Lowell Wins Dramatic Polo Clash in Chelsea 5-4
Boston Dec 21 Lowell defeats Chelsea 5 to 4 in a tense polo match in Chelsea. Whipple of Chelsea wasted chances while Lowell's Wodtke starred, and Chelsea protesters hissed as Lowell used break tactics to gain a rest. Lineups feature Lowell Lewis Hart and Miller against Chelsea Whipple Wooltke Doherty Heffernan. Attendance about 1200.
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Monster Pickerel Weighs 534 Pounds Caught in Long Pond
A 534 pound pickerel, 32 inches long, was caught in Long Pond on Saturday and brought to the Courier-Citizen office for exhibition. The fisherman said four shiners were eaten by the monster, with the fifth bait proving effective. Shiners were bought at the Lowell Polish company's store, 61 Buffolk Street, a year round stock of 100000 kept on hand.
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Polo Review Lowell Strengthens Providence Gains Polo Fame
Providence shows a strong blend after three Lawrence players moved in, altering league balance and stirring fan sentiment. Lowell, Clinton lead a tight race with Worcester, while Chelsea and Portland loom as uncertain factors amid questions about consistency and key players.
The Rink Update On Portland Lowell And Chelsea
A regional rink report highlights Murtaugh as a permanent Portland member and Providence gaining support. Smooth Willie Parsons earns dollars from Saturday attendance while Lowell remains a strong pole city. Tom Cotter faces bad luck with substitutes, Wootke leads Chelsea, and Danny Murphy of Merrimack House plans an ice polo match with Max Fels as his ally.
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Lowell Normal School girls defeat Lawrence High at YMCA
The Lowell Normal School basketball team from Lawrence won 15 to 6 against Lawrence High School last night at the local YMCA. Spectators praised O'Sullivan for her one handed throws, with Provencher and Cheney noted for strong guarding. A large Lowell contingent attended the game.
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Maynard Defeats Hudson Quintent in 48 to 23 Victory
Maynard routed Hudson 48 to 23 before 700 fans at Music Hall. Davies led Maynard with six floor baskets and Davies resigned to join Holyoke Central league, replacing him with Noonan who debuted for Maynard. Noonan and Cullen starred. Twohey officiated as referee in a rough but thrilling contest.
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Maynard and Marlboro Basketball Showdown Promised
The Maynard team speeds toward a strong season with a Christmas night game featuring Harry Hough and Phenom Smith against Marlboro. Marlboro has the edge in scoring this season, having netted 317 points in eleven games while holding opponents to 138. A big crowd is expected for the Lowell clash at Associate Hall, with Gray's men also in contention.
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Marlboro
South Framingham
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Concord Loses Doran to Colorado Springs
Thomas Doran catcher from Concord and New England league last season has signed to play for Colorado Springs in the Western league next year. Doran was the fastest thrower in the New England league.
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Colo
Thomas Doran
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Doran
Complete Assortment of Christmas Goods in Store
Complete assortment of Christmas goods for every age and taste. Includes fancy metal thermometers bon bon dishes tobacco jars perfumes sachet powders atomizers manicure sets whisk brooms with stag horn handles pocketbooks cigar and cigarette cases and more.
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Falls and Burkinshaw Opens at Northern Station
Falls and Burkinshaw, heirs of C. F. Blanc, relocate to Middlesex on Col Thorndike Street near Obp Northern Station. Store opens at 6 a.m. with reliable lowered successors continuing trade.
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Middlesex
Col. Thorndike Street
Schedule of Merrimack Valley Cricket League Matches
The executive committee of the Mohairs met in Lawrence to publish a full season schedule with dates and venues for May through September. Teams include Mohair Zion Billerica Merrimack Lawrence Andover and Methuen. Lawrence clubs may join the state league pending formation next month. A Mohairs bowling party at Les Miserables private alleys was held with plans for another event next Saturday.
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Mohair
Zion
Tewksbury
Billerica
Merrimack
Methuen
Andover
Lowell
Bunting
Buntings
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Methue
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Les Miserables
Sheriff Bans Corbett McGovern Fight in Detroit
Detroit dispatch reports Sheriff Henry A. Dickson said he would not permit the Corbett McGovern bout in Detroit or Wayne county and that Governor Bliss directed him to stop the fight at noon today.
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Henry A. Dickson
Wayne County
Corbett-McGovern
Bliss
Emigration Bill Aimed at Hungarian Ships and Crews
Vienna reports the Reichstrat will consider a bill to restrict emigration, backed by the Fremdenblatt which argues emigration has drained 28 million dollars in five years to foreign railroads and lines. The measure mirrors the Hungarian bill and seeks departures via Fiume on Hungarian ships with Hungarian crews and supplies.
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Reichsrath
Fremdenblatt
Fiume
Moody to Attend Funeral Honorary Pallbearer
New Bedford December 21 Arthur F E Perry in charge of Hosea M Knowltons funeral arrangements reports Secretary of the Navy W H Moody has accepted an invitation to serve as an honorary pallbearer. During the Borden trial Moody was district attorney for the eastern district assisting Knowlton in the prosecution. The list includes Gov W Murray Crane Attorney General Herbert Parker Justice Hammond representing the supreme court Justice Braley representing the superior court Travis representing the Boston bar James F Jackson Fall River chairman of the railroad commission and William W Crapo and Chas W Clifford of the city.
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Arthur FE. Perry
Hosea
MM. Knowlton
Secretary of the Navy
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Borden
Moody
Eastern District
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W. Murray Crane
Herbert Parker
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Supreme Court
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Superior Court
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Boston
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Fall River
Railroad Commission
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Chas. W. Cliffard
City
Billy Gardner to Return Home From National Fame
Billy Gardner, famed as one of the boxing trio from Lowell, plans to return this week with his brother George. The two have drawn nationwide attention for their fighting skill and Gardner is ready to meet any opponent in his weight class.
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Lowell
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Billy
California
Toby Irwin
Gardner
Cornell Graduates form committee for next football season
A Cornell Graduates conference in Ithaca on December 21 appointed J. W. Beecham L. Tracy and C. C. Wickoff to work with the local football committee on leaders for next season. The group also aims to renew Princeton visits every other year and the eight to Henley was dropped. Junior crews on Lake Cayuga for Memorial Day and the Poughkeepsie regatta were approved with Harvard and Pennsylvania entered. Robes priced four to seven dollars by Bailey & Co.
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Cornell
J. W. Beecham
L. &. Tracy
CC. P. Wickoff
Princeton
Athletic Council
Henley
Lake Cayuga
Poughkeepsie Regatta
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Pennsylvania
Delehanty Signs With New York Nationals Report
New York confirms a three year contract with Delehanty and states he will report in March. Secretary Knowles says the National League will resist retroactive player actions and awaits the conference committee’s inquiry to guide any action.
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American League Baseball Club
Chicago
Knowles
Delehanty
National
National League
Pittsburg Wants Fight Between Corbett and McGovern
Emerald Athletic club president M. F. McNamara wired Young Corbett and Terry McGovern to arrange a bout in Pittsburg on January 16. He offers seating for 10,000 and is confident the event can go ahead.
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M. F. McNamara
Thas Emerald Athletic Club
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
McNamara
Cribbage Tournament Ends at the Y M C A
The YMCA cribbage event closes after two months of play with O Hare Finnigan winning umbrellas donated by Miskella and Bou lger, Dwyer Barry taking hats, and Shea Sullivan receiving briar pipes. Standings show O Hare Finnigan leading, with Dwyer Barry and Coleman Flannagan nearby as others trail. The society’s quarterly communion and officer elections for six months follow Sunday breakfast.
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O'Hare-Finnigan
James F. Miskella
John Boulger
Dwyer-Barry
Shea-Sullivan
Coleman Flannagan
McNulty-Hammersleigh
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McCaffrey-Finnerty
Jockin-Sullivan
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O'Brien and Weinig agree to 20-round catchweight bout
Buffalo on December 21 reports signed articles for a 20 round fight between Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Al Weinig. The bout is set for New Year’s afternoon at the International Athletic Club with all purse at stake. O'Brien posts $2500 to Weinig’s $1500 as a side bet.
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Jack O'Brien
al Weinig
International Athletic Club
O’brien
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