Lawrence Roots for Loring Glum in a Narrow Lowell Loss
Lawrence rooters packed Huntington hall as Lowell edged past Lawrence 7 to 6 in a see-saw game. Fox starred for Lowell with strong saves while Gavitt and Whipple led Lawrence scorers. Attendance reached about 1700 as the shootout ended with a final defensive stand and a lone late Lawrence rally.
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Lowell
Lawrence Routers
Huntington Hall
Spickerville
Lowell Hall
Holderness
Chicago
Jean
Fox
Pierce
Lewis
Lawrence
Whipple
Devlin
Wiley
Long John
Gavitt
Tibbetts
Lowell Cage
Lawrence Boys
Lawrence Cage
R Whippite Pierce
R Gavitt
Jean c
Ec Wiley Holderness
Devlin Fox
G Tibbetts
Laawrence
Sedwer, Lowe
Lowell, Lewis
Lawrence, Whipple
Lowell, Fierce
Sa Sobels
Lawrence, Gavitt
Lowell, Pierce
Local Scores Reported From Three Prep Games
Lowell-Lowell defeated Lawrence 7 to 6 while Portland beat Lewiston 6 to 3 and Plymouth Clinton won 7 to 2 over Plymouth. Three small-city matches highlighted nearby high school hoops and football style scoring.
Polo Tonight Schedule Highlights Five Matches
Lowell plays Brockton and Portland meets Lewiston while Clinton faces Plymouth and Salem clashes with Lawrence in tonight’s polo slate featuring five regional showdowns.
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Lowell
Brockton
Portland
Lewiston
Clinton
Plymouth
Salem
Lawrence
Polo Shots Preview From Lowell Mail Writer
A polo notes column from the Lowell Mail anticipates the season start and finishing timeline as the year progresses with the season extending over several months and clubs gearing up for competition.
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Lowell Mail
Your Christmas Present Piano Gift Ad from Steinert Co
A promotional appeal extols pianos as ideal gifts and lifelong investments. It claims Steinert & Sons offers tested, reputable brands like Steinway and Hardman at low prices, with assurances of quality, factory protection, and favorable terms. It warns against cheap dealers and urges visits to ware rooms for pricing.
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M. Steinert & Sons Co
Steinert
M. Steinert and Sons Co Piano House
M Steinert and Sons Co advertises as The Most Reliable Piano House at 130 Merrimack Street offering pianos and related musical instruments with trusted service and long standing reputation in the city.
Polo Notes and Game Chatter From Brockton and Lowell
Local clubs and players receive coverage from Brockton Times and Brockton Enterprise. Lowell shows steady improvement while Lawrence falters on defense. Clinton polo season ends with Plymouth game in Mechanics Hall Worcester. Manager M J Kittredge holds team rights. Spot Hadley stars for Brockton and the Bannon family is queried for polo talent. Referee dispute over Fox and Connolly confrontation is clarified as false.
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Clinton
Plymouth
Clinton Polo
M. J. Kittredge
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Hadley
Brockton
Bannon
Billy
Jimmy
Toronto
Boston
Lowell
Lewiston
Lowell Cranks
Lawrence Newspaper Fairness Cited as Illustration
A fragment notes the fairness of Lawrence newspaper men as an illustration, reflecting a discussion on press balance and perceived impartiality within the local press scene. The statement ties to broader debates about media integrity and community trust in reporting.
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Connolly
Fox
Lawrence
Clinton Team Bid To Finish League Season In Clinton
Clinton business leaders debate funding a $500 forfeit to complete the American Roller Polo league season in Clinton. They propose profits go to Clinton Hospital and limit participation to the current Clinton squad led by Bartlett. Secretary Morse was asked to attend the Boston league meeting by phone.
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Clinton
M. J. Kittredge
Boston
Morse
Bartlett
Bunting Football Team Endorsed Suspension
At a Lawrence league meeting the action to suspend the U. S. Bunting team for the season was endorsed. The referee claimed no fee was offered for refereeing the last game, while the Buntings countered that payment came after full time. The committee plans added games before winter, including a Christmas morning match and a practice game today on the Buntings grounds.
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Lawrence
Buntings
Buntings Grounds
Lowell High Opens Season with Salem Victory 31 to 3
Lowell High School routed Salem 31 to 3 in the season opener at the annex building. A large crowd witnessed the win amid cheer from students and a parade of new red and gray uniforms. Church, the team manager, missed the game due to illness but is expected back to boost the squad.
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Lowell
Annex
Salem High School
Church
Burkes and P A C clash in Huntington hall tonight
The Burkes and P A C face off in Huntington hall. P A C claims McFarland was unjustly ruled off the floor in the prior game and asserts the Burkes would have lost. Tonight the P A C squad promises to write a new chapter with their boys as authors.
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Burkes
Huntington Hall
Lowel Co G Beats Nashua Co I 24 to 5 in City Hall
In a city hall game, Co. G of Lowell defeated Co. I of Nashua by 24 to 5 last night. Fawcett of Lowell was injured by a falling basket and could not play. Harrington and Meehan starred for Co. G.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Parsons
Co. G
Co. I
Nashua
Fawcett
Harrington
Meehan
Brockton Boxers Arrested For Sparring Exhibition
State Officer Putnam with local police raided Pentucket hall during a planned sparring exhibition by the Pastime Athletic club and arrested Frank Ward John Stonefield John S Marrow and Walter Bruce on promoting a sparring show. About 50 people were present and reacted with excitement. the arrested are believed to be club officers.
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Brockton
Putnam
Pentucket Hall
Whitney Refuses Testimony Against City Police Chief
New York December 20 Edgar A Whitney chief witness against Police Wardman Glennon refused to testify claiming criminal charges against him could incriminate. Whitney seen as principal witness due to alleged warning pact with Glennon. He was jailed for contempt and held on ten thousand dollars bail.
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New York
Edgar A. Whitney
Glennon
Whitney
Anes Jerome
Ten Eyck Engaged to Coach Naval Academy Crew
Worcester reports James A. Ten Eyck has been engaged to coach the Naval Academy rowing crew in Annapolis for the coming year.
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Worcester
James A. Ten Eyck
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
New Furnishings Store Opens at 101 Central Street
If unsure what to buy, choose furnishings from J. F. Miskella at 101 Central Street. The stock is bright, clean and new, selected this fall to suit a young lady buyer, avoiding out of style items. Gloves, suspenders, armilets, silk handkerchiefs, full dress shields and jewelry, cuff buttons, umbrellas, neckwear, silk mufflers, linen handkerchiefs, initials, and other typical furnishing goods are offered.
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J. F. Miskella
Central Street
Christmas Greeting Talk for Men at 4 PM
The 4 o'clock meeting for men will be held as usual tomorrow and will be addressed by Rev. J. H. MacDonald on the subject Christmas Greeting. All men invited. The Bible class meets with Mr. Williams at 3. Rev. Mr. Johnson will lead the study of the Sunday school lesson this afternoon at the usual time.
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J. H. MacDonald
Mr. Williams
Mr. Johnson
Banner Salve makers seek cures and refunds offer
Lynch of Daily Post Philipsburg N J tested FOLEY S HONEY AND TAR and praised it as the best coughs and colds remedy. Goodale and Carter endorsed the product, while Banner Salve makers claim no medicine cures every case and invite refunds if any ulcers sores or eruptions fail to heal.
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Banner Salve
F. C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
Editor Lynch
Daily Post
Philipsburg
N. J
Foley
R. ¢. Goodale
Dickson's Tea Store Offer on Tea and Sugar
Improve the Opportunity. A rocking chair is included with a pound of 60c tea and 20 pounds of fine granulated sugar for $1.00 at Dickson's tea store located at 68 Merrimack Street.
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Dickson’s Tea Store
Merrimack Street
Satisfied People Endorse Foley's Honey and Tar
In a praise note, F. C. Goodale and C. E. Carter state many satisfied users regard Foley's Honey and Tar as a splendid remedy for colds, sore throats, and lung issues.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Tablet Claim
A vintage ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The offer lists a 25 cent price and claims rapid relief through a combination of cough suppression and cold remedy effects.
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Lawrence Rooters
Loring Glum
Lowell Polo
Balls & Burkinshaw
C. F. Blanchard
Middlesex Street
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndix
Central St- Penson
Oper
Clinton Plymouth
Hipson
Houghton
T Roberts Devlin
Ce Miller Moran
Woods Bannon
G Mullen
Roberts
Clinton Houghton
Daly
Cok Clinton
Plymouth Roberts
Eigeisigeis
Steps—Bannon
Mullen
McGeachey
Timr
Hartwell
Portlan Lewiston
Jason R
Ercer Campbell
McGilvary McKay
Hayes Cameron
Janelie
Mallory
G Burgess
Jason i
Bechay
Hayes Portland
Campbell Lewiston
Mercer
Campbell
Polo League
P.C
Lowell Ee
Clinton Stew
Steinway & Sons
Hardman, Gabler, Emerson, Shoninger, Standard, Singer, Jewett, Woodbury
The
Wonderful Self
Brockton Times
Associated Press
Brockton Enterprise
Jake
Bunting Football
HIGH
Y.M. C. A. Games
Basket Ball
Company
G. Wins
Japan
F. M. Bill & Co
Simpson & Howell
Carvers
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
Thompson Hardware Company
Gema
Christy
Bissell’s
Eastman’s
Kodak
Food Cutters
Thompson
Jack Street
TEN Eyck
Gent’s
Who
Uptown
W. I. S. Bartlett
Bowler Bros
Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
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