The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
NEATLY TRIMMED.
Much Wanted Team
Of Southbridge
Trounced.
BASKET BALL VICTORY.
BASKET BALL VICTORY.
Herman Young Badly In
jured in Baskerville
Satinet Mill.

Millbury Oct, 2S.-The supposed
crack basket ball team of Southbridge
came to Millbury tonight to play the
Millbury basket ball team. They had
expected TO carry home a victory, but
were much disappointed. Millbury sue
ceeded in adding another victory to its
other four.
Millbury played one of the finest
passing games ever witnessed in the
hall, but had hard luck in throwing for
baskets. MiAbury had over twice as
many trys for the basket as South
bridge. For Millbury Ashton and
Williams played the best game, doing
the same fine passing all through the
game. The Southbridge team was con-
stantly fouling through the game, and
did not play basket ball. Southbridge
got all their goals on free tries.
The lineup: hbridge-Jaskoniak
If: Rose. r.f. Dodd and Wilson, c.;
Hamlin, Lb.; cambridge, RIB. Millbury
Ashton, r.f.; Crossman, If; Burt, c.;
Horne. lb.; Williams, RIB.
Score: Millbury I, Southbridge a.,
Fouls called-On cambridge Z, Burt 2,
Horne. Dodd 4, Ashton 2, Williams, Will
son 2, Rose T. Hamlin. Goals from
tield-Burt, Howe, Crossman. Goals
from eptrles-Jaskoniak 4, Burt 1.
Timer-D. ]. Buckley, Millbury. Ref
eree-Charles White, MillbuFy.
Four men coming from Worcester
and occupying a carryan and a pair of
horses came to grief near the west
part of tue MCGOWAN bridge late last
night, by colliding with pole near DIR.
r. Booths residence. The vehicle was
badly demolished. Both wheels We're
broken.
The registrars of voters met at Sc
lectmen rooms tonight, and registered
rs names, all democrats. This will be
the last meeting of the season.
Herman Young, man about 20 years
of age, living in Baskerville, and work
ing in the c. r. Aldrlch satinet mill,
had narrow escape from death this
morning. Mr.. Young carries sheets
from the shuttles to the card room.
When in the card room he was 60
ing under shafting, when the sheet
he had in his hand caught in the shaft
ing, pulling him over the shafting. 1t
gave him such a twist that it pulled
the arm clear off from the shoulder.
Young went around the shafting
about 20 times, and then fell to the
floor.
BY that time, some fellow workmen
saw him and ran to his assistance.
jumped up as If nothing had happened.
4 The mill was stopped for while, and
a doctor was sent for, and he ordered
Young carried to the hospital. Ar
thur Ballou pitched up a horse, and
carried the man to the hospital. Young
was laid out on a stretcher.
Dr.. Booth is attending him at St.
Fincent's hospital. COS ~.
WARRANTS were posted today by Con-
stable Thomas Brown in conspicuous
places. These warrants are to notify
and warn the inhabitants of the town
of Miilbury qualified to vote in elections
and In town affairs to meet at Blan
chard hall, Tuesday, the 7th day of No
vember, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, TO
bring in their votes to the selectmen
for governor, lieutenant governor, sec
rotary, treasurer and receiver-general.
auditor and attorney general, and other
officers. The polls will open at o'clock
a. m. and close at o'clock p. m.
The Millbury Sutton and Douglas
street railway is to be built but not
this season. This is not because of lack
OF money, but is due 70 lack of rails
which cannot be procured at present.
The steam railroads have all the rails
bought in the country. and the makers
cannot get rails out fast enough. This
line is to be connected with the Worces-
ter and Suburban Street Railway com
pany, and will run through Sutton TO
Douglas. 1t will cost about 5000, 900.
The Bancroft foot ball team Of Wor-
cester defeated the Milbury Midgets
by a score of Is to today Millbury
men thought they would win before the
game started but when they got into
play they could not gain a yard. In the
first place, every one of the Worcester
players was five or ten pounds heavier