Hart Cages Dozen Goals In Polo Loss At Huntington
Pilgrims of Plymouth suffered a 15 to 4 defeat against Parsons in Huntington hall. Hart scored 12 goals, Lewis assisted repeatedly, while Hipson struggled with form and Tarrant failed to mesh with teammates. Referee Coughlin officiated his first polo match after replacing unavailable Connolly. Plymouth showed strength early but waned as Parsons pulled away. Roberts absence hurt the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrims
Plymouth
Parsons
Huntington Hall
Hart
Worcester
Roberts
Lewiston
Bone
Tarrant
Hipson
Tommy Connolly
Natick
Boston & Albany
Lowell
James Mulvaney
Nixey Coughlin
Coughlin
Lewis
Jean
Holderness
Fox
Miller
Cusick
Mullin
Portland Beats Lewiston In 6 2 Hockey Victory
Portland played all around Lewiston and won 6 to 2. The score sheet lists players, lineups, and times for Portland and Lewiston, with goals attributed to Mercer Warner Campbell and Campbell among others. The text notes times, penalties, and stops but remains focused on the decisive Portland win and the contrasting Lewiston effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lewiston
Warner
Mercer Campbell
McGilvary
Canavan
McKay
Fitzgerald Cameron
Hayes Mallory
Burgess
Tawiston
Mercer
Campbell
Icewiston
Polo League Scores From Lowell Portland and Worcester
Lowell beat Plymouth 18 to 4 while Portland defeated Lewiston 6 to 2 and Worcester Clinton won 4 to 3 over Worcester. The results summarize three Polo League matches with the key team names and final scores.
Regional College Matchups Set Across Cities
Lowell faces Clinton, Portland plays Lewiston, Worcester meets Plymouth, and Salem takes on Lawrence in a slate of city rivalry games highlighting local institutions and the week’s schedule.
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Lowell
Clinton
Portland
Lewiston
Worcester
Plymouth
Salem
Lawrence
Polo Shots Spark Polo Night Triumph in Brockton
The Brockton Enterprise notes polemical chatter on polo games and star players. Lowell attendance reached 1800 in Lowell-Portland clash. Edward Higgin from Meridan, Conn. hired. Gardner praised as nuisance to Lowell, while shin pads controversy draws attention. Manager Mathis tricks Portland fans about Bone, Plymouth claims remain strong.
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Paul Gardner
Lowells
Lowell
Gardner
Brockton Enterprise
Mathis
Portland
Bone
Doe
Plymouth
Roberts
Lewiston Journal
Grand Stand and Bleachers Planned at Atherton Grounds
In a few weeks work will start on a grand stand and spacious bleachers at the Atherton grounds for the Lowell base ball rem of the New England league. Manager Lake cites superior street car facilities versus the Fair grounds last season and predicts greater popularity for the grounds.
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Atherton Grounds
Lowell Baseball Rem
New England
Lake
Fair Grounds
Y M C basketball week ends with tight Yellows win
The sixth week in the local basketball league ended last night at the Y M C A. The Yellows and the Maroons, two leading teams, played a hard game with the Maroons prevailing 18 to 8. The Blues beat the Purples 12 to 5.
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Y. M.C
Yellows
Maroons
Blues
Purples
Zeigler Edges Leach In 25 Round Welterweight Bout
Savannah Ga January 17 Owen Zeigler formerly of New York defeats Billy Leach of Chicago in a 25 round welterweight match referee stops the bout in the fourth round after Leach is knocked down three times Zeigler wins on points in a stoppage decision.
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Savannah
Owen Zeigler
New York
Billy Leach
Chicago
Leach
Zeigler
Princeton Beats Cornell in Intercollegiate Opener
Princeton defeats Cornell 35 to 14 in the first game of the intercollegiate series played in Princeton New Jersey on January 17 with a decisive conference showing by the Tigers.
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Princeton
N. J
Cornell
Try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Now
If troubled with weak digestion belching sour stomach or feeling dull after eating try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Price 2 cents All druggists
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Chamberlain
Zinc and Grinding Extend Devoe Paint Life
Zinc and grinding produce a Devoe lead and zinc paint that lasts twice as long as standard lead and oil mixes made by hand, offering improved durability and cost efficiency for coatings.
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Devoe
Fullerton High Roller Leads Lowell Duckpin Tourney
The Lowell Duckpin Bowling league completed a 70 game winter tourney. The Fairmounts led with 83.7 percent won and 1232 pins per game. Fullerton of the Fairmounts won the top individual average at 86.3 pins per string, with Halstead of S C W close in total.
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Lowell Duckpin
Fairmounts
Fullerton
Halstead
Carpenter
Kelley
M. Dickey
O’sullivan
Sweeney
Whalen
King
Bent
Lyman
Edgell
Ferguson
Morrill
Bowen
The
Belvideres
Thorndikes
S&c. W
Fight Between Sharkey and Maher Ends Abruptly in Philadelphia
Tom Sharkey and Peter Maher, billed to contest for the Ireland title at Industrial Hall, were halted by Referee Rocap in the third round amid crowd unrest. Both principals and an industrial club official were later arrested on conspiracy charges to breach the peace, held on $5000 bail to appear in court. Spectators had packed the barn for a night of costly seats and a largely tamed show.
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Acha Pitagerald
Baltimore
Bud
Philadelphia
Sharkey
Maher
James J. Jeffries
Robert Fitzsimmons
Dave Sullivan
Jim Buckley
Alf King
Tim Callahan
Peter Lowry
Mike Callahan
Peter
Rocap
Kentucky Rose
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Industrial Athletic Club
Industrial Hall
James H. McFarland
Industrial A. C
Sharkey-Maher
J. D. Barnitz
Law and Order Society
New York
Six Day Bike Race Leaders Stretch Record Pace
Philadelphia leaders of the six days race at the Second Regiment armory stood 31 miles ahead of the world record as the fifth day closed at 10:30. The 40th hour of the contest ended, with Mayo Ine riding from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. covering 114 miles in that interval.
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Philadelphia
Second Regiment Armory
Mayo
Ine
Four leading teams cover 165 miles in eight hours
Tonight's score shows Gongoltz and Wilson 842.10 Freeman and Mayo 842.10 McEachern and Monroe 842.10 Leander and Ruiz 842.10 Chevalier and Fisher 842.9 Hatfield and King 842.6 Mueller and Barclay 841.10.
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Gongoltz and Wilson
Freeman and Mayo
McEachern and Monroe
Leander and Ruiz
Chevalier and Fisher
Mae Bet
Hatfield and King
Mueller and Barclay
Olympia orchestra social dance at Middlesex town hall
In North Chelmsford Friday evening the Olympia orchestra hosted a social dance attended by a large crowd from Lowell and nearby areas. A concert opened the event and dancing continued until midnight. George B. Hall, recovering from a paralytic shock, rests at home with good recovery prospects. Miss Gertie Lewis departed for Provincetown to resume teaching duties Monday.
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Olympia
Lowell
George B. Hall
Gertie Lewis
Provincetown
Tewksbury Special Town Meeting Warrant With 12 Articles
This afternoon at 2 o clock a town meeting will be held in town hall. The warrant includes 12 articles and the meeting was petitioned by Henry Billings and nine other voters. Also notes visitors and illnesses among local residents, with several social and personal items from the community.
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Town Hall
Henry Billings
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Benjamin Spaulding
Herbert Howard
20Th Century Club
Marcellus A. Patten
Fitchburg
Celia Levey
Gentlemen's Night Planned at Dracut Centre Church
At Central Congregational in Dracut the February 6 celebration moves ahead after a busy preliminary meeting. About 40 men from across the parish attended a lunch prepared by church ladies. Alton B. Bryant was elected moderator Hazen Stickney clerk, and committees were quickly assigned. The meeting closed with thanks to the ladies as the group adjourned.
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Central Congregational Church
Dracut
Alton B. Bryant
Hazen Stickney
Dracut Odd Ladies Club Hosts Pleasant Spring Meet
At Mrs. F I Kelley home on Spring Park avenue the Odd Ladies club of Dracut held a Thursday afternoon program led by Mrs. R S Fox. Friday afternoon and evening the group returned for a delightful gathering with a literary focus including a review of Jacob Ali s life and works by Mrs. S R Kitchen. Supper followed the discussion.
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F. I. Kelley
R. S. Fox
Odd Ladies’ Club
Dracut
Spring Park Avenue
Jacob Alis
S. R. Kitchen
Chelmsford Faces Public Water Supply Deficit
Chelmsford is among seven towns in the state lacking adequate public water supply. A prior committee report stalled by indifference. fire risk remains, especially in Wilson's block. The week notes a guild bean supper at All Saints and Unitarian events, with a basketball game tonight at the town hall between Centre boys and West Chelmsford terrors.
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Chelmsford
Wilson’s Block
Guild of All Saints’ Church
Fred Cann
Unitarian Guild
Young People’s Federation
Westford
Unitarian Church
Centre
West
Boxboro Dedicates New Town Hall in Public Exercises
Boxboro completed its new town hall after a May start. The 40 by 60 main hall includes banquet space, kitchen, selectmen’s room, and several utility rooms. Building committee members included Albert Littlefield and E B Cobleigh. contract to John S Hoar of West Acton. Dedication Sunday drew many former residents, with simple but engaging exercises.
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Albert Littlefield
E. B. Cobleigh
G. W. Burrough
F. A. Patch
A. W. Wetherbee
John S. Hoar
West Acton
Marlboro Orchestra Fetes Local Citizens In Fine Evening
Brigham's orchestra of Marlboro provided music for a well received event. Miss Belden of Emerson School of Oratory performed two selections. Speakers included County Commissioner Gould of Melrose and Paul Hayward of Melrose, with others from nearby towns. Lucie C. Hager wrote a beautiful poem read by A. Littlefield. The evening combined concert and ball, drew a large crowd, and proved financially successful.
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Brigham
Marlboro
Miss Belden
Emerson School of Oratory
A. Littlefield
Gould
Melrose
Paul Hayward
F. H. Stevens
Stow
Kimball
Littleton
W. F. Stevens
Acton
Harvard
N. B. Conant
H. Littlefield
F. A. Patch
Lucie C. Hager
Bedford Church Notes and Local News Recap
Bedford column reports Sabbath meeting plan changes due to a Missions talk next week, notes Mrs. Malvina Lawrence’s illness and improvement, and welcomes infant Frank Mills Cook. Mentions near-fire water supply debate sparked by McFarland fire, praises Frank M. Goddard’s fire response, and stresses water safety and health testing. Credits Abram E. Brown to Lexington railway calendar and committee roles, with an upcoming Y M C A lecture in Somerville on the American Revolution.
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C. E
Malvina Lawrence
McFarland
Frank M. Goddard
State Board of Health
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Parker Memorial
Lexington
Abram E. Brown
Brown
Somerville
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