Polo Match Opens Lowell Season at Oaklands Rink
C M A C defeats S C W 4 to 2 in a lively polo game at Oaklands rink. Allard and Sicard starred for C M A C with strong floor work from Allard and three goals by Sicard. Stillings and Harper stood out for S C W as crowd of about 150 watched.
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Oaklands
L’association Catholique
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Sicard
S. Co
W. Stillings
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Colby T. Kittredge
R Stillings Sicard
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Blaisdell Harnois
Gerry Tetreault
Gerry Goais
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G. Sicard
Stillings
Gerry
Secord
Kittredge
Nigneault
Greeley
Rink news covers polo, schedules and staff moves
Portland polo plans include a home referee and new royal blue uniforms with a crimson I. Western league eyes eastern players. Dal y unlikely to land a Western player. Exhibition in Lowell October 25 and opening game moved to auditorium October 30. Bath, Me. to host November matches. future home games to fit city hall surface. Aldermen set polo fee at 50 dollars. Huntington hall rent remains unchanged amid leasing disputes.
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Clinton
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Bath
City Hall
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Fox
Lowell
Lowell Polo Team Arrives for Season at Merrimack House
Manager Parsons' success is replicated as Fox, a Lowell man, is hailed for polo knowledge and expected to deliver top polo coverage. Interest in polo in Lowell promises to exceed last season with the team arriving Thursday and staying at the Merrimack house during the season.
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Parsons
Fox
Lowell
Merrimack House
Morse signs Worcester star as new league forms
Worcester manager George D Morse signs John J Sheehan of Worcester to join the new Massachusetts professional basketball league. Sheehan, a veteran from the Massachusetts Central and Maynard teams, will back for South Framingham with William Halloran as right back. A meeting at the Parker House Boston will draw up the schedule and launch the season amid interest from Maynard and Worcester backers.
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Worcester Basketball League
Massachusetts Professional Basketball League
Massachusetts Central Basketball League
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New England
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Parker House
Boston
South Framingham
Saakes
Massachusetts Basketball League
Cambridgeport
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Magnara
Ware
Morae
America
Lowell High to meet Wakefield at Fair Grounds this afternoon
The Lowell High team faces Wakefield High at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. Locals expect a win, but Wakefield may surprise. Sullivan is not expected to play full back, a setback for Lowell. A capable substitution will be needed to fill his role.
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Soldier Boys
West Point
Crimson
Kernan
Lowell
Fairgrounds
Wakefield High School
Sullivan
Bowing Duel At East Merrimack Alley Match Ends Close
The Lowell One Price bowlers faced the No Money Down squad in a tight contest at East Merrimack Street alleys. Harmon's Framers edged H. H. Wilder & Co. 1976 to 1855 as Landry led Methuen Farmers with 320 and O'Brien captained Harvard's squad with a 1976 total.
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Simmons
Presbyterians to Hold Joint Session for Centenary in Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky October 14 the southern synod of the Presbyterian church of Kentucky meets in session here Tomorrow the northern and southern synods will hold a joint gathering marking the centennial of the church in the state first time since the Civil War the two bodies celebrate together in this milestone event.
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Presbyterian Church of Kentucky
Nothing Better Cure for Cough Guaranteed
A claim promises to cure any cough with a money back guarantee. The notice emphasizes effectiveness and refunds, urging readers to try the product with confidence.
Falls and Burkinshaw Drug Store Ad
Falls and Burkinshaw offer reliable low priced drugs at 418 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station open from 6 am daily in a compact period ad noting early opening and location dominance.
Lexington Race Meet Sees Driver Middleton Injured
In Lexington Kentucky on October 14 post ponement due to track condition continued racing. Lauretta swerved into Lady Katherine causing a sulky overturn. Middleton suffered a broken left leg and dislocated knee but Johnson escaped injury. Lord Derby won the 2.06 trot beating Chain Shot and Monte Carlo.
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Middleton
Lauretta
Lady Katherine
Johnson
Dr. Strong
Lord Derby
Chain Shot
Monte Carlo
Invader
Baldia
Walnut Hall
Charlie Mac
Dorothy Wilton
Br H
Benyon
Charley Mac
Bik G
Ray- Doug
Lilly Young
Sweringer
Belle Kuser
Br m
Hudson
Palm Leaf
McCarthy
Lord Derby Chases Trotting Purse in 2 In 3 Race
In a 2.06 class trotting event the field features Lord Derby owned by Mambrino King with Spear. The race notes indicate a 2 In 3 succession as the purse reaches $1500 and the horses vie for the top prize.
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Lord Derby
Mambrino King (Spear) Cooeel
Chain Shot and Related Runners Race Card Details
Race card fragment lists Chain Shot trained by Monte Carlo and Curry with times around 2.09 and 2.08, 2.25 pacing for a 3 in 6 purse of $1000 unfinished. Names Dorothy Wilton, Ethel Mack, Ross Mason, Billy, Tom Keene, Margaret W appear with owners or handlers and various initialisms.
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Curry
Dorothy Wilton
Wilton
Cares
Favorites Win Second Week North East Half Mile Meet Woonsocket
Favorites won both races opening the second week of the New England half mile association at Woonsocket track. Lassie took the trot and Earl W. won the pace with 2.17 1 4, the day's best time. Final times included 2.29 trot for Lassie and a purse of $300. Other horses listed include Lena B and Brazilian in the edited summaries.
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R. L
New England
Lassie
Earl W
Kingsley
Lena B
Br M
Brazilian, Jr
Antonia C
Chum Boy Wins 2.18 Pace At Concord In Three Straight
Concord NH October 14 racing ends season with Chum Boy Ed Gillis driving the horse to a third straight victory in the 2.18 pace. Favorite Harry L. contends but settles as a runner up. Nancy Allen topples in 2.17 1 4 heat two under Johnny Wiseman in the 2.85 pace.
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Concord
N. H
Ed Gillis
Harry L
Nancy Allen
Johnny Wiseman
Whitten Wilkes
Red Denny
Amos Rathbun
Edwards
Harry Mambrino
Gillis
Black Prince
Barry Fo
William P
Billy Hurd
DIK
Gypsy Wilkes among Blue Ribbon contenders at pace event
Gypsy Wilkes and Nancy Allen race in a field with Time-2 pacing efforts and purses around 300 dollars. Decima Dean notes Time-2.19% and 2.30% pace figures. Whitten Wilkes, Red Denny, and Johnny Wiseman appear with various time splits and connections to Strath Allen and Wilkes lineage.
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Eevee
Wallen
May Queen
Bik
G& A
Nancy Allen
Strath Allen
Rathbun
Johnny Wiseman
Gueuse
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Decima Dean
Two Horses Kick Up Sudden Trot Upset at Lexington Meet
At Fair Grounds Lexington Oct 14 a 2 18 trot field of fifteen saw Lauretta and Lady Katherine upset their sulkies. Everett Middleton and Peter Johnson were thrown. Middleton suffered a broken leg and serious injuries after being dragged and trampled. Lauretta fled for 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
Advertisement noting a refund offer from druggists if the medicine fails to cure and that E. W. Grove signs each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Zion Cricket Club plans meetings and events in Gorham street and Post 185 hall
The Zion Cricket club will hold an annual general meeting in Good Templars hall Gorham Street Friday evening at p.m. Members are urged to attend for important business followed by a special time. An old English tea party and concert are planned for Monday Oct 27 at 7 20 p.m. in Post 185 hall Merrimack and Central streets with prizes for batting and bowling to be presented.
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Good Templars
Gorham Street
Merrimack
Central Streets
Lowell
F. Humphries
Mohair C. C
A. Whitworth
Regarns
Mohairs
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