Lowell Wins Over Worcester in Overtime Polo Thriller
Lowell beats Worcester 10 to 9 after a tense overtime period in Mechanics Hall. A Garrison finish tied it at the end of the third, with Lewis scoring the decisive goal for Lowell 4:30 into OT. Attendance exceeded 1,500 as Worcester and Lowell exchanged fast, high energy play and hard defense.
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Lowell
Worcester
Kittredge
Worcester Telegram
Mechanics Hall
Bannon
Pierce
Bartlett
Hart
Lewis
Worcester Fans Swamp Hall as Lowell Rights Edge Salem Grip Tightens
A Worcester crowd packed the hall last night with 200 in line early for tickets as the Lowell team, league leaders, faced Worcester. Referee Connolly faced boos while urging next game details, but the match proceeded. Lowell showed distinctive play, Fox guarding the goal boldly and Bannon pressing, while Worcester struggled with Bartlett's injury and coordination. Lewis and Hart outpaced Worcester's Daly and Houghton, delivering a hard fought, clean contest despite rougher moments.
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Worcester
Lowell
Holderness
Thomas H. Connolly
Houghton
Salem
Connolly
M. J. Kittredge
Fox
Eame
Vox
Hall
Bannon
Bartlett
Lewis
Hart
Daly
Pierce
Poto
Delvy
Salem Defeats Lewiston In Four Periods 3 To 2
In Lewiston on January 25 Salem edged Lewiston 3 to 2 in a four period game. Salem standout players included Wootke Dougherty and Heffernan while Lewiston laceman McGilvary starred for the home team with FitzGerald and Hayes also playing well. Burgess and Whipple contributed in the visitors lineup with Caged by Time noting final placements.
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Plymouth
Clinton
Farrell
Cunningham
R Hipson
Lincoln
Curtis J R Tarrant
Walton Farrell
Ec Ec
Miller Gardner
Wood Cashman
G Cusick
Hipson
Parrett
Tarrant
Cusick
Cashman
Wood
Curtis
Theolito
Ics Vecsese Sce
Vic —Connell
Timer—Beaman
Lawrence
Lawrence Polo
Portland
Gavitt
Mallory
Warner
Jason Campbell
Gavitt Canavan
Wiley Cameron
Devlin Mallory
Tibbetts
Campbell
Ee A
Jason
Foulallory
Furbush
Sainte
Lewiston
Salem
Mercer
Wootke
Dougherty
Heffernan
Fitzgerald
Hayes
McGilvary
Whipple
Craig Wodtke
McGilvary Dougherty
Fitzgerald O'Hara
Hayes Heffernan
Burgess
Wooltke
Sweeseeecee Leo
Craig
Lowell and Lewiston Polo Rivalry Sparks Series Chat
Lawrence fans claim edge in the series while Lewiston blames Lowell captain Jean for rough play. Whipple’s Salem polo contributions boost the Salem team as Mercer endures injury and possible absence. Parson’s management praised by Lewiston fans who recall a manager playing in earlier visits. City banter centers on Lowell’s luck, leadership, and fan warmth in a tense regional clash.
M Gilvary Takes The Lewiston Polo Team Over
A change in Lewiston polo team management was announced with the sale of the team from Manager Doe to Nick McGilvary, captain of the squad. Doe returns from Dover New Hampshire where he manages baseball for the Dover group and will shift duties February. McGilvary to hold Doe contracts and assume leadership immediately. He has prior management experience with the Bath polo team and is well regarded by players.
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Lewiston
Parsons
Lowell
Doe
Nick McGilvary
Dover
N. H
McGilvary
Bath
P A C Falls to South Framingham 11 to 7 in Slow Affair
P A C basketball loses to South Framingham 11 to 7. Despite a 5 to 3 first half and a 7 to 7 deadlock in the final minutes, Framingham surged with two late goals to secure the win. Notable players include Allard Cairns Tighe McFarland and Porter with 8 free throws for Allard and 6 missed by Porter. Attendance reported at 400.
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North Chelmsford
J. Arthur Mallalieu
NO. Chelms
C. M. A. C. Ripley
Bushee
McCluskey
Duimond
Larkinec
Ec Turcotte
Allard Morning and
Bordeau
Rf Payette Martin
Lavalie
Larkin
Ripley
Payette
Morning
Turcotte
Allard
Martin
E. B. Howard
Alfred Bibeault
Lowell
Martha Warren
South Dakota
Thomas Bridgeford
John J. McQuaid
Main Street
George C. Moore
South Framingham
Sawyer
Pp. A. C
S. Framingham Allard
Halloran
Porter
Cairns
Kynock
McFarland
Tighe
North Chelmsford church lecture on the Children’s Health Fund
In Second Congregational church Supt. George W Averell of the Boston Children’s Health Fund spoke on the society’s work. Rescued children who the charity has aided attended and sang, while ushers included Robert Scribner Arthur O Wheeler and Gardner K Ripley. North Chelmsford beat C M A Co of Lower Sox 16 to 12 in a local basketball game.
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Second Congregational Church
George W. Averell
Children's Health Fund of
Boston
Averell
Mr. Averell
Robert Scribner
Arthur O. Wheeler
Gardner K. Ripley
Town Hall
North Chelmsford
Sos
L*vkir
Team 1 Beats Team 3 by 31 Pins at YMCA Alleys
At the YMCA alleys on Saturday night Team 1 defeated Team 3 by 31 pins after dropping the first two strings by 12. Final score not specified in readable text.
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Team 1
Team 3
Merrimack Athletic Association elects officers
The Merrimack Athletic Association met yesterday and elected President H E Clay, Vice President Geo E Morrison, Secretary W Bruce, Treasurer Geo Holden, and Sergeant at Arms F J Gaffney. Membership is limited to 25. They occupy the refitted Corbett boat house, now a fine club home. They boast a first class polo team and a strong amateur basketball squad, with a top skating rink in the city.
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Merrimack Athletic Association
H. E. Clay
Geo. E. Morrison
W. Bruce
Geo. Holden
F. J. Gaffney
Corbett Boathouse
County Basketball Ends In Narrow Tie Then Big Second Half
The county officers played at East Cambridge Saturday with a 1 to 1 score at halftime. In the second half Stiles's team pulled ahead decisively. Players included No 1 George F Stiles John R Fairbairn Charles E Eveleth Charlies H Morse Fred M Estes and No 2 Harry E Shaw W C Wardwell Wm H Walsh D M Young T M Eastman.
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East Cambridge
Stiles
George F. Stiles
John R. Fairbairn
Charles E. Eveleth
Charlies H. Morse
Fred M. Estes
Harry E. Shaw
W. C. Wardwell
Wm. H. Walsh
D. M. Young
T. M. Eastman
Lowell Team Edges Nashua In Tight 9 to 7 Victory
Company C basketball team visited Nashua Saturday night and avenged a prior loss by edging Nashua 9 to 7. Lowell players showcased a strong defense and clutch early offense to secure the win.
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Company C
Nashua
Company E
Lowell
Penn's Ball Schedule Draws No Yale Date
A Penn baseball committee member confirms the schedule is complete with no Yale date. The 26 game slate includes two games each against Harvard Cornell Columbia Brown Lehigh Georgetown and Virginia, with approval forthcoming from the faculty committee.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Brown
Lehigh
Georgetown
Virginia
Health board vaccinates 1500 in island district
Boston reports rumors of smallpox prompt 125 doctors to conduct house to house exams and vaccinate inmates. Between 11 am and 5 pm about 1500 people were vaccinated with only two smallpox cases found and sent to the hospital. The board notes one victim yesterday and seven or eight total to date in the island ward, not cause for alarm.
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Boston
Board of Health
Island
Providence Tragedy Asphyxia From Gas Leak
John Atkins a 35 year old machinist was asphyxiated by illuminating gas leaking into the room where he slept through an open cock. His parents live in Milford Massachusetts.
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Providence
R. T
John Atkins
Milford
Mass
No Degree for Prince Harvard Withholds Honor from German Visitor
Harvard will not confer an honorary degree on Prince Henry when he visits Cambridge. Professor Hugo Munsterburg explained that degrees are not given out of season and must be awarded in person in June, which Prince Henry cannot attend. President Eliot endorsed the statement and noted no deviation from the university’s rules.
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Boston
Harvard
Prince Henry
Cambridge
Berlin
Crimson University
Germany
Hugo Munsterburg
Munsterburg
Eliot
Legal clash over Gore bishopric in Worcester
London reports mounting opposition to Rt. Rev. Charles A. Gore becoming Worcester bishop. King Edward shown keen interest amid vigorous ecclesiastical dispute. Costly lawsuit looms as evangelicals vow to press on with appeals and Canterbury enlists Sir Edward Clarke.
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London
Charles A. Gore
Worcester
Edward
Canterbury
Edward Clarke
Gore
Dr. Gore
Exeter
The
Globe
Chicago Poles stage five mass protests in city
About 200000 Polish residents in Chicago held five mass meetings to denounce Prussia. Speakers claimed Prussian rule aims to crush Polish language and culture with hatred. Cases of children punished for praying in Polish and families jailed were cited. Resolutions were adopted and sent to Prussian authorities.
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Chicago
Prussia
Poland
Dole to Retire and Parker to Succeed in Hawaii
Washington reports a planned regime change in Hawaii with Col. Sam Parker set to replace Governor Sanford B. Dole. Parker, linked to Queen Liliuokalani, brings wealth and royal connections, while Yale-educated George R. Carter is named to succeed as secretary. The shift aims to ease factional strife and align with President Roosevelt’s policies, with relocation and wedding news interwoven with ongoing war developments in the region.
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Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
Col
Sam Parker
Col. Parker
Liliuokalani
Islands
Prince David
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Honolulu
Dele
Henry E. Cooper
Dole
George R. Carter
Yale College
Harold Sewall
Maine
United States
Sewall
Hawaiian Islands
White House
Campbell
San Francisco
Miss Campbell
Washington
Mrs. Parker
Gov. Dole
Bishop Coppin Returns After Africa Mission
Right Rev L J Coppin arrived in New York aboard the Umbria after a year in South Africa where he led the 14th Episcopal diocese of the A M E Church. The Philadelphia native is the first bishop to head this diocese south of the Gambesi river, covering the South African and Transvaal conferences. He found ample work awaiting him.
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New York
L. J Coppin
Umbria
A. M. E. Church
South Africa
Philadelphia
Gambesi
South African
Transvaal
Murderous Attack in Thomaston Endangers Peddler
Edward Miller a Hebrew traveling peddlar about 50 was attacked and robbed on the outskirts of Thomaston Conn at noon. He received a head wound from a gunshot and may die. The robber fled with Miller's horse and team, later found in Bristol ten miles away. A sheriff and posse search the area.
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Thomaston
Conn
Edward Miller
Miller
Bristol
Worthen Street Baptist Church Holds Gladdening Services
A large audience attended Worthen Street Church morning and evening services. Pastor McNally spoke on A Great Man's View of Life from First Timothy and on The Magnetic Power of Love. The after meeting in the chapel was full and the spirit lively, signaling a season of great blessing.
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Worthen Street
McNally
God
Jesus Christ
Convicts Jump Train in Bengal. Two Die
Three handcuffed native convicts leapt from a mail train near Bengal as it traveled at 40 miles an hour. Two Sikh warders pursued and followed, two convicts were killed and one warder injured in the fall and pursuit.
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Bengal
Perfume Ad Highlights Top Makes Carleton Hovey
An advertisement touts a wide selection of fragrances from Colgate Lundberg Lazell Woodworth BHastman Violet La Grand Roger and Gallet with new notes like Japanese Sandal or Royal Ambre. Carleton Hovey at 234 Merrimack Street invites shoppers to explore the assortment.
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Colgate
Lundberg
Lazell
Woodworth
Bhastman
la Grand
Roger and
Gallet
Carleton & Hovey
Merrie Mack Street
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