Lowell and Clinton polo clash ends 7 to 3 for Lowell
Lowell polo team routed Clinton 7 to 3 at Clinton rink with weight speed and eye for the ball. The Y M C A basketball team then edged Lawrence 23 to 20 in a hard fought league game as Lew and Myrick sparked Lowell to victory and Lawrence struggled to adapt to the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Huskers
Clinton
Lowell
Lawrence
Bucky
Lew
Myrick
Lawrence Gymnasium
Lowell Boys
Down River
Lawrence Wrammer
Rooters
Lawrence Simpson
Rf Cushing
Hammer
E Smith Patrick
Weiss Lynch
Field
Patrick
Cushing
Simpson
Weiss
Meister
Fox
Allen
Houston
Moxie Promoted as Sleep Aid Beverage
An advertisement touts Moxie as a safe sleep aid during winter, claiming it calms nerves, promotes normal digestion, and induces sweet sleep. The copy emphasizes the drink’s harmless nature and its value in every home as a reliable remedy before retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxie
Nightline basketball game end leaves questions for home squad
Hipson was injured and unable to play while Feese filled in and delivered a strong performance. Wood and Cusick contributed solid work for the home lineup as Daly and others labored to keep pace, shaping a tense contest late in the night.
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Hipson
Feese
Wood
Cusick
Daly
Dickey Pie
Lowell
Pawtucket
R. I
Portland
Worcester
Pierce
Lewiston Beats Portland 8 to 2 In Polo Tilt
Lewiston defeated Portland 8 to 2 in a lively polo game, with Lewiston dominating play and Portland missing several chances. Notable Portland players were Canavan McKay and Mallory. Lewiston's Mercer McGilvary led the attack. Attendance reported as 1,000.
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Lewiston
Portland
Canavan
McKay
Mallory
Lewiston Portland
Mercer
Warner McGilvary
Fitzgerald
Tayes
Portand
Campbell Portland
Campbell
Warner
Burgess
de Timer—McDonald
Local basketball chatter and lineup notes across cities
The Brockton Clinton clash is highlighted by Sammy Upton and a shifting lineup that has Coach Farrell at center, while Lowell gains Hart and Salem laments its perpetual last place. Salem News criticizes two strong rushers and weak coordination. Bone’s future with Plymouth remains debated amid league claims.
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Sammy Upton
Brockton-Clinton
Farrell
Old Spot Hadley
Hottest game of season in Music hall falls to Maynard 7-20
South Framingham defeated Maynard 20 to 7 in a fiercely fought basketball clash. A midgame scuffle between Holmes and Porter sparked a bench and crowd melee, with officers restoring order. Maynard protested the referee while Lynch, Martens and Harley starred. Porter fouled repeatedly and several players fouled. Referee Charles Connors presided over 20 minute halves before 550 in attendance.
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Maynard
Music Hall
South Framingham
Holmes
Porter
Rooters
Samuel G. King
James J. Morgan
William Jones
James Hare
Lynch
Greene
Martens
Harley
Halloran
Kynoch
Koeevers
Porters
Kvnoch
Uvyneh
North Chelmsford Beats Company C in 17 to 8 Victory
North Chelmsford defeated Company C Sixth Regiment Lowell 17 to 8 at the town hall on Saturday evening. Larkin Lorain Ripley McCluskey Lyons Snow led scoring with multiple floor and free tries. Afterward Middlesex Village beat Clover Club 5 to 1 in a local exhibition. Clover club manager Charles Pope requests clarification of team status.
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North Chelmsford
Company C
Sixth Regiment
Lowell
NO. Chelms
Cc Ripley
Ramsey McCluskey
Neilbreman Larkinc
Snow
Stanley Bordeau
If Lyons
Larkin
McCluskey
Bordeau
Lyons
Ripley
Neilbreman
Stanley
Ramsey
Felix Constantino
John J. O'Connell
Middlesex Village
Clover
Clover Club
Charles Pope
Clover Civy
Yister
Captain Coleman withdraws Team 2 from contest amid fairness claims
Captain Coleman cites unfair dealing in last game against Team 5s. With two players absent, he alleges the opposing team's lowest bowler bowled in the gutter to impair his strings. The committee met yesterday without a decision. If Coleman withdraws, another quintet may replace him. Coleman leads the individual single-string list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Team 2
Y M C A Whist Tournament Team Standings
The standings of teams in the YMCA whist tourney are listed with current rankings reflecting wins and losses to date. The table shows leading squads and how they stand in pursuit of the championship.
Mohair Cricket Club Elects New Officers After Resignation
At a general meeting the Mohair Cricket Club accepted the resignation of President William Hounsell. Nelson was elected to fill the vacancy, and John H. Mills became vice president. The clubhouse building is complete and nearly ready for occupancy. The committee thanked contributors to the building fund and gave Secretary Humphriss a vote of confidence.
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Mohair Cricket Club
William Hounsell
Nelson
John H. Mills
Humphriss
Directors Plan Next Duckpin Tourney at Les Miserables
Lowell Duckpin Bowling league directors met at Les Miserables alleys to arrange a new tournament. Proprietor McLaughlin barred league teams from future league games, reserving the private lanes for private parties. The Old Stars led the recently concluded event.
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Lowell Duckpin Bowling League
Les Miserables
Humphriss Elected President of New England Cricket League
Fred G. Humphriss presided at a Boston meeting of New England Cricket secretaries Saturday night and was elected president of the formed league James Bennett of Lynn secretary A schedule of games was prepared A committee was appointed to consider forming a state league
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Fred G. Humphriss
New England
Boston
James Bennett
Lynn
Schwab Says US Steel Will Surpass Britain in Iron Trade
interview with Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel Corp says Austria Germany and France need not fear American steel competition Europe cannot match US costs and predicts gradual British decline and rapid American expansion in iron trade.
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Vienia
Neue Freie Presse
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Austria
Germany
France
Europe
United States
Mr. Schwab
Italian Mob Riots Over Smallpox Burial Attempt
In Easton Pennsylvania on January 19 a riot broke out in Bangor as health officials attempted to bury an Italian woman who died of malignant smallpox. About four hundred Italians clashed with police and seriously injured Peter Rossard, preventing the burial. The corpse remained unburied.
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Easton
Health Board
Bangor
Peter Ross Ard
Death and mob dispersed as sheriff raids Bangor house
In a Catholic church area a closely guarded scene ends with a sheriff sending a posse to Bangor to quell a mob. Two men fled the house where a death occurred before quarantine, one heading for Bethlehem by trolley. They were arrested and a child of the deceased woman is ill.
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Bangor
Bethlehem
Deputy Sheriff Porter Dies Suddenly in Bridgewater
Brockton Jan 19 Deputy Sheriff Frank F Porter died suddenly in Bridgewater after a 430 pm departure from Brockton. He was found unconscious in a carriage with reins hanging and died despite medical attempts. The medical examiner cites natural causes, due to heart trouble. Porter, 45, a Brockton native, quit livery work earlier this month after being named deputy sheriff by his brother Henry S Porter Plymouth County High Sheriff. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Brockton
Frank F. Porter
Bridgewater
South Street
Paine
Mr. Porter
Henry S. Porter
Plymouth County
Admiral Schley Returns From Island Hunt With Big Bag
Savannah Ga January 19 Admiral Schley led a hunting party back from St Catherine s Island with a large game bag and he is credited with a deer. The admiral and Mrs Schley plan to depart for Washington tomorrow afternoon. He said he had not authorized the Chicago statement that he would discuss his case before the Havs ton club and refused further talk.
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Savannah
Admiral Schley
St. Catherine's Island
Bishop Brent appeals for Philippines mission aid at St Bartholomew's
New York January 19 Rev Charles H Brent newly consecrated bishop of the Philippines mission spoke to the St Bartholomew's church congregation. He said he accepted the mission without detailing funds but relied on church generosity for equipment. Wealthy attendees included Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs Edwin Gould Frank Gould W D Sloane T J Williams G A Crocker and Henry L Morris.
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New York
Charles H. Brent
The
Philippines
St. Bartholomew's
P. E
Brent
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Edwin Gould
Frank Gould
W. D. Sloane
T. J. Williams
G. A. Crocker
Henry L. Morris
Boston Teamsters Strike After Agreement Rejection
In Boston on January 19, 47 master teamsters refuse to accept a recent wage agreement with the Team Drivers union, prompting 500 workers to vote to strike tomorrow. The strikers represent about one-tenth of the city’s teamsters, with most affected being small employers, including two firms with many dissatisfied employees.
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Boston
Team Drivers’ Union
Master Teamsters’ Association
Brigands Accept Terms for Miss Stone and Mrs Tsilka Release
Sofia Bulgaria January 19 brigands who have held Miss Stone and Mrs Tsilka prisoners for two weeks have finally accepted writing the conditions for their release authorities report the terms include unspecified conditions agreed upon by the captors and the release is expected soon with formalities proceeding in the capital.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
American agents seek captive release in Bulgarian Turkish frontier
The American Mission in Constantinople and the Bulgarian government pursue ransom negotiations for two captives. Negotiations press for payment in Turkish territory and cross-border handling to avoid Bulgarian liability. Bulgarian customs slow the negotiators while bribe-like exchanges threaten Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedum
M. W. Peet
MilssiQnery Stadiou 1B
U. Ds. Regation
Gargiulo
Constancinople
Maedyeia
Bulgaria
Sr'gar
Miss Stone
Mme
Tsilko
Serbian throne succession in doubt after abdication hint
Vienna dispatch reports King Alexander Willina plans to abdicate in favor of Prince Alexis Kara geovic. An agreement to smooth the transition is suggested with Alexis as heir apparent, while opposing powers reportedly view the plan cautiously amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Alexander Willina
Alexis Karagecroevitch
Vienna
Belerade
Neve Preio Presse
Servia
Alexander
Alexis Kor
Kor Geerze
George
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Gardner Fox
Cashman
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Feese Devlin
Miller Bartlett
Wood Bannon
Plymouth
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Miller Peete
Bannon
O Brien
Beaman
P.C
Lowell Somalevee
Clinton Ste
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Lion
Ellingwood
Brockton Enterprise
Salem News
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Tom Murphy
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Star of the Sea
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Stony Brook Kia
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Salmon
George C. Moore
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Leary & Green
Connors & Coleman Saa
Allen & MceSorley
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Sweeney & Smith
Berry & Carne
Eees
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Connors & Foye
Clark & O'Brien
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Holmes & Kelty
N. E. Cricket League
British Iron Trade
Schwab
Pory Goods CL Company
Stevens
Jersey
Schley
Hamilton Club
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Boston Teamsters
M Mrs. Tsilka
Reil Rian
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