Plymouth Defeats Lawrence In One Sided Hockey Match
Plymouth beat Lawrence 10 to 7 in Plymouth tonight with standout plays by Hipson and Roberts for Plymouth and Devlin for Lawrence. Eddie Mooney replaced Wiley for Lawrence and Campbell, Moran, Mallory and Cashman starred for Portland Brockton notes report Brockton as improving with a new lineup in progress.
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Plymouth
Lawrence
Hipson
Roberts
Devlin
Eddie Mooney
Wiley
Whipple Roberts
Gavitt Miller
Mooney Wood
Devlin Mullen
Tibbetts
Lawrence, Whipple
Wood
Gavitt
Gavitt Lawrence
Whipple
Plymouth, Roberts
Mullen
Timer—Beaman
Portland
Brockton
Campbell
Moran
Mallory
Jason
R Cunningham Campbell
R Lincoln McKay
Ce Hadley
Cameron
Moran Mallory
G Cashman
McKay
Cameron Brockton
Cunningham
Brackton
Cashman
O'Brien
Polo Shots in Lowell Draw Big Crowd for Election Night Polo
D Lawrence has played only two games in the city as about 1000 fans fill the arena on election night. Salem visits Lowell tomorrow with Tom Cotter predicting a strong challenge. Hipson in good form for Plymouth, Lowell Plymouth and Lawrence top the league, Graffam shows potential though not a regular. Clinton may try Worcester, and Connecticut players could join Lewiston with George Bone negotiations.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Lowell Rooters
Salem
Tom Cotter
Tom
Lowell Boys
O DONNELL AND GILBRIDE CO shatters Bon Marche in bowling
In Mercantile Bowling League action at Les Miserables alleys the O Donnell and Gilbride team defeated Bon Marche Dry Goods Co by 286 pins. O Donnell and Gilbride Co. logged the top score in a commanding victory.
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Les Miserables Alleys
O’donnell & Gilbride Company
Mercantile Bowling League
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Fairmounts
Bridges
Sweeney
Jordan
Queenan
Ing
Six Days Race At Madison Square Garden Lags Record Pace
Eight thousand spectators watched Walthour lead briefly in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. The field slipped further behind the record as laps and miles accumulated, with Fischer and Chevalier, Butler and McLean, and other pairs close behind, all about 26 miles behind by the third day. Sampson, McEachern, and Walthour clung near the front amid fast mile heats and sprint exhibitions.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Atlanta
Fredericks
Julius
McEachern
Fischer
Chevallier
McLaren
Samuelson
McHachern
Gougoltz
Schrieber
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
Owen
Kimble
Louisville
Freeman
Champion
Frank Kramer
Jimmy Michael
Chevalier
Butler
McLean
Newkirk
Munroe
Mayo
Wilson
Lawson
King
Babcock
Turville
Frederick
Jack
Hall
Y M C A Basketball Opens With Three Close Games
The Lowell Y M C A league opened with two tight games as Whites beat Reds 9 7 and Yellows edged Blues 8 6. Lowell and Reading juniors then fought to a 20 16 Lowell win.
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REDS
Feindel
Rf Woodman
Newell Scribner
C Hobden
MacBrayne
Byam Howard
Pearson
Scribner
Byam
Woodman
Hobden
Lowell
Reading
McCarty
Parker
Brush's Plan for Syndicate Baseball Die at League Meet
New York December 11. John T Brush's scheme for a syndicate based national game was rejected by National League magnates. By majority vote the league was declared perpetual and not to die with Indianapolis agreement expiry. No club can be expelled except for specified causes per constitution and by laws.
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New York
John T. Brush
Fifth Avenue
Indianapolis
Mr. Brush
Mayor Hurley's Charges In Salem Police Probe
Salem voters heard the Board of Aldermen findings on Mayor Hurley’s charges against the police force. Six charges were heard, and only one was sustained, involving Officers Hurley and Carr after an altercation at the station. Carr was reprimanded and Hurley fined a week’s pay.
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Salem
Board of Aldermen
Hurley
Carr
Columbia Varsity selects Harold Hatha way Weekes captain 1902
New York December 11 1901 Harold Hatha way Weekes was elected captain of the Columbia Varsity football team for 1902. Weeks is a junior in the college and has played football at Columbia for three years.
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New York
Harold Hathaway Weekes
Columbia
Weeks
From pallor to weakness take Dr Benoit's Favorite Tonic
A medical ad urges readers to treat pallor weakness and indigestion with Dr Benoit's Favorite Tonic. It emphasizes restoring strength and vitality through the tonic’s claimed restorative properties.
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Dr. Benoit
Canal Treaty Caucus Signals Unified Front in Senate
A Democratic led caucus with broad attendance from Democrats, Silver Republicans, and Populists reaffirmed unity and re-elected Senator Jones of Arkansas as chair. The session discussed committee allocations with Republicans pressing for more seats on commerce claims irrigation and foreign relations, while Democrats resisted.
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Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Teller
Colorado
Jones
Arkansas
Committee On Order of Business
Dubois
Idaho
Tillman
Republican Committee
Committee On Commerce
Comitee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Nevada
Awd
Wellington
Chinese honors bestowed on Li Hung Chang and officials
Pekin December 11 edict grants honors for role in peace negotiations. Yang Lu receives the two eyed peacock feather for protecting foreigners against Boxers. Officials Li Hung Chang Prince Ching and others are listed with awards.
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Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Yang Lu
German bar iron price cut announced in Berlin
The Vossische Zeitung reports a conference of Berlin and Stettin iron masters agreed to cut bar iron prices by 50 pfennigs, about 12 cents. The decision was announced from Berlin on December 11.
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Berlin
The
Vossische Zeitung
Stettin
Election Echoes for Mayor Dimon in Close Race
The election echoes show Dimon losing 86 votes this year despite a larger total, while Yison and Putnam split votes with Yison gaining about a hundred more than Putnam last year. The pattern suggests a tighter contest than in prior cycles.
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Dimon
Gen. Dimon
Yison
Putnam
Congratulations to Lowell Mayor Dimon Re elected
Letters of congratulation from John C. Wilson and Rev. Dr. Chambre were received by Mayor Dimon in Lowell Massachusetts on December 11 1901. Wilson praises the victory and the administration while Dimon replies with thanks and well wishes.
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John C. Wilson
Dr. Chambre
Dimon
Lowell
Mass
Chas. A. R. Dimon
Mr. Wilson
Ialso
Charles A. R. Dimon
A. ST. John Chambre
C. A. R. Dimon
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Houghton
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Burpeen
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P.C
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Wane
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Graffam
Worcester
Connecticut
George Bone
Huntington Hall
Ellingwood
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Haverhill
BLUES
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Maine
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