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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1900

Page

6

Phillies Top Boston 4 2 in Close Ball Game at Philly

Philadelphia defeated Boston 4 to 2 in a near error free fielding display attended by 625. Barry and Slagle led with two base hits and Flick, Childs, Collins and Tenney contributed in a tight contest. Nichols allowed one earned run while Dunn gave up two. Umpire Hurst called balls and strikes as the Phillies seized the win.

Philadelphia Boston Barry If Dole Oaks Ee Slagle Barry Stahl Flick Childs Collins Dolan Jacklitzsch Tenney Long Nichols Dunn Clarke Hurst

National League Results From Philadelphia and Brooklyn

National League results show Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 in Philadelphia while New York 9 beat Brooklyn in Brooklyn and Pittsburg 10 defeated Chicago in Pittsburg. The reports highlight close games and top scorers across venues.

Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York

Yale Set for Dartmouth Game in Auburndale Trip

Yale football coach McBride Chamberlin Benjamin and Trainer Murphy lead twenty players to Auburndale for the season opener against Dartmouth and a practice game with Newton. Captain Brown directs a largely fit squad with probable starting line including Le Gould or Thomas Kunzig and Weare Fincke Hale in the backfield. Hyde expected to relieve Hale. team to stay overnight at Auburndale.

New Haven Conn Yale Auburndale Dartmouth Newton Brown McBride Chamberln Benjamin Murphy L E Gould Thomas Kunzig Olcott Sheldon Stillman Coy Ward Weare Fincke Hale Hyde

Louisville Meet Closes Big Kentucky Trotting Association Show

The 28th annual Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association meeting ends in Lexington with large attendance and good racing. The Blue Grass Stakes for 2:19 trotters offers $2000, Joe Watts leads heat one while Cornelia Belle wins heats two and three and the fifth race. Dolly Bidwell dominates the 2:20 trot with Dolly Bidwell winning straight heats. Nanamie also wins the 2.20 pace in straight heats.

Lexington Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association Joe Watts Watts Cornelia Belle Palm Leaf Dolly Bidwell Tell Tale Nanamie

Vardon at Brae-Burn in 36-Hole Practice Match

England’s ex champion Harry Vardon played a 36 hole practice match at Brae-Burn links in West Newton. He failed to equal the score set two weeks earlier by Alec Campbell the Brookline Country club professional who posted 75 for the open tournament.

Vardon Breaks 77 In Forenoon Open Round

Vardon posted an 18 hole score of 77 in the forenoon, with an afternoon round recorded at 1. This brief wicket reflects a steady start and continuation in the golf competition.

Vardon

Harvard to Face Columbia on Soldiers Field Tomorrow

Harvard will play Columbia at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon on Soldiers field. After a period of poor work the Harvard players must make a big effort to prevent the Columbia team from scoring.

Cambridge Harvard Columbia Soldiers’ Field

Princeton Tigers Win In Tight Baltimore Game

Princeton Tigers defeated Baltimore Medical College 11 to 0 in a hard fought football clash on October 18 in Baltimore. The victory extends Princeton's winning edge as the teams battled for control and scoreless first half.

Princeton Tigers Baltimore Baltimore Medical College

Races Resumed at Saugus Track After Rain Delays

Boston reports two days of postponements due to rain. Terrill won the 2:11 pace heat while Alcidalia dominated the 2:11 trot. In the 2:19 pace, Dewey H. swept the first division, and Jack Trout narrowly beat Nancy Athol in the second division as darkness halted the remainder.

Boston Saugus Terrill Titer Alcidalia Hesperus Ed Locke Alsultan Dewey H Jack Trout Nancy Athol Chette

Plucky Miss Gast Bouts Through Exhaustion on Record Ride

New York Oct 12 Miss Gast continues a 2000 mile ride on the Valley Stream 20 mile course despite exhaustion. She fell twice during the night and was carried to a hotel but pressed on aiming to beat Mrs Lindsay’s 1500 mile record. At the end of her 13th century she led by 6 hours 20 minutes.

New York Miss Gast Mrs. Lindsay

Contrariness of the Garden Er

A humorous study of obstinate gardeners in Milwaukee and Madison. A wealthy employer and a Swede gardener spar over geraniums and a tree, using diplomacy and persistence to get outcomes. The piece ends with a note on a sun tanned girl and her two veils.

Milwaukee Madison Wis

County Fair and The Rounders at the Opera House

The Opera House presents The County Fair with Burgess in Abigail Prue role and a strong supporting cast amid acclaimed scenery and a famous race horse scene. Also shown is The Rounders a casino comic opera vaudeville with Seabrooke, telling of a broker and wife who marry after sugar stock fortunes rise and fall.

Rounders Casino Thomas Q. Seabrooke Opera House Sugar

Social Maids open at Music Hall with Pilar Morin featured

Hurtig and Seamon present Social Maids at Music Hall Monday with a 20 woman 8 or 10 man cast. Pilar Morin the French actress draws attention as she seeks legitimate roles while delivering two songs. Bright costumes tuneful music attractive scenery and lively stage pictures mark the show.

Hurtig & Seamon Music Hall Mile Pilar Morin Mlle. Morin Camille

Comedy and song enliven a two-skits show

Two skits feature Miss Mabelle Whitmore as a dashing dressmaker model and Miss Ruth Robinson as a comely ensemble figure. The Howard sisters perform acrobatics alongside new choruses, George F. Beban delivers versatile comedy including a French nobleman impersonation, and a black-face monologue. Fields and Fields, Wroth and Wakefield, and Edwina offer light Irish humor and engaging performances to amuse the audience.

Mabelle Whitmore Ruth Robinson Howard Sisters Eorge Beban Fields and Fields Lou Fields Weber Fields Wroth and Wakefield Edwina

Savoy Bill Promises Strong Show Next Week

Tonight ends one of the Savoy’s finest engagements with a strong next week bill. Lot ta Gladstone returns with a new monologue The Husking Bee and the O’Brien trio perform daring acrobatics. Irish sketches by Al Haynes and Julia Redmond, the Zorros novelty acts, Goolmans musical act, Clifford and Dixon humor, M Francois with chapeaugraphy necromancy and juggling, Whistling golos by a handsome performer, Miss Fillen Jaqua sings with mezzo soprano. A well rounded lineup expected to attract good crowds.

Savoy Lotta Gladstone O’brien al. Haynes Julia Redmond Zorros Goolmans Clifford Dixon M. Francois Fillen Jaqua

British general elections and US presidential battles compared

Henry W. Lucy contrasts British general elections with US presidential races, noting voters in Britain historically chose individuals over parties. He cites Disraeli, Gladstone, and Salisbury, argues South Africa war dominates the next campaign, and explainsUK party agents face strict spending rules under the Corrupt Practices Act, unlike US campaign finance. A final line notes a "rubber sale" bargain-counter Hunt.

United States Great Britain Disraeli Gladstone Lord Salisbury South Africa London Atlantic Liberal England Henry W. Lucy

Local Middlesex Notes On Church, Grange And Entertainments

Middlesex County items report Rev J Brainerd Thrall preaching on Education at the Congregational church next Sunday. Prescott grange hosts past masters night with Chas A Dennen as chairman and possible out of town speaker. Henry C Gray discusses Practical New Vegetables. Warren V F A attended muster in Manchester Oct 10 without prizes. Pepperell youths present as Georgia Troubadours with cotton picking scenes and many out of town participants. Fred LeBlanc club swinger appears Oct 18 at Opera house. S Thompson Blood humorist performs Oct 19 at Prescott Hall for Village Improvement. Oriental costume event Oct 5 with 55 attendees from Townsend and Brookline. rice lunch and tea featured from Sumterville NC. Japanese millet exhibit, large bundle 6 to 10 feet. Rev George Sanderson, former M B pastor, visiting town lately and staying with Mrs Hattie Bennett Gutterson.

J. Brainerd Thrall Congregational Church Prescott Grange Chas. A. Dennen Henry C. Gray Warren V. F. A Manchester Pepperell Georgia Troubadours Opera House Fred LeBlanc Club Charles Blood George Sanderson M. B. Church Hattie Bennett Gutterson

Village social notes and visiting residents update

Miss Nellie Madden spent last week with friends in Worcester. Miss Della Blodgett of Graniteville stays with her grandparents. Mrs. Edith Healey of Graniteville visits her mother. Mr. W. E. Parsons left for Aroostook county to remain about two weeks. Among the sick are Mrs. S. Haton Mrs. H. Drake Miss Annie Wild and Miss Emma Burnett all improving. The Episcopal ladies sewing circle met at Mrs. Fred Sweatt's. The village baseball club will dance Saturday Oct 18 with Atwood's orchestra of Lowell. large crowd expected. Miss Ida Prescott of Westford visits Mrs. G. H. Prescott. Miss Green and others chatter about a caddie’s wedding and the organist playing After the Ball.

Nellie Madden Worcester Della Blodgett Graniteville George Blodgett Edith Healey Fred Amerson W. E. Parsons Aroostook County S. Haton H. Drake Annie Wild Emma Burnett Episcopal Society Fred Sweatt Atwood Lowell Ida Prescott Westford G. H. Prescott

Petition for administration of Barnes estate in Lowell

In Middlesex Probate Court the heirs and creditors are notified that Henry W. Barnes seeks a letter of administration on Clarissa W. Barnes late of Lowell without surety. A hearing is set October 16, 1915 at 9 am in Lowell. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Lowell Daily Courier. Judge Charles J. McIntire presiding.

Middlesex Clarissa W. Barnes Lowell Henry W. Barnes Lowell Daily Courier Cuartes J. McIntire Esquire

Real Estate Listings Offer Several Charming Homes

Real estate notices describe multiple properties with 10 rooms and steam heat in first class homes. Prices range from 2450 to 11 000, with land from 450 to 14 000 square feet, including a stable, carriage house, barn, and fruit trees. Prime central and Highland sections touted for rapid sale.

Old Ward Five Memrmne Nese Uae Truit Westford Street Dracut Centre Merrimack Square L. T. BE N. C Mt. Ope Street Pawtucketville Cal Fatale Ar Doda Central St

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