Burkes Dominate Hudsons In 43 to 7 Win
Burkes defeated the Hudsons 43 to 7 in Huntington hall with strong team play and fast breaks. Donnelly led the Burkes with six goals, Regan added six, Healey scored nine free throws, while Hudsons’ Halloran and Green fought hard but could not overcome the fasterBurkes offense. Attendance reached 1100 as Porter was absent for the Hudsons.
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Hudson Cinches
F. H. Sawyer
Lowell
Burkes
Huntington Hall
Porter
Regan
Kelliher
Henry Martens
O'Neil
Healey
Green
H. Martens
Martens
Charlie
Burke
Henry
Hudson Regan
Rodger O
Donnelly
O’neil
C. Martens
Welliher
Rodger
Halloran
Emeralds Top Clover Social in 13 to 11 Thriller
Emeralds debut with a 13 to 11 win over Clover Social Club in North Chelmsford. The game was tied 11–11 after two halves, requiring two extra minutes. Crowley refereed. Cronin and Howard timed. 200 in attendance. 20 minute halves.
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Emerald
Clover Social Club
North Chelmsford
Clovier
Connors If
Dixon Ganly
Constantine McGuan
Duncan
Howard
Clover Club
Father Mathews Defeats Marlboro In Sparse Worcester League Game
Worcester February 28 Marlboro loses 21 to 12 to Father Mathews in a low attendance match. Key quick scoring from center to cage highlighted the brief action as Noonan and Dionne led for Mathews while Cullen was sidelined by a recent arm burn. Referee Morse oversaw 20 minute halves with about 200 spectators.
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Worcester
Marlboro
Father Mathews
Cairns
Rourke
Noonan
Cullen
FR. Mathews
Blackler Noonan
G. Kynoch
J. Kynoch Smith
Horne Tyronne
Ellsworth Askets
Carns
Dionne
J. Kynoch
Tsaskets
Horne
Smith
J. Skynoch
Lowell Y M C A Defeats Old Rival 27 to 9
Lowell Y M C A defeated Lawrence Y M C A in the Hurd street gym last night by 27 to 9. Pearson starred with 8 floor goals and strong floor work. Lew and Symes contributed solidly in a fast team performance. Fields also played well.
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Lowell Y. M. C. A
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Hurd Street
Lowell Quintette
Pearson
Lew
Symes
Fields
Ry Smith
Mamie Champion
Thos
Nelson
Dan Gimseretti
Harry Demonio
Lew Palmer
Edwina Mercier
Talbot Team Defeated 8 to 5 by Cook Taylor
The Cook Taylor basketball team defeated the Talbot team 8 to 5. The lineup featured Lew Pearson Symes Frost Cushing Wilks Lynch and others with Fields scoring five, Wilks three, and proper fouls listed. Time was 20-minute halves with Meister and Nichols refereeing.
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Lowell
Pearson
Lew Rf
Symes
Lynch
Lew
Frost
Cushing
Wilks
Fields
Lawrence
Meister
Nichols
Foster
Cook
Pridmores Defeat Independents At Armory In High-Scoring Duel
Pridmores topped the Independents 2576 to 2400 at the armory. Wilder's Tinsmiths defeated Soldering Irons of J. R. Barker Co 1706 to 1681. Team 4 of the Vespers beat Team 2 1734 to 1665.
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Pridmores
Wilder
J. R. Barker Co
Team
P A C May Reinstate Status In Massachusetts League
Manager O Sullivan and President Saw yer discussed reinstatement with prospects of the P A C rejoining the Massachusetts Basket Ball league before season end. Webster defeated Hudson 26 to 21 in league series. The Burkes Juniors seek contact with junior teams from P A C N M G W Columbians Harvards Wamesits and Collinsvilles.
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Webster
Hudson
Burkes
Columbians
Harvards
Wamesits
Collinsvilles
Sawyer Talks Marlboro Hudson Scrap in Interview
F. H. Sawyer president of the State Basket Ball league and Hudson manager says a Sunday board meeting may be held but no notices issued. Marlboro has not withdrawn though no agreement exists. He refused to let his team violate league rules despite crowd pressure. Marlboro’s failure to play in Hudson causes trouble. restitution is demanded or the team may be voted out.
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F. H. Sawyer
State Basket Ball League
Hudson
Marlboro
Sawyer
Swift & Bailey Bowls Beat Nelson Morris Five
Swift and Bailey defeated Nelson Morris and Co last night by a 357 to 313 score in a bowling matchup between local teams.
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Swift & Bailey
Nelson Morris & Co
National League Maps Out Pro Baseball Season 1898
National League magnates finalize spring meetings at Fifth Ave hotel New York publishing the season schedule. Arbitration board action signals end of American association objection and hints at a Western circuit. Powers yields. Detailed opening dates include New York Boston April 13 19 and September closings with Cincinnati Chicago and other venues through October.
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New York
National League
Fifth Ave
National Board of Arbitration
A. H. Soden
James Hart
John T. Brush
F. de Haas Robinson
John S. Rogers
Young
American Association
Powers
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harvard Congregational society dinner marks town meeting day
The Ladies of the Congregational society plan the usual town hall dinner for town meeting day March 4. On Feb 20 Worcester Pomona met with Harvard grange and served a 12 30 dinner to a large audience. C B Fillebrown, president of the Massachusetts Single Tax league, spoke in the afternoon. The Harvard Grange elected officers the preceding evening and the Temperance society heard Rev Theodore Wright speak on The Ideal Town with choral singing. New officers and committees for the year were announced for the Congregational and other churches.
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The
Congregational Society
Worcester Pomona
Harvard Grange
C. B. Fillebrown
Massachusetts Single Tax League
Grange
S. W. Davis
G. E. Morse
C. L. Clay
H. D. Stone
J. H. Whitney
A. W. Bryant
F. A. Houghston
H. A. Knight
R. C. Abbott
G. R
Ripley
Ceres
Harvard Temperance Society
Theodore Wright
Cambridge
Still River
E. E B. Harris
J. G. Miller
Lowell dealers gear up for cycle season in town
Lowell bicycle dealers ready for spring sales with up-to-date models on display. Experts forecast steady wheel traffic from April to midsummer as buyers compare tubing, gear sizes, tires, and saddles. Prices likely rise after this year with a market shift back toward practical, mid sized frames and standard 22 and 28 inch wheels.
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Lowell
Way Down East thrills crowded Opera House crowd
Last night at the Opera House a full house enjoyed Way Down East with strong acting and a praised snow scene. The paper details stage effects and staff roles, notes a special matinee, and previews upcoming acts including Uncle Josh and Trocadero Burlesquers with a long list of performers and forthcoming shows.
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Opera
George A. Blumenthal
W. A. Brady
Kirkland Calhoun
Opera House
Calhoun
Joseph R. Orismer
United States
Cavern Near Burkville Probed Deep in Both Directions
A cavern near Burkville Illinois, about twenty five miles from St Louis, has been explored fourteen miles in one direction and six miles in the other, revealing considerable underground extent.
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Burkville
Stt. Louis
Benson's Plaster praised as universal external remedy
In the wild West era, Ames shovels prided as stable currency and the name Oliver Ames & Son stood for honesty. Benson's Porous Plaster being extolled as the best external remedy, curing coughs and rheumatic pains. over 5,000 physicians endorse it with top awards. Sold by druggists with prepaid postage on 25 cents in the United States. Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, New York.
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Ames
Oliver Ames & Son
Benson’s
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists
N.Y
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Massachusetts League
Pus Webster
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Boston Theatre
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Palace Theatre
E. Dick Rider
Comedy Review
Fifth Avenue
Sousa
Blanche Washburn
Savoy
Cosy Playhouse
Shattuck Street
Courier
Lowell Humane Society
Browning Sisters
South
Frank MelIxee
Augustus Thomas
Peter F. Dailey
Christin McDonald
Mr. Dailey
Hodge, Podge & Co
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Willie Collier
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England
Louis Nethersole
San Francisco
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London
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Alfred Kelly
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Pain
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Warren St
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California Fruit Land For Sale
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Corning
Tehama County
California
Lwell
D. P. Knowlton
M. D. Batchelder
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Opera Ousa
Martin Robbins
Prescott Street
Father Joan
Paige Street
Merrimack St
McLaughlin
6Th St
South Boston
Lowell Mutual
Aog Cental St
C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
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