Visitors Rally Falls Short in Nashua High Bout
Nashua High trailed Lowell High by two points until Ellison scored twice in the final two minutes to seal a 24 to 22 Lowell win. Ellison led Nashua with 14, while Richards and Farley contributed for Lowell. Coaches and lineups noted Seede and Scribner as key players, with a tight 15 minute halves, referee Wilkins officiating before about 100 spectators.
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Nashua “Boys
Annex
Ellison
Lowell
Lowell High
Nashua High
Seede
Farley
Scede
Nashua
Capt. Scede
Richards
Scribner
Farrell
Hallett
Wright Farrell
Avery Farley
Beetle
Ellison Richards
Rf Hammond Hallett
LeClaire
Hammond
Baskets
Avery
Polo Notes and Western League Race Headlines
Polo notes report Dog Bones leading Western race and Canavan atop Central. Lynn ousted from second by Stoneham. Dickey Pierce may rush to Indianapolis. Elwood remains near Western head. Lyons and Roberts key. Goaltenders Cousins dodge masks. mask debate grows among patrons in Anderson. Frank Mullen injured, cared for by manager Norton’s staff. Mallory joins Anderson, smallest Western goalie, under 6 feet. Eddie Higgins expected to rival top goaltenders. Mallory praised for guarding cage as a game feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Mallory
Anderson
Norton
Mallory
Eddie Higgins
Eddie
Muncle
Basketball notes from Lowell and nearby towns
Basketball round up notes Lowell at Haverhill tonight with Corcoran and Horan potential signings. Donnelly praised as Manchester’s top player. Manchester beat Lowell nine times recently. Lowell schedules three games next week on Dec 15 17 and 19. Concord feisty in state league, Scott the world class basket thrower may join New England league. Ha verhill enthusiasm high. Concord yet undefeated on its home court.
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Lowell
Boxing Exhibition At Riverside Athletic Club Tonight
The ring hosts an all local main event with Hugh Alexander versus Bob Armstrong in a go. The crowd recalls Tom Sharkey refereeing a navy bout in San Francisco where two bareknuckle fighters with a glass eye and false teeth clashed. Sharkey halted the match after a poor eye and missing teeth spectacle. Marvin Hart draws the color line after a Boston bout with Kid Carter, declining a challenge from Joe Walcott saying he is a Southern gentleman.
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Riverside Athletic, Club
Dewey Grove
Hugh Alexander
Bob Armstrong
Manly
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Sharkey
Sailor Tom
Tom
Marvin Hart
Kid Carter
Boston
Joe Walcott
Hart
U S Buntings Prepare for Merrimack Clash Amid South Lowell Grounds
The United States Buntings name T Cuerdon as goalkeeper J Marriott R Birtwistle at full back M Casey Ted Nelson G Powell as forwards with J Hallgan E Nelson G Scholes T Gallagher and A N Otter in the starting lineup Reserves include W Scholes and D Cleger Linesman T Robinson Referee T McDermott of Lawrence. Kickoff is at 3 o clock Saturday at the Bunting grounds in South Lowell.
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U.S. Buntings
Merrimack
Lawrence
Bunting Grounds
South Lowell
T. Cuerdon
J. Marriott
R. Birtwistle
M. Casey
Ted Nelson
G. Powell
J. Hallgan
E. Nelson
G. Scholes
T. Gallagher
A. N. Otter
W. Scholes
D. Cleger
T. Robinson
T. McDermott
Exeter selects managers for Phillies-Exeter grid next year
Charles V. Putnam of Newport New Hampshire tonight was elected manager of the Phillies Exeter football team for next year. William C. Hill of Plymouth Massachusetts, class ’05, was named assistant manager.
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Exeter
N. H
Dee
Charles V. Putnam
Newport
Phillins-Exeter
Willam C. Hill
Plymouth
Mass
Gray Wins Knockout Prize At Highland Club
The Highland club hosted a candle pin knockout Tuesday night drawing a large crowd. Gray defeated Wing 94 to 87 in the finals to win first prize, with Wing taking second. Preliminary rounds featured scores from Lee 84 Stevens 77 Sturtevant 84 Paulini 76 Runels 71 Morse 63 Jennings 55 Moody 68 Peabody 64 Bartlett 56 Sherburne 93 Gray 78 Lazelle 77 Wing 87 Barton 86 E Libby 75 R Libby 71 Greenwald 73 Dickerman 65 Putnam 63.
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Highland Club
Gray
Wing
Putnam
Bartlett
Morse
Jennings
Lee
Stevens
Sturtevant
Paulini
Runels
Moody
Peabody
Sherburne
Lazelle
Barton
E. Libby
R. Libby
Greenwald
Dickerman
Rey
Moony
Seer
Dick Runels
Seesereee
Seeeenes
Cy. Barton Weeneeee
Stevens Weeeed
Greenwald Serene
Sereseee
Tereret
Fairmounts defeat Nashuas on Y M G I alleys
The Fairmounts edged the Nashuas by five pins last night. Mason of Nashua posted the high total with 283, while Kelley achieved the top single string of 109 in a scare-filled bowling match.
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Fairmounts
Nashuas
Mason
Nashua
Kelley
Mohair C. C
Lowell Machine Shop
Mohair Cricket Club
T’d Harrison
Sidebottom
Harriman
Rhodes
Southam
Ee Corerese
L. M. Shop
Crysler
A Searle
Grant
Maker
Abbott
Admiral Bancroft Gherardi Dies in Stratford Home
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi U S N retired in 1894 is dying at his Stratford Connecticut home from diabetes with nephritis doctors do not expect him to live through the day He is 71 years old and formerly commanded the North Atlantic station from 1889 to 1892.
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Stratford
Conn
Bancroft Gherardi
Admiral Gherardi
North Atlantic
Heidelberg Extends University Extension to Public Lectures
The University of Heidelberg adopts university extension, allowing professors to hold lectures accessible to any adult person, expanding public education.
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Berlin
University of Heidelberg
Lowell Triumphs In OT Over Manchester
Lowell wins 16 to 15 in overtime at Manchester led by Abbott and Fields. Devlin and Regan starred for Manchester as the first overtime game of the season kept Lowell atop the New England League standings with a late heroics by Abbott sealing the victory. Attendance reached 500.
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Connors
Manchester
Abbott
Fields
Lowell
Devlin
Regan
Qualey Allard
Cairns
Healey Field
Lynch Holleron
Devlin Manchester
Lynch
Qualey
Cairns Lowell
Field
Gualey
Allard
Haverhill Beats Concord 19 to 17 In Home Game
Haverhill defeated Concord 19 to 17 at home in a December 9 basketball matchup. The result kept Haverhill's hopes alive as the teams exchanged leads through a low scoring contest.
Gardner Beats Kelly in Central A C Bout
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell easily defeats Jimmy Kelly of New York in the third round of a planned 15 round bout at Central A C. Kelly pressed early but tired. Gardner forced the pace and Kelly’s seconds threw in the towel to avoid a knockout. Connie Mack may face a tricky season as Rube Waddell is tied to a $5000 contract requiring 40 starts before free agency.
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Boston
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Jimmy Kelly
New York
Central A. C
Kelly
Gardner
Tter
Connie Mack
Athletics
Pittsburg
Rube Waddell
Rube
Boulgers Shoe Store
Central Street
M. J. Fay
Hoar Pushes Cuba Jurisdiction Across House
Washington reports that Mr Payne chairing the ways and means committee moved to refer the President message to committees and to give the foreign affairs panel power over Cuba matters as Cuba is now a republic. The measure passed to the whole House by unanimous consent, with Mr Kline and Mr Rodey added to committees. Debate over minority representation ended with adjournment at 12 30 p m.
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Washington
Payne
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Ftke
Burkett
Neb
Committee On
Cuba
Payne Ee
Kline
Dem
Rodey
New Mexico
Territories
de Armand
Commission to study American merchant marine development
Representative Gardner of Massachusetts introduces a bill to form a commission including the secretary of the navy postmaster general and others to study and report legislation for expanding the American merchant marine and a national ocean mail service with naval support. Hearings will guide the inquiry. Senator Tillman seeks judiciary committee inquiry into renewed nominations and Gen. Wood and Dr. Crum positions.
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Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Senate
House
Congress
Tillman
Judiciary Committee
Wood
Dr. Crum
Charleston
NEW WAR VESSELS DISCUSSION AT CAPITAL
Washington officials report a meeting between Chairman Foss and the President on naval policy for the current session. The President urged continued naval buildup and a general staff for the navy. No decision on warship appropriations has been reached amid mixed House and Senate views. Foss did not forecast the session’s outcome.
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Washington
Foss
House¢ Committee On Naval Affairs
Congress
Army
Senate
House
Conspirator Harry P. Scott Sentenced in Federal Case
In Columbus Ohio on December 9 Harry P. Scott pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a U S court and received thirteen months in the penitentiary He protected his friend Harry J Hooven cashier of the People's National Bank Newark Scott posted 10000 bail and a stay of execution was granted His attorney filed an appeal Judge Thomson said Scott was misled by friendship but laws must be strictly enforced to safeguard banking institutions.
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Columbus
Harry P. Scott
United States
Harry J. Hooven
People’s National Bank
Newark
Scott
Thomson
Baseball News From 1904 Season and Foul Strike Debate
Selections show Concord leading in points with Kane scoring 42 and Allard trailing at 26 while Manchester and Lowell follow. Discussion includes players shifting teams for 1904 and the foul strike rule, with Herrmann of Cincinnati arguing the rule shortens games and should remain in the code. Providence and Worcester are unsure about Eastern league moves, and opinions on the rule emphasize faster play without harming strong batters.
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Concord
Lowell
Manchester
Haverhill
Kane
Allard
Doyle
Devlin
Mr. Herrmann
Cincinnati
Graniteville School Delays Open Due To Burned Out Grates
In Graniteville, grate failures force a short vacation for pupils and teachers as school awaits repairs. A benefit dance for Thomas Couture, who lost a leg, is postponed to January. Community support grows after the accident. ice pond skating memories fade with new snow. Mr. Fletcher’s 2 1/2 pound catch stands out. An M H church vestry ice cream social Friday evening drew a neat sum.
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Thomas Couture
F. L. Fletcher
George Irish
M. H. Church
Tewksbury News and Community Notes
A North East Telephone Company canvasser organized a Farmer's telephone in town. A social and entertainment at the Congregational church vestry featured Edith Lewis piano, a seven-lady humorous sketch, readings, and various duets. Prize peanut races crowned Clarence Clark and Grace Farmer. William Chandler sick at home. farmers attended the Chelmsford Farmers Institute. State Grange meeting at Worcester noted.
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N. E. Telephone Co
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edith Lewis
S. F. Morrell
Edith Forristal
Chas. Small
H. M. Billings
8. Levy
Bucklin
Gretchen Billings
Charles Holland
Winifred
Edna Farmer
Etta Smith
Ethel Pairgrieve
Clarence Clark
Grace Farmer
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Charles, Seede
Mathew Mahoney
Lowell Boy
Georgetown
Polo Notes
Dog” Bone
Canavan
Lynn
Stoneham
Dickey Pierce
Indianapolis
Lawrence American
Elwood
Lyons
Roberts
Cousins
Woal
Frank Mullen
C. Norton
Corcoran
Springfield
Horan
Hartford
Donnelly
Lowell Boys
Connie Driscoll
Carter
Carter A
Tere
Smith
Wilder Secon
Brooks
Pearson
Randlett
Eases
Lyman Buckland
Ariffin
Young
Total
Ood
Aeen
Royal Arcanum
Centralville
Industry Council
Centralville. Council
Simpson
Industry
R. A
R. A Willett Serrer
Johnson
Cook Eeeee
Clogston
Eadaebe Onsea Ae Peabody
Mohairs
P.O. Fae Stun
Eos
Ovve
Dowell
Jim Kelly
Cis Bisa
Senator Hoar
Haiti
John Smith
Ikre Lee and
McCarthy
Taylor
Duffy
Deland
Florida
Bawcock
Harry Gleason
Fall River
Providence
Worcester
Ameriss League
Adams
Rocker
Appleton Bank
Central St
F. D
Merrimack St
Middlesex Street
Essex Street
Charles Wheeler
Thorndike Street
Lowell Goal Co
Thorndike St
Graniteville
Tewksbury
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