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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
3
The Municipal Employees defeated the City Councils 15 to 4 in a fast, noisy afternoon at Spalding Park. Umpire Muldoon called the first innings. Lundberg later umpired as play continued. Bosses and players crowded the stands as Bru nel le, Lazelle, Thornton, and Parks starred for the Employers, while Adams, Roche, Donohue, and Stiles figured prominently for the Councils.
Players Brunelle Lazelle Thornton Owens Stiles O Sullivan McElholm Meloy infield positions for City Nine. Opponents fielded Legare Palm Donohue Welch Adams Parks Dillon Laporte Roche Pickering Tnnings. City Employes noted. Game time recorded as 4 minutes?
The Riversides second team invites any city under 15 with Blue Clippers preferred to send challenges to John Riley at 8 rear of 291 Lakeview avenue. A Lynn street railway team will travel Friday to face the strong local street railroad team at Mountain Rock.
The S C W has arranged a strong card for next Saturday at the Fairgrounds. A half mile novice race will showcase young riders and may prompt old-timers to hustle in open races. Local riders Casey Murphy O'Brien Connors Goyette Kinnon challenge top circuit champs Kimball Downey McKinnon Potter Sulkin after a solid Gardiner showing.
The Zions name W Croft as captain with C Waite M Meiklejohn A Hindle R Birtwistle W Nelson H Hadley H Maden G Bailey W Charlesworth and H Beaumont as players. Reserves travel to Andover with G Hunt W Walton A Whitworth A Bury E Olsen R Barlow T Woodcock F Maden G Dowrie J Kershaw F Rawnsely. scoring duty by G Rawnsley.
Yale university crew candidates received a loud send-off at 2 30 this afternoon as they left New Haven for Yale Ferry to begin practice for the Harvard race. About a thousand undergraduates cheered outside the New Haven house. All twenty squad members including those in the eight four oar and substitutes rode to the station. No practice at Gale’s Ferry tonight. first Thames spin scheduled for tomorrow.
1000 pairs of up-to-date Oxfords and high shoes from Campello Mass offered at a clearance sale Friday morning at only 24 a pair. Includes floor goods and samples. Display in Merrimack street window by A G Pollard & Co. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promotes warning about colds.
A description of student style coats offers a broad shoulder silhouette with stiffened fronts, contrasting the tighter Varsity fit. The Madison Square line presents plain and fancy color options in leading fabrics, emphasizing a quiet staple look up to date with current fashion.
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