Hudsons Outclassed by Burkes in Low-Scoring Rout
The Hudson team traveled to Lowell and were decisively beaten by the Burkes 14 to 5. O’Neil led the Burkes with five goals and Kelliher added four as Hudson struggled on a slippery floor. Regan and Martens fought hard for Hudson, but the Burkes’ defense and fast breaks sealed the verdict after the first 19 minutes.
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Hudson
Lowell
Burkes
Sawyer
O'Neil
Kelliher
Rodger
Martens
Springfield
Weidiker
Regan
Porter
Healey
E. Green
Green
Donnelly
Foley
Worcester
Lynch
Aftcr Martens
Hudson Cage
O'Neill
Keillher
Young Martens
Kegan
Tturkes
Burkeston
Mathews Beat Lyceum In Worcester Basketball Clash
In Worcester the Mathews beat the Lyceum team before a large crowd. Mathews led early and built a small lead, with notable plays from Gar geome and Sheehan. The Lyceums struggled to match Mathews’ teamwork as fouls and scoring runs shifted the balance.
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Mathew Reeket Bell
Lyceum
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Mathew Ball
Lyteums
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Lyceume Webster
Millbury
Betty
Plevere
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Geome
Sien
Niehi
Connolly Bradley 3 Sheehan 2 Horan 2 Pclmes
Timers Burgoyne O'Brien. Referee Charles Davis. Everett. Time 20 minute halves. Attendance 900.
Boxing Carnival Promises Major Lowell Event
Tonight at Urban hall Lowell hosts the Knickerbocker club boxing carnival with star bout Patsy Sweeney of Manchester against Jim Burke of New York in a 15 round lightweight clash. Preliminary pits Kid St. Dennis of Manchester against Jimmie Moriarty of Lowell as the top undercard. Desmond aims for top value, Burke and Hudson teams show improved play, and Timmy Harrinden and Hildie Gardiner are set to box within three weeks under referee White’s respected hand.
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Urban Hall
Knickerbocker Club
Lowell
Patsy Sweeney
Manchester
N. H
Jim Burke
New York
America
Kid St. Dennis
NHL
Jimmie Moriarty
Desmond
Referees and players face league dispute over contracts
The piece highlights respected officials and players in the league noting fair officiating by Davis and Halloran while praising Nell and Allard. It covers a contention between the Burkes and Webster over Spring Kelliher and Regan, with President Sawyer saying Webster would forfeit rights if Spring were released, and Redmond resisting. Referee White of Millbury will preside over Burkes and P. A. C. matches this season.
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Sawyer
Basketball League
Hudson
Burkes
Webster
Spring
Kelliher
Regan
Burke
Redmond
League
White
Millbury
McGovern Knocks Out Gans To Claim Lightweight Title
Terry McGovern defeats Joe Gans in two minutes and five seconds of the second round at Tattersalls Chicago to become the undisputed lightweight champion. Gans offered little offense, while McGovern impressed with fast, clean blows and relentless pressure. Referee George Siler praised McGovern’s performance and noted Gans’s lackluster showing as fans debated the result.
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Chicago
Terry McGovern
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Gans
McGovern
George Siler
Siler
Brooklyn
Sam Harrix
Danny Dougherty
Jack Donahue
Charley Mayheod
Cane
al Herford
Harry Forbes
Henry Lrome
Sam Solan
Queensberry
Asa
Gane
Severn
Metlevern
Metlovern
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Metlavern
McGovern Stops Gans In Bout With Stiff Finish
The report details a brutal middle rounds sequence as McGovern lands jarring rights to jaw and face sending Gans to the ropes and down. Gans staggers through rounds, sustains knockdowns, and is finally KO’d after a series of lefts and rights to the jaw and face.
Hanrahan Knocked Out In 12th Round By Wolcott
New York's Bill Hanrahan was halted in the 12th round by Joe Wolcott in Hartford Connecticut. Wolcott used superior reach and weight to weather Hanrahan's punches before a right hook ended the bout. Walter Burge and Jack Ryan drew in nine rounds at the Coliseum before about 1500 spectators.
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Hartford
Conn
Bill Hanrahan
New York
Joe Wolcott
Wolcott
Hanrahan
Walter Burge
Boston
Jack Ryan
Brooklyn
Cutler Beats Schmidt In 300 Point Billiards Match
A. G. Cutler of Boston defeated Charles Sumner Schmidt of Chicago by 25 points at Knickerbocker A. C. in New York on ladies night. Final scores show Cutler 300 with averages around 5.25, highest runs 38, 36, 29, 25. Schmidt 278 with average 5.04 and high runs 21, 21, 20, 18, 15.
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Sumner Schmidt
Chicago
New York
Knickerbocker A
Boston
Charles L. Schmidt
Former Champion Douglas Beats Travis in Atlantic City
Findlay Douglas, ex amateur national champion, defeated Walter J. Travis by one stroke in the opening third semi annual golf tournament at Atlantic City Country Club on Northfield links. Douglas posted 87 and 86 for 173 while Travis shot 89 and 85 for 174 amid fine weather and a large gallery.
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N. J
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield Links
Findlay Douglas
Walter J. Travis
Douglas
Travis
British Flag Omission Sparks Capitol Decoration Blunder
A Washington despatch describes a decoration mishap during Capitol centennial ceremonies. Walter Reeves of Illinois reported the missing British flag after naval flag substitutes hid it, leading to further confusion as officials explained a misread plan left Britain omitted while other nations’ banners hung.
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Washington
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Times
Capitol
House of Representatives
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Ilinois
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Tos
Congress
Europe
Great Britain
Ward
Henderson
Corse Company Stakes On Opera House Engagements
Amusements note strong audiences at the Opera House for the Corse company with acts like A Woman's Revenge My Kentucky Home and Host Lynne. The Harcourt comedy company led by Ethel Fuller promises superior drama and vaudeville next week, while Music Hall showcases Ravel Humpty Dumpty pantomime and Downs and Stott in The Artist's Studio with Ada Lucette, the Carsons, 8S. E. Graham, Zemo, and Gor man Proctor.
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Opera House
Kentucky
Lynne
Miss Hamilton
Robert Campbell
Lowell Cadet
Miss May
James Donnelly
Campbell
Opera
Colorado
Charles K. Harris
Harcourt Cemedy Company
Ethel Fuller
Music Hall
Ravel
Humpty Dumpty
Charles Ravel
Downs and Stott
Ada Lucette
Carsons
E. Graham
Zemero
Gorman
Proctor
Savoy Theatre vaudeville bill draws large crowd
The Savoy Theatre delights patrons with a stellar vaudeville lineup led by Richard Harlow premiering as a female impersonator, with Veil Littlefield’s rural comedy Down on the Farm, Pierce and Egbert as top song illustrators, Maggee and Chamins, Mires Louie Deacre, Frederick Howard, and Casey and Le Clair in The Irish Tenants. Seats for remaining performances must be reserved early.
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People's Theatre
New England
Richard Harlow
Inte Sior
Veil Littlefield
Pierce
Egbert
Maggee
Chamins
Mires Louie Deacre
Frederick Howard
Casey and
le Clair
Bryan to represent Nebraska as U S senator in January
Lincoln Nebraska special dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan will be elected United States senator by the Legislature in January with D B Thompson as his colleague. Bryan is expected to receive five Republican votes to break a joint-ballot majority, pledged by Thompson to avoid deadlock, while fusion forces backed by Populists and Democrats unite behind Bryan to defeat Thompson.
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Dec
Lincoln
Evening World
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
United States
D. BE. Thompson
Bryan
Thompson
Himerif
Hiryan
Populitta
Democrate
Senate
Pmioward Rosewater
Omaha
Lawyer Zelmer Accused Of Perjury In Divorce Bureau Case
The trial of Henry Zelmer, a lawyer residing at 289 Broadway, opened yesterday in New York on charges of subordination of perjury connected to a divorce bureau case. Mary Thempeen testified today that she was coached by Zelmer and others to falsify testimony before referees and that the divorce was pursued at the defendant’s urging. The proceedings continued before the referee with the jury present.
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Votmer
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