Lowell High School Second Eleven Defeats Andover Eleven 30 to 5
Lowell's second eleven overwhelmed Andover 30 to 5 in yesterday's game. Mevis Brigham Fels and Parker starred for Lowell while Thompson of Andover impressed. Brigham booted five goals and touchdowns came from Brigham Mevis McCarthy McQuade Sutcliffe with refs Burtt and linesmen listed.
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Textile school football enters season with strong freshman turnout
The Textile school opens practice with many candidates for positions. Bob White returns as captain and will play his old back line role. Mr. Foster, former Missouri captain, joins as coach and should boost team. Schedule includes Oct 22 Somerville and Oct 25 Prichard with other games through Nov 22 Nashua and Malden. Bunting squad practices at the Bunting grounds on Saturday.
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The Rink Lowell Roller Polo League Plans Season
The Lowell roller polo magnates meet in Spindle City rooms Sunday to finalize preparations for the season. Expected two plus games weekly with fast contests. Allard and Secord of the CMA team play in professional style, though rough. Spindle City aims to challenge for the pennant as Harper the new goalie shines. Indoor baseball may be added. Clinton team expands seating for another season.
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Clothier of Harvard Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Harvard player W J Clothier won the intercollegiate singles title at Merion Cricket Club Haverford after a hard final against E W Leonard. Clothier and Leonard also took the doubles crown for Harvard defeating Princeton’s J J Wright and E P Larned despite Clothier’s ankle sprain.
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Nashua Pace Meet Opens With Crowded Cards and Fast Time
Nashua New Hampshire October opening races saw the Aristocrat set a 2.16 pace in the 2.19 event as Deceiver swept the 2.22 trot and Frank Kenney dominated the 2.40 trot. The 2.22 pace produced a mixed result with Harry Mc hindered by a late heat loss and darkness postponing the final results.
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Roan Wilkes, $10009 Stallion, Missing After Shipment
Brockton notices Roan Wilkes a $10009 roan stallion owned by James Hum of Amesbury vanished after being shipped from Rochester to Brockton last week. The horse entered to race in the free for all pace this afternoon and his owner is distressed, having exhausted efforts to trace him. Joan Wilkes previously raced at the Rochester fair.
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Turf Scandal in Paris Inquiries Target Card Sharps
Paris police have examined four men four are American, English, and Australian two are named as potential sitters for their portraits. Officials aim to separate legitimate turfmen from alleged card men amid a widening Paris turf scandal with lingering questions about a horse pulling gang and the fate of Ted Sloan who appears financially stable despite rumors.
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Football Today Thrills Set for Local High Schools
Dorchester High meets Medford High in Medford while Brookline High faces Brighton High in Brookline and Newton High travels to Cambridge High. Burdock Blood Rittera is advertised as strengthening the stomach and preventing indigestion.
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Beaneaters Win Thriller In 14th On Greminger Double
Boston edged New York 2 to 1 in 14 innings as Greminger doubled, Long sacrificed, and Moran grounded slowly to Smith for the run. It was a pitchers battle with Boston scoring late after a quiet middle. Bresnahan Brown and Greminger had two base hits each. Attendance 1379 at Boston.
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Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn In Low Hit Game
Philadelphia held Brooklyn to two hits as White pitched well for the home team. Fielding was sharp by both sides. Final score shows Philadelphia with a small but decisive run tally and Brooklyn limited to two runs. Batteries White and Doom versus Donovan and Ritter. Time 1.25. Umpires Emilie and Latham. Attendance 340.
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Pittsburg Errors Doomed Team In Home Game
Pittsburg allowed all runs due to errors with one hit off Phillips after the third inning. Leever pitched poorly, Cincinnati built a lead and held on. Score Cincinnati 6 Pittsburg 4. Batteries Philipps and Bergen, Leever and Smith. Time 2 10. Umpire O Day. Attendance 2200.
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Baseball doubleheader results and postponements noted
In Boston the first game ended Boston 2 New York 1 after 14 innings while the second game was postponed due to darkness. St Louis and Chicago saw a rain postponement, and in Pittsburgh Cincinnati won 6 to a unspecified score. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0.
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Baseball Notes and Trades From the Diamond
Jimmy McAleer says his St Louis team has cleared 20000 dollars. Jouett Meekin has accepted a guard position at the Indiana reformatory. Umpire Tom Connolly is criticized for poor AL work. Fultz, Hickman and Hartsel lead in runs, hits and steals respectively. La Joie tops AL hitting, Delehanty close behind. Loftus mocks NL agents chasing AL stars. Chicago writers blame Garvin for losing the pennant. Virril’s tout tour rattles Chicago early. Waddell is teased with nicknames by the Athetic crew. Dahlen leaves Brooklyn for Detroit after management failed to act. Tannehill ordered to report daily through October 15 to deter exhibition play and Cantillon Stars participation.
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Rising Glass Triumphs in Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket
London October meeting sees Rising Glass win the Jockey Club stakes worth 10,000 sovereigns for three and four year olds over one mile and three quarters at Newmarket. Temple More W. second and Ard Patrick finished third among eleven runners.
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Brockton Fair Trots, Pacing See Big Attendance
Brockton fair resumes after rain with trotting and pacing events and a strong horse show. Connor wins the mile handicap, M. T. O'Brien places third. About 40,000 onlookers, heavy track, and shifting weather marked the second day.
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Boston boxer stops Cliff Howe in seventh round
Providence October 2 Chester Goodwin of Boston stopped Cliff Howe of Middleboro in the seventh round of a ten round bout before the Crescent Athletic club tonight in a vigorous contest.
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Good Sport at Oakley in Grand Circuit Opener
Cresceus and Dan Patch appeared together on the Oakley track as the Grand Circuit opened in Cincinnati Ohio. Cresceus failed to lower the world record due to a bad track but posted 2.08 for the mile the fastest at Oakley while Charley Mac won the 2.10 trot. The exhibition with Dan Patch drew wild cheering as Cresceus was paced by two running horses and driven by George H. Ketcham yesterday’s card promised a strong racing day ahead.
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Breeders Event Results with Trotting and Pacing Times
The row records horse names and connections from a Buffalo Maiden program with Lyons and New Richmond entries. Speed times show 2.21% and 2.19 trotting purse 3000 on 2 in 5, while pacing lists 2.1644 and 2.14 with a $1000 purse and 2 in 3. Notable horses include Dulce Corb Baron Wilkes Nancy Grady Baron Bell Horace Wilson and Brown Hal Jewess.
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Farmington Man Found Guilty of Assault with Intent to Kill
Claudius M. Hatch of Kingfield was found guilty of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and malice aforethought in Farmington Maine on October 2. Hatch admitted the assault but claimed he lacked a weapon and was provoked by his wife's seduction.
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Van Sant's Last Move in Minnesota Merger Case
Judge Lock ren today appointed Fred G. Ingersoll special examiner to take evidence in the state suit against the Northern Securities company and others. This marks the final phase of Gov. Van Sant's battle over the merger in St. Paul Minnesota.
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