Lowell High Stuns Medford In Close 11-6 Football Battle
Lowell High defeats Medford 11 to 6 in an exciting Saturday game. Medford led 6 5 at halftime. Lowell produced two touchdowns and a goal after touchdown, with Brigham and Sullivan scoring. Capt. Cudworth and Jewett starred for Lowell, while Brigham, Masters, and Sullivan stood out for Medford in a hard fought line plunging contest.
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Lowell High
Medford
Brigham
Sullivan
Masters
Cudworth
Jewett
Lowell Medford Cudworth
le le Tyron Pearson
Grant Campbell
Walkling Mevis
Cockwell Varnum
Pierson Smith
Beijien Fewett
Montgomery Parker
Desmond Brigham
Popkee Masters
Volpe
Dutton
Lowell
Toucn- Yowns
Popkee
C. L. Burtt
Aldrick
Andover Triumphs Bunting In District Association Match
Andover defeated Bunting by five to two on Wigginville grounds in the first round of the Lawrence and District association football league. Capt. Marriott’s team looked short of full strength, with injuries hampering Holgate, Birtwhistle, and Nelson. Substitutes played well but lacked cohesive teamwork, while Andover’s forwards showed promising passing. The second half favored the visitors who scored three to none.
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Andover
Wigginville
Lawrence and District
Capt. Marriott
Holgate
Birtwhistle
Nelson
Association
Capt
Marriott
Lowell
J. Cairnie
Campbell
Allen
Abraham Thompson
Albert Bradley
Samuel Haig
Albert Cawther
Fred Holdsworth
Gen. Kitchener
Jos. Marsden
Waite
Haggis
John Crawford
J. Casson
G. Gordon
Chas, McAsker
Wm. Mitchell
J. Smith
J. Taitt
J. Scott
Haiggs
England
John Rawnsley
Donald Ohu
Tie in Spalding Park Gridiron Classic Between Textile and High School
The Textile school football team and a lineup of former high school players battled to a scoreless draw at Spalding Park on Saturday. Neither side could convert near the goal line as misplays and strong line play dominated, with high school stars showcasing flashes of brilliance and Textile mainly strong in bucking the line but weak on end runs. The match featured Woods, Clapp, Dewey, Jury, Hutton, Morrison, and White among others in a hard fought, evenly matched contest.
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Textile School
Spalding Park
High School
Textile Woods
le le Clapp
Midwood Bennett
Lucy Haynes
Dewey Drewett
Ec Jury Alton
Hutton Cutter
Harris Marsh
Donlan Perkins
Jones Laughlin
Preston Morrison
White Jewett
Buchan
Salaries in 1884 and 1902 Detroit baseball clubs
B F Wright compares 1884 and 1902 Detroit baseball salaries from the Sporting News. He notes Charley Getzein earned 124.50, Edward Franlon 113.33, Charley Bennett 166.67 monthly, with Derby Bennett and Hanlon historically top earners at about 200 monthly for seven months. Sennett and Hanlon saw substantial increases by 1884.
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Sporting News
Detroit
Charley Getzein
Edward Franlon
Charley Bennett
Derby
Bennett
Hanlon
Sennett
P A C triumphs over Maynard in 18 to 14 win
P A C traveled to Maynard Saturday night and beat the local team 18 to 14, pulling away in the second half with nine points to four. First half stood 10 to 9 in favor of Maynard, led by Allard on floor baskets. Thirty total fouls were called as Allard and Martens led scoring, with J Lynch contributing eight free throws. Time was 20-minute halves, attendance about 300.
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Allard
Pp. A. C
Maynard Tighe If
Healey Martens
H. Sherid
Sheridan
G. Lynch
Healey
C. Connors
Marlboro
Healey and Gray
Lawrence Polo Team Announces Season Lineup
Lawrence officials revealed this season's polo roster with Bone as first rush Gavitt as second rush Canavan at centre Coggeshall as half back and Lation at goal Gavitt and Coggeshall signed yesterday Players report around Oct 24 and travel to Portland for the season opener Oct 30.
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Lawrence
Bone
Gavitt
Canavan
Coggeshall
Lation
Portland
Ames and Brooks Compete in Fall River Golf Tourney
Gen A A Ames played Saturday at Fall River Golf Club posting 103 with a 14 handicap to yield net 89. Edward Brooks of Vesper carded a gross 98 with an 8 handicap. Fred H Grover of Vesper, in the Island Golf Club open handicap at Haverhill, shot 86 gross with 2 handicap for a net 84.
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A. A. Ames
Fall River Golf Club
Edward Brooks
Fred H. Grover
Vesper Club
Island Golf Club
Haverhill
The Rink Polo Notes and Upcoming Amateur Games
The C M A C leads in amateur polo with the Victor ball back in use. J Henry Morn seeks a Western league referees' staff post. Tibbetts may play for Chelsea with Doherty in front. Saturday nights draw merchant opposition in Clinton. Chelsea’s Cotter and Wodtke form a star duo, boosting hopes. S C W loses to Company C 38 to 10 at the armory. Harper shines for the losers. Attendance about 250 as militia players dominate the middle periods.
Rodgers Cup Won By Company C In Rifle Match
At Dracut rifle range on Saturday teams from Company C and Company M contested for the Silver Trophy. Private Rodger of Company C won the silver cup for the second time this year, making Company C the holder for a year. Team scores show Company C with Rodgers 45 Pearson 42 Flynn 42 Clogston 42 and Baker 42 while Company M entries Gillow 33 Snow 38 and Dodge 37.
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Dracut
Grudger
Rodgers
Lieut
Pearson
Flynn
Sergt
Clogston
Baker
Gillow
Snow
Dodge
Emperor and Russian press to visit Italy in December
Rome reports the Giornale D'TtaTia states that the Emperor and the press of Russia will travel to Italy next December, escorted by a Russian squadron.
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Rome
Giornale D‘ttatia
Russia
Italy
Harvard Triumphs 14 6 Over West Point In Tough Clash
West Point faced Harvard in a hard fought game at West Point on October 18. Harvard built a 14 to 6 victory with two touchdowns by Jones and Forney adding a safety for West Point. The teams played 20 minute halves amid referee delays and onfield scuffles as Harvard edged the Cadets for the win.
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N. Y
Harvard
Cambridge
Charlie Daly
Jones
Matthews
Meigr
Fb Forney
Jenswold
Forney
Barnards
Langford
Trinity
Vail
U. of P
McGlensey
Campbell
Timer—MacArthur
Lasker Wins Second Match Game At Manhattan Club
New York October 19 Champion Lasker defeated Hodges in 47 moves using the Dutch defence at the Manhattan Chess Club to even the series He will play Showwalter next Thursday Edward Hyams plans a match game with Lasker tomorrow evening
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New York
Lasker
Manhattan Chess Club
Hodges
Showwalter
Edward Hyams
Duck hunting tragedy near Beverly Cove claims two men
Salem reports two Beverly men missing after a frail canoe trip at dawn. John E. Foster and Frank W. Wilson left Essex and Andrew streets at 4.30 a m and had not returned by nightfall. Salvaged canoe fragments and a paddle found on Pickman's beach near Beverly Cove support an accident.
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Salem
John E. Foster
Essex Street
Beverly
Frank W. Wilson
Andrew Street
Pickman's Beach
Beverly Cove
Lewis Lynn
Gonaives Quiet as Refugees Seek Conculates Help
Oct 19 Haiti news reports Gonaives calm under Gen Lt Feix Colin as government forces maintain order. Many refugees still shelter in foreign consulates. Killick family in German consulate. Marine guards have returned to ships. Cincinnati D Assas Falke move away for Port de Paix Port Au Prince Cape Haytien.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Gonthves
Feix Colin
Tiffre
Admiral Killick
United States
Cincinnati
Uere
Port de Paix
D'Assas
Falke
Cape Haytien
Ten Deaths Daily From Fever In Colon Forces
Kingston Jamaica October nineteenth reports from the steamer Orinoco arriving from Colon Colombia state yellow fever and smallpox have broken out among Colombian government troops at Colon with ten deaths daily among soldiers.
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Kingston, Ja
Colon
Colombia
White Ribbons Hear Dr Sanders and Lady Somerset in Portland
In Portland on October 19 the National W C T U delegates filled St Luke's cathedral and Jefferson theatre as Dr Henry Sanders of London and Lady Henry Somerset spoke on temperance. Crowds overflowed city hall with hundreds turned away. Sanders urged guiding the blind from drink’s grip and called churches to address vice and poverty, while Somerset urged church members to act, criticizing a bishop’s alleged remarks and urging unity for temperance.
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Wa. Co. T. U
Dr. Sanders
St. Luke's Cathedral
Jefferson Theatre
City Hall
Henry Somerset
St. Luke's Episcopal Cathedral
Henry 8. Sanders
Bromisy
London
Duxhurst
Sanders
George Whitefield
Christ
Jesus Christ
Stevens
Elizabeth W. Greenwood
New York
Evangelistic Department
Cameron
England
John B. Keating
Boothby
Henry
Lady Somerset
Bishop Potter
Declining Barcelona exports to Cuba and the Philippines
The British consul-general reports Barcelona manufactures facing a sharp fall in exports to Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines, with only £72,000 last year compared to £360,000 in 1900 and £2.8 million in 1999. Despite losses, Spanish producers pivoted to domestic markets, boosting woven goods, cotton and linen, and new factories. Barcelona’s wealth grows with a population over 660,000, new roads, and cosmopolitan growth attracting foreign business and tramway projects.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Europe
Spain
London Times
Stage Army in Distress and a Wartime Curtain Gag
Charles Richman recalled a humorous first performance of In the East where two brothers fight on opposite sides in the Civil War. A mistaken cue by a fat German Union soldier caused a comic rampart moment as the audience laughed while the rest of the cast were misaligned, provoking the cry We are gettin licked.
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Charles Richman
East
Vicksburg
Richman
Chicago Inter-Ocean
It's the little colds that grow into big colds watch the little colds
An old health advertisement warns that small colds can worsen into serious illness such as consumption and death. It promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy to nip colds in the bud and protect long term health.
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Dr. Wood
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