Lowell High Track Team Selects Winter Roster After Trial Meet
At Lowell High School annex Saturday night the annual trial track meet showcased rising stars led by new high jumper Herbert Horne who won the high jump and impressed with technique. Captain Hallett topped the points with 21 as Edmunds, Edwards, and Bopp highlighted a squad expected to compete with Lawrence and Nashua next season.
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Lowell High
Hallett
Lowell
Hatch
Edwards
Lew
Bopp
Hanson
Herbert Horne
Peraps
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lynn
Nashua
Donaldson
Duffy
Horne
Smith
Sweatt
Saunders
Varnum
Gelineau
Chase
Garity
Corcoran
Leland
Leith
Keep
Hallet
Ior
Saaley Hallett
Hansen
Henry Hoole
William A. Driscoll
William N. Gookin
Melvin Master
Charles Brigham
Carl Bi
Lawrence Y M C A Defeats Lowell In Close Bout 22 to 18
Lawrence Y M C A basketball edged Lowell 22 to 18 in a tight Dec 12 game. Watson led with six baskets, Saalfrank added six, Thomson, Cowperthwaite, and Seede each contributed two, with Myrick, Patrick, Nelson, and Gray adding others. Referee Fox and umpire Pearson officiated.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Lowell
Saalfrank
Lowell Watson
R.f. Lf
Scede Saalfrank
R.f
Myrick Thomson
C. E
Patrick Lawton
R.g
Wilson Cowperthwaite
Mail defeats Courier-Citizen in alley bowling clash
The Mail defeated the Courier-Citizen by 34 pins on Saturday afternoon. The Courier-Citizen later rolled 446, a strong season mark on Les Miserables, while a musical critic faces two big concerts plus grand opera as coverage shifts to the fashion editor.
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The
Mail
Courier-Citizen
Courier- Citizen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mohair Cricket Club
Boott Counting Room
Duckpins
Mohair Cricket Club Ttl Southam
Wattaker
Sidebottom
Wee
Harrison Harriman
Boott ‘Counting Room
Wetherby
McOsner
Clayton
Eeee Fusdy
Ivees
Simpson
McAdam
Wee Tae
Les Miserables Alleys
Lobster Club
Neversweats
Lobster C. C
D. O'Brien
A. Ectene
A. O'Brien
Laird Eee
Eesecetoee Seco Welch
Eee
McKenzie
J. McGarry
Manchester Takes On Lowell In Local Basketball Night
Manchester fans brim with interest as Lowell hosts three home games this week. Donnelly leads Manchester against a faster Lowell, while Haverhill’s bets grow stronger as players like Kane and Devlin shape the circuit.
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Manchester
Lowell
Lawrence Franchises in New England Basketball Association
Stephen Monahan seeks the Lawrence franchise for a New England Basketball Association team to play in Lawrence city hall. He has contracted five Scranton, Pa, stars Boland Rachford Moriarty Pendergast Calpin and plans to bring a strong squad with a long winning record to occupy the dates he requests. The decision hinges on securing city hall dates later this week.
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Stephen Monahan
Lawrence
New England Basketball Association
City
Monahan
Scranton
Boland
Rachford
Moriarty
Pendergast
Calpin
Lowell
2Nd Street
New York
Camden
N. J
Tighe
Kane
Concord
Manchester Defeated by Csaverhill at Haverhill
Manchester fell to Csaverhill 15 to 12 at Haverhill Saturday night. Donnelly played while Healey missed with a sprained ankle. In the second period crarland and Qualey were ejected for rough play, leaving the game with four men per side.
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Manchester
Csaverhill
Haverhill
Donnelly
Healey
Crarland
Qualey
Connors
Amateur Basketball Challenge Notes from Local Clubs
Lowell Boys club fourth team beat Buffaloes 24 to 19 on Saturday night. Shawlights manager seeks games with Brooksides and meets Lowell Boys club Monday night. Lowell first team seeks games with Centrals or Brooksides or via this paper at 45 Middle Street. C. M. A. C. organized strong team. Wilfred Barette manager, entries to him. Circle Montcalm of Nashua visits Association Hall next Saturday. lineup includes John Frechette Polly Faucette wards James Moriarty center Francis Ouimette and Wilfred Barette guards.
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Lowell Boys’ Club
Buffaloes
Shawlights
Brooksides
Uwiva
Centrals
Middle Street
Wilfred Barette
Circle Montcalm
Nashua
Association Hall
John Frechette
Polly Faucette
James Moriarty
Francis Ouimette
Sunday Police Arrests Youth in Dutton Street Case
Police report a 14 year old girl Marie O Magant labeled a cigarette fiend after arrest by Inspector Walsh on a Dutton street block. She admitted smoking about four cigarettes daily and showed golden stains on fingers. Additional arrests include John J Fox for larceny of a coat gloves and pipe from Eugene Walker and Patrick J Highland for stealing money from Morse and Stillings grocers. Rev Fr Powell to preach at House of Prayer at 7 30 tonight.
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Welch
Marie O. Magant
Walsh
Dutton Street
Suffolk Street
Marie
John J. Fox
Newhall Street
Donovan
F. Marshall
Swan
Eugene M. Walker
Gorham Street
Fox
Patrick J. Highland
Maher
Laflamme
Morse & Stillings
Lawrence Street
Highland
Fr. Powell
Church of the Advent
Boston
House of Prayer
Walthour and Munroe win Madison Square six day race
New York December 12 The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden was won by Walthour and Munroe with Leander and Butler second and Floyd Krebs and Peterson third. The 1 o'clock score had the seven leaders tied at 2185 miles 4 laps. Moran and Keegan followed at 2185 miles 3 laps. Samson and Vanderstupft 2179 miles 4 laps. Rougelts and Franz Krebs 2157 miles 4 laps. The popular games of Pit and Flinch were listed next.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Munroe
Leander
Butler
Floyd Krebs
Peterson
Moran
Keegan
Samson
Vanderstupft
Rougelts
Franz Krebs
Military basketball league formed in Lawrence armory
At a meeting in the State armory Lawrence, Cos C G M Lowell Co H Salem Co F L and Battery C Lawrence formed a military basketball league. Sumner Needham Lawrence Co F was elected president and a board of directors chosen. A follow up meeting is set for Dec 20 at 2 pm to finish the schedule. The first game Dec 21 will be Co G Lowell versus Co F Lawrence at Westford Street armory. Dictionaries a dozen kinds all prices Lawler's.
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State Armory
Lawrence
Cos. C
Lowell
Co. H
Salem
Battery C
Sumner Needham
Co.f
Lowell Armory
Aly
Nashua
Beverly
Armory
Westford Street
Co. G
Co. F
Y M C A Wins Indoor Baseball Clash At Armory
An indoor baseball game at the armory Saturday night pitted teams from the YMCA and Company C. The YMCA won 24 to 22 amid a good crowd and rising interest in this new winter sport in the city.
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Armory
Company C
Old Fashioned Football Spirit Remembers Past
In a reflection by G. H. Teeple from the November Atlantic, the author contrasts modern school football with the old game. He laments padded players, coached strategies, training tables, and dependence on a university mentor, recalling days when players chose sides under a big oak and played freely with simple wooden cups by the spring.
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Nica
Two Explosions Hit Broadway Buildings in Dawn Incidents
Two mysterious blasts near Broadway construction sites in Manhattan woke residents and drew police attention. One blast damaged nothing but a fuse fragment was found near a hoist engine. the other cracked a hotel window and mildly injured machinery. Police suspect opposition housesmiths’ union No 2, once led by Sam Parks, of the attacks and continue inquiries.
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New York
Broadway
Broadway Tabernacle
56Th Street
43D Street
New Housesmiths’ Union No. 1
Union No. 2
Sam Parks
Solomon Loeb Dies in New York Banking Pioneer
Solomon Loeb, a founder of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., died in New York on Saturday night. A native of Germany, he retired from the firm in 1900.
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New York
Solomon Loeb
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Germany
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Prospect
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promise a one day cure for colds with money back guarantee. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is sold by all druggists for two cents.
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E. W. Grove
Protest Against Smoot in Washington Meeting
A public protest meeting held at Metropolitan M E church denounced Senator Reed Smoot and his alleged ties to the Latter Day Saints. Organizers urged loyal citizens to protest to their state senators, arguing Smoot’s election shows church and state influence and urging action nationwide. Bishop Satterlee presided and women identified with the movement spoke.
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Washington
Congress of Women of Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate
M. E
Satterlee
Protestant Episcopal Church
Smoot
Church of Latter Day Saints
Utah
United States
Apostle Smoot
Incendiary Fire Destroys Private Hospital Barn
In Attleboro on December 13 a large barn at Dr James M Solomons private hospital on Park Street was gutted by an incendiary blaze. The two week old fire nearly claimed two lives and was halted by help from a passing electric car crew and hospital occupants. Deputy Nerney and Officer Willsur later detained Philip Hitchman of Providence RI believed to have knowledge of the blaze.
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Attleboro
James M. Solomon
Park Street
Nerney
Willsur
Philip Hitchman
Providence
R. I
Dissension in Santo Domingo junta sparks new revolution
Washington reports from U S Minister Powell in San Domingo city note dissension within the provisional government after Gen Jiminez led the recent revolt against Wes Gil. Jiminez and followers are away from the capital, with probable operations planned against him as the republic forms. Crepe and tissue paper. Lawler's.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Powell
San Domingo City
Jiminez
Wes Y Gil
Mysterious suicide of Hungarian immigrant in West Seneca
The naked body of James Bowers, believed to be John Donanail from Hungary, was found frozen in woods near West Seneca. He had arrived four weeks ago and was despondent over a love affair. Clothing laid as a pillow. arms crossed over the chest. a note in his room warned he would be dead when found.
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Buffalo
N. Y
James Bowers
West Seneca
Bowers
John Donanail
Hungary
Burglars loot Hoy residence in Worcester
In Worcester on December 13 burglars pried open windows at 61 Lovell Street and took over 1500 dollars in solid silver from Sylvanus B. Hoy’s home. The theft went undetected until breakfast when the family found the loss.
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Worcester
Sylvanus B. Hoy
Lovell Street
Rep Phinney Dead In Lynn Heart Failure
William B. Phinney representative of the 13th Essex district died suddenly of heart failure while being moved to Lynn Hospital tonight.
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Lynn
William B. Phinney
Essex
Lynn Hospital
Picture and mirror line for Christmas gifts
Reminding shoppers that a handsome picture or mirror makes a fine gift. An immense line of goods is shown with frames available for purchase from 2 cents to 2 dollars. Bring in any pictures to be framed soon to have them ready for Christmas at George E. Maker on Col John and Merrimack streets.
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George E. Maker
Col. John and
Merrimack Streets
Refined Gold Bracelet Question Ends Jewelry Sale
Mrs. Nuritch asks if a bracelet is refined gold at a Philadelphia Ledger item, and the jeweler confirms. A separate Philadelphia Ledger gag features a beggar asking for a dime, with Jenkins retorting about yesterday’s dime and the beggar pressing for more.
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Jenkins
Philadelphia Ledger
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