Lowell Triumphs Over Lawrence In Polo Clash
Lowell defeats Lawrence 11 to 3 in Huntington Hall in a dominant exhibition. Bone and Cam eron stood out for Lowell while Lations and Canavan failed to appear for Lawrence. Mallory and Mullin offered solid defense as Lowell controlled floor work, passing, and scoring.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Huntington Hall
Lations
Canavan
Cameron
Portland
Lawrence Baseball Club
Lauoass
Little Mallory
Providence
George Bone
Bone
Mallory
Joe Fox
Mullin
Coggeshall
Gavitt
Bean Pole
Owis
Hart
Jean
Ney
Lewis
Tommy Holderness
Chelsea and Chelsea-like talent loom in Lowell opener
The rink in Lowell hosts the league opener with Chelsea expected to perform strongly tomorrow night. Fritz Klobedanz may prove a capable polo referee while O Hara, a star half back last season, seeks new engagement. Parson’s Providence squad looks weak but rising. Whipple’s absence suggests he may have gone west. Malachi Jed Kittredge forecasts a Worcester win if his team repeats late-season form. Fat Tom Cotter promotes his squad as among the league’s best, and Lowell fans will judge Chelsea’s showing tomorrow.
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Malachi Jed
Kittredge
Worcester
Lowell
Fat Tom Cotter
Chelsea
The Ring Week Of Bouts Across Cities
The ring lists matches for Wednesday through Saturday with multiple bouts across venues in Savannah Philadelphia Bangor Chicago and Los Angeles. Notable pairs include Jimmy Gardiner versus Luther Manuel Chick Monahan versus John E Butler Belfield Walcott versus Joe Handler and Tomm y Fel tz versus Andy Daley among others.
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Jimmy Gardiner
Luther Manuel
Chick Monahan
John E. Butler
Belfield Walcott
Joe Handler
Criterion A. C
George Munroe
J. Cleary
Saginaw
Andy Daley
Tommy Feltz
Savannah
Clinton Wins First League Polo Contest In Overtime
Nearly 2000 fans in Worcester watched Clinton defeat Worcester 5 goals to 4 after over two minutes of overtime. The night opened the polo season with a close, spirited game as Mercer and Clinton traded leads and last actions, Daly and Campbell among Clinton players earning scores. Attendance reached about 1800, with Cashman and Banner noted for stops and Fouls charged to Wood Devlin.
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Worcester
Clinton
Clinton Worcester
Mercer
Daly Campbell
Pierce Farrell
Devlin Gardner
Wood Cashman
G Bannon
Pierce
Daly Clinton
Campbell Clinton
Daly
Campbell
Mercer Siuje
Cashman
Banner
Wood
Devlin
Connelly
Timor—Donovan
Cresceus Fails to Break Mile Record in Cold Wind
Cresceus failed to beat the mile record at Memphis on October 28 in 2.05 1 2 with cool conditions and a direct tailwind down the back stretch. Dan Patch the pacer also did not match the world mark, finishing the mile in 2.01 2, while Gentry won the 2.13 pacers race from Cabanola. The Dean won the 2.24 trot, Hugh Wynn’s horse took the 2.12 trot, and Dr Monical won the 2.10 amateur pace in steady time.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cresceus
Lowell
Crescens
Robert McGregor
Dan Patch
Gentry
Cabanola
Rank
McCoy
Dean
Hugh Wynn
A. Warren
Louisville
Lowell One Price Defeats Merrimack Clothing in Alley Match
The Lowell One Price team Caesar Misch clerks defeated Merrimack Clothing by a score of 2125 to 1820 at Les Miserables alleys last night. F. D. Shadduck's men played against Caesar Misch's crew for the victory.
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Lowell One Price
Merrimack Clothing Company
Lowell One Price Co
Caesar Misch Clerks
F. D. Shadduck
Caesar Misch
Faucher Seeeeenes
Bourke
AISL
Gosselin
Reno
Dane
E. D. Shadduck Landers
Corcoran
Kerregan
McGrievey
Bowen
Eee
Simpson & Rowland
Harmon
Marley
Beaulieu
McCluske
Brainard
Howes
Harmon A
Lyon
Harmon G
Coburn
Basketball news and league talks in Worcester
The article discusses new basketball suits for the Burkes and P A C, Fields of P A C expected to star, and optimistic league outlook by President Sawyer. Mayor Badger to throw in the ball at the opening game in Huntington hall, with several team meetings planned and potential return games.
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Sawyer
Badger
Burkes
Huntington Hall
Centrals
Lafayette
J. H. Thompson
Father Mathew
Wilcox
Ware
Putman
Putnam
Ross
Baltimore
Webster
George D. Morse
Hudson
Worcester
Jockeys Plan Suit Over Lost French Licenses
Paris reports J. Reiff and Milton Henry, American jockeys whose licenses to ride in France were withdrawn after a Jockey Club investigation, will sue for damages. The riders have hired Lawyers Lagasse and Labori, and a writ is to be served tomorrow.
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Paris
J. Reiff
Milton Henry
Jockey Club
Jokeys
Reiff
Henry
Lagasse and
Labori
Sullivan Absent For Brooklyn Fight Card
Chicago October 28 Eddie Santry of this city was to meet Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn, but the bout did not occur as Sullivan failed to appear leaving the ring idle and the event unstaged.
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Chicago
Eddie Santry
This City
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Sullivan Wins Bout in Boston After Two Minutes
Gardiner Me Oct 28 John Twin Sullivan of Cambridge was awarded the decision over John E Butler of Boston after two minutes of fighting in the fifth round. Sullivan dominated Butler throughout the brief bout and secured the victory.
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Gardiner
John “Twin” Sullivan
Cambridge
John E. Butler
Boston
Sullivan
Butler
Draw Bout Between Grant and Schoentein Ends in Tie
Joe Grant of Washington at 145 pounds and Gus Schoentein of Baltimore at 150 pounds wrestled two hours in catch as catch can style with no fall. The referee ruled the match a draw.
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Baltimore
Joe Grant
Washington
Gus Schoentein
Shamrock III Construction to Start Within Fortnight
Glasgow report indicates Shamrock III is near frame bending completion and keel plate shaping with actual building to begin in about two weeks. The project advances toward launching the yacht, reflecting ongoing naval design progress and shipyard activity.
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Glasgow
Nashua Races Off Postponed By Rain
Rain delays horse races in Nashua New Hampshire causing postponement for the day on October 28.
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Nashua
N. H
Injury and retirement shadows in baseball legends
The piece notes O'Reilly from Worcester, once with Haverhill, discharged after a knee cap fracture from a July collision with Delehanty. Fred Pfeffer, long a star, likely cannot play again after a broken arm while practicing for Racine Kenosha. Pfeffer faced a 30 year career with few injuries and may end his on field days. The essay recalls Jack Stivetts as Cy Young’s equal in build but with an iron arm.
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O'Reilly
Worcester
Haverhill
Toronto
Delehanty
Fred Pfeffer
Racine
Kenosha
Pfeffer
Decatur
Jack Stivetts
Cy’ Young
Enigmatic coal digger named Jack returns to mines
A brief society note describes Jack, once favored by friends, facing rivalries and temper, leading to his return to the coal mines. He is now among President Baer's resistant workers quarrying the black anthracite diamond.
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Jack
Baer
Yale Golf elects Campbell captain and Jennings manager
New Haven Conn Oct 28 N S Campbell of Providence Rhode Island was tonight elected captain of the Yale Golf team for the ensuing year Jake Jennings of New York was elected manager Cambridge Oct 28 At a meeting of the Harvard Freshmen football team J D Nichols was elected captain.
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New Haven
Conn
N. S. Campbell
Providence
R. I
Yale
Jake Jennings
New York
Cambridge
Harvard
el J. D. Nichols
Nationalists pause campaign until Redmond returns
London October 28 Nationalist members of the House of Commons have halted any further parliamentary agitation after securing discussion of coercion. They await the return of John Redmond Irish leader from the United States. A large group of Irish members departed for Ireland today.
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London
House of Commons
John Redmond
United States
Ireland
Mrs Mary Hartwell Catherwood Improves Slightly
Chicago on October 28 Mrs Mary Hartwell Catherwood noted novelist has been critically ill at her home for a week and is reported slightly better today with physicians hopeful for eventual recovery.
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Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Chicago
Probable loss of coal barge crew near Eaton's Neck
Northport Long Island October 28 a coal barge with a full load broke away from the tow in a gale off Eaton's Neck and sank shortly after. The crew is not yet accounted for and no trace has been found.
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Eaton's Neck
Northport
L. I
Roosevelt to vote in Oyster Bay and attend Philadelphia event
President Roosevelt will travel to Oyster Bay on Monday to vote on Tuesday. He plans to receive election returns at Sagamore Hill that night and attend a Masonic celebration in Philadelphia on Wednesday before returning to Washington late Wednesday or Thursday morning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Philadelphia
Bryan Unhurg Nebraskan Orator Sled In Refrigerator Car
The Bryan special crashed into a freight caboose at Arena Brown Canyon Col. that left three people safe after leaping. Bryan uninjured and his party placed in an empty refrigerator car drawn by a freight engine, then moved to Nattope seven miles away.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Bryan
Arena
Brown Canyon
Leadville
Mr. Bryan
Nattope
Captain Schaefer Appointed Naval Attache
Berlin reports Captain Erwin Schaefer has been appointed naval attache of Germany at Washington, succeeding Captain Rebeur Paschwitz who becomes first officer of the battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II. First Light. Von Bredeow named German military attache in Washington starting December 1.
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Berlin
Erwin Schaefer
Germany
Washington
Rebeur Paschwitz
von Rbredow
Bail Set at $100,000 for Andrews in City Savings Case
Detroit lawyers say three bondsmen have posted to meet the $100,000 bail for Frank C. Andrews, vice president of the failed City Savings bank, to await a motion for a new trial after his conviction.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Supreme Caurt
Andrews
Pittsburg Coal Firms to Merge for $110 Million Capital
Pittsburg Gazette reports negotiations under way to merge the Pittsburg Coal Co and the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co with combined authorized capital of 110 million dollars and assets of 130,088,581 dollars. The merger would create the strongest bituminous coal company globally with a combined output near 30,000,000 tons annually.
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Pittsburg
the Gazette
Pittsburg Coal Company
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
D S Bell Dead Noted Author and Educator Dies
Washington October 28 David Charles Bell a renowned author educator and Shakespearean scholar and nephew of Alexander Graham Bell died at the Bell homestead today of heart failure in the city.
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Washington
David Charles Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell Homestead
Health board orders general vaccination in Marlboro
Marlboro on October 28 reports a case of smallpox prompting the board of health to order a city wide vaccination. Circulars have been sent to all manufacturers informing them of the measure.
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Marlboro
Board of Health
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