Lively polo clash ends in a 12 to 8 victory for Company C
In Morristown New Jersey a crowd of 600 watched Company C defeat C M A C 12 to 8 in an amateur polo match. Company C dominated early with five points to one in the first period, solid defense by Phaneuf and Ram sey, and a strong team effort throughout. C M A C rallied in the second period but could not overturn the lead as Allard and Sicard struggled to sustain their usual form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company C
L'Association Catholique Hall
C. M. A. C. Cage
Phaneuf
Ramsey
Stanley
Allard
Ramsey Cveress Co
Secord
ASC
Alara
Ais Co
Sess Tanceseue Co
Owe Ce Oco
Snow
Tetreault
Harnois
Cas Cless
csQind Soule
Greeley and
Gill
Jack O'Brien Tops Jeffords In Six-Round Victory
Philadelphia reports Jack O'Brien defeated Jim Jeffords of California in a six round boxing match at the Broadway Athletic Club tonight. O'Brien showcased decisive punches and controlled the bout from the opening bell, securing the win in the city of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Jim Jeffords
California
Broadway A. C
Spanish minister presents credentials to Roosevelt
Washington October 23 Senor Don Emilio De Ojeda recently named Spanish minister to the United States formally presented his credentials to President Roosevelt. After the customary exchanges the President and the Spaniard spoke briefly in a cordial chat lasting a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor
Don Emilio de Ojeda
Spain
United States
Roosevelt
Senor Ojeda
British transport sails from Bermuda with Boer prisoners
The British transport Sunia left Bermuda for Cape Town carrying 430 former Boer prisoners. Hospital ships and naval aides confirmed the voyage as part of prisoner exchange arrangements, with Hamilton reporting the departure on October 23.
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Bermuda
Cape Town
Hamilton
Sunia
Roxbury 16 Lowell 0 in tough Roxbury victory at Fair Grounds
Roxbury dominated the Lowell High eleven from kickoff, holding the ball most of the game and scoring three touchdowns via Buck Ewing who stood out on offense. Lowell showed little offense, managing one brief possession and failing to gain yardage as Roxbury rolled to a 16 to 0 victory before about 300 spectators.
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Lowell High School
Roxbury High
Fairgrounds
Husky
Lowell Boys
Roxbury
Buck” Ewing
Lowell
Amesbury
C. Williams
Mack
Cudworth
Parker
Jewett
Smith
Masters
Cuddy
Ewing
Spindle City
Roxbury Rooters
Lowell Carret le
Ihb
Cavanaugh le le Fels Curley
Smith Mountain
Gelifneau
A. Williams
Mevis Beerg
Varnum Godfrey
Pearson Rosenthal
Rere Jewett Mack
Parker C
Williams
Brigham Amesbury
Masters Ewing
Sullivan
Carl Burtt
Polo exhibition in Lowell features local rivals
The Tri Color suit team faces Crescent before a Huntington Hall polo match as Lowell hosts a busy night of polo. Players Holderness Hart and Lewis arrived, Jean and Mullin are in town, while O Hara, Murphy, Cameron, Heffernan and Warner are still being cared for. Spindle City faces Oaklands at Oaklands rink and a Portland squad is expected to upset Lowell if fast as in Lexington. The event aims to boost interest in Providence polo as teams look strong. William Bannon of Worcester declines offers from Western league teams to stay with the Worcester roller polo club amid Horlicks bid.
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Oaklands
Spindle City
Providence
Parsons
Fox
Wiliam Bannon
Worcester
Orlicks
Racine
Wis
Bannon
Horlicks
Flat Will Try It Again In De Soto Stake News
Dan Patch failed to lower the world trotting record of 1.59 1 4 in an afternoon attempt at the trotting park in Memphis. The pacer started strong but tired late as the wire came at 2.01 flat on a rough back stretch. Officials said track conditions hindered the run and another attempt is planned next week. Gail Hamilton the Bay Filly won the De Soto Stake in fast time.
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Gail Hamilton
de Soto
Memphis
Tenn
Dan Patch
McHenry
Daniel
Connor
Charley Farrell
Paul Gardner
Clintons
Worcesters
Dan Daly
Ed, Devlin
Pete Woods
Bill Bannon
Charley Barrell
Indianapolis
Ben Mulford
August Kuhn
Jack Grim
Columbus
Doc
M.D
Grim
Atlanta
Knoxville
Dayton
Ironton
Oakland
San Francisco
Clarke Griffith
Standings and top scores in Mercantile Bowlers league
The Mercantile Bowlers league lists team standings and top individual and team scores after week three led by Simpson & Rowland with 14 wins and 3 losses. Highest team score reached 2424 by Simpson & Rowland. Burns, S. & R. set a 530 individual total, and Carr, Inc. posted the highest single game 217. In a late match at East Merrimack Street alleys, Merrimack Engravers Team 1 beat Team 2 by 19 pins in a tight see-saw finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Bowlers League
P.C. Simpson & Rowland
Swift & Bailey
Harmon
H. H. Wilder & Co
F. M. Bill & Co
Simpson & Rowland
Merrimack Street
Merrimack Engravers
Nashua Races Report Mixed Favorites and Collisions
A large Nashua crowd witnessed a race card including a 2.19 trot won by Lake Queen and a 2.17 pace captured by Harry L. The 2.22 pace saw a collision causing Ned Gilling and Hazel S to fall from their sulkies, uninjured. Ephraim, the favored, faded, while Midnight and Ralph Wick were notable inouts.
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Nashua
N. H
Lake Queen
Ralph Wick
Midnight
Harry L
Ephraim
Ned Gilling
Hazel S
Red Lake
Miller
van Auken
Parker G
Fox
Rustic
Shyne
Arthur
Juno
Stevens
Smith
Harness Racing Card with Jockey and Horses Details
The snippet lists horses and drivers in a harness racing card with times around 2.16 to 2.22. Entries include George B jr with Mitchell, Lady Schley with Whitney, Emmet H with Richardson, Hazel D with Owlet, Brownstone, Ned Gilling with McCarthy, Ephraim with Merrill, Ethel Red with Bass, Red Shed with Palmer and purse notes of 300 dollars. Times show 2.16 and 2.21 ranges, with unfinished notation.
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George B. Jr
Mitchell
Lady Schley
Whitney
Emmet H
Richardson
Hazel D
Owelt
Brownstone
G ¢Award
Ned Gilling
McCarthy
Ephraim
Merrill
Ethel Red
Brg
Bass
Red Shed
Palmer
Diamond Ball Player Moves to New York Team
The Diamond reports Herman Long, famed for speed and fielding, signs to play second base for the New York American League club. The piece mixes player notes from Worcester and Indianapolis, cites old games and a Mississippi legislative idea to ban baseball in parts of the year, and observes widespread year round play among negro teams in cotton regions.
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Herman Long
Fast Company
New York
Selfridge Ousted In Clyde Park Golf Clash
W Selfridge of the Vesper Country club fell to A Graves of Concord in the opening round at Clyde Park Brookline, seven up with five to play.
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Morristown
N. J
Morris County Golf Club
Inter-Collegue Golf Association
J. W. Baker
Princeton
H. B. Hollins, Jr
Harvard
P. Pyne
H. B. McFarland
Pennsylvania
Walter Egan
L. Hy
Conklin
N. S. Campbell
Yale
H. c. Eagan
Earn
Pyne
Hollins
Baker
W. Selfridge
The
Vesper Country Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
Graves
Concord
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Collegiate Colfers
P. C
Co. C
M. A.C
C. W
O'Brien
Jeffords
Huntington Hall
Ellngwood’s
Columbia
Crescent
Holderness
Hart
Lewis
Arlington Hotel
Jean
Mullin
Tom Murphy
Paddy O'Hara
Jimmy Cameron
Bill Heffernan
Frank Warner
O'Hara
Cotter
Cameron
Jimmy Mulvaney
Lowe
Lowell Inn
Portland
Lewiston
Ss. CG. W
Hodgman
Burns
Carr
Brainard
S. Sheehy
Milne
S. B
Harriman
H. H. W. Howes
R Clark
Donovan
F. M. Marley
A. Harmon
Har Lyons
TAAL
Shepard
la Duke
Ind
Lavelle
H. H. W. Sentara
Sheldon
H. BH
Coburn
I. Shepard
Driscoll
Bill
G. Harmon
Team One
Sugdén Tee
Parthenais Bros
J. L. Chalifoux
Forten
Z. Normandin
Guilletteen Eens
J. Normandin Wi
Fortier
Byron Wilkes
Paige
Cox
Alberta
Pope
Wasco
Timothy
Riley
Harry T
Coolidge
Rath- Dong
Ussiesescannes
Annie M
Doble
Gillis
Earl W
Wescott
Bornlight
Ch m
Casuisis
Rom
Bowser
Merrimack St
L. C. Smitta
Hunter Arms CO
Makers
Brave
Central Street
Market Street
Lui NG Ammunition Dept
Bowler Bros
Worceler
Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
Selfridge
Hildreth
Caleb L. Smith
Boston
Middlesex St
Remnats of
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street , Cor. Appleton
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