First Place Defeat for Worcester by Lowell in Tight Classic
Lowell 10 Worcester 6 in Huntington Hall as Tibbits and Bannon shined in a fast polo match. Controversy over a late goal and safety incidents marked a game featuring 1200 spectators, with Lews, Hart and Pierce scoring and referee Connolly awarding a disputed tally before the bell.
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Worcester
Lowell Boys
Huntington Hall
Devlin
Jean
Daly
Tibbitts
Lowell
Bannon
Bill
Lewis and
Hart
Tommy Holderness
Lewis
Dicky Pierce
Pierce
Tibbetts
Connolly
Gus Hill
Worcester Lewis
Daly Hart
R Pierce Jean
Ce Devlin Holderness
Woods Tibbitts
Lewis Tower
LAW
Lowell, Hart
Lowell, Lewis
Pierce Lowell
Devlin Lowell
Brops—Tibbitts
Lawrence Defeats Providence In One Sided 14 to 3 Game
Lawrence edge Providence 14 to 3 as Bone and Jason shine with sensational play. Lineup includes Lawrence Bone Canavan Jason and Mallory. Referee Connell. Timer Murphy. Attendance 600.
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Lawrence
Providence
Bone
Jason
Curtis Jason
R Parsons Canavan
Wiley McGrath
Devlin
Mallory
M.S. Lawrence
s.Giewihe
Parsons
McGrath
Canavan
Tetwrence
Oee
Curtis Lawrence
Tha Weno Faron
Eral Eseie
Vie
Curtis
Lations
Connel
Timer—Murphy
Portland Defeats Leaders 6 to 5 With Lineup Changes
Portland edged the Leaders 6 to 5 with Turner and Murtaugh stepping in for Roberts and Fitzgerald who moved to the Western league. Murtaugh was standout alongside a strong Portland team effort. McGilvray starred for Portland while Farrell and Cashman led Clinton.
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Portland
Turner
Murtaugh
Roberts
Fitzgerald
McGilvray
Farrell
Cashman
Clinton
Clinton Turner
Mercer McGilvray
Campbell Murtaugh
Farrell Hayes
Gardner Burgess
M.S Clinton
Campbell
Mercer
MecGilvray
Burgess
Ashman
MacLeod
THE RINK Lowell and Chelsea in hockey clash tonight
Lawrence Sun reports Parsons hails Mallory as top goalie in the country. The Corn Huskers face pay worries as salary cuts may come. Cotter's squad hit double figures in goals six times, while opponents did so four times. Nick McGilvray staying out of Lowell as Portland franchise lingers and Hart and Lewis form a strong two man game.
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Cotter
Nick McGilvray
Lowell
Fox
Portland
McGilvray
Hart
Lewis
United States Bunting Cricket Club Sees Plans for Ball and House
The United States Bunting Cricket Club held a meeting to finalize the April concert and ball at Associate Hall, appointing a reception committee led by Michael Gorman with Arthur Simpson as assistant. They reported securing lumber for a larger clubhouse addition and aim to meet winter needs. Lawrence mayor-elect Alexander Grant donated a cup to be shown at Zopher Drug co. and a special football players’ meeting is set for Sunday at 2 pm. Communications go to secretary Joseph B Marron at 5 Valley Avenue.
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United States
Merrimack Football League
Alexander Grant
Lawrence
Zopher Drug Company
Grant
Reeclver
Lowell
Joseph B. Marron
Varley Avenue
United States to enter James Gordon Bennett cup race
London observers welcomed the despatch from the United States announcing a challenge for the James Gordon Bennett cup. It marks the first time American entrants will compete in the race, a point of great satisfaction for members of the automobile club.
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London
United States
Automobile Club
America
Gardner Beats Stift in Six Round Boxing Match
George Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts defeats Billy Stift of Chicago in six rounds after Stift is floored eight times in the final round. Gardner dominates early rounds and aims to meet Kid McCoy January 12 at Fort Erie. Spike Sullivan defeats Bill Chester for the lightweight championship at Adelphi club London for $1000 in the 14th round. Hugh McPhadden decision over Mike Tuths in twenty rounds at West End club St Louis.
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Chicago
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Billy Stift
Stift
Gardner
Kid McCoy
Fort Erie
London
Adelphi Club
Spike” Sullivan
Bill” Chester
St. Louis
Hugh McPhadden
New York
Mike Tuths
Brooklyn
Sharp
West End
MecPhadden
Six Day Race Fails to Pace with Gentle Win Margin
The six day race unfolds with two teams holding a slight advantage yet the contest moves at a slow tempo. Officials note the margin remains cautious as the event extends, keeping fans watching for a late surge or shift in pace.
Alley champions and six day race wild finish
Haverhill defeated the Y M C I 1221 to 1197 in a six day race recap. The New York six day scene reports Jacobson and Newkirk leading early, with Keegan and Petersen, Moran and Stinson, and others in pursuit as laps swapped hands. The race grows more tense with pilots like Floyd Krebs and Calvin Root pushing endurance. The six day tale notes shifting standings, injuries, and the slow pace vs ten year records as midnights mark standings.
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Madison Sq. Garden
New York
Leander
Krebs
Newkirk
Jacobson
Moran
Stinson
Butler
Keegan
Petersen
McFarland
John Bedell
Floyd Krebs
Root
Galvin
Jed
Jake
Calvin
Miles Laps
Nashua to South for Ready Shape in Championship Run
The Diamond notes Nashua’s plan to travel south for training before the championship season. John Burke seeks Taunton in the New England league but finds no opening. Fred Dunlap, a baseball star, died December 1 at 43. Manchester stockholders gained a 400 percent dividend on a $1000 capital. Comiskey plans sending his team to New Orleans for spring training, citing early-season preparation as key to a pennant bid.
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John Burke
Taunton
Comiskey
New Orleans
Martins Case Seeks Breach Of Basketball Contract
Worcester December 11. Henry Martins basketball player faces a breach of contract claim for jumping from Water team to Springfield. The New England team counsel argues he is extraordinary. opposing counsel calls him ordinary and the matter trivial. Judge Jabesa Fox postponed for regal citations.
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Worcester
Henry Martins
Springfield
Jabesa Fox
Couneel
New England
Martine
Br Witc
Ceriout
Pax
Hanlon Stops Haugh in First Round at Acme
Oakland boxing report notes Eddie Hanlon of San Francisco knocks out Max Haugh of Brooklyn at the start of the first round at the Acme Atheast n venue amid quick action and local enthusiasm.
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Oakland
Cal
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Maxey Haugh
Brooklyn
Acme
Cold Remedy Promise in One Day Tactic
An advertisement touts fast relief from a cold using Latative Bromo Quinine tablets. The copy claims quick comfort with every box, noting a package size of 230 tablets.
Tritons Elect Officers at Meeting in New York
The Triton Fish and Game club elected officers at a large New York meeting. President Roosevelt and Lord Minto attended along with Gen Miles and several distinguished members. New York officials and Quebec reps were present, with W. Vandertit and Alfred Vanderbitt among attendees.
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New York
Dee
Triton Fish and Game Club
Roosevelt
Lord Minto
Canada
Gen Miles
Regulrer
W. K. Vandertit
Alfred
Teeginald Vanderbitt
Frank Mall
Nal
W Mpeertee
Se Waheeues
Maynard Falls to Marlboro in Rough New England League Battle
Marlboro toppled Maynard 12 to 10 in a bruising New England league game watched by 650 at Marlboro City Hall. Porter of Maynard fractured a rib in a mixed-up play amid several injuries, while Henry Lynch of Worcester officiated poorly.
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Marlboro
Maynard
Porter
Henry Lynch
Worcester
Maynard Lynch
Ib Godley
H. Sheridan
Smith W. Sheridan
E Cairns Hayes
Davies
Healey
Cullen
Lynch
Hayes
Godley
Cairns
Godly
R. B. Archer
H. H. Healey
O'Neil to Leave Manchester for Nashua League Team
Manchester players report O'Neil will depart for Nashua to join a league club. Ship Field of the PAC is lightly injured but may play soon. Hudson beat Manchester on a slick floor after Hudsons wore rubber cupped shoes. MacFarland, Nashua’s standout, impressed in an exhibition game against Nashua Armory Nationale with decisive moves.
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Skip
O'Neil
Manchester
Nashua
Manchester Bove
Hudson
Hudsons
MacFarland
Nashua Eporte
Ween Nashua
Armory Nationale
Mac
Hind
Yale End Rounds Net Gains Strong End Plays
A reader asks if Yale gained ground on end runs against Harvard. The first half shows Metcalf making 10 yards around Harvard’s left end near halftime, the only notable end gain. Later in the game several end rushes produced clear gains for Yale.
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Yale
Harvard
Metcalf
Neur
Harvont
Eight Hour Bill Draws Senate Hearing Clash
Washington December 11 Senate education and labor committee wrapped hearings on the eight hour bill. Witnesses included E K Cramp and J Henry Hull of Cramp Shipbuilding and representatives from Pennsylvania Steel Works. Cramp suggested the measure targets shipbuilding and armor plate industry, warning it would be disastrous if enacted.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Tesumony
EK. & Cramp
J. Menry Hull
Cramp Shiptunding Company
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Cromp
Shanghai as a Republic Proposed by Poultney Bigelow
Poultney Bigelow addressed the Geographical Society in Munich on East Asian politics and commerce arguing Shanghai should become a republic. He credited Shanghai’s progress to energetic self-governing effort, led largely by Americans and British, and suggested annexing portions of Chinese territory.
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Munich
Bavaria
Poultney Bigelow
Geographical Society
Shanghai
Senate panel backs Ho Merriam retirement upgrade
Washington December 11 a Senate committee on mill affairs favorably acted on a bill to retire General Ho Merriam as major general rather than brigadier general the action aimed to adjust his rank in the military hierarchy.
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Washington
Ho Merriam
Toy
Senate Committee On Mill Affairs
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