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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
RIVERSIDE.

Last evening on Gon's alleys the local
bowling team was defeated, the Phillips
dale wining two out OF three.
Last evening the women's Relief corp
held its inspection In CRUDE block. Clara
l.. Lake. department inspector. Depart
ment President Mrs. Hattie Ford, and
the chaplain OF Slocum Post. Mrs
Greenhalgh were present.
Last evening Pomham Lodge. A. o. T..
w, held Hegular meeting when two APP
plications were received.
Last night was te end OF the Christmas
bazaar for the Congregational church.
Mr.. George Brigham is spending few
DAYS at friends I'm this village.
Yesterday afternoon horse attached
TO a buggy belonging to Mr.. G.. l.. Bah
bit, a milyman. was standing at the sta
tion when the 4:3o electric express
frightened the animal. which ran down
Bullock,s point avenue. The horse was
stopped al Crescent Park.
Tonight the executive board or the Inn
provement society will meet with Mr. l..
:. Winchester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
VIOLIN ANO PIANO RECITAL

In wamsitta hall last evening took
place the seventh violin and piano recital
of the pupils OF Mr.. Henri j. Faucher.
vlolinist, and Mrs. Henri j. Faucher. pi-
anist. which was largely attended. The
pupils were assisted by the members OF
the Faucher Orchestral society. there be-
ing a membership of about 80 In this or
ganization. The program was particular
ly interesting. Il being intended for the
principals TO demonstrate their prom
cheney. and In this respect II was all that
could be desired.
The program was lengthy. there being
no less than 80 numbers, besides the
finale. The various entertainers were fre-
auently applauded and the program as
whole gave good entertainment. Follow
ing the program there was season OF
dancing which was continued until mid
night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
CANOLE AND KING DRAW

Four fast boxing bouts were held before
the Fall River Athletic association last
night, which were witnessed by the larg-
est crowd In the history OF that organi-
zation.
in the preliminaries Felix Servant and
George Campbell OF Fall River divided
the honors for four rounds. and Young
Woods defeated John Callahan OF Fall
River In the same number OF rounds
one of the principal bouts was between
George Ashley OF Fall River and Thomas
Devina of Boston. This event was very
even and was declared a draw
The main bout was between Martin
Canole OF Fall River and "Mosey' King
of New London. King started in on the
offensive, but his blows had little appar-
ent effect upon Canole. King had the bet
ter OF the first round. In the remaining
five rounds the men were about even on
points. and the bout was declared a draw.
James Dunn OF Fall River was referee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT

Jack McClelland OF Pittsburg knocked
out Brooklyn" Tommy Sullivan In the
18th round OF what was TO have been
20-round contest before the West End
club OF st. Louis last night.
sullivan was the sggressor for the first
six rounds, and closed McClelland's eye
In the third round with a right swing In
the seventh round McClelland worked an
inside right hook TO sullivan's jaw, put
ting him down and nearly out. the bell
saving him.
In the 18th round McClelland again
worked an inside right TO Sulllvan's chin.
4Whnn e"r regs,uas 1wn h,s ,enp ir Wce,leI,anS
feinted with his right and swung hard
left 10 the chin. putting Sullivan cut
billy" Trueman OF Brooklyn got the
decision over Jimmy Vickers OF Chicago
In the l2-round preliminary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
GRID!RON GOSSIP


The New Haven jehus are about the
limit.
Edgar wrishtington will referee the
Army-Navy game.
Carl b. Marshall. for two years quar-
terback at Harvard. is the logical choice
for captain OF the Crimson varsity next
year.
Jack MacMasters says his team Is IN
great condition now. but will be In very
top shape when II gets onto the neld at
New Haven.
As usual. Yale is carrying around a chip
on her shoulder. Harvard brushed II on
last year. all right
Trainer James Robinson OF the Tiger
eleven has gone TO Annapolis ITO train
the naval cadets for the game with Wesr
Point
Carl Marshall did his best work OF tne
season In the, Yale game. last year. and
he can be relied upon TO do II again this
year.
Last year. the electric car line was SO
crowded at New Haven that the Juice
gave out and quite a number OF people
were late In arriving at the game.
George r. O'Hearn. 'o4. OF Pittsheid.
was chosen captain Of the Massachusetts
State college football team yesterday.
Clarence II. Grinin of winthrop was
elected manager.
1t Is announced on the very best OF au-
thorhy that Pennsylvania did not protest
King. the Harvard centre. and Yale has
not made any protes, against him either
He was withdrawn by Harvard because
he had played four years at Indiana.
Columbia crawled out from narrow
hole at Annapolis. but showed up the
middies weaker than has been supposed.
Just now West Points chances for the
18th seem better than ever.
Harvard expects that Glass will be
used more 10 carry the ball and I'm the
formation plays than he was against
Princeton. Against the Tigers neither
Glass nor Shevlin was utilized In the
formation attack.
Three letters are all that stand pe-
tween six consecutive victories of Yale
from the Tigers and the present record of
four to two since 1896. The letters are
POE. Poe's run won the 'es game Tor
the Tigers and his kick won the 80 game.
Captain Warner Of Cornell Is taking a
vacation. Jack Moakley has given him
layoff with several varsity men. and none
of the team will work hard, until Mon
day. Tuesday night the eleven will start
for Philadelphia for the Thanksgiving
day game with Pennsy.
II was Yale who furnished Harvard
with proof that oliver Cults received
money for giving boxing lessons. II Har-
ward has any proof against Glass for ie-
ceiving money for playing football, now
IL the tfme 10 spring IL. Cults never WAS
a professional football player.
The Harvard seniors yesterday won the
class Championship In football by defeat
Ing the sophomores by the score OF Is to
0. The class OF 1903 has thus established
for itself, the unique record Of wnn .ag
the class football championship for All
four years OF it's career.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
BOWLING
RIvERPoINT .. MUSIC HALL i.

RIvERPOINT 2. MUSIC HALI.j.
The Music Hall team went to Riverpoint
and defeat last evening for the home
team won the first two strings. and then
fell down on the third II was night
for large scores. and the single string
record was broken by King. who got
score OF 125. TN the second string four
OF the Riverpont team bowled better
than 100. Donahue was high man with 500.
j. Thornton got a single OF 1o6 Dyson a
single OF 1o6. o. Thornton a single OF l0l.
Forrest singles OF lo4 and 102 and Dona-
hue singles OF 104 and l0l Swift cap
tured a single OF i02, Wallace one OF IL
and Cohen single OF lis. In all IL singles
OF better than 100 were bowled out or 80
single strings. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
FOR THE HARvAeo.VALs FOOTBALL
GAME.

The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad will sell round trip tickets
from Providence for this occasion for
sl00 each. good only on Special Coach
Tram leaving Providence November 22 at
s:s0 a. m. and returning from New He-
ven after the close of the game. For
those desiring TO travel by regular trains.
round trip tickets may he obtained for
$500 each. good going on regular trains
afternoon Of November II and morning
of tn. 22d. returning to leave New Haven
on regular trains afternoon ~ November
2ed and any regular train on the 23d.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
Brown TeamLett This Afternoon for Man.
chesteT to Play Dartmouth Tomorrow.
All in Readiness fOr the Harvard-yaIe
Game at New Haven; Yale The Favorite.

too much to assume that Brown should
be decidedly the better team. In nine
games Brown has scored 100 points and
defeated by Yale. Harvard and Lafay-
ette, her opponents scoring 10 points. or
these II were scored by Tufts. In eight
games Dartmouth has scored SO points to
8 by her opponents and has been defeat
ed by Amherst and Harvard. But In the
two games In which Dartmouth was de-
feated Amherst and Harvard were able
Yale Harvard, Pennsylvania and Lafay-
ette were able to score against Brown.
TEAM OFF FOR MANCHESTER.
The Brown team had its last practice
yesterday, and the work consisted prin-
cipally OF signal practice, and the ends
and backs were kept on the jursp con-
stant!y, fresh men replacing the men who
had been at work as soon as the men
tired perceptibly.
The team left Providence this after
noon at 33s and will leave Boston for
Manchester at 5. The squad 10 make the
trip consisted OF Capt. Barry. Wiekert.
Shaw. Savage. Webb. Cobb, Sheehan.
Rackle. Philbrick. Joe Golfer. Fleming,
Atwell, Roberts. Hickman, Morris. In
gals, Walsh, Hunt, Chase. Baker, Lynch,
Graham. Crowel. Soudder. Hamilton.
Pattee, Hascall and Schwinn, while Man
ager Dodge. Assistant Manager Joslin,
Head Coach Gammons and Coaches Muir
ply. Hunt and Chase, with Trainers
Higgins and Saxon and DR.. Parker will
accompany the men.
PROBABLE LINEUPS.
II does not appear probable that Shee-
han will start in the game tomorrow, for
his bad knee has not mended as rapidly
as was hoped for and he Is still hobbllng
about with a cane. He has not had op-
portunity TO practice during the past
week and is not In the best OF form.
Should he start Savage will take his
place in the event OF his learning the
game. Hascall who Is suffering with an
injured leg. IL not In the best OF form
Price. who was considered the best OF the
substitutes for end has a dislocated collar
bone and cannot play and Morris Is the
next best man for end.
Lynch. who proved his mettle In the
Columbia game. will probably start In
the game and Chase and Packle will be
the substitutes for the backs and Hamil-
ton will begin the game at full back. The
probable lineup will be:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
DOBBS CAUGHT ATARTAR

AT the National A. G.. at Marylebone,
London. England. last night the Ameri-
can pugilist. Bobby Dobbs, met the Lon
don boxer, Jem Maioney, for a purse OF
$3.50 and the 1Ss-pound championship.
Dobbs, who was the favorite, had some
but In the fifth round Mafoney edualized
matters. and from that time on had the
contest I'm his own hands. much TO the
surprise of his opponent. who at times
fought very Wild and indulged I'm holding
tactics
Dobbs managed to stay the full 20
rounds, but the result was an easy vic
tory for Maloney on points
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21

It is stated that Pitcher Jones and Out
fielder Householder OF the California
Baseball league have not yet signed TO
play with the Brooklyn National league
club next season. but that they have
pledged themselves II they come east TO
play with the Brooklyn club
II Is reported on good authority that
Minneapolis and ST. Paul will not be rep
resented In the American Baseball asso-
citation next season. IL is further ru-
morcd that the ST. Paul team will Re
transferred TO Chicago. under the man
agement OF Mike Kelly. and the Mime
apolis team. ~ present plans materialize,
will go to Detroit.
BEFORE leaving New York for the west
Vice President Charles w. Somers stated
that there was no doubt at all atyout the
American league proposition. as far as
New York concerned and that-ihe
public would be surprised when II learned
OF the people connected with tho club.
There Is no doubt at all that the grounds
are situated at Lenox avenue and One
Hundred and Thirtieth Nstreet. These are
easy Of access for four lines OF cars and
the Second and Third avenue lines OF the
elevated. The grounds face the Harlem
river and are OF ample size for baseball
purposes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
-OOPER'S.
WATERWAYS
I 0l.0

The Providence team lost a game last
night at Lowell being defeated by score
of u TO l. BECAUSE or the absence of
Wiley, Devlin moved up to center ana
an unknown named Brown appeared as
hslfback The Providence defense was
weak I'm the extreme. for Mallory got 81
stops. besides the drives that got into
the cage.
The Providence rushers played aggres-
eively, but were unable TO make headway
against the superb defense OF Jean anu
Holderness The weakness OF the team
without centre player Is apparent.
Wiley's broken thumb will keept him out
OF the game for several weeks. and Man
ager Parsons is endeavortng TO find
first class man to fll in the gap The
.uynr,ayv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
DARTMOUTH.
YALe.HARVARD TOMORROW

Tomorrow on Yale field at New Haven,
Yale and Harvard will play their annual
game Of football. which will determine
the college championship. For weeks the
teams have been working up TO this
game and ought to be In the best OF
form for the contest. which will be WITT
messed by one OF the largest crowds In
the history Of the game. Yale is the ia
Ynrite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
A CARD.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
INTERsCHOLASTIC LEAGUE

The game between Pawtucket and East
Providence. which was TO determine the
championship OF the Interschola site
league, played yesterday afternoon on
Grosvenordale field at East Providence.
came 10 sudden termination because OF
the refusal Of the Pawtucket team to con-
tinue because of the spectators overrun-
ming the gridiron. The East Providence
team was leading for II had made one
touchdown and about Ave minutes OF the
second half had been played. The Paw
tucket team was showing much better
form than I'm the first half and the ball
was on Pawtuckets 45-yard line when
the Pawtucket team refused TO continue.
The official score was sent In as 6 10
in favor OF the East Providence team.
The Pawtucket team proposes TO protest
the game and II is expected that IL will
be left TO the league TO make official de-
termination OF the case The feld was not
roped and the spectators were free 10
follow the players. and considering there
was about $500 spectators and the great
interest the fact the crowd swept on the
gridiron was not surprising.
According 10 the rules the field should
be clear of all save the players and the
officials. The officials yesterday gave the
Pawtucket men a certain period to play
and then apparently declared the game
at end. II - assumed that the officials
do not make rules but abide by them, and
that the rules demand a clear field. The
work OF the East Providence team was
excellent and what the team got I'm the
game it deservedly earned. The lineup:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
PORTLAND TONIGHT

An extra home game will be played ut
Infantry hall tonight, the Providence
team meeting the Portlands. making
three home games this week. The last
game with Portland In this cky was
won by the Portiands by n score OF TO
I. while the Brownies won the game at
Infantry hall by four goals to one. In
the Portland game. however. both Wiley
and Curtis were out Of the Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
LAWRENCE 4. CHELSEA 3.

In an overtime game the Lawrence
team took a game from Chelsea last night
before a good-sized crowd OF spectators.
The game was close and hotly contested.
and the team work Of both clubs was
fine. Bartlett played half back for the
Lawrence team and he did brilliant de-
fense work. Miller played fine polo for
Chelsea, and I.ations and Canavan did
goal was made when Bone took the ball
through the entire Chelsea team, the en-
tire length OF the surface. and whipped
II past Heffernan. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
RIvERPOINT.
MUSIC HALL.
PAwTUcKET 2, FALL RIVER /

At Fall River last night the visiting
Pawtucket team walked off with the hon
ors. Nine singles OF 100 or better were
bowled, and Pawtucket punched three or
these In the second string and Fall River
punched three in the third. Love was
high man with a total OF sn. including
singles OF 103 and il2. Crawshaw a single
OF 100. Lynn a single OF III and Kerr a
single OF Ito. while Resan got single OF
100. Lang a single OF l08 Hayden single
OF los and Flynn a single OF 100. The
summary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21

PAWTUxET VALLEY 3. NEWPORT 0.
AT Newport last evening the Pawtuxet
valley team took all three strings from
the home team, none OF the scores being
close. Northup was high man. with
total. or 2s3 and a single OF l05. Thornton
got single OF lW. The summary;
PAWrTITXE1' VALLEY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
POLO POINTERS

Worcester now has a lead OF one game
each way over Clinton. while the latter
team has the same lead the best OF Low
ell. Providence, Lawrence and Chelsea
are all tied for fourth place. a~great race.
truly.
Goal Tend Herernan's non-appearance
at Portland, Monday. was due 10 the crwi-
cal illness OF his wife. "Gussie" May
nard took his place and The Argus said:
Although out OF his position as a play
er. Maynard made good, and he had the
crowd with him from the start. His
shouts OF approval OF good plays on the
parts OF ehe other players OF his team
with his good work at goal stamped him
as a favorite for the future I'm this city.
The playing OF whipple at rush was one
feature OF the game and his drive from
the spot, resulting IN a goal, was received
with great applause. Wodtke well rus-
tained his former reputation as fast
one"
Manager Parsons thus eases his mind OF
the loss OF Hipson, who was assigned 20
pair OF rushers now, and ! guess IL II
good thing for the game that Hipson
has jumped"
A rather hshy polo note appeared In
the Boston Herald this morning as fol-
lows, The tnfted-StAtes -HsA-coInniln-
sioners yesterday stocked with salmon iry
Lovelrs pond In Fryeburg and the tribu-
tsries OF Sebago lake"
Portland Is Just half game behind
Providence and tonigh;'s contest at In
fantry hall promises TO develop into a
warm argument for the best OF II.
Manager Norton of Indianapolis stated
that he would pay all kinds OF good
money for a first class rusher. and tnen
took Gavftt Judging from the makeup
OF the teams OF the Western. league the
game must be dandy out there.
Tom Cotter thus puts himself on record
In speaking OF the players who have
jumued TO the west These players will
induce people 10 get places to play I'm
and then listen TO rhe first offer by some
one else. We will have all the players
we want and this is the country for poio
players. and they will soon tire OF the
scattered towns OF the west"
The result OF tonight's games may MAKE
a big change In the standing as the three
teams tied for fourth place are all down
for games.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
= PROVIDENCE.
LOWELL.

Score-I.oweIl IL. Providence I. Rushes
Lewis II. Curtis 8. stops in goal-Mal-
lory so Mullen "a. Referee-Connolly.
Timer-Paradis Attendance-sOO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
PAwTUCKET.
TAUNTON 2. HOPE 1.

TAUNTON 2. HOPE l.
At Taunton last evening the home team
defeated the Hope team by taking the
first and third strings The home team
bowled consistently and well. Chase was
high man. with n total or 2l and Lee
and Brown made singles OF 100 and l0e
respectively. The summary:
TAUNTON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
No. 8 TEAM.

ASSOCIATED CLUB LEAGUE.
In the olneyville Associated Club league
last evening the Bud OF Hope team won
two strings from the Columbia Athletic
club team, taking the second string by
single pin. The high man was Thornton,
with a total OF $50 The summary:
RID OF HOPE