Massachusetts Cities Vote No License In 1903 Era Shift
Election returns show thirteen cities voting against licensing and eight for it with Fall River and Gloucester entering the no license list. Chicopee Holyoke Lawrence Lowell Springfield Taunton voted for license. Heverley Brockton Lynn Malden Medford Melrose Newton Woburn Worcester Somerville voted no license. George H. Brown elected mayor of Lowell. Worcester reelects Mayor James Logan. Haverhill chooses Edwin Moulton. Lynn defeats Porter. Also notes at length about theatrical producer disputes involving Fiske Belasco and Savag e over rights and conduct.
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Roston
Ler
Lt . Fall River
Gloucester
Chicopee
Holyoke
Lawrence
Lowell
Springfield
Taunton
Heverley
Brockton
Lynn
Malden
Medford
Melrose
Newton
Woburn
Worcester
Somerville
George H. Brown
James B. Casey
Tn Lawranes
William P. White
James Logan
Elity
Haverhill
Edwin Moulton
Venpartisen
Rasewell L. Wood
Bicyclists Speed On In Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
New York five teams led at the close of the fiftieth hour of the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. The Hee Is the fastest of its kind, and the leaders sit nine miles ahead of the record. For the hour cited, Tat and Sto logged 8 laps and 8 miles while Jane and Moran posted 00 miles 8 laps. Collis and Mitten marked 1011 miles with S$ tape. Andersen and Vanoni rode 7 laps, Palmer and Walker 7 laps, and Walthour and Toot 6 laps. Former record stood at 11K2 miles laps by Ekes and McParlane in 1900.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Amiles
Jane
Moran
Maler
Lawson
Collis
Mitten
OL Mites
Andersen
Vanoni
Lou
Palmer
Walker
Lol Mies
Devonevitch
Drebueh
Walthour
Toot
Galvin
Wiley
Faber
Lafournade
Ekes
McParlane
Smart Fur Set Fashion Pattern by May Manton
A chic easy to make fur scarf and muff set using fur cloth velvet or fancy fabrics. The design uses a slide clasp and is adaptable for women misses or children. Requires 114 yards plus 22 yards silk for foundation and living muff. Pattern No 6177 mailed by Fashion Dept for ten cents.
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Fashion Department
Polo Games Highlight New Britain Victory Over Pawtucket
In a record league game, New Britain defeated Pawtucket after a fifth period rally led by Duggan who scored the winning goal in three seconds. Bannon starred with 76 stops for Pawtucket, while Wiley and Cameron clashed and referees kept control. The night also featured amateur play where Kensington defeated the Dublins of New Britain.
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New Britain
Britain
Pawayet
Duggan
Bannon
Pawtucket
Fila Credit
Leahy
Wiley
Cameron
Dusgan
Cunningham
Pierce
New
Kensingta
Dublins
New Brita
Fusari Brothers
New Britis
Kensington
Pawuicket
Rug
Cunningham Rush
Pleren Dean
Wiles Holderness
Halftack
Power
Wondy
Rime
Dugsan
S. Duggan
Canence
Timer
McDermorance
De Oro Beats Hueston In Second Block Billiard Match
Cuban player Alfredo De Oro defeated Thomas A Hueston in the second block for the three cashion billiard championship of the nord. De Oro led 100 to 69 with fifty points left to play. The result of fits play gives De Oro the edge in the contest.
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Hueston
St Louis
Lee Alfredo de Oro
Nba
Thomas A Hueston
Nord
de Oro
Burns Johnson Sydney bout rumors and Jeffries supports Welch
A boxing observer disputes a fair fight in Burns versus Johnson at Sydney asserting Burns will win inside ten rounds if true. They discuss possible bribery schemes and large purses, with Burns allegedly worth about 200000 and Johnson far poorer. Jeffries backs Welch as a rising world lightweight challenger after Welch’s recent high profile actions and a 25 round draw with Packey McFarland.
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Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Hf Burns
Sydney
Burns
Johnson
Juhnson
Johnoon
Wile Johnson
Sullivan
Chase
Australia
Hiens
Brrns
Jolson
California
James J. Jeffries
Breddle W
Abe Attell
Hattingtn
Jeffries
Brito
Welch
Packey McFarland
Jas
Aly Attell
Nelson
Driscoll Defeats Griffin For Featherweight Crown
In Boston Dee Jem Driscoll KOed Charley Griffin, claiming the featherweight title of Australia. Driscoll, billed as a top featherweight contender, stopped Griffin in the bout asserting a claim to the featherweight crown.
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Griffin
Boston
Dee Jem Driscoll
Grand
Charley Grifin
Australia
Bristol Bowing Match With Waterbury Falls Short Then Wins
Waterbury won two strings after losing the first in Bristol last night with a tight finish in the final frame. High single fell to Teller and Gibbons led Waterbury with a strong total. nearby matches show Hartford beating New Haven while Bridgeport topped Meriden Middletown and Britain beat New Britain.
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Bristol
Waterbury
Wolcett
Parker
Waterbury Lewis
Heardsley
Maloney
Diver
Saokes
Hristol Parker
Wolcott
Hao
Cucuel
Mathes
Porter
Griffith
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Meriden
Middletown
Dee
Teller Ld
Gibbons
Neares Waterbury
Allen
Malseh
Middleton
Teller
Stone
Babecock
Seavill
Reardon
Ahern
Stamford
Stanford
Britain
New Britain
Wallingford
Athlete with One Arm School Boy Excels in Athletics
William Nardi of Worcester high school stands out as a one armed star in football baseball and rowing. At eighteen he quit school to help at his parents fruit store yet in football he caught a crucial pass for a 70 yard touchdown. He pitches curves in baseball without a glove and rows on the crew with remarkable strength.
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William Nardi
Worcester
Worcester High School
Cvew
Nardi
One Armed Wonders
Boxing Drama Highlights Boston Heat Round Eleven
In a stellar Boston heat, Jem Driscoll outhustled Griffin in the eleventh round with jaw drives that staggered the foe. Griffin rallied, but Driscoll’s assault sealed a dramatic stoppage as fans hailed the bout as a peak boxing display in years. Meanwhile Frank Chance, Cubs manager, umpired a Fresno game featuring suspended majors like Hal Chase and Moriarty. Questions arise if Chance is ineligible until reinstated under Rule 47 as national agreements bar appearances with clubs housing ineligible players. Rumors swirl magnates chase stars, with Bresnahan and Robison considering top names while Wagner, Cobb, or Chase could spark offers, though such moves are viewed as publicity stunts.
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Frank Chance
Cubs
Fresno
Cal
Hal Chase
Moriarty
Blankenship
McHate
Moskiman
Chance
National Commission
Sear W Ball
Roger Bresnahan
Robison
St Louis
Kaban
Mike Poulin
Christy Mathewson
Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Yale Winter Sports Preview Highlights Trio of Teams
Yale’s three winter sports teams have begun preparations in New Haven with basketball and hockey opening in New York City last week while the gymnastics squad gears up for dual meets and the Intercollegiate title set for April. Captain Heron and teammates remain. hockey looks strongest to repeat, practice and games mainly at St Nicholas rink in New York, with losses including Stanley Driscoll and Charlie Wil. The intercollegiate schedule lists Princeton, Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard, and Yale games, and notable alumni news includes Rube Waddell taking a hotel clerk job in the West, a curious postscript to the season.
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New Haven
Yale
New York City
Hevelry
Heron
Felb
Stanley
Howe
Pittsburg
Cornell
Carnegie Institute
St Nicholas Rink
New York
Driscoll
Charlie Wil
King
Point
Fo Et
Ted Lifles
Bob Deming
Boston
Martin
O. K. McIntyre
C. C. Finks
Prinewton
Columbia U
Harvard
Columbia
Janmouth
Dartmouth
Coluat
Prineston
Columbiiy Eh
Prinneton
Harverd
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National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
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Poli's Theater
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Neral Contractors
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G. B. Hall
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