Lowell and Providence Polo Clash Ends 10 to 3
Lowell overwhelms Providence in an exhibition polo match at Huntington hall with Coffey standing in for the missing Milory. Loweffort visitors suffer from Mallory’s absence as Mullin shines in goal and the Lowell lineup displays its famed team play before about 1200 spectators.
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Huntington Hall
Lowell
Providence
Coffey
John Wiley
Wiley
Devlin
Lawrence
Milory
Silent Curtis
Higgins
Lewis
Hart O
Big Jean
Tommy Hedderness
Frank Mullin
Joe Fox
Mallory
Providence Lewis
Curtis Hart
R Higgins
Jean E Ec
Wiley Hiderness
Curtis Lowell
Lewis Lowell
Hart Segre
Curtis
Su Devlin
Mullen
Fred Kilbedanz
Timer
It. C. Puradis
Oakland routs S C W in polo match 11 to 2
Oaklands dominated the rink Saturday night as Birtwhistle nets six goals and Pearson adds two in an 11 to 2 victory over S C W. Harper shines with 40 stops in goal while McKillop and Stillings contribute on defense and offense. Attendance 125.
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Oaklands
Polo
Parsons
Rush
Briggs
Lindquist
Harper Argon
Oakland
Birtwhistle
Pearson
McKillop
W. McKillop
Stillings
Dubois
Parsons Bennett
Geary Burke
Harper
Hennett
Burke
Linscott
Greely
Harness meet in Nashua ends with multiple wins and a spill
The first week of Nashua New Hampshire harness racing closed with favorites prevailing in the 2.22 pace and the 2.15 trot. A spill marred the event as Byron Wilkes and his horse fell during warmups, but the program’s standout marks included Midnight 2.18 3-4 in the 2.15 trot, Emmett H. 2.20 1-4 in the 2.22 pace, Red Bird 2.21 3-4 in the 2.22 trot, and Bunker Hill 2.15 1-4 in the 2.15 pacing, each with purses of 300.
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Nashua
N. H
Byron Wilkes
Wilkes
Emmett H
Red Bird
Bunker Hill
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Drug Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes a cold cure claim with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by druggists for 25 cents. It notes a money back refund if it fails to cure and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Harvard's Day Brown's Great Victory
Harvard escapes with a 6 to 0 win over Brown in Cambridge as Kernan and Harvard’s faster line and backs show improvement. 15,000 spectators saw a tight game with key fumbles and offsides, one Harvard holding penalty, and a first half touchdown set by Knowlton after a Kernan run.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Kernan
Marshall
Brown Clark
le Shinn Wright
Webb A. Marshall
Shaw Isarnard
Cobb King
Ec Cotter Knowlton
Sheehan Lurgess
Haskell C. Marshall
Scudder Kernan
Barry Hurley
Lynch Graycon
Baker
Knowlton
Barnard
Matthews
Clark
Shea
Wright
Mills
Ixnuchton
Knowles
College Scores and Annotations From Northeast Debut
New Haven Yale 24 Syracuse 9. Princeton 21 Columbia 0. U P 6 Bucknell 5. Carlisle Indians 63 Medicoch Philadelphia 0. West Point 20 Williams 0. Hanover Amherst 12 Dartmouth. Worcester Holy Cross 12 Vermont 5. Dover New Hampshire State 10 Boston College 6. Medford Massachusetts Agricultural 5 Tufts 0. Washington Lafayette 23 Georgetown 0. Hartford Wesleyan 3 Trinity 6. Brunswick Colby 16 Bowdoin 5. Ithaca Cornell 57 Oberlin 0. Annapolis Dickinson 6 Navy 0. Cleveland Western Reserve 22 Buffalo 0. Bethlehem Penn Lehigh 46 New York University 0. Lancaster Franklin Marshall 67 Gallaudet 6.
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New Haven
Yale
Syracuse
Princeton
Columbia
Philadelphia
U. of P
Bucknell
Carlisle—Indians
Medicoch of
West Point
Williams
Hanover
Amherst
Dartmouth
Worcester
Holy Cross
University of Vermont
Dover
New Hampshire State College
Boston College
Medford
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Tufts
Washington
Lafayette
Georgetown
Hartford
Wesleyan
Trinity
Brunswick
Colby
Bowdoin
Ithaca
Cornell
Oberlin
Annapolis
Dickinson
Navy
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Buffalo University
Bethlehem
Penn—Lehigh
New York University
Lancaster
Franklin & Marshall
Gallaudet
Lowell High Gridiron Struggles With Injuries Ahead of Waltham
Lowell High school faces a depleted squad to meet Waltham as several key players are sidelined with knee and leg injuries. Captain Cudworth limps, Master and Sullivan are out, and White from Textile school tears his arm requiring season ending recovery. Clapp dislocated shoulder, Somerville game saw ankle break and lingering pains across both teams. The rough contest at the Fairgrounds last week heightened concerns for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Waltham
Master and Sullivan
Cudworth
Fairgrounds
Roxbury High School
White
Textile
Somerville
Clapp
Corbett Rice Fight Opposed by Local Societies
Waterbury Catholic Endeavor and Epworth League groups held a mass meeting at First M E church to petition Mayor Kilduff and State Attorney John P. Kelley to block the November 6 Young Corbett vs Rice bout. They may seek a superior court injunction if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Christian Endeavor and
Epworth League Societies
M. EF
Kilduff
John P. Kelley
Golfers Paraiond Net Four Up In Saturday Match
Ambiguity limits details but reports a Saturday golf match where Mi Pariond led by four holes over Harold. The result suggests a steady play with Pariond taking the decisive edge before late holes. Further specifics, including full names and scores, are not clear in the provided text.
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Harold
Ware Admitted High Salaries Made Reasonable at Worcester Meet
At the Massachusetts league meeting in Worcester the admission of Ware was approved, expanding the league to eight clubs and ending the Central league’s threat. A salary cap of five dollars per game was adopted, with teams collecting fifty dollar deposits and admission prices set for Worcester and Lowell. Referees will audition before permanent selection.
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Worcester
Bay State House
Ware
James Gray
Lowell
Burkes
Redmond
Morse
Central League
Kynoch
South Framingham
Maynard
Scott
Gray
P. A.C
Connors
Boston
Tierney
Henry. Lynch
C. P. Davitt
Everett
W. T. Green
Hudson
Charles Connors
P. H. Hare
T. J. Foley
W. Knox
League
Local basketball scene and Thanksgiving boast in Manchester
The P A C lineup includes Allard Fields McFarland Harrington and Tighe. The Burkes present Healey Donnelly Qualey Regan Devlin. McFarland undecided on position. Urban hall hosts all games with out of town teams. Manchester manager John F Smith seeks opponent for Thanksgiving night game and urges others to contact him at 236 Grove street.
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Allard
Fields
McFarland
Harrington
Tighe
Burkes
Healey
Donnelly
Qualey
Regan
Devlin
Urban Hall
John F. Smith
Manchester
N. H
Smith
Queen City
Leominster weighs minor league cricket plan
A Saturday meeting in Leominster discussed forming a regional minor cricket league including Fitchburg Billerica Maynard the Zions and Reserve teams of the Mohairs and Buntings The Leominster group doubted strong state interest in a minor league competition.
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Tere
Leominster
Fitchburg
Billerica
Maynard
the Zions
Mohairs
Buntings
Poor Pittsburg Ban Johnsons Roster Shows Inroads on NL
Nineteen of the National League stars have joined the Johnson forces for next year, thinning Pittsburg for the club that will represent New York in the American league circuit. The list names players by team across New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Brooklyn, Louisville, St. Louis, and Omaha with signed pitchers, catchers, infielders, and outfielders bound for different clubs. The article highlights the breadth of signings and Pittsburg’s notable loss, with many names moving to major league teams nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnson Forces
Pittsburg
New York
Johnson
Chesbro
Tannehill
Newton
Brooklyn
Owen
Omaha
Wiltse
Howell
Baltimore
Adkins
Milwaukee
O'Connor
Smith
Ganzel
Louisville
Williams
Long
Boston
Leach
Jones
Conroy
Dundon
Denver
St. Louis
Powell
Donovan
Sudhoff
Reidy
Mathewson
Bowerman
Kahoe
Sugden
Anderson
Padden
Wallace
McCormick
Hemphill
Heidrick
Friel
Burkett
Cleveland
Bernhard
Joss
Wright
Moore
Bemis
Abbott
New Orleans
Hickman
Lajoie
Godnauer
Bradley
McCarthy
Bey
Flick
Washington
Orth
Townsend
Lee
Patten
Birmingham
Clarke
Drill
Carey
Demontreville
Robinson
Kansas City
Coughlin
Delehanty
Stanley
Patterson
Callahan
Griffith
White
Philadelphia
Dunkle
Flaherty
Isbell
Daly
Davis
Green
E. Jones
Textile school secures hard fought 6 to 0 win over Andover
Textile school defeated Andover High 6 to 0 at Spalding park after a slow start. Preston scored the touchdown and Buchan added the conversion as Textile held off Andover in a two half contest. Midwood Dewey and Maloney were among standouts for Textile and Maloney for Andover. Attendance was about 300.
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Textile
Andover High School
Spalding Park
Spandle
Andover
Lowell
Capt. White
Clapp
Somerville
Lowell High School
Baldwin
Preston
Buchan
Midwood
Donlan
Dewéy
Maloney
Malburn
Maguire
Collins
Johnson
Textile Andover
Midwood le le Sutliffe
Lucy
Collins Dewey
Wright
Blackford Hutton
Nothing Better For a Bad Cough Says Patent Remedy
An advertisement proclaims F and B Syrup of White Pine and Tar with Codeine as the cure for any cough with a money back guarantee. It promises rapid relief and refunds if not satisfied, urging readers to purchase the remedy from local druggists.
Back From The Hunt In New Hampshire Woods
Walter Smith Barry Simpson and J F Tinker returned to Lowell after a two weeks hunt near Leehill New Hampshire They drove back over 48 miles in a single day and resumed duties afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Walter Smith
Barry Simpson
J. F. Tinker
Lowell
Leehill
N. H
Reliable Low Priced Druggists Ad Notice
Advertisement for Reliable Low Priced Druggists successors to C I Blanchard at 418 Middlesex Col Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station opens at 6 a m showing shop hours and location in a historic urban context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I’. Blanchard
Middlesex
Col. Thorndike Street
Rink reports mixed polo hockey notes and star players
The Worcester team gains Donnie Bartlett as sixth man amid a hard exhibition game in Lowell. Fritz Klobedanz refereed, Kirby impressed fans who gave him a pin, and Smiling Willie Parsons hinted the season could be the greatest yet. The Clinton town editor quips about nightfall in the new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Bartlett
Worcesters
Bartlett
Fritz” Klobedanz
Me’ Murnane
Kirby
Willie Parsons
Providence
Baseball News Mix Of Marriage Records And Rumors
The Diamond reports New York club transfer of $100000 to Andrew Freedman and a record 258769 paid admissions in Buffalo for eastern league games. Adrian Joss and Miss Lillianshir of Toledo wed in Monroe Michigan on October 1. Joe Cantillon may leave umpiring duties. Homer Smoot, husband, tied to his father’s will. Ban Johnson dines with blank shells during Comiskey trip, a humorous misfire causing a day’s hunting loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comiskey-Johnson
Ban Johnson
Ban
The Fashionable Sign in Modern City Buildings
A New York Sun interview cites how modern signs on stores and lofts follow uniform size rules at street and upper floors. Net-signs with gilded raised letters adorn façades, using galvanized iron fittings to avoid rust, with carved lettering becoming the prevailing style fading older sign fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Sign Making Trends Shift Toward Colorful Back Grounds
The article notes a transition from black back grounds to a wide array of colored backgrounds in signs, with raised letter effects and gold on dark greens. It contrasts black and white, black and gold as simplest, while retailers favor vivid colors. It observes variety across wholesale and retail districts, reflecting ongoing progress in sign design.
Precocious Child Put To Practical Life
A mother argues against early college for her twelve year old, proposing practical work on a farm, then in a country print shop to provide real life experience. The piece cites Pater Familias from Good Housekeeping, urging hands on labor and language skills as a foundation for future education and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Pater
A Liberati Offer for Stomach and Liver Tablets
The undersigned offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking relief from stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. It is described as a new remedy and a good one and is available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Truggists
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Epworth Societies
Grove Street
Sporting Editor
Putsy
Andover High
Codeine
J.& P. Coat’s
Jardinieres
Munyon
Tom Cotter
McGilvary Bunch
Michael Cashman
Clinton
Brockton Enterprise
Brush
Andrew Freedman
Buffalo
Adrian Joss
Lillianshir
Toledo
Monroe, Mich
Monroe
Tis
Joe Cantillon
Homer Smoot
Boston “Herald
Homer
Liberati
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