Lewiston Beats Lowell 3 1 in Lake Region Hockey Clash
Lewiston defeats Lowell 3 to 1 in a tightly contested night contest at Lewiston with McGilvray scoring and Burgess and Hart among the standout players. Attendance 1000. Lawrence hosts Portland where Lawrence dominates 10 to 5 as Gavitt and Lawrence lead scoring in a high‑scoring home victory. Plymouth falls to Salem 6 to 4 as Cusick replaces Mul Jen in goal and Heffernan contributes for the visitors. Worcester overwhelms Clinton 9 to 1 in a standout rink night with Daly repeatedly contributing goals and a large crowd in attendance.
Worcester Polo Shines as Pierce Debuts with Wins
Lawrence Telegram notes P O L O Y tickets sale at Ellingwood's Drug Store and Worcester's bid for a strong player. The Worcester team, aided by Dickie Pierce’s debut in Mechanics Hall against Plymouths, dominates with a 13 to 3 victory, Pierce’s running and sharp moves impressing spectators and showcasing a team play surge.
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P A C Loses to Cambridge in Huntington Clash 15 to 13
P A C fell 15 to 13 to Cambridge in Huntington. Tighe scored three baskets, Allard and Lynch excelled in free throws, and Macalouski drew most fouls. The game swung after a Cambridge run tied 13 13, Sheridan then put Cambridge ahead for good with a late score. Attendance about 100.
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Gardner challenges Root and Ryan after boxing win
California writer lauds George Gardner for defeating Kid Carter and pressing a Gardner Root clash. The piece argues Root and Ryan dodge Gardner, endorsing a fair bout where the best man wins and criticizing Ryan's and Root's fragility and promotional padding.
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Schedule of American Roller Polo week ending Jan 1
Regular Bulletin from Me and Jake office Boston lists games for week ending Jan 1 with matches between Worcester Portland Lewiston Clinton Lowell Lawrence Plymouth Salem and Worcester. Listed dates include Jan 14 to Jan 18 with multiple pairings each day across cities.
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Polo Shots and League Standings Stir Lowell and Lawrence
In a preview from the Lawrence Sun Clinton faces Lowell tomorrow night as Lawrence gains second place with a Saturday win. Jason has averaged six goals per game since joining Lawrence. Whipple may be under salary at Portland though not playing, while Young Hart, who joined Lowell yesterday, is described as a comer with a promising future.
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Biddeford boxers set for 15 round clash at Lewiston club
Arthur Cote of Biddeford, who knocked out Geo Phalen of Biddeford at City Hall last week, will face Martin Flaherty of Lowell in a 15 round decision bout at the Lewiston Athletic Club next Thursday evening.
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Juniors Defeat National Guards in Urban Hall
The C V M L Juniors basketball team defeated the National Guards Friday night in Urban Hall by 9 to 5. They seek challenge from any under 18 team in or out of the city. send challenges to John McCarty, No. 5 La Grange Street, City.
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Burkes Easy Winners in Maynard Basketball Match
Burkes of Lowell outplayed Maynard 14 to 7 at Music Hall. First half led 9 to 3 with Lowell’s Donnelly and Kelliher starring. Punch for Maynard had the best basket from mid hall. Baskets credited to Qualey, Kelliher, Donnelly, O’Neil, Punch. free throws by Healy and Lynch. Referee Jope. attendance about 450.
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South Framingham Triumphs Over Lowell in Military Derby
In the military basketball league at the armory, Company E of the 6th regiment defeated Company M of the 9th regiment from Lowell by 38 to 8. McGrath Moore Forbes Forbush Brown Regan Allen Gallagher scored for E. Forbush 2 on fouls. Attendance 400. The Lincoln A. C. beat Hustlers 17 to 7 last night in Banquet hall with Durkin McMahon Reynolds Gaffney McGaskell O Laughlin in the lineup.
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Sale Catalog Brings Wide Discount Prices Across Household Goods
A local sale lists numerous items with reduced prices including lamps, baskets, soaps, fabrics, clothing, linens, and sewing notions. Notable discounts cover 60 inch Ceat fabrics, wool dress goods, ladies and children's wear, shirts, hosiery, and accessories, with many items halved or better from regular prices.
Nashua Company E Defeats Lowell in Red-Hot Split
In Nashua on Saturday night Company E of Nashua beat Company C of Lowell 13 to 5. Pool of Company C sustained a cut over the eye but it proved not serious. The lineup listed Nashua players Marston, Snow, Ring, Pool, Johnson, McCann, Lyons, Hamillg, Wil Brennan with referee Lucien and timekeeper Fifield.
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Lowell Triumphs Over Haverhill in Tight Junior YMCA Game
The Lowell junior YMCA basketball team traveled to Haverhill on Saturday for a closely contested rematch. Lowell led early but trailed 10 to 9 at halftime, adapting to unfamiliar court layout and corner goals. Doyle Hart Dows Field and Lew contributed key scores while Lowell’s passing improved, ultimately finishing 16 to 14 in Lowell’s favor.
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Bicyclists Sue Over Park Square Six Day Race Prize
Boston January 12 A superior court suit seeks $8000 in damages from Alexander McLean by six day bicycle race riders. Plaintiffs claim withheld prize money after a dispute at the finish led to a free contest. Teams include Floyd McFarland Otto Maya George Leander William Ruiz Benjamin Munroe and Howard Freeman. Attorneys Frederick F Haskell.
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Chamberlain Replies to Von Buelow Draws Press Reactions
London reports on Joseph Chamberlain's Birmingham speech sparking mixed editorial commentary. The Morning Post and Daily Telegraph praise his stance, while the Daily Mail and Daily Chronicle urge moderation and criticize his personal prominence. The Times backs Chamberlain as a firm national voice amid imperial pressures.
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Expedition to Nobco a complete success in Batangas
News from Batangas reports the Nobco expedition achieved total success with walls destroyed, barracks and hamlets leveled, and rations for 20,000 Filipinos for six months. No American casualties. The enemy fled, many slain or surrendered. Major Henry Allen returns to Manila reporting the native constabulary can control Misamis.
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Marconi Arrives in New York for Engineer Banquet
Signor William Marconi, inventor of the wireless telegraph, arrived in New York from Canada where he had been the Dominion government’s guest. He is to be guest of honor at the American Institute of Electrical Engineers banquet tomorrow evening, then will sail for Europe on Wednesday.
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