Worcester Defeats Lowell In Close Mechanics Hall Finish
In a shipshape championship clash Worcester edged Lowell 9 to 8 at Mechanics Hall. Pierce scored five straight goals in the third period after Lowell led 8-4, while Lowell struggled to add to its tally. attendance reported at 1000.
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Worcester
Mechanics Hall
Lowell
Pierce
Portland
Lowell Daly
Lewis Pierce
Hart Devlin
Jean Woods
Holderness
Junnon
Tibbitts
M.S. Lowell
Hart Worcester
Daly Worcester
Pierce Lowell
Lewis Worcester
Daly Lowell
Lewis Lowell
Lewis
Hart
Lowel
Jean
Lowe
Thane
Pierce Worcester
Daly
Steps—Bannon
Tibbetts
ouls—Holderness
Connolly
Donovan
Clinton Defeats Chelsea In Polo Match 6 to 4
Clinton triumphed 6 to 4 as three Chelsea regulars were absent. Howe started as first rush and impressed, Cotter played goalie, and Cotter’s coaching plus Chelsea’s fast play were highlights. There was talk Whipple and Heffernan left Chelsea, but no definite departure. Lineup:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Chelsea
Heffernan
Whipple
Howe
Cotter
Providence edges Lawrence in fast paced rink clash
Providence defeats Lawrence 12 to 10 as Bone and Curtin star in a tightly fought game. Curtis Devlin and McGrath anchor defense while Lations saves the visitors from a larger deficit. Referee Klobedanz, timer Perrin, crowd around 1600.
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Providence
R. IL
Lawrence
Lations
Curtis
Hugh Devlin
Bone
McGrath
Lawrence Bone
R Curt
Cunningham Jr
Caey Cunavan
E Bartlett McGrath
Devlin Mallory
M.S. Lawrence
Healey
Deeee
Cunningham
Lawrence, Curtis
Veces
Canavan
Mateais Ea
Providence, Bone
Lawrence Devlin
Ccasciccuesiecces
Curtin
Stopsations
Mallory
Klobedanz
Timer—Perrin
Gardner Set For Catch Weight Battle In Bellows Falls
Jimmy Gardner the undefeated Lowell lightweight meets Twin Sullivan in a fifteen round catch weight bout at Falls Mountain Athletic Club in Bellows Falls Vermont. Sullivan weighs about 140 to 142 while Gardner is lighter, but Gardner trains under Joe Mullens at Roanoke Boston and heads quarters at Falmouth Hotel.
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Jimmy Gardner
Twin Sullivan
Falls Mountain Athletic Club
Bellows Falls
Vermont
Gardner
Sullivan
Jimmie
Roanoke Club
Boston
Joe Mullens
Falmouth Hotel
Mullens
Hazel
Mike Cushing
P. M. Gardner
Jimmy
Lowell
Martins Case N E League Loses Court Rules In Injunction
Worcester decision denies injunction to restrain Henry Martins from playing with Springfield. Judge Fox finds Martins salary of four dollars a night non extraordinary and says loss to Maynard is not severe, enabling a league shakeup as players switch sides seeking best bids.
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Worcester
Central Basket Ball League
New England League
Jabez Iox
Worcester Basket Ball Association
Henry Martins
Martins
Springfield
Lajoie
Fox
Maynard
Gossip of the Rink Sparks Polo Talk and Moves
The Providence Telegram notes strong players and league shifts with Devlin and Mercer praised for skill while Portland’s remoteness tests rivals. Parsons triggers upheaval, Lawrence’s fate debated, and Hassett praised as referee as the Portland Press reports a tense polo season.
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Lawrence Eagle
W. A. Parsons
Parsons
City Hall
Providence
Hassett
Portland Press
United States Cartridge workers stage fourth annual concert
The fourth annual concert and dance of United States Cartridge company employees filled Huntington Hall last night. Hibard’s Orchestra, led by Emil Lavigneur, performed selections including Under the American Eagle and Light Cavalry. Two ticket-sales prizes, a diamond ring and an opal ring, were awarded to Miss Bessie Fitzpatrick and Miss Della Baril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cartridge Company
Hluntington Hall
Hibbard
Emil Lavigneur
Bessie Fitzpatrick
Della Baril
Louis E. Richards
Cornelius J. Shea
Theodore W. Pearson
George O. Taylor
Thomas Poole
James FE. Burns
Frank Duggan
Fred Riley
John J. Shea
Michael Gorman
Edward O'Brien
Della Bari
Sarah G. Teague
Ada Morrta
Alice Molloy
Gertrude Tumelty
Frank J. Sullivan
Kay L. Batnbrook
Gustaf al
Henry Weeaterstrand
James J. Reddy
Andrew Murray
William Bradley
John Cushing
Harry Keetabrook
Lena Molloy
May Mia Murray
Katie Kivell
Ae A. Teague
Emma Fagen
Alice Mahan
Annie Hills
Mary Horne
Louis Richards
Nashua Beats Manchester 22 to 14 In Opera House Show
Nashua basketball team of the N E league stunned Manchester 22 to 14 before 600 fans at the Franklin Opera House. Levesque and Kane led Nashua with key drives while Manchester's Doyle and McFarland struggled against tight Nashua defense. Referee John Tierney presided as the crowd stayed heated through the final buzzer.
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Nashua
John Smith
Manchester
Franklin Opera House
Queen City Five
Kane
McFarland
Jesse Whiting
O'Neil
Doyle
Robitaille
Orr
Levesque
Whiting
Levesque Rf
Colburn
Kelliher McFarland
Howe
Cunningham
Lewis
Kelliher
John Tierney
Lowell
Marlboro Faces P A C In Key Hockey? Basketball Matchup
Marlboro Enterprise and Manchester News report P A C travels to Marlboro for a league game with Marlboro and highlight referee C P Davis as popular with the crowd. Jack Porter aims to return in a few weeks while Henry Martens remains free to play after a Worcester case delay. St Jerome Holyoke edged Marlboro 19 to 18, ending Marlboro’s winning run as Marlboro Manager Healey urges clean play.
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Jack Porter
Marlboro Enterprise
Henry Lynch
Hugh Healey
Marlboro
Manchester News
Healey
St. Jerome
Holyoke
Sailors End Strike in Marseilles Resuming Work
In Marseilles on December 17, sailors ended their strike. They voted to resume work tomorrow, ending the disruption and returning to their duties.
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Sailor's
Marseilles
Venezuela seeks arbitration to end conflict
A note from Caracas signed by numerous citizens asks for full powers to the U S minister to terminate the present conflict with Venezuela. The La Guaira blockade, announced by Britain and Germany, takes effect today and targets Venezuelan vessels only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of North America
Venezuela
J. B. Linares
H. L. Boulton
Carlos Zantana
Nichomedes Zulaga
Carlos Zuloaga
F. de Sals
Perez E. Montauban
M. Chapellin
Juan Herrera
Juan A. A. Traverse
Y. J. Taul
Caracas
la Guaira
Great Britain
Germany
Arbitration plan seeks peace amid Venezuela crisis
Washington reports no reply yet from European offices on arbitration. President Castro may be asked to apologize as a prerequisite, with pressure to avoid war. Allies may require Venezuela to instruct arbitrators to admit a $15,000,000 indebtedness, while Germany wary of war. Moody explains navy reforms and ship placements for Christmas season.
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Washington
State Department
Castro
Bowen
Venezuela
Germany
Herr von Holleben
New York
Count Quadt
Berlin
Navy Department
Dewey
Moody
House Naval Committee
Navy orders to Caracas and La Guaira amid Venezuela crisis
Washington reports a cablegram from the navy department directing a competent officer with dispatch torpedo boat or other vessel to Caracas as assistant to the American minister. Vandusen, executive officer of the Marietta, is to go as assistant to the American minister, with Dewey’s officer relieving Van Dusen near Caracas. The moves aim to guard the Caracas cable as Bowen handles heavy duties, with a blockade readiness and possible neutrality proclamation discussions.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
San Juan
Caracas
Diehl
Marietta
la Guatra
Vandusen
van Dusen
Mr. Bowen
Bowen
la Guaira
Roosevelt
Italian Cruiser Agordat Ordered to Venezuela
Rome December 17 The Italian cruiser Agordat was ordered to proceed at once for Venezuela. The Venezuelan rejection of the Italian ultimatum was anticipated, and no surprise followed. Communications among Italy Britain and Germany continued on arbitration with the United States viewed favorably and gratefully for its friendly stance.
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Rome
Agordat
Venezuela
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Italian minister leaves Caracas for station
Caracas December 17 The Italian minister for Caracas this morning at 9 o'clock departed in a state carriage from the station Tapstna accompanied by Bee voney Russell and others to the railroad station.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Roweh
Bee
Voney Russell
Ap Tag
Yuva
Ap al
Tee Gazzarelli
Italian Minister Delivers Ultimatum Amid Caracas Tensions
Reports from New York and Caracas describe the Italian minister's ultimatum to the Venezuelan government and a quiet city scene with officials presenting papers and cigars for his journey. While Nicaragua condemns British and German actions, Curacao reports British flag over Puerto Cabello and amnesty for leaders like El Mocho Hernandez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
la Guaira
London
Bowen as peacemaker in Venezuela crisis
Washington reports the government seeks a quick settlement of the Venezuela situation. The state department has authorized Minister Bowen to relay messages from the Venezuelan government to the allied powers, aiming to prevent an imminent climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Venezuela
Bowen
Operators Case in Scranton Coal Dispute At Hearing
In Scranton on December 17, lawyers sparred over miners rights to know who pays the lawyer for non union men before the commission. Darrow pressed that operators fund the counsel while insisting union recognition is not an issue. Independent operators’ Ira Burns outlined three questions wages hours non union men with focus on separate colliery conditions and fears that broader union influence could ruin Pennsylvania anthracite business.
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Scranton
Darrow
Jay
Simon P. Wolverton
Reading Company
United States
Pennsylvania
Ira H. Burns
Questons
United Mine Workers
Testimony Rages Over Non-Union Strikes
Witnesses for the non union men testified that strikers had killed one man and harassed two others during the suspension. Mrs. James Wenston, wife of the murdered man, and her son-in-law spoke as the first two witnesses. Darrow questioned the son-in-law about who paid the lawyers. The exchange grew heated in a lively tilt, and Chairman Gray announced the commissioners found it immaterial who backed the non union men. The commission adjourned at five until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wenston
Darrow
Gray
Coal Fleet Sails North with Huge Tonage
Chatham December 17 A large fleet of coal laden schooners passed over the shoals bound northward with an estimated combined cargo of 50 000 tons of bituminous coal. The fleet included 13 four masters the six master George W Wells and the five masters Cora Cressey Louise B Crary and Van Allens Houghton.
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Chatham
George W. Wells
Cora Cressey
Louise B. Crary
van Allen
Houghton
Cattle Killed Under Foot and Mouth Crusade at Concord Reformatory
In the drive against foot and mouth disease inspectors killed 65 cattle at the Concord reformatory, 52 infected and 13 healthy. Five hundred hogs will also be killed though uninfected. Milk cows losses cripple the institution’s supply and butter, while traffic prohibition blocks replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Reformatory
Military Athletics Approved for Post Athletic Visits
Washington December 17. The secretary of war approved Gen. Randall's recommendation to allow officers and men with proper restrictions to visit other posts for athletic contests. He also approved an annual department contest in field sports, to be held without extra government expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Randall
Department of the Columbia
Department
Hedstrom Fails Ten-Mile Motorcycle Record Try
Oscar Hedstrom attempted to lower the ten mile motor cycle record in Savannah Georgia. He failed to complete the first mile but improved each of the next eight miles. A tire came off in the ninth mile and he was thrown heavily but not seriously hurt. The record would have been broken apart from the accident.
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Savannah
Oscar Hedstrom
Hedstrom
Four Shootings and Murder Promote Black Exodus in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on December 17 four shootings and one murder involving black participants have led to shuttered clubs and saloons run by black people and many African Americans fleeing the city. The record notes fear and rising hostility driving departures amid tense local conditions. Nearby a display of pictures titled Maker at the corner of John street is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Nature and the Camera by A Radclyffe Dugmore book notice
The article reviews Dugmore’s book on photographing life in nature. It outlines chapters from equipment and lighting to photographing birds, animals, reptiles, insects, fish, plants, and trees with fifty plus illustrations. Illustrated from the author’s photos, published by Doubleday Page at 1.25 dollars net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugmore
Ciauaren
A. Radclyffe Dugmore
Doubleday, Page & Co
New York
G. Prince & Son
Better Than a Plaster Pain Balm Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a superior dampening plaster for back and chest pain. It claims relief for deep seated muscular and rheumatic pain and urges purchase from druggists. Pricing and dealer details reference Tospe te 8200 WL. Ralley & over Timack street.
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Drugeieta
Ralley & Over
Timack Street
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