Speedy Polo: Lowell Defeats Wileyites 10 to 4 in Lawrence
Lowell topped the Wileyites 10 to 4 at Lawrence city hall. Lewis and Hart starred on the Lowell rush while Fox and Jean shone in goal for Lowell and Lawrence respectively. The first period was close, but Lowell pulled away in the second and held on through a lively third period.
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Wileyites
Lowell
Lawrence City Hall
Lawrence
Fox
Jean
Lewis
Hart
Holderness
Rush
Gavitt
Hipson
Devlin
Gayitt
Lowell Rooters
Wart
Silent House
Fatty ‘Tibbetts
Long John Wiley
Casey
Connolly
Long John
Mister Gavitt
John Wiley
Start
John
Fatty Felix
Wiley
Tye
Lowell Lewis
Worcester Defeats Portland 6 To 3 In Hard Fought Hockey Tilt
Worcester tops Portland 6 to 3 with strong defensive work and sharp stick handling. Daly, Campbell and Murphy anchor Worcester while Campbell and Daly excel for Portland. Miller and Cameron contribute solid play as 650 attend.
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Portland
Worcester
Murphy
Canavan
Miller
Cameron
Portland Defeats Worcester in Five to Three
In a baseball matchup, Portland beat Worcester five to three. Lawrence-Lowell defeated Lawrence ten to four earlier, highlighting the day’s results from the circuit.
Polo Games Tonight Across Four Cities
Portland meets Lowell, Clinton faces Salem, and Worcester plays Lewiston tonight. Local pools and parks schedule outdoor polo action, with fans invited to enjoy the clashes and support regional teams.
Polo Shots and Team Notes From Early Baseball Polo Headlines
Portland at Lowell tonight with prior Small Five clash versus Crescents. Gardner’s exhibition in Lewiston described as unmatched on the surface this season. Notable goal stops percentages listed for Burgess, Mallory, Bannon, Cashman, Tibbetts, Fox, Heffernan, Mullen, and Jason. Reports cite Jason’s strong play for Clinton and Worcester’s rising rush line led by Pierce and Daly. Lowell’s strong, balanced squad features captain Fred Jean, a Canadian-born 26 year old, with a noted background in Fall River and New Britain.
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Lowell
Fred Jean
Jean
Fall River
Parson
New Britain
Boston Herald
Lewiston Athletes to Join Lowell Tournament Series
Lewiston players will appear in the season end tournament after a prior refusal. Parsons of Lowell had asked for Lewiston to compete but rejected them before the change. The series feature Cashman in goal and hints Mallory may have strong capabilities.
Exhibition Shots Show Ungainly Goalie Style
In a Lewiston Journal description, goaltenders faced a brutal onslaught as eight snapping players hammered shots that bounced off pads shins and feet. The piece compares the best display to a hen in water, noting struggles to control fast drives and unpredictable rebounds during the exhibition.
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Burgess
Cashman
Lewiston Journal
BASE BALL NOTES On Atherton grounds and local leagues
The Atherton fence will deter Lake's Kids as Frank Willis grows ready for the season. Blackman at Tufts misses early action. Gallagher remains confident. Hickey heads to Kansas City. Lake plans a clerks league with two games weekly. Mahoney may join New England league after state duties. Parson and DeRoehn cover catching, while plans advance for Haverhill and Lawrence lineups and Glen Forest games. Volz and Rapp signal Manchester return as the circuit shapes up for April 19 opener.
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Lake
M. J. Mahoney
State House
Mike
Printing Pressmen Union meets in Spinners hall
The Printing Pressmen's union held a regular semi monthly meeting in Spinners hall last evening and initiated two members. Officers will be elected at the next meeting on April 14 after considering candidate lists.
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Printing Pressmen’s Union
Spinners’ Hall
Officials Protest Referee Connors Over Pawtucketville Games
Managers Healey of the Institute and Gray of Pawtucketville protest referee Charles Connors of Lowell officiating at their games. The dispute centers on Connors presiding at future matchups, with both sides seeking review or change.
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Healey
the Institute
Gray
Pawtucketville
Charles Connors
Lowell
Tragic Telegraph From Shinople Burnings Claims Five Children
A telegram to a Binghamton sister reports Thomas Scanlon’s five children died in a Shinople Delaware County house fire. Mary 18 Thomas 13 Nellie 8 Donnie 4 Michael 2 perished. Bodies to arrive in one coffin for burial tomorrow. details of the accident are unavailable.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Thomas Scanlon
Shinople
Delaware County
Mary
Thomas
Nellie
Donnie
Michael
Hancock
Scanlon
Police Baseball Team Expected to Strengthen for Season
The local police department’s baseball squad is slated to be stronger this season with several aspirants and last year’s players. Ed Flanagan was unanimously re-elected manager, and a board of directors plus a circuit committee were chosen to form a league with Salem, Lynn, Boston, Cambridge, and Haverhill invited. The ten week season will feature each team playing at home and away. Practice will begin as soon as weather allows.
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Base Ball Association
Ed Flanagan
George Abbott
Phil Dwyer
William Grady
Josep Lamoreaux
Cormack McIntee
Jack Donovan
Salem
Lynn
Boston
Cambridge
Haverhill
Normal School Girls A win over Johnson High in basketball
A loan exhibition at the Y M C A on Methuen street Lawrence featured Normal School girls and Johnson High of North Andover. Normal School won 21 to 0, with O Sullivan Sawyer Fox Brainerd scoring baskets. Attendance reached 400.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Methuen Street
Lawrence
Lowell Normal School
Johnson High School
North Andover
Normal School
Johnson H. S
Helen Sawyer
Violet Driver Maude Brainerd
Lila Hamilton
Gertrude Fox
Maude Howes
Louise
Morgan quotes on Columbia voyage race offer
J Pierpont Morgan stated at a New York Yacht Club reception that he would send the Columbia to race any yacht abroad if there were a taker. He declined to discuss conditions or the cup winner going overseas. He also said a published quote did not accurately reflect his remarks.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Prince Henry
New York Yacht Club
Columbia
Morgan
Yale and Harvard athletics conference announces committees
The Yale and Harvard conference committee on university athletics releases its working group. Harvard members include Ira N. Hollis James J. Storrow and W E Ladd. Yale members include Walter Camp R G Guernsey and Charles Gould. The two committees will meet soon to plan upcoming contests.
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Yale
Harvard
Ira N. Hollis
James J. Storrow
W. E. Ladd
Walter Camp
R. G. Guernsey
Charles Gould
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure, and a B. W. Grove signature on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Lowell High Edges Nashua 19–16 In Close Battle
Lowell High School defeated Nashua High 19 to 16 at Nashua in a hard fought game. Pearson, Church, and King starred for Lowell with late baskets sealing victory as Lewis and Ferris led the Nashua effort. Attendance was about 500. game featured two 20 minute halves and referees Pero and Tarr.
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Church
Spindle City Boys
Lowell Pearson
King
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Ferris
Scort
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Nashua Jewett
Lew’'s Gray
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Church of Hardy King
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Ellison
Hardy
Pero
Tarr
Sherwell
Wilkins
South Framingham Dominates Massachusetts League Standings
After 16 weeks South Framingham leads the Massa chusetts league with 25 wins and 3 losses, dominating with a 27 to 12 victory over Pawtucketville. Cairns starred with four back hand throws while Porter added three baskets, as the Institutes also surged to two wins and Maynard earned their first victory since January 25.
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Framingham
Pawtucketville
Cairns
Porter
Institutes
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Pawtucketvilles
Maynard
South Framinghams
South Framingham
Institute
Boxers from Lowell highlighted in Boston and Kansas City bouts
Boxing fans anticipate Lowell fighters clashing with rivals at Criterion A. Co in Boston Friday night. Billy Gardiner and Martin Flaherty meet after a previous draw. Jimmy Gardiner faces Kid Sheehan, and Billy Chisholm meets Joe Sweeney of Cambridge. Tommy Ryan and Billy Smith resume their rivalry in Kansas City Friday night, a series with four draws and two Ryan victories. Smith’s form has faded.
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Martin Flaherty
Criterion A. Co
Boston
Lowell
Jimmy Gardiner
Kid Sheehan
Billy Chisholm
Joe Sweeney
Cambridge
Sweeney
Chisholm
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Kansas City
Ryan
Smith
Wife Found Dead In Gas Filled House Tragedy
A man awoke to a gas filled home after going to bed and found his wife dead, her body on the bed with covers drawn back. Mrs Gildee reported the gas exposure and candle lighting preceded the discovery. Dr James P McAdams and the wife’s sister were notified.
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Mrs. Gildee
James P. McAdams
Gas disaster reported as woman faintly succumbs in tenement
Neighbors recall a gas leak in Mrs Oates and Mrs O Day’s building after a late night odor. Mrs Oates, found unconscious, died before medical staff could determine her cause. Gas extinguished by Mr O Day with windows opened. Witness identities shift from Miss Gildee to Mrs Gildee as details emerge.
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Mrs. Oates
Mr. Oates
Du Bois Cantata Planned for St John’s Benefit
A committee led by Prof. F. G. Bond arranges a sacred concert for St. John’s hospital to be held Sunday evening April 13 in Huntington hall. The cantata Seven Last Words by Du Bois is under consideration and likely to be produced. First rehearsal next Sunday at 2 30 pm in Mathew Temperance Institute hall. All city singers are invited to attend. Mr. F. G. Bond will direct.
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F. G. Bond
St. John’s Hospital
Huntington Hall
Dubois
Mathew Temperance Institute Hall
Mayor Dimon to Return Home from Bermudas Tonight
A telegram from New York City reports Mayor Dimon and his stenographer William Meloy will arrive in the city on the 5 o'clock train tonight after travel from the Bermudas.
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Dimon
William Meloy
Bermudas
Middlesex Village wins checker match in Chelmsford
A checker match held last evening at St John s T A society hall North Chelmsford featured teams from Middlesex Village and North Chelmsford. Middlesex Village won 16 points to 11.
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Pneumonia Follows A Cold Warns Against Substitutes
An old advertisement claims pneumonia follows a cold, not Foley's Honey and Tar. It touts the product as stopping the cough, healing and strengthening the lungs and preventing future pneumonia attacks. The ad promotes F. Cc Goodale and C. E. Carter as sellers.
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Foley
F. Cc
Goodale
C. E. Carter
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as grippe cure
Copied ad style note claims coughs from grippe yield quickly to Foley's Honey and Tar praised as superior to others. Named individuals F. C. Goodale and C. KE. Carter cited in the claim.
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la Grippe
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. KE. Carter
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