Lewiston Beats Lawrence in Polo Tournament Opener
Lewiston defeated Lawrence 9 to 6 in Huntington hall as Salem beat Lowell 6 to 4 in the opening polo tournament games. About 1,000 fans attended the two-game card, with Lewiston’s McGilvaray and Salem’s Whipple and O’Hara stars noted in fast, physical play. Next up Friday has Lawrence vs Lowell and Lewiston vs Salem.
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Lowell
Salem
Lewiston
Lawrence
Huntington Hall
Long John Wiley
McGilvaray
McGilveray
Hipson Roberts
Gavitt Fitzgerald
Wiley Hayes
Devlin
Coggeshall Burgess
Tibbetts
Fitzgerald
Hipson
Gavitt
Roberts
Lawrence, Wiley
Lawrence, Hipson
Lawrence, Coggeshall
Lawrence G
Burgess
Tom Connolly
R. C
Aradis
Polo Shots Spur Rival Polo Night Local Matchups
The Polo series features Lowell versus Lawrence and Lewiston facing Salem tomorrow. Mallory may join Lowell next season if Joe Fox cannot play. Long John Wiley vows Lowell must win. The Lawrence Telegram roasts the Lawrence squad over a sulking season, urges a renewed spirit for polo’s future. Clinton hospital’s polo team has raised funds this season. Manager Upton confirms next season’s signings including the current lineup and Jason.
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Mallory
Lowell
Joe Fox
Lawrence Telegram
Lawrence
Whipple
Clinton Hospital
Clinton
Upton
Jason
Remembered polo figure John F Russell dies after illness
John F Russell, known as “Johnny on the spot” for his speed, died Saturday after ailing health. A revered polo player, he spent summers at Watch Hill with Mr Parsons and his family and played for Parsons’ Waterbury team before it moved to Salem. He lay peacefully surrounded by friends and was tended by Mrs Parsons and Flora A Hart.
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Johnny
John F. Russell
Russell
New Britain Record
Parsons
Watch Hill
Waterbury
Salem
Mass
Flora A. Hart
Providence
Webster Falls to South Framingham In Championship Series
Capt Anthony Conlons Webster team lost to South Framingham by 21 to 12 in the second game of a best three of five for the Massachusetts championship and a $400 purse. Each side now has one win. the next game is Friday night.
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Anthony Conlon
Webster
South Framingham
Massachusetts
Yellows Defeat Blacks In High-Scoring League Tilt
The Blacks of the color league fell before the mighty Yellows in an exciting game last night by 15 to 4. The Blues now lead the contest after another victory, 7 to 2 over the Pinks. Tonight the first YMCA team faces the Massachusetts Institute of Technology boys.
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Yellows
Blues
Pinks
Mass. Institute of Technology Boys
Incomplete Tournament Score Report With Erroneous Text
The standings show goals won and lost used for percentages rather than games won and lost. Entries appear garbled with misaligned names and numbers such as 9 6 60.0 and 4 6 40.0, indicating a damaged table that needs correction.
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Aaa Dbieses
Boagin
Wiss
Aveds Coe
Dower
Usc
Coe
Easter Supper Draws Crowds at Centralville M E Church
The Cen tralville M E church Ladies Aid held its annual Easter supper and entertainment drawing a large crowd from 6 to 9 pm. Mrs W A Perley chaired the event, with a devoted committee that produced a dainty feast, homey decor, and a clever tableaux show for church fundraiser.
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Centralville M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. A. Perley
C. H. True
Ethel Smith
R. A.smith
A. H. Choate
D. Mc Ritchie
Alice Gegenheimer
W. McLean
Gardner Wells
Edith Boucher
Annie BE. Hamilton
Annie Kirby
S. J. Kirby
Hershel Clough
Geo. Caufield
John Smith
Roberts
Bowen
Titus
Night Watch
Helen Amy
Earle Kimball
Miss Titus
Miss Amy
Y W C A Notes Dress-waking and embroidery classes
The Y W C A announces the Thursday dress-waking class will meet at 7 30 PM. Those unable to attend afternoon sessions are invited to join. The simple practical system covers essential skills for every girl. The class is open to members and non members. Due to Lent services tonight the Dr Goddard talk is rescheduled for next week. Embroidery and eye classes meet this evening at 7 30.
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Goddard
Lawrence contract signs Klobedanz as pitching plans grow
Lawrence American notes Klobedanz signs with Lawrence while Kloby stays ready to work. Parsons trusts his pitching staff. Michael H. Dorsey of Haverhill named NE league umpire. Season books issued with city-wide coupons. Manager John Smith trains at Y M C A gym. Shef Moore to transfer to New Haven. Dover holidays debated. war-time jokes spill into meeting. Manchester players may arrive by April 15. ground repairs in Haverhill begin. free transportation for ball players proposed. Fred Doe expects 23 men for Dover on April 14. Crimson baseball seeks juvenile games. Textile school outdoor practice starts under Capt. Jones and Coach Lake.
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Haverhill
Boston and Northern Management
Fred Doe
Dover
Buster” Burrill
Murphy
Waite
Kane
Vian
Hanover
Slattery
van Amkirk
Brown
Curtis
Natty
Drinkwater
Smith
Weddige
Harmony
O'Neil
Scroeder
Cronin
Dougherty
Boardman
Thornell
Guinesa
Joyce
Mullaney
Clark
Capt. Jones
Fred Lake
Atherton Grounds
Lake
Andover
Local team lists players and hopes for schedule
The article details a high school baseball squad with a captain, promising pitchers Donald and Dewey, catchers Barr Cochran and Abbott, Smith, and infielders Serrat Baldwin Morrison. Outfielders include Donald White Abbott Carter and Lacey. Fred Lake joins as manager to lead practice. they seek games including a potential three game series with the local high school team.
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Donald
Dewey
Oth
Barr
Cochran
Abbott
Smith
Western University
White
Preston
Serrat
Baldwin
Morrison
Carter
Lacey
Fred Lake
Princeton Beats Tufts 7 to 1 in Varsity Baseball
Princeton wins 7 to 1 over Tufts in Princeton New Jersey after seven scoreless innings as Princeton breaks through in the eighth. Underhill Stevens and Green bullpen for Princeton with Clay on the mound for Tufts and Plunkett catching.
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Princeton
Underhill
Stevens and
Green
Tufts, Clay and
Plunkett
Manhattan College Beats Yale 5 to 3 on Jasper Oval
New York March 26 Manhattan College defeated Yale 5 to 3 at Jasper Oval. The snappy game wiped out last Saturday’s Yale defeat. Score by innings shows Manhattan and Yale in a close contest with key players McPhillips Tuff Patton Welton involved.
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New York
Manhattan College
Yale
Jasper Oval
Fraternal Meetings and Carnival Plans Highlight Local Fraternals
Regular meetings of Prosperity Circle and Industry council No. 1105 with initiations, nominations, and carnival planning. A Confederate flag exhibit from Fort Pinckney draws attention as Miss Dahlgren loans the flag. multiple delegates and alternates elected to grand court conventions for Foresters of America and Court General Butler. Drawings for combination tickets award coal, flour, furniture, footwear, cigars, hats, and more to local residents.
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Industry Council
Royal Arcanum
Ellis’ Hall
Central Street
Merrimack
Foresters of America
North Adams
David Boyle
Edmond Costello
Joseph H. Callagher
James E. Donnelly
David Gerow
John McPadden
William F. Thornton
Butler
Grand Court
Thomas J. O'Hare
M. J. Crowe
D. J. Cooney
M. H. McCue
J. H. Gateley
James O'Gara
Fred Hennessey
William Fitzgerald
Wm. McLaughlin
Chestnut Street
Martin Murphy
Franklin Club Elects Officers and Plans Jury Debate
The Franklin club held its weekly meeting at 19 and 20 Vincent building with Me Durfee presenting a paper on English literature. Officers were elected including President John M O Donoghue and Vice President P Begley. a joint debate with F T Greenhalge Debating Society of the High school is set for Wednesday evening April 2 with a negative team led by O Donoghue Murphy and Begley. A social collation followed.
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Vincent Building
Me. Durfee
John M. O'Donoghue
P. Begley
James F. Rley
John H. Murphy
Frank Higgins
Daniel Dillworth
Timothy Mack
Frank Murphy
M. O'Donoghue
F.T. Greenhalge
Franklin Club
P. Beg
Y M C A Juniors Entertained At Evening Reception
The Y M C A Juniors held a reception with many boys and mothers attending. The Ladies Auxiliary organized a fine supper and a program of guessing games tested the boys' intellects while a harpist provided music. Mr W S Dillon, assistant secretary, joined the fun before they adjourned to the gymnasium gallery.
Fight Called Off In Central Falls Boxing Show
Patsy Broderick of Providence and Martini Canole of Fall River were to headline a 10 round bout at Temperance hall promoted by the Nonpariel Athletic club. About 500 fans attended before management admitted they were misled and canceled the event. Ticket holders were refunded.
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Central Falls
R. I
Temperance Hall
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Martini Canole
Fall River
Nonpariel Athletic Club
New England
Bath shuts boxing licenses after Sullivan bout
Bath Maine mayor Hyde announces no more licenses for boxing exhibitions in the city. The decision follows his attendance at the Sullivan Scarville fight a week earlier. The move ends local sanctioning of boxing events in Bath.
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Bath
Hyde
Arrest of 16 year old in Boston larceny case
Boston inspectors yesterday arrested Amelia Chausse aged 16 on larceny charges from Jan 27 involving a lady's coat owned by Louis Brams. She was brought back to this city by the local officers after being located in Boston yesterday afternoon.
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Boston
Amelia Chausse
Louis Brams
Worthen Street Baptist Church Service Sermon Text
At Worthen Street Baptist Church last night the pastor conducted the service and preached from the text The Com.
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Worthen Street Baptist Church
Lenten Services Continue at High Street Church
Rev. F. A. Warfield preached at the High Street Congregational Church during Holy Week services held yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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F. A. Warfield
D. D
High Street
Navy reports Bagley torpedo boat exceeds contract speed
Washington March 26 The navy department released the official trial report of the torpedo boat Bagley off Port Royal South Carolina. The small vessel performed superbly and surpassed at several points the contract speed of 26 knots per hour.
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Washington
Navy Department
Bagley
Port Royal
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Port au Prince at 1 AM
A slight earthquake shock was felt in Port au Prince Haiti at 1 oclock this morning. No damage was reported and there were no casualties.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Parish meeting elects Hodge treasurer again
Dracut Hill side parish adjourned meeting Tuesday elected Chas L Hodge treasurer for the sixth consecutive year. Oliver J Coburn resigned from the standing committee but was not accepted. The committee was authorized to nominate Elmer Coburn as special police officer for church property. A rising vote of thanks was extended.
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Hillside
Chas. L. Hodge
Oliver J. Coburn
Elmer Coburn
Local meeting notes list beautification committee and upcoming date
A five member committee was appointed to beautify the grounds with Chas L. Hodge Silas R. Coburn Geo J. Sanborn I. B. Bennett and Chas Brown named. The group adjourned to meet April 8 at 4:30 PM. J Horigan of Providence visited John Smith of Swain Street as renovations proceed. Navy Yard mill buys two pickers and expands with new rooms. Mrs Gustave Eklund to return home Saturday. Rev J A McKnight confined by cold. Preparations begin to organize a local baseball team this year.
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Tuckers
Chas. L. Hodge
Silas R. Coburn
Geo. J. Sanborn
I. B. Bennett
Chas. Brown
Mettec
M. J. Horigan
American Woolen Co
Providence
R. I
John Smith
Swain Street
Gustave Eklund
J. A. McKnight
Remedy claim for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertising copy notes that the product guarantees a refund if it fails to cure and that E. W. Grove signs each box. The price listed is 2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Burdock Blood Bitters Cures Distressing Eruptive Ailments
Scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and other distress eruptive diseases yield quickly and permanently to the cleansing purifying power of Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Tommy Holderness
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Wodtker
Hart Doherty
Jean O'Hara
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Lewiston Vs. Salem
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New York Optical Co
Bridge Street
Merrimack Square
Brockton Enterprise
Centralville M. E. Church
George Gardner
Sharkey
London
William A. Pierce
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Klobedanz
Kloby
Lawrence American
Michael H. Dorsey
New England League
Manchester Union
Shef" Moore
Walter Burnham
New Haven
Dee
N. E. League
Tim Murnane
Fred
Manchester
Whiting
Rapp
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H. R
Tommy Dunlavey
Merrimack Street
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Franklin Debating Club
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Lawrence Company
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