Lowell Polo Team Triumphs Over Portland in Huntington Hall
Lowell defeats Portland 10 to 2 in Huntington Hall as Canavan and Warner join Portland. Jean stars for Lowell with decisive floor play, while Mallory and Hart bolster Portland’s effort. Crowd of about 1000 watches Lowell showcase superior passing and team cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Canarvan
Portland Polo
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Portland
Canavan
Warner
McKay
Jason
Lowell Boys
Jean
Holderness
Fox
Mallory
Campbell
Cameron
Parsons
Lewis
Ry Warner Hart
R Campbell Jean
Ec Canavan Holderness
Cameron Fox
Barwell
Foo
Siowe
Lowell, Hart
Spowen
Er Minary
Portlard
Stu
Tor Connolly
R. C. Paradis
Lewiston Defeats Lawrence 7 to 2 in Home Game
Lewiston, Me January 28 Lewiston defeated Lawrence in a one sided game by seven to two. Roberts debuted with the home team and strengthened them. Lewiston outplayed the visitors at nearly every point and their teamwork was the feature of the game. For Lawrens the work of
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Lewiston
Lawrence
Roberts
Lawrens
Salem Defeats Plymouth 4 to 2 In Hockey Match
Salem beat Plymouth 4 to 2 with Miller starring. Whipple replaces Mur phy at center. Lineup features Salem players O'Hara Wooltke Heffernan, Miller, Cusick, Doherty and Plymouth’s Walton Tarrant Walton. Attendance about 500. Referee Furbush Timer Porter. Rushes Whipple 5, Tarrant 4. Stops Cusick 22 Heffernan 20.
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Salem
Plymouth
Miller
Murphy
Whipple
Tarrant Wooltke
Walton Doherty
Miller O'Hara
Wood Heffernan
Cusick
O'Hara
Plymouth, Walton
Local Scores Show Early Wins For Lowell Lawrence Salem
Lowell over Lowell 10 to 2 while Lewiston defeats Lawrence 7 to 2 and Salem tops Plymouth 4 to 2 in a set of early season contests. Portland noted for a lopsided 10-2 result against Lowell in the same roundup.
Polo Shots and Rivalries Spark New England Polo Scene
James Canavan vows to place above Lowell rival Canavan steers a strong team as Manchester plans an indoor polo and basketball complex before next season. Fred Does departure unnerves polo circles while Lewiston may decline post Doe exit. Lawrence reshuffles drivers. Whipple joins Salem boosting polo at tail-enders. Farrell returns to Clinton Corn Huskers. Hadley moves to Worcester for a short engagement. Kittredge seeks City Hall venue transfer, facing Portland and Lewiston opposition. McGilvray signs Roberts after agreeable offer. controversy swirls over Fred Jean tactics. Wiley’s polo sticks stolen in Clinton. Doe retirement shocks Lewiston polo, selling team to McGilvary as New England league looms.
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Manager Doe
Doe
Lewiston
Nick McGilvary
Manno
Isne
Shrewd Businessman Loved by All in Argus Note
A Portland Argus blurb hails a shrewd businessman as a universal favorite, noting his broad appeal and reputation wherever he is known.
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Himshit
Portland Argus
Cambridge Basketball Notes Highlight Burkes and Cambridge Rivalry
Basketball notes praise crowd energy at Cambridge games and Burkes strong form led by Davis as respected referee. It mentions Lynch as a sturdy P. A. C. player, Harry Wilson’s departure from Lowell, and Mc Farland’s uneven season. Saturday Huntington hall matchup Cam bridge vs Burkes draws large Cambridge and Harvard followings.
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Harry Wilson
Lowell
Wilson
McFarland
Cambridge
Huntington Hall
Burkes
Harvard Sports
Baseball notes show multiple player moves and prospects
Grant Conroy is sold from Peurt land to Kansas City. Eddie Mullaney of Lewiston seeks Indianapolis, but Dee blocks him. Mullaney may join Dover this season. Lawrence D Varney of Dartmouth, resident of Dover, could be a top pitcher if contracted or negotiated. Curtis of Bowdeinham is praised as a budding pitcher after Bates season, training in his father's blacksmith shop.
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Eddie Mullaney
Lewiston
Indianapolis
Dee
Mullaney
Dover
Lawrence D. Varney
Dartmouth College
Doe
Varney
N. H
Young Curtis
Bowdeinham
Rookes
Curtis
Bates
Cook & Taylor Narrow Victory Over Moody A. C. In 17 to 2 Bout
In Urban hall last night Cook & Taylor defeated Moody A. C. 17 to 2 in a fast basketball game. The Clerks led by a wide margin but Moody A. C. fought hard to the final minute. The lineup included Cook & Taylor with Tan, Dube, Armstrong, Contois, Nolin, Sarre, La Brie, MacBrayne, and Alvany. Scoring featured Tarr, Armstrong, Nolin, MacBrayne, and Sarre. Referee Provencher and timer Dube. Scorer Conners.
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Urban Hall
Cook & Taylor
Moody A. C
Moody A. C. Tan
Dube Armstrong
Contois Nolin
Sarre Finch
la Brie MacBrayne
la Brie MacBrayne Ib Lf
Alvany
Tarr
Armstrong
Nolin
MacBrayne
Sarre
Fron
Provencher
Timer—Dube
Conners
Wilder firm quintette tops O'Donnell Gilbride by 143 pins
In a Mercantile league game last evening H. H. Wilder & Co. quintet defeated O'Donnell & Gilbride by 143 pins. Sheldon led the winning team with 473 pins and also led in single strings with 185 pins.
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H. H. Wilder & Co
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Sheldon
Sheldon Weer
Large
Donovan Tees
Bill Seeeeee
Shepard Se Teee
Eegeeeee
O'Donnell & Gilbride Flemings A
Legare
Grimond
McKenna Er
Drought Delays Spring Crops Across Indian Provinces
London reports Lord Curzon telegraphs that drought retards spring crops in Bengal the north western provinces and the Punjab. Autumn crops are fair in Sindh and Bombay Decan.
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London
India
Lord Curzon of
Plugger Bill Martin Wins Melbourne Austral Wheel Race
The Australian Cyclist reports Plugger Bill Martin’s stunning victory in Melbourne’s Austral Wheel Race. Martin, backed by trainer General Gordon, nosed ahead amid a massive crowd of about 24,090 to finish nearly three lengths clear of A C Middleton with Don Walker third. Gate receipts set a record at £1307.
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Bill
Martin
George S. Griggs
Melbourne
A. C. Middleton
A. A. Middleton
Don Walker
Middleton
Ferg Smith
Warnecke
Victoria
Red Bird
Gordon
Plugwer
Grim
Earnest
Joe Scott
Seymour
Marti
Frank Beauchamp
Beauchamp
M. Lewis
Dor Walker
Plugeger
Beit
Mann
John Madden
Malcolm McEacharn
Jack Parsons
R. M. K. Gollan
R. McCullagh
Melbourne Cricket
Austral
Australia
England
Lewis
Oval
Davies
Smith
Walker
A. ©. Middleton
Algo
Artin
Austral 1901 Final Returns with a Flourishing Victory
The winner breaks clear after a stiff jawed surge, charging past Middleton with two decisive kicks. He finishes nearly three lengths ahead as the massive crowd roars, lifting the hero from the machine. Stewards declare the best man won amid loud acclaim.
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Middleton
Griscomb Trophy Meeting Elects Officers and Rules
The third annual Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association meeting in New York elected officers led by President Mrs. W Fellowes Morgan and Secretary Ruth Underhill. The group endorsed expanding the Griscom cup to include Boston, revised team rules, and outlined schedule responsibilities for the executive committee.
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New York
Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association
Ruth Underhill
East Ninth Street
W. Fellowes Morgan
Baltusrol
William Shippen
Morris County Golf Club
F. EB. Wickham
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Nassau County Club
A. H E. Paterson
Richmond County Country Club
Women’s Golf Association of
Boston
Philadelphia
Women's Golf Association of
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association
Boston Association
Nassau
Will of Lewis B. Cotton Accepted in Probate Case
Boston, Jan. 28. Judge McIntire allowed the will of Lewis BE Cotton of Maplewood. He left forty thousand dollars to his housekeeper Mrs. Mary Jr CG Young and five dollars to his grandson Charles C. Cotton a marine at Charlestown navy yard. The grandson contested the will and the case goes to the supreme court.
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Boston
McIntire
Lewis BE. Cotton
Maplewood
Cotton
Mary Jr. CG. Young
Charles C. Cotton
Charlestown Navy Yard
Supreme Court
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Jamaica Merchant
James Pendergast, a merchant from Amato Bay, Jamaica, testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his daughter's severe cold in two days and helped ward off pneumonia. He notes he has used it for seven years with success and that it is sold by all druggists.
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Davis
Chamberlain
James Pendergast
Amato Bay
Jamaica
West India Islands
Injunction hearing on Brine Co strike continues in Boston
Boston January 28. The Brine Company seeks an injunction against union men as police guard keep teams working without molestation. Testimony shows bruised workers from earlier clashes while defendants deny direct violence. Witnesses report “union button” wearers causing incidents though no specific defendant named. Miller, Silver and Proctor named by witnesses. Detroit based International Team Drivers' union pledges support.
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Boston
Teamsters
R. 8. Brine Co
Braley
Superior Court
Brine Company
Whipple
Teamsters’ Union
Union 25
Miller
Silver
Proctor
International Team Drivers’ Union of Detroit
Colonial Troop Payments Settled by War Office
London reports no dispute between colonies and the war office over troop payments. Canada Australia and New Zealand billed imperial costs and some premiers added three percent commission. Wm H K Redmond raised the issue in Commons. Broderick affirmed such commissions are customary for local expenditures on behalf of the empire. Gerald Balfour dismissed Seton-Karr's food-supply amendment as threadbare. He argued the seas command suffices for supply and that a National granary would cost too much. War risks should not push cereal prices up more than ten percent. no inquiry committee is planned.
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London
War Office
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Colonial Office
Wm. H. K. Redmond
House of Commons
Broderick
Gerald W. Balfour
Board of Trade
H. Seton-Karr
United Kingdom
Arlington Mills Election Held in Boston
The annual meeting of Arlington Mills stockholders in Lawrence was held at 78 Chauncy Street. Officers elected include President William Whitman and Treasurer Franklin W. Hobbs. Directors named include George E. Bullard William E. Cox Livingston Cushing William F. Draper Robert H. Gardner Franklin W. Hobbs George E B Kunhardt Charles W. Leonard William A. Russell Geo M Whitin and William Whitman. It was voted to increase capital by 500,000 to total 3,000,000.
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Boston
Arlington Mills
Lawrence
Chauncy Street
William Whitman
Franklin W. Hobbs
George E. Bullard
William E. Cox
Livingston Cushing
William F. Draper
Robert H. Gardner
George EB. Kunhardt
Charles W. Leonard
William A. Russell
Geo. M. Whitin
William P. Ellison
Local resident praises Pain Balm relief for lumbago
W. C. Williamson of Amherst Virginia says after more than a year of lumbago he found complete relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He notes that other remedies failed. The product is sold to all druggists.
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W. C. Williamson
Amherst, Va
Chamberlain
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Lewiston Journal
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Fred Jean
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Women’s Golf Association of Boston
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