Carruth Wins City Bowling Title In Narrow Finish
The City League pennant clash ended with Carruth edging McCarthy by one game, though McCarthy led in pinfall by 318. Marden surged to crown the individual champion as Boylston pushed for third, while insurers see Employers' Liability A. C. leading the Insurance League with Paige close behind.
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Mpton
Watson
Lest. Pine, Ers’ Sayng A
Foun G. Pal & Co
Iota
D. Ws Bennett & Co
Gen. C. Carpenter & Son
Bullard & Davenport
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Ayson, Jovers’ Taability A. C
Ag Niall Insurance Co
Onge Lee Atson
Lavers’ Raetsty A. Gassur Hueee ‘Utt
Joh Paizo & Co
Rker, Volers’ Insurance Pbell
Geo. O
Ter Bennett
W. Bennett
Corkley
W. Bennett & Co
Ard
Travelers
Ee Co
John C. Paige & Co
Neoland
John On Paige & Co
Tehell Bennd Eye Liability A
Travelers’ Insurance Co
F. Bullard & Eet
Billard & Davenport
Errill, Employers’ Liability A. C
Bennett & Co
Carer & Son
Davenport
Carpenter
Day of Rest as Boston Team Arrives in Greensboro
Boston baseball players reached Greensboro observing the Sabbath amid balmy weather. They will walk six miles daily for twice daily practice from Guilford House, while Captain Hugh Duffy, recently at Hot Springs, reports strong form. Rome J. Chambers stands 6 ft 3 in and will report tomorrow. Nichols and Lowe are delayed by illness and family matters. Georgetown College seeks a April 9 game in Washington, while a Trinity College or Durham matchup may be arranged.
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Greensboro
N. C
Boston
Guilford House
Hugh Duffy
Re.aeeee
Duffy
Rome J. Chambers
Nichols
Lowe
Georgetown
University
Washington
Arantee
Selee
Deci
Trinity College
Durham
Here
Cycling News From The Shoe City Wheelmen Season Prep
The Shoe City Wheelmen of Brockton plan a lively season joining the Massachusetts Interclub and possibly the NCAA as a race-promoting club. The NPC board will mail amateur and professional riders lists to promoters aiding entry ranks, while New England eyes a championship circuit with many meets.
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Otto. Dorner
National Malway Improvement Committee
L. A
Cis Ts
Highway Improvement ‘Committee
Shoe City
Brockton
Massachusetts Interclub
Acing Association
Frank Kramer
Yehin
Motors
Elkes
Jay Eaton
Ak Khe Ee
Grea
N.C. A. Board of Control
New England
Parkway
W. A. H. West
Leutenant
H. Bonelli
Frank Allen
G Bonelli
R. J. Richardson
Wakefield
Salem
Jaxinsyen
Medfield
N.C. A
Wallis
Merrihew
Stanhope Street
Boston
Collect
Ap- Bet
Etop Tekin
City Parks Open With Warm Welcome To Riders
The day was almost warm enough to entice timid riders out as parks filled quickly this season. Crowds rivaled June levels with nearly every club in the city taking spins through the park system.
Skinner Agrees to Race Wridgway on Any Terms
Kenneth A. Skinner of this city said he would meet Wridgway more than half way in a race across miles, provided Wridgway deposits 30 to bind the match. Either road or track contest will suit Skinner, who is not dismayed by Champion or Wridgway.
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C. W. Wridgway
New York
Kenneth A. Skinner
Motor contests on track face evolving rules and records
Chairman Batchelder leads North Carolina A. C. board of control drafting initial rules for track motor contests with revisions planned as needed. John Lawson aims for a new six day record in Los Angeles, targeting near 3000 miles, paced by four motor tandems, as Miller and Waller hold the 2741 mile team mark. Autofan, a term for devoted motor enthusiasts, expands beyond chauffeurs to describe this growing class.
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Batchelder
N. C. A. Board of Control
John Lawson
Los Angeles
Miller
Waller
Lawson
Boxing policy shifts loom as New York readies law
The piece argues Governor Roosevelt may sign repeal measures while favoring boxing in principal. It urges legitimate athletic clubs and urban associations to organize under the new framework by Sept 1, highlighting the American Athletic Association as a legal rival to monopoly clubs, and notes calls for discreet planning amid ongoing public debate on prize fighting.
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Velit
New York
Roosevelt
New York State
New York City
Lewis
Fort 1
New Y
Wen
George Considine
Athletic Cubs
Tom O
American Athletic Association
Boylaton Street
Hercourt Street
American A. A
Onarley Taneh
George Derby
Adelmard
South Framingham
Bear
A. Higgine
East Boston
Hilggina Utt
Washington Track Opens Seasonal Meeting with Major Handicap Run
The Washington Jockey Club inaugurates the Eastern racing season at Washington, D C running all week with key stakes including Benning's handicap and the Malden steeplechase. Imp heads the feature field but Boney Boy, Findock and Queen of Song draw attention amid arrivals from New Orleans and strong trainer stables fueling optimism for a prosperous meet.
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Washington Jockey Club
Washington, D. C
Malden
New Orleans
W. P. Burch
Jimmy McLaughlin
Doc Street
W. Rhodes
Cahill & Anderson
W. Fred Presgrave
East
Horse Notes on Breders and Expected 2:10 Pacers
W B Jennings will ship his stable to Sheepshead Bay from Frisco early this month. Carruthers Shields will send their flyers to Benning about the same time. J Jennings seeks seconds on T Walsh from Jimmy McCormick. J B McElwain of Holyoke purchased The Peer from C J Hamlin and Harry Hamlin, a black colt with a promising gait likely to excel as race, show, and sire. Hetty G the pacing mare, 2093-4, by Egehot, won seven heats in slow classes last season and should shine among 2:10 pacers this year. Latitia and two related foals bred to Potential, Latitia due to foal soon, will be bred back to Refero after foaling. Direct showed 1:04 1-2 at Pleasanton. Espy Boy thought capable of 2:10 or better. Kentucky pacing stock by Expedition praised as most numerous for youngsters.
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W. B. Jennings
Sheepshead Bay
Frisco
Carruthers & Shields
Benning
J. Jennings
T. Walsh
Jimmy McCormick
McElwaif
Holyoke
C. J
Harry Hamlin
the Peer
Chimes
Grace Hamlin
Mambrino
King
Peer
Aorse
Hetty G
Egehot
Douglas Thomas
Alexander B. White
Paris
Tenn
Abe Johnson
Brockton
Silver Bpring
Ticonderoga
N. C
Latitia
Silver Spark
Latitla
Refero
I Direct
Pleasanton
Cal
Elmer Powell
Kentucky
Players' Bench Seeks Post League Scheduling
Six managers meet at 7 30 pm in the Post sporting room to set the season schedule. Fall River seeks games with strong Newland teams such as Attleboro North Attleboro Pawtucket Blackstone and Norwood with an away game planned for April 19. Contacts: Daniel T Costigan 416 Fourth Street Fall River.
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Post Sporting Room
Fall River
Newland
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Pawtucket
Blackstone
Norwood
Daniel T. Costigan
Fourth Street
Ball River
Fairmounts
Dorchester
A. A. Tarbox
Fairmount Street
Big Dog Show At Mechanic Hall Figures In Boston Entries
The sixteenth annual New England Kennel Club exhibition in Mechanics Hall Boston features 859 entries led by 141 Boston terrier entries. Notable dogs include Roxie Chauncey, Druid Mark, Dabster, Parson and Aladdin from Bayside and Trimount kennels with many breeds in puppies juveniles and open classes. The list highlights extensive entries from New York Chicago England and California with Beagles and terriers dominating the program.
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New Engteod Kennel Club
Mechanical Hall
New York
Chicago
England
California
Mexico
Via
Boston Terriers
Mr. Gilligan
Roxie
Chauncey
Bayside Kennels
Druid Mark
Rawson
Kendall
Dabster
Murray
Alladin
Grout
Parson
Arion
Nico IL
eGough
Rhine
Rhone
Joseph M. Kam
Herman P. Dwinell
J. V. Na
T. Brady
Tobasch
W. A. Ee Brownlie
John J. J. Oo Romeo
Wea
G. Kendall
Squantum Mul
Bionte, Jr
Courtis B. Reid
You Sport
Thomas F. Johnson
Bobby Johnson
H. H. G .Grove
Woantt
Richard A Mora
M. Currier
Currier
John ¥. M
F. G. Calhoun
Roker
James T. Gilligan
Alice Brownell
J. A. Boutellement
Timothy
W. G
Rags
Frank B. Grout
Bitches
M. F
Mulcahy
Viola
Grove Hill Kennels
Grove
Hill Mies Trim
Bobbie
P. Donahue
Totste
Henry D. Forbes
Sunflower Kennels
MumMtt
A. W. May
Alexander L. Goode
C. DeFrate
L. Mahon
Everett B. Webster
Grovell Kennels
Grove Hill
John J
Peggy H
Misency B. Topham
Rose
Horace
Dame
Miss Rose
J. L. Collins
Louise
John N. Campbell
G. Calhoun
Miss To To
James T. Gill
Darkeld
Patrice
Willam Zam Twinkle
Thomas F. McGough
Dolly L. B. Brown
Dot
Walter F. Beetle
Wrinkles
Volney I. Poore
Miss Phyllis
Saints’ Rest Kennels
Princess
George A. Raw
T. C. Hollander
George F. Reed
Rudo Dan D
William Saxby
Dorrey
T. ©. Hollander
Nora
E. Th
W. B. Smith
Smyth
Somerset Kennels
Middlesex
Heagies
Frank H. Taylor
A. D. Fiske
Teaser
Windholme Kenoe
Tom Turner
Windholme
Weington
Hector
Limit
Dalesman
Taterol
Beagles
Pilgrim
Bachelor
Warrior
Somerset
Turpin
Charles W. Barber
John Dennett
Barber
Roy
C. F. Haven
Lake
Somerset Kennel
Charlies Warber
Windholme Kennels
Tom ‘Turner
Middlesex Beagles
Round Plain Beagles
Waldingfield Beagles
Amity
T. Hollander
A. K Brean
Ixom
Thurton
George F
Bell Vernon
Whiten Saxby Fasby
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Endorsement
Mrs William Adams of 18 Putnam Street Providence Rhode Island testifies to recovery from grip and lasting breathlessness after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She notes appetite return strength and diminished shortness of breath after two to three boxes. Notarized August 18 in Providence. Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY. 60 cents per box. 6 boxes $2.50.
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Wm. Adams
Putnam St
Providence
R. I
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N.Y
Jackson's Lock Theft Plots Revealed in Local Heist
In a detailed account, Jackson and an accomplice plotted multiple lock thefts from Warren & Blanchard and nearby stores. They swapped a door lock for a new key, used a decoy to access the shop, and replaced the lock before closing. The Yale padlock was targeted with a forged key business at Pratt & Tuffis.
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Jackson
Pratt & Tuffis
Beach Street
Wilson
Yale
Yale& Townsend
Warren & Blanchard
Boston Burglar Jackson Faces Long Prison Term
Jackson and Wilson conducted weekly burglaries at Warren & Blanchard and Joy Langdon & Co. in Boston. Police captured Wilson near Gloucester court. Jackson faces a possible 25 year term under habitual criminal laws. Jackson, about 60, has a long felonious record including stamps theft in 1896 and multiple prior sentences. A tattoo reading "Thomas Jackson, In Memory of Susan Rackiffe" aids identification.
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Jackson
Abbot
Tryder
Allen
Wilson
Gloucester Court
West End
House of Correction
Pettengill Company
Herald
Bradford
Eng
Boston
Brown & Co
Franklin Street
Daniel O’brien
Robinson
Vinal
Messrs
Wattsend
Garrity
K W. Pratt
Broad Street
MBM
Thomas Jackson
Susan Racliffe
Harvard Opens Week of Games Across Sports
Harvard begins a busy athletic week with baseball vs Boston College next Saturday, interclass track on Friday, and crew races on Saturday pending weather. The baseball squad trims from 300 hopefuls to two per race, while class games favor juniors. river crews show Weld and Newell contenders as Donovan and Vail vie for the win in a testing schedule.
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Harvard
Boston College
Reid
Rice
Boal
Proty
Hallowell
Richardson
Ellis
Saxon Democracy Aims to Form Government by the People
Comrade Willum Read advocates a “Saxon Democracy” aimed at establishing a government of the people by the people and for the people. The movement seeks broad civic participation and democratic principles within Saxon governance.
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Willum Read
Paris Exposition Sports Notices and Entry Blank Details
Notices and entry blanks for the Paris Exposition sports station will be sent to the secretary of each association in the Amateur Athletic Union. Envelopes may be stamped and returned as directed by the union.
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Paris
Apeateur Athme Union
Nonsectarian evangelist plans lectures in Lincoln Hall
The article profiles a self styled social evangelist who calls himself a psychic Christian Socialist and reincarnationist. For three years he held open air services on Boston Common and last summer spoke from Wenham Town Hall steps on Is This God s Country According to Bible and Science. After April 10 he resumes lectures at Lincoln Hall at the corner of Concord and Washington streets.
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Read
Boston Common
Wenham Town Hall
Lincoln Hall
Concord and
Washington Streets
Religion in Shakspere lecture at Fogg Art Museum
Rev H T Henry of St Charles Seminary will discuss Religion in Shakspere at a free public lecture next Wednesday evening. The talk covers claims Shakespeare was Catholic or Protestant, and the positivist view of a cult humanity. He will address Santayana's arguments on religion in Shakespeare.
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Hareyard Catholic Club
Fogg Art Museum
H. T. Henry
St. Charles Seminary
Overbrook
Penn
Shakspere
Automobiles at Harvard Spark Student Car Fad
Harvard students pursue a growing automobile fad with many owning cars and racing on rural roads. Notable enthusiasts include W. A. Boal and others, who are active around campus and city, fueling lively motorist activities among the football community.
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Harvard
W. A. Boal
Harva
Borem
Den
Gilchrist
We Jones
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