Slow Chelsea Polo Opens as Lowell Crushes Chelsea
Lowell defeats Chelsea 12 to 3 in Huntington Hall as Hart and Lewis star for Lowell, backed by Jean and Miller. Chelsea’s Doherty and Wodtke sparred, but Chelsea failed to score in the first period amid crowd roughhouse play and solid Lowell defense led by Mullin and Heffernan.
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Big Tom Cotter
Chelsea
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Lowell Boys
Heffernan
Doherty
Miller
Whipple
Wootke
Rush
Lewis
Hart
Jean
Tommy Holderness
Mullin
Wodtke
Dr. Oe
Fox
Wedtke
Tommy Connolly
Connolly
R Whipple Hart
Wodtke Jean
Ce Miller Holderness
Doherty Mulling
G Heffernan
Goimeievis
Hart Lowell
Lewis Lowell
Wodtke Seore LiwWell
Sg Escas Bbs
Atesis
Ceianosis
R. Cc
Paradis
Rink notes and remarks from a Lowell game
Noted observers describe Clinton farmer Mercer as a superb player and recount comments by Tom Cotter and George Bone on Umpiring, referees, and crowd reactions after a Lowell match. Mrs Connolly attended with her referee husband and her marriage was recent.
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Thomas Connolly
Lowell
Mrs. Connolly
Swift Bailey triumphs over Independents on Les Miserables alleys
In a high scoring night at Les Miserables alleys, Swift and Bailey defeated the Independents 2151 to 2035. Also, Lowell One Price topped J L Chalifoux's team on the same alleys with a notable score.
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Swift & Bailey
Independents
Lowell
J. L. Chalifoux
Clark Ee
Gardner and Kelly settle draw in 20 rounds at Old Mill Arena
In Providence on October 30 Jimmy Kelly of New York drew with Jimmy Gardner of Lowell after a strong finish in the 20th round before the Scituate Athletic club in Saundersville Rhode Island. Gardner led early and Kelly rallied to salvage a draw. A ten round prelim saw George Ashley defeat Al Jansen. In Philadelphia Maher and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien fought six rounds to a draw.
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Providence
R. I
Jimmy Kelly
New York
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Old Mill Arena
Saundersville
Scituate Athletic Club
Gardner
Kelly
George Ashley
Fall River
al Jansen
Philadelphia
Peter Maher
Jack" O'Brien
Midnight and Lake Queen Triumph at Nashua Races
On a warm Nashua afternoon October 30, the 2.15 trot and 2.19 pace and trot featured Midnight and Lake Queen as strong favorites. Midnight won the 2.15 trot with Alberta taking heat one before Midnight swept the next two heats, while Lake Queen captured the 2.19 trot after a decisive first heat and a tougher second. Byron Wilkes and Parker G. chased for place as stout fields closed out the card.
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Nashua
N. H
Nancy Allen
Billy Hurd
Allen
Midnight
Alberta
Byron Wilkes
Lake Queen
Parker G
Matty
Henry N
Flint
Palmer
Earl W
Wescott
Shiner
Durland
Memphis Meet Bay Mare Daniel Posts Fast Mare Time
The Memphis Trotting association fall meeting closed with large attendance and favorable weather. The matinee tomorrow features Crescens, Dan Patch, and Prince Alert aiming for mile records. Bay mare Daniel wins the 2.06 pace dash in 2.04 3-4, the fastest by a mare this year, as Laurette driven by Kinney takes two races.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Crescens
Dan Patch
Prince Alert
Lord Derby
Me Dash
Daniel
Laurette
Kinney
U.S. Bunting Cricket Board Votes for Sunday Meeting
The executive board of the U.S. Bunting Cricket team voted to hold a special general meeting Sunday at 2 PM at the clubhouse. The football team will practice at the grounds on Saturday afternoon.
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U.S. Bunting Cricket Team
Harvard Practice Struggles with Signal Work and Fumbles
Harvard football practice at Cambridge today focused on signaling and coaching, with Kernan delivering some punts and the ends showcasing speed during sprints. The squad showed slow line play and frequent fumbles, and freshman guard Frye suffered a broken leg in a hard scrimmage.
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Frye
Cambridge
Harvard
Kernan
Unclear Race Card Teletype Featuring Horses and Times
Fragmentary racing data shows numbers and names including Alberta and Alcantara with purses and times. The snippet lists fractions like 2.15 trot and 2.16% with minor legible identifiers Byron Wilkes CPRAEOS Alberta Cameron and cifras such as 2312. The readable portion suggests a midfield betting or results table from a horse racing page.
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Alcantara Cogs
Stes
Byron Wilkes
Bik Cpraeos Sons Ccceneses Esata
Alberta
Cameron
Lake Queen and Rustic Tie in 2.3 Trot for $300 Purse
The Lake Queen bm by Red Lake and partner Rustic br g Shine posted times around 2.19 with Parker G and Smith listed as drivers. Fox and Burnham figures appear in the entrants. The purse stood at $300 with a close finish showing 2.19% pace.
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Lake Queen
Red Lake
Burnham
Parker G
Br G
Fox
Rustic
Shine
T. BN
Smith
Ccc
Imported dog hunter Bernard Callahan seeks game in Lowell
Bernard Callahan of Fourth Street has imported a prize Pennsylvania bird dog used for woodward work in Lowell. Daily he and his friend Matty Campbell search for game. Callahan has not returned empty handed and, with the dog, has become an expert hunter.
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Bernard Callahan
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania
Lowell
Lawrence Wins Opening Polo Clash in Portland
Lawrence defeated Portland 6 to 4 before 1200 fans in the season opener at Portland Maine. Bone starred for Lawrence while McGilvray Hayes and Roberts shone for Portland in an exciting contest.
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Bone
Portland
Lawrence
McGilvray
Hayes
Roberts
Lawrefice
Ware Team Manager Refuses Pro League Franchise
Wagers at even money were placed on the Burkes versus P A Cc game in Huntington hall Tuesday night. Manager Wilcox of the Ware basketball team said he would remain with the Massachusetts Central Basketball League. Worcester officials Frederick H. Sawyer and George D. Morse met with Wilcox, but he declined to join a Professional league. This development could push Manchester into the chase.
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George Bone
Bone
Burkes
P. A. Cc
Huntington Hall
Wilcox
Ware
Massachusetts Central Basket Ball League
Frederick H. Sawyer
George D. Morse
Worcester
Worcester Post
Manchester
Belle Meade dispersal sale draws larger crowd
Nashville Tenn October 30 The second day of the Belle Meade dispersal sale attracted a bigger turnout and satisfactory prices. Notable offerings included Stand Pat leg 2 Luke Blackburn Ves tige sold for 1300 Bay Filly Imp Loyalist Vateriana sold for 1000 Brown Filly Imp Tithenius Duchess sold for 1500 bay colt Longstreet Pretence sold for 1550 chestnut colt Inspector B Niteis sold for 1250.
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Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade
Luke Blackburn
Vestige
J. Gardner
J. Gardiner
Tithenius
Duchess
Ed. Kane
Longstreet
Milton Young
Boston Women Win Tri-city Golf Championship
The Boston women's team defeated New York 31 holes to 18 at Baltusrol to claim the Clement A Griscom cup for the following year.
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New York
Boston
Baltusrol
Globe Wetly Critiques Tube Debates Tone in Commons
London papers react to the House of Commons tube railway debate with warnings about American capitalism and transatlantic syndicates gaining control of London rail, urging government intervention while lamenting investor apathy and overcrowding. The Globe calls for Tube control as other papers echo the concern.
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London
the Globe
House of Comemons
London Citizen
Globe
British commander reaches Berbera as Mullah clashes ease
Col Swayne, British commissioner in Somaliland, reports safe arrival at Berbera and says wounded are recovering. No new offensive will start for about two months while larger forces assemble. Somali levies showed weakness in recent fighting, and Col Cobbe leads Bohodle garrison where artillery has arrived and is not threatened.
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Aden
Arabia
Swayne
Somaliland
Berbera
Cobbe
Bohodle
Cruiser Montgomery Quarantined After Yellow Fever Case
Washington Oct 3 The navy department reports cruiser Montgomery under quarantine at San Juan Puerto Rico after returning from Colombia voyage where a crew member contracted yellow fever during the trip.
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Montgomery
Washington
Navy Department
San Juan
P. R
Points
Colombia
Sheridan released on bonds in Missouri bribery case
St Louis October 30 former delegate John A Sheridan was freed from jail by Judge Ryan on bonds totaling 45000 in two bribery charges and one perjury count. Three men signed his bonds for 695000 combined: Martin Shaughnessy of the Lindell hotel John Cornelius a worker and Ed Butler.
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St. Louis
John A. Sheridan
Ryan
Martin Shaughnessy
Lindell Ho'el
John Cornelius
Wronch
Ed. Butler
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Little Mercer
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Smiling Willie
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Choquette
Guimond
Hebert
Rat
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Talbot Clothing
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Lowell Boy
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