Riverside club hosts mixed boxing night with Armstrong vs Fitzsimmons
A crowd of about two hundred gathered at Dewey Grove for a Riverside Athletic Club smoker featuring a semi distance bout between Charlie Armstrong of the city and Black Fitzsimmons of Hartford. Armstrong won on points as both fell once on the slippery mat. Block and Miller opened with a four round prelim. Ward lost to Flannery in a six round hammer. Morris Johnson teased a title bout win.
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Riverside Athletic Club
Charlie Armstrong
Fitzsimmons
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Armstrong
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Marquis of Queensberry
Young” Miller
Bath
Kid” Block
Boston
Block
Jack Ward
Young
Flannery
Ward
Morris Johnson
Mr. Miller
Checkers
Martin Flaherty
Manchester Defeats Concord in Easy Basketball Victory
Manchester breezed past Concord 41 to 14 at Mechanics Hall in a fast paced game. Devlin outplayed Newton while Lynch and Kane clashed with a late Fitzgerald altercation leading to both players being sent out by the referee. Attendance reached about 300 as Manchester dominated with strong team play and solid shooting.
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N. H
Concord
Mechanics Hall
Devlin
Stewart
Newton
Lynch
Kane
Concord Devlin
Lf. R.b
Newton Healey
R.f. L.b
Tighe Lynch
Ec. c
Kane Qualey
1.B. T.f
Sykes Donnelly
Herron and Smith
Atendance
Rochambeau and Erikson duel in Royal Arcanum league
In a close contest Rochambeau council defeated John Erikson council. Peterson posted a 95 in the single string and holds the league record. Simpson of Industry scored a 254 in three-string total, Industry posted a 493 single and 1173 team total, records not yet surpassed. Standing of AA league teams listed. Edward Monette from Grove issues a 105 pound bear punch challenge via the paper.
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Rochambeau
Simpson
Edward Monette
All ‘Omers
Concord at Lowell face pivotal league clash tonight
Concord visits Lowell as Kane surveys guard coverage by Cairns in a key basketball night. Reserve seats sold at Ellingwood's. tip off at 8 with junior games precede. Peter Noel of Lowell referees the C M A C versus Cercle Montcalm Nashua clash at 8 15.
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Cercle Montcalm
Nashua
C. M. A. C. Hall
Peter Noel
Lowell
United States Bunt ings vs Lawrence Athletics selects team
The United States Bunt ings were chosen to represent against Lawrence Athletics on the Athletics grounds in Lawrence. Key players include T. Cuerdon as goal, Ted Nelson R. Birtwistle M. Casey H. Castles G. Powell J. Haligan McElroy G. Scholes D. Clegg A. N. Other, with Chadwick McElroy T. Gallasg sher as reserves. They depart by 1.30 p m car from the square.
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United States
Ent Whistle Machine Shop Teams One and Three Tie at 1037 Pins
Team One edged ahead in the roll off after Wood secured a Strike to seal the win while Team Three also reached 1037 pins in the regular game. The contest ended in a tie before the deciding frame.
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Entwistle Machine Shop
Centralville fund canvass nears goal for church drive
French American News notes the Centralville church fund solicitors near closing next week with two contributor names to be published. The C M A C plays Circle Montcalm of Nashua at 7 45 pm in C M C A hall. Also reports Quebec droughts threaten emigration, water rationing, and factory closures, plus Christmas rehearsals at St Joseph's and harpist Miss Labelle for St Patrick's. Also mentions New Year trips to Canada, and local residents ill in Lowell and Lilley Avenue.
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New
Centralville Church Fund
Centralville
Fr. Lamothe
St. Joseph's Church
Jesus
Lamothe
St. Joseph's
Marguerite Labelle
St. Patrick’s Church
Boston & Maine
Canada
Russo Japanese talks expected to continue in present form
St Petersburg reports that negotiations between Russia and Japan will proceed. Observers say Japan would not break off talks if the current reply is not an ultimatum, leaving room for counter proposals. An expedient proposed is to maintain the present status for several years if no accord is reached.
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St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Carlisle News Highlights from Carlisle Area
Suburban notes report accidents causing tired ribs to two men, F. C. Ore and John W. Heald, with Heald also asthma. Mrs. Heald thanks supporters for flowers in memory of Martha Anna. A Union hall concert drew few attendees due to snow and scarlet fever, but praise went to Miss Stults Bennett, Mrs. Lacey Davis, Miss Williams, and others. Unity Guild fair dec 9-10 featured six booths and multiple committees. Miss Sarah I Robbins won a fur set. Scarlet fever cases noted in Heald and Nickless households. A Christmas parsonage sale was postponed, a Christmas Sunday concert planned, and a Christmas Eve invitation extended by the Trinitarian society. Samuel H. Robbins, age 73, died Dec 14. funeral Jan 1 at Unitarian church vesper service scheduled.
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John W. Heald
Mound
William S. Nickless
Albert Kemp
Chas. Balser
Alva. Nickless
Edward Kemp
Lillian Lahm
Mildred
Ella Rose
Eva Smith
Albert Nickless
Gertrude Nickless
Union Hall
A. H. Armes
Unity Guild
G. G. Wilkins
Sarah F. Robbins
J. S. Anthony
Fred Robbins
W. E. Lane
Fred Derby
Arthur Lapham
Lillian Ricker
Emma Taylor
Mildred Rose
E. S. Blaisdell
Sadie Heald
Etta Rose
Cora LaBounty
Lilly Nickless
Bertha Kelly
Cora Robbins
Ethel Monroe
Alice Lane
Newtonville
Miss Lane
Derby Brown
Paul Greenwood
Carlisle
Alden Davis
Sarah I. Robbins
George Heald
Trnitarian Society
Samuel H. Robbins
Fire destroys house on Pleasant street in Nashua
The Desmarias house on Pleasant street Nashua was burned Tuesday evening. A village posse saved the barn by tearing away the connecting shed. Two town chemical extinguishers at Leroy Woodward’s helped control the blaze and the fire is likely incendiary. The unoccupied old house valued at 200 to 300 dollars.
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Pleasant Street
Frank X. Desmarias
Nashua
Leroy C. Woodward
Woodward
Harry Lund
Mabel Lund
Charles H. Lund
Sweeney Wins Decision In Ten Round Bout
Haverhill action saw Peter Sweeney of Manchester New Hampshire gain the decision over Blink McCloskey of Philadelphia in ten rounds. Sweeney dominated and severely punished his foe throughout the bout before the Haverhill Athletic Association.
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Haverhill
Peter Sweeney
Manchester
N. H
Blink McCloskey
Philadelphia
Haverhill Athletic Association
Sweeney
LaMontt cyclone wrecks tobacco crop in the South
A cyclone named LaMontt devastated a tobacco crop in the southern fields, cutting and damaging plants. LaMoyne questioned the total foes, but LaMontt claimed the crop was sold as fine cut in Chicago News reports.
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LaMoyne
LaMontt
Chicago News
Wilmington Congregational Church Actions and School Vacations
Deacon Sheldon sold farming tools and household goods at auction last Tuesday and Wednesday. The annual roll call occurred last Thursday. Roscoe Millett elected Sunday school superintendent replacing W A Rogers who moved to Northampton. Benjamin Perry recovering from pneumonia. Most schools, except the high, will close Friday for two weeks vacation. Miss Mary Edward resigns after four years teaching and plans to move to Acton to start a home.
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Congregational Church
Roscoe Millett
W. A. Rogers
Northampton
Benjamin Perry
Mary Edward
Acton
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