Ten to two as Providence routs Worcester 10 to 2
Providence dominated Worcester with ten goals to two on December 29 in Providence. Bone scored nine times, aided by Canavan and Bone in the lineup. Mallory and Bannon faced heavy shots, while attendance was large despite stormy weather. Referee Connolly and timer Perrin officiated. Other games listed: Providence at Lowell Worcester at Chelsea Lawrence at Portland.
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R. I
Worcester
Clenly
Kittredge
Bone
Mallory
Bannon
Cunningham
Pierce Bone
Daly Canavec
E. Devitn
Methb
Woods Mallory
M.S. Providence
Canavan
Daly Providence
Daly
Connolly
Timer—Perrin
Rink Notes From Boston and Western Polo Circles
Providence in Lowell tonight as Lowell and Clinton clash in a high stakes polo preview. Data show Clinton’s 43 goals to Lowell’s 57, with Lincoln and Wooltke highlighted as key players. Juggler Bone headlines Huntington Hall while Curtis’ Chelsea signing signals Lawrence’s shifting lineup amid rivalries and standings.
Hockey records show Daly dominant in goals and Lewis in rushes
The piece lists season figures through Dec 27 with Daly leading goals at 138 and Lewis top in rushes with 370. Mercer, Bone, Pierce and Wodtke are notable scorers while Burgess leads in goal tending and Providence holds foul-lead status.
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Daly
Bone
Mercer
Pierce
Wodtke
Providence
Clinton
Burgess
Cashman
Mallory
Tibbitts
Lowell
Heffernan
Nations
Lewis
Curtis
Whipple
Turner
Craig
Howe
Wootke
Campbell
Hart
McGilvray
Farrell
Jean
Miller
Cunningham
Canavan
E. Devlin
H. Devlin
Parsons
Holderness
Bartlett
Gardner
Woods
Murtaugh
Hayes
Bannon
McGrath
Alleys Bowl Match Shifts Balance At Les Miserables
Deputy Welch led a team to trim Sergt Connors at the Les Miserables alleys last night in a bowling meetup. The score remains to be finalised.
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Sergt. Connors
Welch Np
Atkinson
Mahe
Donaldson
Burns
Sergt Connors
Connors
Breault
Ryan
Meeki
Hurley
The Turboteaser and Racing News
A New York stage driver shares a humane method to start balky horses using kindness and a cord trick that alters a horse’s memory of hills. Direct Hal, 18 straight wins this year, may race again nationwide next season. A Mt Jewett tale claims a horseshoe over a door diverted lightning and saved a family's lives.
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New York
Hal
Detroit
Memphis
Mt. Jewett, Pa
Intercollegiate chess tournament opens in New York
In the intercollegiate chess meet Columbia took the lead after the first round with three wins and two draws on eight boards. Yale Harvard and Princeton followed, with detailed results from each board and the schedule for the second round.
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New York
Columbia
Sewall
Richardson
Keeler
Hankinson
Princetonian
Tucker
Bizzel
Pilgram
Barshell
Sawin
Rice
Bridgeman
Hull
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Co. T. Rice
F. H. Sewell
H. A. Keeler
N. Hull
A. J. Pilgram
All American Bowling Trio Ends Tour in Sandusky
Chicago reports the All American Bowling Trio of Voorheis Wolfe and Petersen will finish their tour in Sandusky Ohio on January 8 after a superb run. They captivate with road records totaling 78 series played 73 won none lost 865 games 320 won 45 lost. The highest five game total reached 3080 and the top trio score 707 in one game.
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Chicago
Sandusky
Ohio
Voorheis
Wolfe
Petersen
East
Gardner Beats Carter In Chicago Prize Fight Eye Knockouts
George Gardner of Lowell defeats Kid Carter of Brooklyn in six rounds at the Lyceum club Chicago. Gardner gains rounds with uppercuts and decisive blows while Carter suffers cuts and hangs on in clinches. Spectators anticipate a Gardner Fitzsimmons bout as CorGner heads home from Chicago.
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Chicago
Lyceum Club
George Gardner
Lowell
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Gardner
Jack Root
Billie Stift
Carter
Peter Maher
Fitzsimmons
CorGner
Ring Gossips feature O'Donnell Munroe Maher and future bouts
The piece reports Steve O'Donnell of Australia planning a January 1 match with Jim Jeffords of California at East Boston A A. It notes Jack O'Brien potential bouts if O'Donnell prevails and mentions Jacek Munroe's theatrical debut at $500 weekly. Peter Maher retires after losses, with a long career including heavyweight title near-misses.
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Steve O'Donnell
Australia
O'Donnell
Jim Jeffords
California
Boston
Jeffords
Jack O'Brien
Peter Tate Declares Retirement From Boxing in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Peter Tate says he owns a profitable gymnasium and will not fight again. He explains he is aging and no longer fits the current generation of heavyweights.
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Peter Maher
Peter
Kid Carter
Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tate
Philadelphia
Gymnasiama
No Delay In Peace Conference For Baseball Leagues
Chicago December 29 President Hart of the Cluies requests postponement of the Cincinnati peace conference to allow return from Mexico. President Johnson of the American league denies the delay as unfair to other committee members. Nashville December 29 President Harry Pulliam says the fight between National and American leagues is likely to be amicably settled next week in Cincinnati and would restore the old order and greatly benefit baseball nationwide.
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Chicago
Hart
Cluies
Nationa League Baseball Club
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Cincinnati
Soule Defeats Farrington In Lopsided Pool Match
In Spindle City last night Soule defeated Farrington 65 to 10 in a committee run pool match. The result reportedly kept Soule within the tournament prize limit as both players served on the committee.
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Spindle City Wheelmen's Rooms
Soule
Farrington
Mr. Soule
South Framingham Defeats Hudson 22 to 17 in Op era House Showdown
South Framingham beat Hudson 22 to 17 in a tight contest at the Opera house. Lynch led with three sensational baskets, Halloran bolstered defense, and Haggerty stood out for Hudson while Joe Kynoch edged him in the bout. Referee Charles Connors of Lowell earned satisfactory decisions. Attendance 400.
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Hudson
Opera House
Lynch
Halloran
Haggerty
Joe Kynoch
Charles Connors
Lowell
South Fram
Hudson J. Kynoch
Ib Haggerty
G. Kynoch
Elsworth Lynch
E Green Abbott
Kennedy Halloran
Leighton
J. Kynoch
Abbott
Elsworth
Kennedy
Foulson
Manchester Basketball Scene Sees Cancellations and Promising Comeback
The Burke-Maynard game at Associate hall was cancelled. Manchester fans anticipate a crowded house for tomorrow night’s Manchester P A C game with Capt Allard facing Harry Hough. Manager Healey delays location decisions after Marlboro fire. Local press notes rough play in Central Massachusetts league and praise for a backboard style by the Twenty-third Street New York team. Manchester sports leaders urge Smith to bring in new players for a stronger basketball future.
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Associate Hall
Allard
Smith
Harry Hough
Hough
Bristol
Manchester Union
Manchester
Queen City
Pennsylvania
Manchester News
Manchester Team on Verge of Shakeup Over Missing Talent
Local men in the city telegraphed Manager Smith in Bristol Pa to bring on skilled players. They warn a split and at least one top player may quit if Smith fails to recruit. Manchester reportedly faces lackluster support unless a stronger lineup is secured.
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Bristol
Manchester
John
Argentine schools modelled on American system
Twenty five women teachers left the United States years ago to introduce American methods in Argentina. The result is Argentinian schools now follow the New York system. James H. Fitz Simon, director of Buenos Aires National School of Commerce, is sent as commissioner to study methods and buy supplies. He expects help from Mayor Low and New York Superintendent Maxwell, will confer with the Argentine minister in Washington, then tour the United States to review state systems. Thirty Argentine youths are studying at Argentine government expense.
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New York
United States
Argentine Republic
Republic of the South
Argentina
James H. Fitz Simon
National School of Commerce of
Buenos Aires
Fitz Simon
Low
Maxwell
Washington
South America
Man 60 Sentenced for Buying Stolen Diamond in Cambridge
Edward A. Noble, aged 60, with prior corrections terms, was sent to state prison for three to four years for buying a stolen diamond from the property of former Senator Parry in Cambridge. He had led a blameless life for 15 years and served terms in 1877, 1878, and 1888.
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Boston
Edward A. Noble
House of Correction
Parry
Cambridge
Mass
Noble
Refused to Elope Ends in Tragedy at Washington
In Washington Georgia Sallie Edmonds aged 18 is slightly wounded and Chick Harris aged 36 is dead by his own hand after Harris fearing elopement fired at the girl. Harris, married with two children, shot himself after wounding her and firing at her.
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Washington, Ga
Sallie Edmonds
Chick Harris
Harris
Miss Edmonds
Receivers Appointed for Maryland Paper Plant
Cumberland Maine December 29 Lloyd Lowndes Jr and Robert R Henderson named receivers for the Maryland Paper company which ran a large plant here The firm was recently acquired by a Rhode Island syndicate It is alleged lack of sufficient capital caused the failure No statement of assets and liabilities obtainable
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Cumberland
Lloyd Lowndes, Jr
Robert R. Henderson
Maryland Paper Company
Rhode Island
Superintendent Dickey Dead In Omaha
John J. Dickey, superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph Company Western district, died suddenly at his Omaha home at 9 30 tonight following an attack of la grippe that developed into pneumonia. The report notes a comment on baldness among young men who spend time in the Philippines.
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The
Philippines
Williams bids farewell amid Lowell city institution debate
Overseer Williams addresses the Lowell city institution controversy, accusing others of mismanagement and detailing alleged refusals of city aid. He defends his record, condemns unauthorized repairs, criticizes feeding of swine herd leftovers, and calls for proper oversight before leaving the board after a lengthy, contentious session.
Foreign firm wins injunction right in federal court
Kansas City Kansas December 29 Judge John I Phillips held that a foreign corporation may sue in the federal court for an injunction The decision involved the retail clerks union and tailors union who boycotted Schull and Jolly Furnishing Goods for keeping its store open after 6 pm Pickets patrolled the sidewalk and the firm seeking relief had incorporated under Colorado law after failing to secure an injunction in state courts
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Kansas City
John I. Phillips
United States District Court Today
Retail Clerks’ Union
Tailors’ Union
Schull and Jolly Furnishing Goods Company
Colorado
Whiskey House Blaze Ravages Louisville Whiskey Row
Fire broke out tonight in the Bonny Brothers whiskey houses on Main street, adjoining the Louisville and Nashville general offices. Authorities fear the offices may suffer serious damage as flames sweep through the area.
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Bonny Brothers
Main Street
Nashville
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