Lowell Victorious Over Revere A A 5 to 0
Lowell High lost 0 to 5 to Revere A A in a rain soaked game at the Fairgrounds. The Lowell squad, though undersized, battled hard with Master Hatch and Crowley among the standouts. Revere scored on a lone touchdown by Moore as Lowell failed to capitalize on late chances.
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Lowell
Revere High
Fairgrounds
Revere A. A
Revere
Carl B. Burtt
de Revere
McQuade
Master
Hatch
MacQuade
Jewett
Maia
Raymond
Gelineau
Richardson
Crowley
Fitzgerald
Fred Campbell
Harold Varnum
Amherst
Carl D. Burtt
Richardson Gallagher
Rt. Rt
Crowley Leonira
Campbell Cassassa
Q. Q
MccQuale Moore
Masters McQuarie
Hatch Teevans
Bicknell
Airola
Doyle
Vidler
Open Golf Tourney Brings Tie in Veteran Open
The Vesper Country club open handicap tourney second day produced a tie for best gross score of 91 between Fred H. Grover and C H Dutton. Dutton’s handicap also yielded the best net score of 83, forcing a playoff for the gross prize while the net prize goes to the next best net scorer. Otis L Humphrey notes rainy, soaking conditions.
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Vesper Country Club
Fred H. Grover
C. H. Dutton
Merrimac Valley Country Club
Dutton
State Association
Mr. Dutton
Otis L. Humphrey
Boston Wins Series Lead With 7 to 2 Victory
Boston defeats Pittsburg 7 to 2 in Boston taking the series lead to three wins after a strong late game. Phillippe started for Pittsburg and Young pitched for Boston as wind and triples shaped the contest. Collins Stahl Freeman Ferris and Parent delivered key hits for Boston while Clarke contributed for Pittsburg in the decisive game.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Phillippe
Young
Bostons
Collins
Stahl
Freeman
Ferris
Parent
Clarke
Pitch game rules clarified in four handed play
In a four handed pitch game the player with the highest points goes out first. If all four have nine points, the player holding high is entitled to the game whether that high card is played in the first or last trick. The editor seeks confirmation on a case where A has nine and calls out while B with eight wants to play and claim out.
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Sporting Editor
Buntings Hold Rovers In Rainy Draw In Boston
United States Buntings travelled to Boston to meet the Boston Rovers in Merrimack Valley league play. A 2–2 draw followed after a wet sand field limited play and a disputed goal. T Nelson and Marriott scored for the Buntings with Cotton and Haligan providing assists, while the Rovers netted twice through a fortunate strike and a late counter. The Buntings earned 3 points from 4 possible and have 10 goals for against 3. They next face Lynn on October 17 at Wigginville.
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United States
Rovers
T. Nelson
Haligan
Halfum
Buntings
A. Martin
Marriott
Finlan
Birtwistle
J. Marriott
E. Nelson
Cotton
W. Nelson
Boston Rovers
J. Selby
A. McCafferty
L. R. Grieves
E. McNulty
S. Burke
L. G. Smith
A. Forsythe
J. W. Haslam
J. McQueen
D. McCall
R. Birtwistle
J. Finlan
M. Casey
A. Campbell
D. Allen
J. Haligan
Ted Nelson
Capt. W. Cotton
James Smith
S. Burtt
Bunting
J. Hartley
Lynn
Bunting Grounds
Wigginville
Nationals Shut Out by Doctor White In Chicago
Chicago Oct 11 The Nationals were blanked as Doctor White limited them to six safeties. Lundgren pitched well except for the third inning when four straight hits produced two runs. The Americans won 2 to 0 with White and Sullivan backed by Lundgren Kling in a 1 1 47 time, 11 000 attendance.
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Chicago
White
Lundgren
Sullivan
Kling
Sheridan
Johnstone
Adair Wins Inv tation Golf Final Over Stout
British champion Miss Rhona Adair defeats Mrs Stout in the finals of the invitation tournament in Philadelphia on Saturday. Medal scores for the full journey show Adair 45 46 91 and Stout 45 60 95, confirming Adair as winner.
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Philadelphia
Rhona Adair
Stout
Adair Veseseeveee
Strout Seseeeerere
Weather Disrupts Mohuiss Event Postponed to Next Saturday
Weather interfered with the sports event planned by the Mohuiss club and will move to Saturday afternoon next week. A week from Saturday the club will host a ladies night replacing the usual annual banquet.
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Mohuiss
Town Meeting Called to Discuss Lighting and School
Suburban selectmen call a special town meeting for Monday October 19 at 7 30 p m to vote on lighting streets by gas or electricity authorize borrowing 1500 to repair damages from the July 29 1908 explosion and borrow 1154 to pay for land enlarging the new Talbot street school The meeting draws interest for article 2 and local explanations follow Also notices include the funeral of Mrs Mary A Pringle and community events and personnel changes in town institutions
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Enoch Foater
Board of Selectmen
Mary A. Pringle
Charles Jacobs
Rollins
Lowell
Council of the Twentieth Century Club
H. M. Billings
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
J. L. Burtt
Washington, D. C
Ockg@ston
Ada Bridges
Tewksbury Grocery Company
Hillside church holds morning service despite weather
In Dracut the Hillside Congregational church saw a larger attendance at the morning service led by Rev. J. A. McKnight. Bad weather kept the Junior Christian Endeavor meeting from meeting and the Ladies Aid plans an entertainment Wednesday evening. Men’s league also meets tonight. A meeting at Mr. Charles L. Hodge’s home next Thursday will discuss parsonage or repair options.
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Hillside Congregational Church
J. A. McKnight
Cristian Endeavor Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hillside Church
Men's League
Charles L. Hodge
Dowrey Enlists in Heavy Artillery for Three Years
George Dowrey, a popular Wigginville athlete, left for Fort Wadsworth New York to report Sunday after enlisting for three years in the heavy artillery. C H Parker of Roperstreet named to district committee at Democratic convention in Lowell. Mrs Alexander Adams of Lawrence Street critically ill at home.
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George Dowrey
Fort Wadsworth
N. Y
C. H. Parker
Roperstreet
Lowell
Alexander Adams
Lawrence Street
Amherst Triumphs Over Harvard In Rain Soaked 5 to 0 Clash
In a driving rain at Soldiers Field Harvard lost 5 to 0 to Amherst before about 2000 Crimson supporters. The low score belies a hard fought game that marks Harvard’s first defeat by a non top tier team and raises concerns about the Crimson season.
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Crimson
Boston
Soldier’s Field
Harvard
Amherst
Crimson Rooters
McAlls
Soldiers
Special Colonist Tickets for Pacific Coast Travel
Daily until November the Nickel Plate Railroad offers one way Colonists tickets from Buffalo to California and other Pacific Coast points at 42.50 with lower rates to Utah Montana and Idaho. Includes tri weekly tourist car service and is arranged through L. P. Burgess and N. KE. P. A. No. 258 Washington Street Boston.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Utah
Montana
Idaho
L. P. Burgess, N. KE. P. A
Washington Street
Boston
Robert Hopkin Artist Impresses with Maritime and Hunting Scenes
Minnie Gage reviews artist Robert Hopkin known for marine paintings and hunting subjects. Describes his contrastive seascapes from tranquil bays to tempest wrecks and his broad versatility, noting his popularity in his hometown and notable works for the Cotton Exchange in New Orleans and a White House collection during Cleveland's administration.
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Hopkin
North Sea
Midas
Cear
Robert Hopkin
Innes and Chase
Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Mississippi
Hades Jetties
de Soto
Cleveland
White House
Minnie Gage
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