LIVELY POLO OPENS SEASON IN OAKLANDS RINK
The C. M. A. C. defeated the S. C. W. 4 to 2 in Lowell polo opener at Oak lands rink with Allard and Sicard starring. Stillings and Harper held solid defense. pad size fuss noted. Crowd of about 150 watched a tight, evolving game as C. M. A. C. gained a 38 to 2 second period edge and maintained lead into the third.
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Lowell
Oaklands
Oaklands Hall
Huntington Hall
L'Association Catholique
Allard
Sicard
S.C. W
Ss. C
W. Allard
R Stillings Sicard
Briggs Guimond
Blaisdell Harnels
Gerry Tetreault
Gerry
C.M. A. CG
Ieieeraie S
C. M. A. C. Guimond
C. W. Briggs
C. M. A. C. Sicard
M. A. C. Sicard
C. W
Stillings
Tetreault
Harper
Secord
Kittredge
Vigneault
Greeley
Portland Polo Club Sees Schedule Changes and New Colors
Portland Arsenal polo plans shift with home referee. Lawrence adopts royal blue and crimson. Western league targets Eastern players. key players signed as scouts and exhib games moved to Bath Maine. Opening Oct 25 exhibition in Lowell. season faces venue changes. Huntington hall rent stays, glare over false floor debated. Fox faces Lowell residency rent issue.
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Portland
Portisland
Ceyw Hall
Lawrences
Clinton
Worcester
Bath
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Pickering
Huntington Hall
Fox
Lowell
Lowell Polo Season Promises Strong Attendance and Return
Manager Parsons aims to replicate last season's success while Manager Fox, a Lowell man, is highly popular and deeply knows polo. Interest in polo in Lowell this season is expected to exceed last season. The Lowell polo team will arrive next Thursday and quarter at the Merrimack house for the season.
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Parsons
Fox
Lowell
Merrimack House
Worcester Basketball League signs John J Sheehan in new Massachusetts circuit
George D Morse, manager of the Worcester basketball league and agent for the Massachusetts professional league, signed John J Sheehan of Worcester to a contract for the South Framingham team. Sheehan, a veteran in New England play, will team with William Halloran to form a strong left right back defense. A Maynard rep will attend the league kickoff at Parker House Boston to draw up schedules. Worcester, South Framingham, Cambridgeport and Lowell clubs plan exhibition games before opening the season, with Ware seeking a pre season matchup. The Central team plays Lafayette tonight and North Chelmsford Friday.
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Worcester Telegram
George D. Morse
Worcester Basketball League
Massachusetts Professional Basketball League
Massachusetts Central Basketball League
John J. Sheehan
Worcester
Sheehan
New England
Massachusets
Lyceum Basketall
South Western
Maynard
Massachusetts Basketball League
Morse
South Framingham
William Halloran
Parker House
Boston
Saakes
Cambridgeport
Lowell
Magnara
Ware
America
Lowell High to meet Wakefield at Fair Grounds gridiron
The Lowell High School team faces Wakefield High School this afternoon at the Fair Grounds. Home hopes rest on Sullivan's absence at full back, a setback that demands a strong replacement to hold off the visitors who may spring a surprise.
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Lowell
Fair Grounds
Wakefield High School
Sullivan
Bowling Scores Highlight East Merrimack Alleys Match
The Lowell One Price bowlers impressed with no money down claims but Harmon's Framers edged H. H. Wilder Co. 1976 to 1855. Captains Landry and O'Brien led Harvard and Methuen Farmers with feats by J. O'Brien Flood and Deneault in a tense evening bout at Wamesi and Merrimack streets alleys.
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Lowell
Faucher
Gosselin
Harmon
H. H. Wilder & Co
Big Five
Captain Landry
Methuen Farmers
Santos Dumont
Wamesitalleys
Landry
Joe O’brien
Harvards
J. O. O’brien
Flood
H. O'Brien
McAloon
Cudworth
Methuen Farmers—Landry
Deneault
Weilbrower
Kelley
Simmons
Presbyterians to mark 100th anniversary in joint Kentucky session
Lexington Kentucky October 14 The southern synod of the Presbyterian church of Kentucky is meeting in Lexington. Tomorrow the northern and southern synods will convene together for the first time since the Civil War to celebrate the church's centennial in the state.
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Lexington
The
Presbyterian Church of Kentucky
Nothing Better Cough Remedy Guaranteed to Cure
A promotional claim promises cure for any cough with a money back guarantee. The ad asserts satisfaction or refund, targeting readers seeking quick relief from cough symptoms. No specific medical evidence or brand details are provided in the readable text.
Falls and Burkinshaw Drugists Ad Notice
Falls and Burkinshaw offer reliable low priced drugs at 418 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station opening at 6 a m. They state successors to C F Blanchard and advertise early morning service.
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C. F. Blanchard
Derby Wins 2.06 Trot After Track Delay at Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on October 14 Lord Derby triumphed in the 2.06 trot over Chain Shot and Monte Carlo after a three day postponement due to poor track conditions. A serious accident in the fourth race injured Driver Middleton, who broke and dislocated his left leg while Lauretta, ridden by Middleton, collided with Lady Katherine. Lady Katherine finished fourth and sixth. Dr. Strong won the 2.06 trot heat, with track conditions noted as slow.
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Lexington
Middleton
Lauretta
Lady Katherine
Johnson
Walnut Hall
Charlie Mac
Dorothy Wilton
Br H
Benyon
Ac Mac
Bik G
Ray- Boul
Lilly Young
Sweringer
Belle Kuser
Br m
Hudson
Palm Leaf
McCarthy
Spear
Bessie Owens
Enue
Son
2.18 Class Trotting Race Details and Entrants
A 2.18 class trotting event with two in three and a purse of 1000 dollars. Entrants include Dr Strong driving Strong Boy from Georgia, Millard Sanders with Merrifieeld, Hall Fry with Mexican Boy, Earl Wilton, Lady Catherine Berkshire Chimes, Prince with Dryder, Billy Foster Boy, Blue Flower, The Parson, Daisy Wood, The Astronomer, Lauretta, Monte Cloe, Jim Fenton, and others. Times noted as 2.14 and 2.13.
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Dr. Strong
Strong
Millard Sanders
Merrifieeld
Hall Fry
Foote
Logan
Earl Wilton
Lady Catherine
Johnson
Berkshire
Prince
Dryder
Billy Foster Boy
Frazier
Blue Flower
Keys
the Parson
Colby
Daisy Wood
Kinney
the Astronomer
Cheindler
Lauretta
Ch m
Middleton
Monte Cloe
Ci We
Hudson
Jim Fenton
Br G
Paterson
Lord Derby in 2.06 Class Trotting Race
In a 2.06 class trotting event spanning two in three heats, Lord Derby with Mambrino King (Spear) seizes the purse of 1500 units as the winner.
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Lord Derby
Mambrino King
Spear
Unclear Fast-Paced Race Card with Sparse Details
Fragmented entry lists horses jockeys times and purses with many unreadable fragments. Names include Monte Carlo Curry Wilton Stahl Mack Dareaway Greenwade Mason Kirby Keene Walker and Mme with fractions and percentages. The record notes a purse of $1000 and an unfinished status with vague pacing data.
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Dorothy Wilton
Wilton
Stahl
Ethel Mack
McCarthy
Dareaway
Raybould
Atha A
Greenwade
Ross Mason
Turner
Billy
Kirby
Tom Keene
Sweringer
Margaret W
Walker
Mme
Second Week's Meet Opens in Woonsocket Half Mile Assn
The New England half mile association opens its second week's racing at Woonsocket track. Favorites won both races led by Lassie in the trot and Earl W in the pace with a 2.17 1-4 best time of the day. Summary results show a 2.29 trot for a $300 purse and variable horse names in the field.
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N. E
Woonsocket
R. L
New England
Lassie
Earl W
Ceca Tileese Wxeceh
Lena B
Sceesee
Bik
Little Ee Ae
Antonia C
Time
Chum Boy Captures 2.18 Pace in Three Straight
Concord New Hampshire October 14 Ed Gillis with Chum Boy upset the 2.18 pace to win three straight as the meet ends at the local track The 2.35 pace favored Nancy Allen won in three straight driven by Johnny Wiseman in heat two at 2.17 1 4 Red Denny prevailed in the 2.40 trot with controversial handling and a standstill break
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Chum Boy
Concord
N. H
Ed Gillis
Harry L
Nancy Allen
Johnny Wiseman
Whitten Wilkes
Red Denny
Amos Rathbun
Edwards
Harry Mambrino
Gillis
Coccod
Black Prince
William P
Billy Hurd
Harry Hotspur
Horse racing results with multiple names and times
A fragmented listing shows horses and riders with times and purses in a racing card. Names include Gypsy Wilkes Nancy Allen Johnny Wiseman Decima Dean and Red Denny, with times around 2.17 to 2.40 and purses from 300 to 390 dollars, noting unfinished entries and multiple connections.
Sulkies Upset at Lexington 2.18 Trot
At Fair Grounds Lexington Kentucky October 14 a field of fifteen raced for the 2.18 trot. Lauretta and Lady Katherine toppled drivers Everett Middleton and Peter Johnson. Middleton suffered a broken leg and serious injuries as Lauretta escaped. Lauretta ran three miles before capture and was uninjured.
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Fair Grounds
Lexington
Lauretta
Lady Katherine
Everett Middleton
Peter Johnson
Johnson
Middleton
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if not effective. Claims EB W Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price. Indicates druggists refund the purchase if it fails to cure.
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EB. W. Grove
Zion Cricket Club to Hold Annual Meeting and Tea Party
The Zion Cricket club will hold an annual general meeting in Good Templars hall Gorham street Friday evening at p.m. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed. A social time follows. An old English tea party and concert by the ladies’ committee will be held Monday Oct 27 at 7 20 p.m. at Post 185 hall Merrimack and Central streets with a prize presentation for batting and bowling. Cricketers in Lowell regret the resignation of secretary Mr F Humphries of Mohair C C and reports say grounds may be purchased by another club at a proposed price.
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Zion Cricket Club
Good Templars
Gorham Street
Merrimack
Central Streets
Lowell
F. Humphries
Mohair C. C
A. Whitworth
Mohairs
Local Rider Wins Multiple Races at Westford Fair
John Mahlan of this city won the eight mile road race at the Westford fair yesterday and took first prize in the same event. He also captured second prize in the boys half mile handicap race, marking a strong showing across events.
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John Mahlan
Westford
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