belgium Alsace California Boston Long Island Chicago and more compete for 142 hours of riding with rest rules and top contenders Patsy Keegan and Willie Fenn anticipated to finish near the prize. Local figures Connors Batchelder and Keegan will manage the Lowell plugger with regular updates expected from the Courier Citizen.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jean Gougoltz
Paris
Karl Kaser
Hamburg
Emil Doerflinger
Berlin
Richard Heller
Vienna
Petit Breton
Nantez
Louis Darragon
Vichy
Belgium
Mile Lootens
Brussels
Jed Newkirk
Chicago
John R. Jacobson
New Haven
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Turville
Philadelphia
George Leander
Floyd Krebs
Joliet
Brooklyn
Charles A. Barclay
Franz Krebs
Patrick Keegan
Lowell
Willie Fenn
Bristol
Conn
Alex Peterson
Woody Headspit
Indianapolis
Frank Galvin
Hartford
EK. M. Root
Boston
Keegan
Fenn
Connecticut
Charles Connors
Floradora Cycle Club
New York City
Clarence Batchelder
Batchelder
Courier-Citizen
Maynard Defeats P A C 36 to 16 in basketball showcase
Maynard's Cullen starred as the hoop team defeated the P A C quintette 36 to 16 before about 400 fans in Worcester. Allard led P A C scoring at Worcester earlier this season, but Cullen's long shots and Maynard's weight advantage carried the night.
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Maynard
Worcester
Gray
Allard
Cullen
Lowell
Davies
Fields
Harrington
Tighe Cullen
Allard Cairns
Fields Porter
Law Godley
P. A
Portier
Godley
Cairns
Maynaird
ALC
South Framingham at Manchester Tuesday Night
South Framingham travels to Manchester for a Tuesday basketball clash as local fans, including two young ladies, await the result. Kane of Pocahontas and Sheridan of Marlboro are noted players, with Manchester planning to host top college teams to test their fast squad. MacFarland missed a month due to suspension.
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South Framingham
Manchester
Kane
Pocahontas Smith
Sheridan
Marlboro
Smith
Queen City
Amateur Polo Preview Promises Close Plays This Week
Hobden, slightly injured last week, returns for tomorrow night’s game. If this week’s CMA C Co C match is as engaging as Thursday’s, crowds may rise. Tureault and Harper are top two goal tends, noted for cool composure. Four games are on the schedule with Oaklands vs WC rescheduled to Tuesday. others set for Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights.
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Hobden
Tureault
Harper
Oaklands
Pine Hill Yacht Club Leads Whist Series Against North Billerica
A three game series in whist saw Pine Hill Yacht Club beat North Billerica Republican Club to lead two games to one for the handsome prize donated by James G. Birtwell. The fourth match is set for next Saturday evening at the Pine Hill club after a postgame gathering featuring speeches by J D McDonnald G W Casey and others with refreshments provided by the Billerica club.
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Pine Hill Yacht Club
North Billerica Republican Club
James G. Birtwell
North Billerica Club
J. D. McDonnald
G. W. Casey
Joseph Ellie
J. F. Thomson
Blackburn
W. Hickson
James E. Haworth
J. Beccfield
C. Nett
W. L Carpenter
Billerica Club
Tragic Death In New Hampshire Exposes Harsh Winter
Geo W. Clough of Amesbury Massachusetts died from exposure on a lonely road near East Kingston New Hampshire. He was 45. Found with his horse nearby, identified by his son. No inquest was held.
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Exeter
N. HM
Geo W. Clough
Amesbury
Mans
East Kingston
Santa Claus Announces Letter Box at Bon Marche
The message invites children to send letters to Santa at the Bon Marche headquarters where a red letter box stands outside the main entrance. He plans to give away Santa bags to good children but asks to visit after Friday.
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Bon Marche
San‘a
Santa Claus
Ex Speaker Reed Dies After Long Public Career
The article recalls the life of Ex Speaker Reed a Portland native who served three terms as Speaker during the 54th and 55th Congresses and ran for president in 1896. It notes his stern intellect his dictatorial style and his influence in shaping parliamentary rule. He resigned from Congress in 1899 and retired to law in New York with Reed Simpson Thatcher Bar num. He married Susan Merrill and had daughter Kittle Reed born in 1876.
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Portland
Mr. Reed
Blaine
Reed
Congress
New York
Reed, Simpson, Thatcher & Barnum
Susan P. Merrill
Samuel Merrill
Maine
Scarboro
Europe
Bowdoin
William W. Thomas
U. S
Sweden
Joseph W. Symonds
Maine Supreme Court
John M. Brown
L. G. Downes
Calais
H. H. Burbank
Saco
Amos L. Allen
Gloucester schooner Veda McKeown returns to North Sydney
Halifax December 7 report that the Veda McKeown skipper McFarland arrived with flag at half mast for three crewmen killed at sea during the Saturday storm. The dead are Alex Chisholm of Cheticamp married, John Stapleton of Gloucester married, and Michael Carroll of Newfoundland. They were swept overboard while on deck as a big sea struck the vessel.
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Halifax
N.S
Gloucester
Veda McKeown
McFarland
North Sydney
Alex. Chisholm
Cheticamp
C. B
John Stapleton
Michael Carroll
Newfoundland
Supreme Court Upholds New Hampshire School Attendance Law
Concord New Hampshire December seventh 1901 supreme court upholds constitutionality of the 1901 compulsory attendance law. The act lowers the compulsory age to eight to fourteen and requires attendance for the full school year.
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Concord
N. H
State
Jackson
Supreme Court
Photo Engravers Strike In Boston
In Boston, on December 7, photo engravers from six leading firms will walk out tomorrow. The union seeks a wage and hour scale aligned with three other engraving firms, but efforts have failed, with 75 workers expected to leave.
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Boston
Local Man Feared Dead After Jump From Steamer Priscilla
Malden reports indicate W H Cary of this city likely committed suicide by leaping overboard from the steamer Priscilla. A note naming a Boston insurance agent was found in his state room. Cary, bookkeeper for Revera Electric Light, left home Friday. friends doubt suicide report.
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Malden
Fall River Line
W. H. «Cary
Priscilla
Boston
Cary
Revera Electric Light Company
Centerville Boy Dies From Shotgun Wound
In Providence R I, 11 year old Fred Basto of Centerville died at 3 am after being wounded by a shotgun discharge from a gun held by 10 year old George Watson. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon when the Watson boy, in playful spirit, pointed the gun at Bas to pull the trigger. The fatal shot hit Bas in the head.
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Providence
R. L
Fred Basto
Centerville
George W. Watson
Watson Lad
Young Basto
Irish Envoys in Washington Attend Davitt Dillon Reception
A large gathering at the Lafayette theatre honored Irish envoys Michael Davitt Edward Blake and John Dillon now visiting the United States. John Dillon was absent due to illness in Chicago. Senator Thomas M Patterson of Colorado presided with numerous Congress members present.
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Washington
Michael Davitt
Edward Blake
John Dillon
Lafayette Theatre
Mr. Dillon
Chicago
Thomas M. Patterson
Colorado
Congress
Railroad Increases Pay Across All Departments
Scranton December 7. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad company proposes a substantial rise in wages for employees in all branches of service. The increase is voluntary and will take effect at an early date.
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Scranton
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Blacksmith Shop Auction At Middlesex Street
F G McGregor will sell his Blacksmith Shop at 822 Middlesex street near Standard Voting Co at auction Thursday morning December 11 at 9 30 o clock One of the largest stocks of tools and fixtures in the city including a new drilling machine tire letters anvils grindstones coal lumber wheelwrights tools and stock Safe positive.
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F. G. McGregor
Middlesex Street
Standard Voting Co
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Champions
Fred Klobedanz
Timor
R. C. Paradis
D' Adore
Huntington Hall
Ellingwood’s
Pe. G
Ercees
Worcester Eee Eens
Portland Eee
Leonell
Lawrence Eagle
Crater
Count Lations
Providence Exchange
Clinton Saya
William A. Parsons
John Wiley
William B. Curtis
Rush
Farrell
Devlin
Hall
Ike Holderness
Foley
Childre
F. Blancard
Middlesex, Cor, Thorndike Street
Plugger Keegan
Patsy Keegan
Lowell Plugger
Harrington Con
League
Holyoke
George D. Morse
Worcester Basketball Association
Superior Court
Henry Martens
Association
Stevens
Marlboros
Hudson
Associate Hall
Burkes
Charlie Martens
MacFarland
Fie
Cumberland Club
F. UG. Meukegor, Prop
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