Lowell routs visitors as Hart shines for Clinton
Lowell dominates on the road with Hart the star for Clinton while Lewis is injured. Lowell plays at Lawrence as Clinton travels to Worcester and Portland hosts Chelsea in the day’s schedule.
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Hart the Star
Cashman
Clinton
Lewis
Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Portland
Chelsea
Clinton Oc Asejazeie
Chelsea Eee Eee
Wee
Worceste
Providence
Ded Lawrence
Rink clash as Lowell and Lawrence meet with sparse players
Lawrence Telegram notes Lowell will travel with a delegation for the polo match in Lawrence. Denny Bartlett’s injury keeps him from speed play, and Pearl Graffam has yet to decide on Western league offers. Western teams lure talents like Bone and McGilvray while Lawrence misses key regulars.
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Denny Bartlett
Pearl Graffam
Brockton Enterprise
Sutherland
Racine
Tibbitts
Lowell
Muncie
Little Higgins
Jean
Bone
Lewis
Wodtke
McGilvray
Burkes Win Over Nashua A Big Lowell Team Show
In Nashua at Franklin Opera House the Lowell Burkes defeated Nashua 27 to 14 in a rough basketball game. Lowell’s five four teamwork carried the night while Nashua’s McFarland Howe and Simpson led individual efforts. The match saw the abolition of the five four rule saving Lowell players Donnelly and Lynch from early ejection. refereed by Davis with Barry Regan timekeeping.
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Nashua
Burke
Lowell
Burkes
Franklin Opera House
McFarland
Howe
Simpson
Donnelly and Lynch
Devlin
Orr
Colburn Levesque Quatey
Simpson Healey
McFarland Lynch
Cunnningham
Donnelly
Lynch
Healey
Qualey
Colburn
Levesque
Cunningham
Davis
Barry and
Regan
Marlboro
Porter
Maynard
Fine Finish. Lowell triumphs 18 to 16 at South Framingham
In a tense P A C game at South Framingham Lowell edged the hosts 18 to 16. Har rington delivered the deciding overhand goal as Lew, Tighe, and Allard starred for South Framingham while Kynoch and Connors boosted the locals after toping rosters and a late foul rule change.
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South Framingham
Lowell
Harrington
Lew
Joe Kynoch
Webster
South Braningham
Kynovh
Connors
Marlboro
FRAM
Reed Lew
Abbott
Halloran Tighe
Rf Connors
Howe
Dionne Allard
If Kynoeh
South Praoningham
Kynoch
Allard
Tighe
Field
Calumet 100 Much for Highland Club in Manchester
A Lowell delegation of over 100 Highland club members visited Calumet in Manchester. Calumet won nine to two in bowling and pool. Manchester led in billiards, and visitors returned on a late special train. Notable figures include Mayor-elect Charles E Howe and Calumet’s Eugene E Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Calumet Club
Highland Club
Lowers
Calumet
Silas H. Little
John GC. Burke
Burke
Lowell
Henry Farrell
Richard Charlton
Enu
Thos
T. E. Josselyn
Pool
H. Marshal
L. Bailey
W. Gray
D. Snyder
Calumets
OaklandS Defeat Co C To Lead League In Tight Match
The Oakland team beat Co C 8 to 6 at the Oaklands rink in a hard fought game. Birtwhistle scored three for Oakland, Ramsay added Co C’s sole first period goal, and Willbrennan debuted at second rush as Co C rallied late but fell short. The Oaklands move to first place while Co C drops to second.
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Oaklands
Co. C
Stanley
Willbrennan
Oakland
Birtwhistle
Burke
Rush
Ramsay
McKillop
Pearson
Military Boys
Berry
Ramsay Bennett
Willbrennan McKillope
Berry Fearson
Stanley Burke
Snow
M.S. Oaklands
Oaklands, Birtwhistle
Oaklands, Birtwhistle Co
Oaklands, McKillop , Limit. CO
Cibuedieciel
Willbrennan Coe
Sci Eke Gas’ Co
Sranley
Cccesceee Co
Soule
Swaby
Eliis
Slowest six day race at Madison Square Garden since records set
Early today E F Root and J Frank Galvin regained a lap while Nat Butler and others chased. Newkirk and Jacobson lead a field slow to lap as Will Stinson endures a broken collarbone and sleepless nights. By midnight eight teams remained on track covering 1970 miles as Leander Krebs and partners battled to avoid losing a lap.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
E. F. Root
J. Frank Galvin
Galvin
Nat Butler
Leander-Krebs
Jacobson-Newkirk
Root
Revere
Maplewood
Sammie Sulkins
Leander
Newkirk
Will Stinson
New York
Butler
Turville
Miles
Jacobson
Newkirk-Jacobson
Floyd Krebs
McFarland
Maya
Stinson-Moran
Bedell
Bo Eieiwein
Butler-Turville
Galvin-Root
Keegan-Peterson
Barclay
Franz Krebs
Peace prospects dominate National League session in New York
National League members closed a meeting at the Hotel Victoria as Harry Pulliam was elected president and a peace committee with the American League planned further talks on January 5. N. E. Young retired ill health and was made an honorary life member. New board includes John T. Brush A H Soden Barney Dreyfuss and James Hart. The league will not withdraw from New York and the peace talks require honoring current player contracts.
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New York
National League of Baseball Clubs
Hotel Victoria
Harry Pulliam
American League
Criterion Hotel
Johnson
Pulliam
N. E. Young
National League
Young
John T. Brush
A. H. Soden
Boston
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
James Hart
Chicago
Manchester Aces Stir Crowds In Fast Local Basketball Action
Manchester hosts a heated game with crowd energy as Nashua’s fast quintet, led by MacFarland O'Neil and Regan, prepares after Wednesday’s showing. Simpson of Manchester scores 13 goals amid rough Marlboro night injuring Porter, while Maynard umpire Lynch faces calls for dismissal.
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MacFarland
O'Neil
Regan
Nashua Rooters
Merrimack Clothing Defeats Parthenais Brothers In Alleyways
The Merrimack Clothing company clerks halted Parthenais Brothers with a sharp 1978 to 1827 victory in last night’s alleyway confrontation.
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Merrimack Clothing Company
Parthenais Brothers
Merr K. Clo. CO
Queenan Wee
Mahoney Ee
Rafter Seen
Blake Wae
Monette Wee
Cease
Totls Parthenais Bros. Grise Eee
Fortier Eevee
Civil Service Reform officers elected in Philadelphia
At today’s session of the National Civil Service Reform league the following officers were elected President Daniel C. Gilman Baltimore Vice presidents Charles Francia Adama Boston Joseph H. Choate New York Grover Cleveland Princeton Charles W. Eliot Ambridge Arthur T. Hadley New Haven Henry C. Lea Philadelphia Seth Low New York Frank MacVeagh Chicago Bishop Henry C. Potter New York Archbishop P. J. Ryan Philadelphia H. A. Garfield Cleveland Eliott H. Goodwin re-elected secretary.
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Philadelphia
National Civil Service Reform League
Daniel C. Gilman
Baltimore
Charles Francia Adama
Boston
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Charles W. Eliot
Ambridge
Arthur T. Hadley
New Haven
Henry ¢. Lea
Seth Low
Frank MacVeagh
Chicago
Henry C. Potter
P. J. Ryan
H. A. Garfield
Cleveland
Eliott H. Goodwin
Merrimack Valley Cricket clubs plan next season schedule
Secretaries from Merrimack Valley Cricket league meet at Methuen Cricket Clubhouse in Lawrence to arrange next season. Opening game scheduled for last Saturday in April for league benefit. conflict with Mohairs Harvard College clash may force cancellation of the Harvard game. Clubs will miss two dates on Decoration Day and July 4. Mohairs eye dates with Harvard, Brockton, Everett, Lynn, Lynn Wanderers, St George’s NY. reserve team to schedule with Leominster, Fitchburg, Clinton, Maynard, Kuntings of Tewksbury, and Lynn Reserves.
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Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Methuen Cricket Club
Lawrence
Lowell
Mohairs
Harvard College
Harvard
Brockton
Everetta
Lynn
Lynn Wanderers
St. George's
New York
Leominster
Fitchburg
Clinton
Maynard
Kuntings
Tewksbury
Lynn Reserves
Chelseas
Methuen
Andover
Cresceus the great trotter ends racing career in Selma letter
George H. Ketcham of Selma Alabama says Cresceus will never race for money again. The famed trotter plans to go to the Canada ice carnival this winter and possibly Europe next fall. His last public showing was a 2 mile in 4.17 at Memphis. Ketcham recounts Cresceus racing history and the dream of reaching two minutes, noting the enormous stride he must shorten to reach that mark.
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Cresceus
George H. Ketcham
Selma
Ala
Ketcham
Canada
Europe
South
Crescens
Memphis
Mabel
Nightingale
James Dounty
Toledo
J. W. Newton
Ohio
Randall
Genoa
Baron Wilkes
Robert McGregor
Tim’ Murnen
Charlie Ford
Erie, Mich
Tiffin
Mr. Ketcham
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Ofman
Hart
Clinton Lewis
R Mercer Hart
R Campbell Jean
Farrell Holderness
Gardner Tibbitts
M.S. Lowell
Arelaia
Farrell
Mercer
Eevee
Gardner Siein
Lowell Sports
George Bone
Bowe Ts
Lawrence Sun
McGrath
Connecticut
Canavan
Lations
New Britain
Huntington Hall
Ellingwood’s
NEW Urban Roller
Frank Gaffney
Pearson's
Orga
Centras Street
Opera House
South Framingham Falls
P.A.G
Armory, Co.c
S. Forsaith
Stearns
Bartlett
Dodg Aoe
Att Forsaith
Darrah Weeces
Highlands
Barton
Runels
Sturtevant
Dickerman
Wales
Burnham
Cc R Libby
Ooetarhaut van
Ferguson
Siete
Company C
Termias
League
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P.C
Ce Ee
Wweee
Keegan
John Smith
Haggerty and Kennedy
Hudson
Jack Porter
Tom Davies
St. Jerome
Holyoke
Henry Lynch
Cdge
P A.ceressee
Tae
Dee
Foley
Blanchard
Middlesex
Cor
Thorndike Street
Les Miserables Alleys
Merrimack Engraving Room
McAdam
Mosher Oveeeel
Pendergast
Castle
Buchanan
Scott Oe
Haworth
Campbell
Sheaseaee
McAdam Cone
Civil Service Reform
Wiisky
Adams, Taylor
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